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2018-2019Academic Programs & PartnershipsANNUAL REPORTAcademics, Academic Support Services, PartnershipsCollege of Nursing
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKYCOLLEGE OF NURSINGAcademic Programs and Partnerships Annual ReportAcademic Year 2018-2019(July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019)Prepared bySenior Associate Dean and Professor, Office of Academic Operations, FacultyAdvancement, Professional Development and Global AffairsDr. Terry A. LennieAssistant Dean and Professor, Office of Academic OperationsDr. Karen M. ButlerAssociate DeansDr. Kristin Ashford (BSN)Dr. Sheila Melander (MSN & DNP)Dr. Tom Kelly (PhD)Assistant DeansDr. Darlene Welsh (BSN)Dr. Debra Hampton (Interim, MSN & DNP)Dr. Debra Moser (PhD)Director of Accreditation and Strategic OutcomesDr. Evelyn ParrishAssistant Dean of Student AffairsJoanne DavisAcademic Clinical Partnership ManagerTricia MacCallumAdministrative AssistantLisa JacksonPresented to Dean Janie Heath, Summer 2019
Special Thanks to Annual Report ContributorsHazel Chappell, Director, Office of Professional DevelopmentKathy Collins, Graduate Student Services OfficerDr. Jennifer Dent, Director, Clinical Simulation Learning CenterSally Woodson, Communications CoordinatorBrenda Ghaelian, Curriculum Development DirectorAngela Grubbs, MedVet-to-BSN Option Project CoordinatorWhitney Kurtz-Ogilvie, Lecturer and Writing SpecialistDr. Sharon Lock, Faculty Practice Director and Amy DelRe, Faculty Practice Manager, PhyllisD. Corbitt Community Health Center Clinic, Wilmore, KYDr. Lee Anne Walmsley, Work-life and Student Wellness DirectorDr. Jessica Wilson, Director of Online InnovationAcademic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 2 of 62
TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY . 5SECTION 2: STUDENT SUCCESS . 6High-Level Achievements . 6Student Honors and Awards, Fall (F) 2018 and Spring (S) 2019 . 6Student Funding . 7Completed Research/Scholarly Endeavors/Clinical Projects . 8Program-specific Outcomes and Benchmarks . 23Bachelor of Science in Nursing Licensure Exam Results . 23Table 1: Doctor of Nursing Practice Certification Exam Results . 23Enrollment Data . 24Total Admission Applications, Enrolled Students and Graduates . 24Undergraduate Student Progression and Success . 25Graduate Student Progression and Success . 26SECTION 3: ACADEMIC PROGRAMS . 28Undergraduate Program: Traditional, RN-BSN, Second Degree Option, MedVet Option . 28Overview of the Undergraduate Program . 28BSN Program Accomplishments . 28Current Strategic Plan Goals (2018-2019). 32Post-Graduate Certificate, Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice(DNP) Programs. 34Overview of the Post-Graduate Certificate Program . 34Overview of the MSN Program . 34Overview of the DNP Program . 36Accomplishments. 36Current Strategic Plan Goals (2018-2019). 37Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) Program. 38Overview of the PhD Program. 38Accomplishments. 38Current Strategic Goals (2019-2020) . 39SECTION 4: ACADEMIC-PRACTICE PARTNERSHIPS . 40Overview of the Academic-Practice Partnerships . 40Norton Healthcare . 40Select Medical. 41Eastern State Hospital . 43Community and Faculty Practice Engagement . 43SECTION 5: ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES . 45Advising Services . 45Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 3 of 62
Student Recruitment . 45Instructional Design . 46Online Innovation . 48Writing Support . 49Clinical Simulation and Learning Center . 51Office of Professional Development. 53WorkLife . 58Accreditation, Assessment and Analytics . 61Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 4 of 62
