Faculty and students share scholarly work at ENRS
Dr. Linda Copel (3rd from left) and Dr. Nancy Sharts-Hopko (right) with first year PhD students at the ENRS Scientific Sessions.
Faculty and students from all programs in the College of Nursing shared their research and expertise with colleagues from the Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) at that organization鈥檚 26th Annual Scientific Sessions held in Philadelphia April 9-11, 2014.
The following faculty delivered papers at ENRS:
Dr. Bette Mariani
路 A study to assess student learning of quality and safety through simulation
路 Development and psychometric testing of the Mariani Nursing Career satisfaction scale
Dr. Helene Moriarty
路 Benefits and challenges in using dyadic analyses in research of families across the lifecycle
路 Using dyadic analyses with veterans with traumatic brain injury and their family members: implications for family relationships
路 Predictors of Community reintegration in military veterans with mild to moderate traumatic brain injury
Dr. Michelle Kelly
路 Child Health-related quality of life: my opinion or yours
Dr. Suzanne Smeltzer, Dr. Mary Ann Cantrell, Dr. Mary Ann Heverly, and PhD students Nancy Wise and Amanda Jenkinson
路 Perceptions of Doctoral Nursing faculty about factors affecting their scholarship
Dr. Linda Copel
路 Stopping verbal abuse: evaluation of an educational program for military and civilian spouses
Dr. Bing Bing Qi
路 The reliability and validity of the revised osteoporosis knowledge test (OKT)
Dr. Melissa O鈥機onnor
路 Frontloading and intensity of skilled home health visits: a state of the science
PhD alumna Sherry Burrell, Dr. Suzanne Smeltzer et al
路 State of the Science: symptoms and quality of life in individuals with pancreatic cancer undergoing surgery
Schuyler Bates Perez
Student posters in various program categories included:
BSN -- Schuyler Bates Perez
路 Acciones Peligrosas: A Secondary Analysis of Hispanic College Students and Risk Behaviors
MSN -- Grace Mansilla
路 Pain Assessment of the critically ill patient unable to self-report
PhD -- Carey Heck
路 A concept analysis of moral distress
DNP-- Dr. Meghan Coleman
路 An APN home care intervention: implementing evidence based coping mechanisms for breast cancer patients
--Dr. Peggy Lyons
路 A randomized controlled comparison of flushing protocols in homecare patients with peripherally inserted central catheters
MSN student Grace Mansilla
Carey Heck, PhD student
Recent DNP graduate Dr. Meghan Coleman
Dr. Peggy Lyons (right) with her poster.