Bridging Equity and Empathy in Pain Care

by Brian Pervis | January 12th, 2026

Brian Pervis, department chair for the Excelsior University School of Nursing, published an article titled “Bridging Equity and Empathy in Pain Care” in the National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) Post-Conference Newsletter (p. 34-40). The article examines disparities in pain assessment and management and highlights the role of nursing education, clinical practice, and professional leadership in improving patient care and health outcomes. It reflects ongoing scholarly and professional efforts to strengthen nursing practice and patient-centered care.

Read the article here.

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