The Midwest Nursing Research Society’s annual research conference took place April 6 – 9, 2017. Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing had 17 representatives in attendance, with a number of those representatives presenting at the conference.
The Midwest Nursing Research Society’s annual research conference took place April 6 – 9, 2017. Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing had 17 representatives in attendance, with a number of those representatives presenting.
Below is a list of students, faculty and fellow collaborators who presented at the MNRS research conference this year.
– Kenny Johnson; Matthew Ramirez; Jean Davis; Ling Cheng
Poster presentation: How A Community Hospital Moved to Improve
– Cindy Balkstra (DNP/PhD Student)
Poster presentation: Evidence-Based Orientation for Nurses New to Hospice (DNP Project)
– Tara Shaw; Jean Davis
Poster presentation: Development of a Conceptual Framework for an Integrated Rehabilitation Program for Traumatic Brain Injury
– Franz Vergara (DNP Student); Dan Sheridan; Jean Davis; N. Sullivan; C. Budhathoki
Poster presentation: Face to Face Meetings with Surgical Patients Before Hospital Discharge: Effect on Telephone Follow Up Reach Rates, Emergency Department Visits and Hospital Readmissions (DNP Dissertation)
– Joseph Daesch (Research Assistant)
Poster presentation: Chemosensory Alterations in Patients with Cancer
– Andrea Garner (DNP/PhD Student)
Poster presentation: Exploring the Relationship Between Intimate Partner Violence, Depression & Academic Performance in Undergraduate Nursing Students (PhD Dissertation)
– Maria Ojeda (DNP/PhD Student)
Poster presentation: Nursing Staff Characteristics and Glycemic Control: Outcomes Among Non-Critically Ill Hospitalized Patients with Diabetes Mellitus (PhD Dissertation)
– Tifuh Amba (DNP/PhD Student)
Poster presentation: Shift Handoff Communication – A Standardized Protocol for Advanced Practice Nurses (DNP Project)
– Melissa Murphy (Research Assistant)
Poster presentation: Examining the Association between Cognition and Depression in the Aging HIV Population
– Kay Mueggenburgh
Poster Presentation: Use of Reflection to Enhance Learning to Facilitate Advance Care Planning Discussion
– Horng-Shiuann Wu; Jean Davis
Symposium: Impact of Comorbidity on Sleep Quality in Women with Breast Cancer
– Judy Frain
Symposium: Brain Games as a Means of Improving Cognitive Function: Self-care for Adults Living with HIV: A Pilot Study
– Pamela Newland
Symposium: Fatigue and Sleep: Do they cluster with other symptoms in persons with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?
– Judy Frain
Symposium: An investigation into the Association between Sleep, cognition, and Depression in a Population of Older Adults Living with HIV
Learn more about Goldfarb’s Office of Nursing Research by visiting
www.barnesjewishcollege.edu/Departments/Nursing-Research
