A group of six Marquette Nursing students and five faculty members presented research projects at this year’s Midwest Nursing Research Society conference. The 49th MNRS Conference took place from March 26-29 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.
MSN student Tiffany Warthon received an honorable mention award for her student research poster titled, “Addressing Job Satisfaction in Emergency Services: An Exploratory Study.”
A list of each student’s research project can be found below:
Student: Jayme Aguero
Program Level: Ph.D.
Faculty Mentor: Jessica Zemlak
Title: Exploring Preferences for Healthcare Communication among Women Who Sell Sex
Student: Nicole Rosin Cronsell
Program Level: Ph.D.
Faculty Mentor: Linda Piacentine
Title: Use of Handheld Indirect Calorimetry in SCI Population: A Literature Review
Student: Kyla Aiyeku
Program Level: MS/MSN
Faculty Mentor: Jacqueline Christianson
Title: Examining Racial Disp. in Nurse Burnout, Int. to Leave Prof, and Student Debt Burden in U.S. Nurses
Student: Tiffany Warthon
Program Level: MS/MSN
Faculty Mentor: Jacqueline Christianson
Title: Addressing Job Satisfaction in Emergency Services: An Exploratory Study
Student: Isabella Bartolone
Program Level: BSN
Faculty Mentor: Mary Schneider
Title: Fertility Knowledge of College Age Women
Student: Julia O’Neill
Program Level: BSN
Faculty Mentor: Lisa Grabert
Title: The Need for Additional Nurse Faculty Income to Meet Basic Needs
The five faculty members’ projects are listed here:
Faculty Name: Marilyn Frenn
Title: Evaluating Changing IPE Competencies and Learning Modalities
Faculty Name: Jessica Zemlak
Title: A Community-Based Telehealth Service to Engage Among Women Who Sell Sex in PrEP Care
Faculty Name: Kathryn Malin
Title: Stress in the NICU: A Pilot Study Evaluating Epigenetic Changes in Preterm and Term Infant-Mother Dyads
Faculty Name: Nicole Mattson
Title: Healthcare Provider Experiences and Perspectives: Supporting Sexual Health of Women During Opioid Recovers
Faculty Name: Teresa Jerofke-Owen
Title: An Educational Intervention on Mutual Goal Setting for Hospital Nurses: A Mixed Methods Study
The Midwest Nursing Research Society brings scientists, innovators and drivers of clinical practice together to collaborate on research that advances the nursing profession. Their conference draws over 900 attendees from across the country.
