Faculty Expertise
Areas of Expertise
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Cognitive Function
- Blaine Winters
- Dermatology
- Mike Robinson
- Christine Platt
Disabilities
- Corinna Tanner
End of Life Care
- Sondra Heston
- Renea Beckstrand
Health Promotion & Injury Prevention
- Neil Peterson
- Jane Lassetter
- Stacie Hunsaker
Nurse Errors
- Marie Prothero
Onocology
- Christine Platt
Orthopedics
- Ryan Rasmussen
Pharmocology
- Kristen Erekson
Precision Medicine
- Sarah Harmon Davis
Quality and Safety
- Mike Robinson
- Marie Prothero
Sexual Assult
- Leslie Miles
Sports Medicine
- Craig Nuttall
Sustance Use Disorders
- Brandon Thatcher
- Transition to Practice
- Daphne Thomas
- Jeanette Drake
Veteran Health
- Blaine Winters
- Wilderness Medicine
- Scott Summers
Cardiovascular
Researching cardiovascular health in nursing is crucial for developing effective care strategies, improving patient outcomes, and reducing the prevalence of cardiovascular diseases. It helps nurses stay informed about the latest advancements and evidence-based practices. This knowledge is essential for providing high-quality patient care and promoting overall heart health.
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- Matt Anderson
- Renea Beckstrand
- Jeanette Drake
Critical Care
Researching critical care in nursing is essential for improving patient outcomes in life-threatening situations and advancing care techniques. It ensures that nurses are equipped with the latest evidence-based practices and technologies. This knowledge is vital for providing optimal care in high-stakes environments.
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- Matt Anderson
- Jeanette Drake
- Sondra Heaston
- Stacie Hunsaker
- Carly Peterson
- Ryan Rasmussen
- Mike Robinson
Genomic and Genetic
Researching genomics and genetics in nursing is crucial for understanding the genetic basis of diseases and tailoring personalized care plans. It empowers nurses to provide precise health assessments, risk predictions, and targeted interventions. This knowledge enhances patient outcomes by facilitating early detection and personalized treatment strategies.
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- Sarah Harmon Davis
- Deborah Himes
Global Health
Researching global health in nursing is vital for addressing health disparities and improving healthcare outcomes worldwide. It equips nurses with the knowledge to tackle global health challenges, such as infectious diseases and pandemics. This research promotes equitable healthcare access and informs effective public health interventions.
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- Cheryl Corbety
- Denise Cummins
- Kristen Erekson
- Sondra Heaston
- Janelle Macintosh
- Leslie Miles
- Carly Peterson
- Shelly Reed
- Petr Ruda
- Corinna Tanner
Health Systems
Researching health systems in nursing is essential for optimizing healthcare delivery and improving patient outcomes. It helps identify inefficiencies and implement evidence-based practices to enhance care quality. This knowledge supports the development of effective policies and management strategies within healthcare systems.
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- Michael Thomas
- Sheri Tesseyman
- Mike Robinson
- Ryan Rasmussen
- Christine Platt
- Bret Lyman
- Deborah Himes
- Sarah Harmon Davis
Immunology
Researching immunology in nursing is crucial for understanding immune system functions and enhancing patient care related to infections and autoimmune diseases. It informs the development of effective vaccination strategies and treatment protocols. This knowledge improves patient outcomes by facilitating better management of immune-related conditions.
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- Mike Robinson
- Katreena Merrill
- Janelle Macintosh
- Beth Luthy
Mental Health
Researching mental health in nursing is essential for improving patient care by understanding and addressing mental health conditions effectively. It helps in developing evidence-based interventions and support strategies to enhance patient outcomes. This knowledge also promotes early detection and reduces the stigma associated with mental health issues.
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- Leslie Miles
- Carly Peterson
- Brandon Thatcher
- Michael Thomas
- Blaine Winters
Nurses Wellbeing
Researching nurses' wellbeing is crucial for ensuring their mental and physical health, which directly impacts patient care quality. It helps identify stressors and implement supportive measures to prevent burnout and improve job satisfaction. This research is vital for maintaining a sustainable and effective healthcare workforce.
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- Adrianna Watson
- Carly Peterson
- Bret Lyman
- Stacie Hunsaker
Nursing Education
Researching nursing education is important for developing effective teaching methods and curricula that enhance clinical skills and knowledge. It ensures that nursing programs stay current with evolving healthcare practices and technologies. This research ultimately improves the quality of nursing education and better prepares nurses for their roles in patient care.
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- Matt Anderson
- Cheryl Corbett
- Sarah Harmon Davis
- Stacie Hunsaker
- Cynthia Johnson
- Bret Lyman
- Leslie Miles
- Linda Orchard
- Carly Peterson
- Cori Reynolds
- Mike Robinson
- Petr Ruda
- Scott Summers
- Daphne Thomas
- Michael Thomas
- Adrianna Watson
Nursing Ethics
Researching nursing ethics is crucial for guiding nurses through complex moral dilemmas and ensuring high standards of patient care. It helps in developing clear ethical guidelines and policies that uphold patient rights and professional integrity. This research supports nurses in making informed, ethical decisions that enhance trust and respect in the healthcare setting.
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- Denise Cummings
- Jane Lassetter
- Mike Robinson
Obesity and Lifestyle Health
Researching obesity and lifestyle health is important for understanding their impact on overall health and developing effective prevention and intervention strategies. It helps nurses provide evidence-based guidance on nutrition, exercise, and behavior changes to improve patient outcomes. This research supports the management of chronic conditions related to obesity and promotes healthier lifestyles.
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- Jane Lassetter
- Niel Peterson
- Michael Thomas
- Mike Robinson
- Carly Peterson
- Stacie Hunsaker
Women and Children
Researching women and children in nursing is essential for addressing their unique health needs and improving care across different life stages. It helps develop targeted interventions and preventive measures for conditions that specifically affect these populations. This research enhances the quality of care and outcomes for women and children, addressing their distinct physical, emotional, and developmental needs.
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- Cheryl Corbett
- Denise Cummins
- Kristen Erekson
- Janelle Macintosh
- Katreena Merrill
- Ryan Rasmussen
- Shelly Reed
- Cori Reynolds
- Mike Robinson