School of Nursing holds seventh Breakfast Health Promotion Seminar
(L-R) Dr. Janet Allan, dean of the School of Nursing; Theresa de la Haya, vice president of the community health division of the University Center for Community Health; and Lyda Arevalo, clinical instructor of acute nursing care, get together during the School of Nursing's seventh Breakfast Health Promotion Seminar held Nov. 14 at the San Antonio Country Club. De la Haya was the featured speaker. She discussed "Improvements in the Care and Prevention of Diabetes in the New Millennium."
Dr. Marilyn Harrington, dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences, gets her blood glucose level checked by a School of Nursing student. Nine of clinical instructor Lyda Arevalo's first-semester nursing students performed glucose screenings on attendees of the School of Nursing's seventh Breakfast Health Promotion Seminar. Supplies were provided through a grant from the San Antonio Area Foundation.
(L-R) Dr. Janet Allan, dean of the School of Nursing; Theresa de la Haya, vice president of the community health division of the University Center for Community Health; and Lyda Arevalo, clinical instructor of acute nursing care, get together during the School of Nursing's seventh Breakfast Health Promotion Seminar held Nov. 14 at the San Antonio Country Club. De la Haya was the featured speaker. She discussed "Improvements in the Care and Prevention of Diabetes in the New Millennium."
Dr. Marilyn Harrington, dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences, gets her blood glucose level checked by a School of Nursing student. Nine of clinical instructor Lyda Arevalo's first-semester nursing students performed glucose screenings on attendees of the School of Nursing's seventh Breakfast Health Promotion Seminar. Supplies were provided through a grant from the San Antonio Area Foundation.