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Current Projects

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Adams Phyllis Ed.D, FNP, RN 7334 526  pcadams@uta.edu  Sickle Cell Disease and Sickle Cell Trait across the life span, HIV in the elderly, needs of homelessness persons, GI studies articles - development for submission; grant - to be developed for adolescent transitions
Aguilar Dolores RN, MSN     aguilar@uta.edu Child Abuse; Occupational Health Nursing: Substance Abuse in the Workplace; Cultural issues especial among Hispanics  
Anderson Cheryl PhD, RN, CNS 4820 639 c.anderson@uta.edu  Violence-(family & work place); Addictions; post partum depression (Adolescent)  1)Intervention study for training module reducing workplace violence 2)National study on interpersonal characteristics of nurses and vulnerabilities for workplace violence 3) Portpartum depression among adolescents 4) Completion of articles on workplace violence among Hispanics and ending abuse
Ashe Mary Jane       ashe@uta.edu recruitment and retention of students  

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Baker Joy Don PhD, RN, CNOR, CNAA, BC 4874 513 jdbaker@uta.edu  Meaning - making: Late in Life Transitions; Home laundered scrubs in the OR; Management - Administrator; Distance Education; Informatics  Inventory Development regarding the Baker Connection Model relative to Life Transitions with an initial focus on the Late-in-Life population; Home laundered scrubs in the OR
Barnes Donelle PhD, RN       Refugees, immigrants, social support, depression  
Barr Wendy PhD, RN 4858 518 barr@uta.edu Nursing interventions to improve quality of life, morbidity and mortality in critical care patients, use of restraints in critical care, the correlation of cultural immersion experiences and health care outcomes for underserved populations. Planning stage: measuring outcomes related to cultural immersion in Mexico
Behan Deborah PhD(c)     behan@uta.edu Health of Nurses - staffing  
Bond Mary Lou PhD, RN  5295 518 mlbond@uta.edu  Health Promotion- Hispanic population; Acculturation and health patterns (Mexican immigrant); Promotion of Cultural Competence among health professionals; Health literacy among Mexican population Relationships of acculturation, health promoting behaviors, health outcomes of Mexican immigrant pregnant women; Attitudes, Knowledge and skill of Nurse faculty toward caring for patients of diverse cultures

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Cason Carolyn L PhD, RN 5781 504 clcason@uta.edu Nursing Care Outcomes; Quality/Performance indicators; evidence-based practice Partners in action for teen health, AISD; School-based dental health, DHA
Cleary Donna         Respiratory asthma (pediatric and adult) COPD, pulmonary rehab including education patient , family  and clinical practice guidelines  
Courtney Reni PhD, RN, CFNP 4876 533 maureen@uta.edu  Cardiocascular risk reduction, Lipid disorders management, Weight loss clinical programs, Diabetic management/metabolic syndrome, Prevention in primary care Work-site cardiovascular risk management. 1) Game of health - group education for weight loss and CVD prevention 2) Personal counseling and medical management for high-risk individuals.

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Daniel Kathryn          renal disease in the indigent elderly, estimation of GFR in the elderly, models of care delivery in geriatric practice, practice models in geriatric practice, ambulatory and long term care, medication adherence in the elderly, nutrition in frail elderly living in nursing homes, potentially inappropriate medication prescribing in the elderly, transitions in care for geriatric patients and families across the continuum of healthcare and residential living  
Dihigo Sharolyn         infant colic, childhood termperament, and learning disabilities  

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Gainer Cheryl         Celiac Disease research, especially lifestyle change and breastfeeding in prevention of chronic disease  
Gray Jennifer PhD, RN 4840 625 jgray@uta.edu  HIV/ AIDS - Spirituality, psychosocial factors medication adherence; Spirituality of Nurses Needs Assessment of E.TX Health Care Providers r/t Perinatal Transmission of HIV; Nurses Learning Needs Assessment r/t HIV/Aids Care Secondary Analysis of learning Needs of Nurses in the Dominican Republic r/t HIV; Aids Outreach Center- Forth Worth- Outcomes research for provided services; Focus Group Validation of Qualitative Themes- Successful Medication Adherers

