Penn Nursing in the Media: COVID-19

COVID-19: How RNs can help overcome public vaccine hesitancy

A Century Ago, Open Air Schools Fought Disease

How to vote in person safely when Pa. isn’t requiring masks at the polls

9 medical experts on how their kids are safely celebrating Halloween

Exploring ‘open air’ schools, used during tuberclosis outbreak

To be successful online, faculty went back to the classroom

What to do if you see people breaking rules at restaurants

Averting a COVID-19 vaccination crisis will take careful communication

Nursing student volunteers play critical role at campus COVID-19 testing site

Ensuring an ethical path to a ‘warp speed’ vaccine

As nursing goes, so goes public health

The Old Rules Were Dumb Anyway

How Trump’s win-at-all-costs vaccine strategy could backfire

Understaffed

NYC nurses were understaffed and burned out before the pandemic, which contributed to overcrowding and worse patient care

Study shows NYC hospitals understaffed in weeks before coronavirus

Covid research is moving fast: How ethical are we during the time of the pandemic?

Nurses Taking Charge

“I Left the Hospital in Tears”: Amid the Pandemic, New Moms Aren’t Getting the Breastfeeding Support They Need

Nurses Statewide to Protest Shifting Ratios at Medical Facilities

As coronavirus took elderly lives, 30% of Delaware nursing homes failed to follow proper steps

The risk of loneliness and trauma from COVID-19

Don’t Eat With Your Hands, and Other Rules for Dining Out in Philly During the Pandemic

Teachers, health care workers push back against Philadelphia in-person school

What COVID-19 pandemic teaches us about human behavior

Philadelphia Federation of Teachers issues reopening recommendations amid pandemic

Should kids return to school in September? | Pro/Con

Do COVID-19 Patients Really Have to Die Alone?

Fighting the coronavirus infodemic

The COVID-19 crisis in nursing homes is still going on. You can help. | Expert Opinion