Marquette Nursing faculty and students represented the university at the 50th annual Midwest Nursing Research Society conference in St. Louis from March 30 to April 2. Seventeen Marquette representatives presented research.
“We are proud to have a large group traveling to this conference with the opportunity to spotlight the important research of our faculty” said Dr. Jill Guttormson, dean of the College of Nursing. “The number of students presenting at the highlights the growth of student opportunity in research from BSN to Ph.D. in the college.”
In addition to faculty and students presenting their research, Dr. Richard Fehring, professor emeritus, was part of the final keynote panel, titled “50 Years Forward: Reflections From Nurse Leaders to Shape Nursing Science.” Dr. Fehring has made extensive contributions to nursing science and to MNRS throughout his career.
STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
Quean Brown
Patient Follow-Up Summaries for Bedside Hospital Nurses: A Pilot Study to Address Nurse Well-Being After Rapid Response Events
Shannan Cantu Santoli
Retrospective Study of the Relationship Between BMI and Postpartum Blood Loss
Kylie Koval
More Revenue, Less Charity Care—How Non-profit Hospitals are Utilizing a Drug Discount Program for Financial Gain
Laurel Marek
Developing Caregiver Relationships for People with Dementia: A Grounded Theory Study
Erandi Urrieta
Language Discordance in Non-English-Speaking Families in Pediatric Oncology Care: A Review of the Literature
Jayme Aguero
Understanding Patients’ Experiences of Trauma Informed Care in Outpatient Healthcare
FACULTY PRESENTATIONS
Dr. Wendy Bauer
Hospitalization Outcomes in a Nationwide Sample of Adults With Asthma and Obesity
Dr. Jackie Christianson
Multiple Presentations
Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones
A Multi-Parameter Evaluation of a Co-Designed Simulation-Based Intervention for Adolescents and Young Adults Living with Sickle Cell Disease
Dr. Henry Duah
Predictors of Opioid Misuse and Abuse Among Pregnant Women in the U.S.
Dr. Marilyn Frenn
Reducing Childhood Obesity Through Public Policy: A Systematic Meta-Analysis
Dr. Lisa Grabert
Who Is At Risk? Disparities in Pediatric Obesity Among U.S. Inpatients
Dr. Norah Johnson
Communication Behaviors of Nurses and Parents of Hospitalized Home Ventilator Dependent Children: A Qualitative Study
Dr. Kaylen Moore
“I Was Shamed Into Silence”: African American Women’s Navigation of Healthcare and Law Enforcement After Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence”
Dr. Jennifer Ohlendorf
Bodymapping the Embodied Effects of Power-Based Physical Activity for Women and Nonbinary People With Carceral Systems-Related Stressors (Poster Discussion)
Dr. Maria Pena
Poster: Who Is At Risk? Disparities in Pediatric Obesity Among U.S. Inpatients
Dr. Amber Young-Brice
The Teaching Excellence Program: Creating Belonging and Community Among New Nurse Faculty
Lisa Devries
Be Trauma Informed: Development and Evaluation of a Podcast Intervention to Improve Pediatric Critical Care Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Trauma-Informed Care