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Handy  Nancy PhD, RN 4039 516 nhandy@uta.edu    
Hanks Robert         nursing advocacy and instrumentation  
Hegstad Lorrie PhD, RN 7341 633 hegstad@uta.edu Evaluation techniques, Teaching and testing critical thinking Currently nothing formal.
Heusinkveld Karen PhD, RN, FAAN 4791 517 heusink@uta.edu  Community/public health nursing educational needs, Tobacco control, Role delineation for oncology practice Role delineation for oncology nursing practice, Tobacco control models

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John Lauri         developing and testing interventions to promote quality of life in people with  lung cancer  
Judkins Sharon PhD, RN, CNAA 2291 646 judkins@uta.edu  Hardiness and Stress, Leadership, Rural nursing administration Hardiness Home Care Nurses, Hardiness ICU Nurses/Patient outcomes, Hardiness Training among Nurse Managers 

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4760 514 jleflore@uta.edu Very low birth weight and extremely low birth weight neonates. Two areas specifically are assessing blood pressure and vascular volume and its determinants, and neurologic outcome and its predictors  Capillary refill time in term neonates and the use of frontal-occipital circumference as a predictor of neurologic outcome at 18-22 months corrected age

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Mancini Mary E (Beth) PhD, RN, FAAN, CNA     mancini@uta.edu Resuscitation, simulation  
Michael Jackie PhD, RN     michaels@uta.edu Culture, Sprituality, Higher education methods, strategies, techniques strategies, techniques and curriculum development-revision, simulation, clinical decision making, clinical judgment  
Mintz-Binder Rhonda PhD, RN       social support and job satisfaction of nursing program directors; simulation based academic outcomes  
 

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Nelson Kristine         active learning including simulation (using human patient simulators and and standardized patients) and computer based teaching tools and approaches.  
               

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O'Quinn Josie PhD, RN 7344 668b oquinn@uta.edu health promotion  

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Patrick Vicki MSN, RN       Clinical simulation, core and advanced trauma education acquisition and and evaluation of basic trauma skills for emergency nurses  
               
Poster Liz PhD, RN 4792 669 poster@uta.edu    Editor: Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing

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Raudonis Barbara M PhD, APRN, BC 4876 540 raudonis@uta.edu Gero-oncology; hospice and palliative care nursing; symptom management in life-limiting illnesses;impact of genotypic variation on the symptom experience of oncology patients treated with chemotherapy Symptom study: finishing up; Use of prognostic indices in palliative care; establishing a state-wide hospice dataset
Roye Jennifer MSN, RN       simulation, pedi and genetics  

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Schira Mary PhD, RN, CS, ACNP 7337 635 schira@uta.edu  ANP Privileging, especially related to hospital privileges, chronic kidney disease, cognitive function as stated in Research Areas
Schmelzer Marilee PhD, RN 4838 620 schmelze@uta.edu  Medical Surgical Nursing; Critical Care; I especially enjoy clinical research My research is about enemas.
Snow Diane PhD, RN, PMHNP 7087 641 snow@uta.edu Cooccurring substance abuse, anxiety disorders and bipolar disorder;PMHNP outcomes of practice; Genomics Relationship among bipolar disease; Substance abuse and anxiety
Stiller Janeth PhD, RN 2644 532 janethstiller@aol.com  Cardiac Rehabilitation; Med- Surg Nursing; Critical Care Women's Referral into Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs

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Turpin Patricia PhD, RN 4817 645 pturpin@uta.edu Development of a Minimal Data Set for specific procedures in gastroenterology. Study to see if there is a difference between on-line and traditional classroom learning of nurses in perinatal internships. Study to see if there is a difference between patient outcomes and nurse proficiency in MSICU following implementation of Daily Goals Rounds.

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Weber Mary  PhD, RN, APRN, BC, PMHNP 4829 636 mweber@uta.edu  medical co-morbidities in schizophrenia; genomic variants to predict risk of diabetes and cardiac problems; risk factors for medical co-morbidities for African American, Hispanic females with schiozphrenia. NIHM/ NIMR mentorship program ADA junior faculty grant submitted; stanley foundations(to be submitted), NARSAD (submitted), ROI (January submission)
               
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