CUNY SPS Nursing Professor Dr. Jan Oosting penned an op-ed piece for Health Care Business News. Dr. Oosting's article focuses on the importance of addressing nursing education affordability issues to help increase the availability of pediatric medical care in the US. "Reducing financial barriers to nursing education is the most urgent priority, especially for graduate programs, given how heavily the system relies on nurse practitioners to compensate for the physician shortage," she says. She also points out that new federal regulations now curb the total amount of student loans that individual nursing students can borrow, which will make the affordability issue even more critical.

CUNY SPS Nursing Professor Dr. Jan Oosting shares her professional insights on the importance of a recent federal court's ruling that overturned the ban on gender-affirming care for minors. Dr. Oosting is quoted in "The Guardian," explaining that the ruling is a “meaningful win for patients and providers and, honestly, for healthcare integrity in the US." Dr. Oosting also noted that “major changes in healthcare policy have to follow the law."

CUNY SPS Nursing Professor Dr. Jan Oosting wrote an informative and thought-provoking op-ed for the Bay Area Reporter. In her article, Dr. Oosting reviews the disparities in health care experienced by queer pregnant people as compared to the prenatal care available for heterosexual cisgender women. These inequalities often lead to devastating results. To break down the healthcare barriers that queer expectant parents encounter, Dr. Oosting offers healthcare practitioners easy and actionable steps for inclusive service.

CUNY SPS Nursing Professor Jan Oosting shares expert insight on the barriers LGBTQ+ patients face in accessing care in a recent TechTarget article. Oosting emphasizes the importance of provider education, inclusive practices, and informed communication, noting that a lack of training and cultural awareness among healthcare professionals can prevent LGBTQ+ individuals from receiving the best care possible.