There is the course in victimology, which takes the crime from the victim's standpoint. We do almost a different crime every week. And then the third course is forensic mental health, which is the offender. We focus on who has committed the crime and how can we better understand. A. Not at all.
Nurses are frontline people in the emergency room.
That's where victims usually come. Any area of study is going to make you more aware of the dangers. Q. I've heard that the award you won, the Episteme Award, is also known as the Nursing Nobel. Yes, it is considered quite an honor, so I was overwhelmed and delighted of course to receive that and delighted for Penn. Because they always look at the university that you're affiliated with, so it brings not only me honor but the University and the School of Nursing.