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As grants grow and develop at the University of South Carolina College of Nursing, they often need space to share their message and progress. The sites below have been developed for our grant teams to use for disseminating information about their work.
The goal of this grant led by Dr. Joan Culley is to develop an Emergency Department Informatics Computational Tool (EDICT) to improve the quality of care and patient outcomes in a chemical mass casualty incident. The College of Nursing, University of South Carolina was awarded a 4-year, $2.5 million grant from NIH/NLM in Fall, 2014 to accomplish this goal.
Moving Forward Together 3, led by Dr. Bernardine Pinto, is a research study aimed at increasing physical activity among women diagnosed with breast cancer. It is being conducted by the American Cancer Society’s Reach to Recovery® (RTR) program and the University of South Carolina (USC).
The goal of this grant led by Dr. Tena Hunt McKinney is to address inadequacies in mental health care resources for rural South Carolina residents by teaching health professions students to work collaboratively in interprofessional teams and provide mental health care using telehealth videoconferencing.