UF IC3 researchers study how kidney damage progresses in hospitalized patients
University of Florida Health researchers have used extensive medical data and a leading-edge modeling tool to transform how health care providers observe and鈥�
Kyle Chambers
Kyle Chambers is a communications specialist for the University of Florida College of Nursing. His duties include supporting communication and marketing efforts for the College of Nursing, as well as helping faculty draft grant proposals, manuscripts, presentations and other scientific writing. Kyle has been with the college since 2021. He holds a bachelor鈥檚 degree in biology and a bachelor鈥檚 degree in journalism, both from the University of Florida.
Stories by Kyle
UF Nursing research to study milk production to mark National Breastfeeding Month
For this year鈥檚 National Breastfeeding Month, a University of Florida College of Nursing researcher has pledged to study how to give the tiniest patients the鈥�
UF Nursing researchers explore tactics to combat first-year nurse burnout
Just weeks after graduation, new nurses immediately become the latest additions to the frontlines of patient care. Stress caused by long work hours, staff鈥�
BOB体育 mentorship program inspires next generation of Gator nurses
The homegrown nurse leaders of tomorrow may soon sprout from Gainesville鈥檚 own backyard, thanks to a new UF-led community outreach and mentorship effort.鈥�
UF College of Nursing, BOB体育 Shands Nursing, launch new program to fund nursing research and innovation
From developing new ways to communicate with patients to testing treatment protocols or running research trials in the hospital, nurses are known for coming up鈥�
UF College of Nursing receives $3.6 million to address nurse shortage
T he COVID-19 pandemic鈥檚 impact on health care has made it more important than ever for nursing schools to educate the next generation of front-line providers.鈥�
UF nursing researcher gets to the 鈥榟eart鈥� of cardiac health disparities
When diagnostic tests for the heart were first created, scientists at the time did not fully consider that no two bodies are the same, especially between the鈥�
A solution to shortages: UF nursing program aids retention, recruitment
Since spring 2020, nurses across the globe have carried the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic on their tired shoulders, facing unimaginably challenging work鈥�
Aiken Chair strengthens UF Nursing research amid challenging environment
Renowned researcher and Gator Nurse alumna Linda Aiken, the Claire M. Fagin Leadership Professor of Nursing and a professor of sociology at the University of鈥�
UF nursing researchers provide parents CHOICES for reproductive health
Two University of Florida College of Nursing researchers earned a four-year $3 million grant to support a large national study to test the effect of a鈥�
