UF Nursing Collaborates with UF Health and VA for Annual Research Summit
Held in April, this yearly event showcases the innovative research being conducted.
Attendees and participants of this spring’s College of Nursing Research Summit and Malasanos Lectureship were exposed to a wide variety of research topics, ranging from sickle cell disease, medical marijuana, traumatic brain injury biomarkers to everything in between. Held in April, this yearly event was expanded last year in collaboration with UF Health and the Malcolm Randall Department of Veteran Affairs Medical Center and showcases the innovative research being conducted by UF Nursing students and faculty, as well as clinicians and interdisciplinary professionals.
The full day of activities included nearly 100 posters and e-poster presentations, an awards ceremony and two panel presentations. The Malasanos Lecture was titled “Biomarkers that Shape Recovery from Brain Injuries” and was presented by Jessica Gill, Ph.D., R.N., the Lasker Clinical Research Scholar with the National Institute of Nursing Research.