SECTION 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe purpose of this report is to celebrate the academic accomplishments of the faculty, staff andstudents in the University of Kentucky College of Nursing during the 2018-2019 academic year.Mission: The mission of the University of Kentucky College of Nursing is to promote health andwell-being through excellence in nursing education, research, practice and service whilefostering diversity and inclusion.Vision: The College of Nursing will be one of the nation’s top nursing programs in education,research, practice and service.Values:UKCONUnique and innovative contributions to healthcareKnowledge and evidence-based practiceCollaborative and diverse learning environmentsOpen and respectful relationshipsNursing leadership and recognitionCollege of Nursing Strategic Plan Goals 2015-2020:1. Promote academic excellence and growth in the undergraduate program2. Strengthen graduate program growth and success3. Enhance faculty and student research and scholarly work4. Improve diversity and inclusivity across learning and working environments5. Advance community and faculty practice engagementThroughout this Annual Report, faculty and staff who contributed illustrate how unitsincorporated the College’s strategic goals when addressing academic excellence and growth inall programs; enhanced research and scholarly work; promoted diversity and inclusivity; andadvanced community and faculty practice and engagement.Faculty & Staff: 152 faculty (69 full-time, 83 part-time) 58 full-time staffCollege Points of Pride: First Doctor of Nursing Practice program in the country First Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing program in Kentucky First nurse researcher in the country to be awarded a PatientCentered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) grant Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates’ NationalCouncil Licensure Examination (NCLEX) first-time passrate is 97% over the past 10 years More than 75% of graduating BSN classes have job offersprior to graduationAcademic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 5 of 62
SECTION 2: STUDENT SUCCESSHigh-Level AchievementsDuring the 2018-2019 academic year, 362 students earned degrees. Six students were awarded aDoctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) degree, 62 students were awarded a Doctor of NursingPractice (DNP) degree, 271 students were awarded a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)degree and 23 students were awarded Post-Graduate Certificates.I. Student Honors and Awards, Fall (F) 2018 and Spring (S) 2019A. Graduate AwardsCarolyn A. Williams PhD Award – Jessica L. HarmanPhD Alumni Award – Anthony C. CarneyStanhope/Sebastian DNP Award – Eva D. StoneSaha Cardiovascular Research Award – Jessica L. HarmanB. Undergraduate AwardsFaculty Award – Alli Overfield (F), Kylie Dougherty (S)Florence Nightingale Award – Hannah Thompson (F), Anne Scott Hopkins (S)Central Baptist Leadership Award – Arden Gross (F), Madison Mattingly (S)UKHC Nursing Excellence Award – Ellie Keene (F), Grace Wilt (S)Delta Psi Award – Shannon Criswell (F); Sarah Brightmore (S)Taylor Ann Davis Award – Alli Overfield (F), Anne Scott Hopkins (S)Omicron Delta Kappa Award – Brianna Damron (only given in S)Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 6 of 62
C. Sigma Theta Tau International, Delta Psi Chapter InducteesThe 42nd Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Annual induction ceremony was heldApril 13, 2019, at the UK HealthCare Pavilion A Auditorium. Among the 79 inductees,42 were undergraduate students, 22 were DNP students and five were PhD students in theCollege of Nursing. The other inductees included four from Berea College and six fromCampbellsville College.II. Student FundingA. PhDScholarships – 11 available - 13,000 awardedResearch Assistant positions (nursing students)* - 5 FTE available - 50,000 awardedResearch Assistant positions (non-nursing students)* - 6 FTE available - 60,000awardedTeaching Assistant positions* - 0.5 FTE available - 5,000 awardedCollege of Nursing PhD Fellowship* - 38,000 awarded (graduate school blockfunding)Robert Wood Johnson Nursing Scholars* - 4 available - 91,600 awardedAACN Jonas Nurse Leadership Program - 20,000 awardedOHEN training grant* - 1 new student - 24,000 awardedB. DNPScholarships - 13 available - 37,500 awardedNorton Healthcare Academic Practice Partnership Scholarships – 26 full-tuition BSNDNP for three years for NHC nursesWellcare Scholarship – 2 totaling 24,000Teaching Assistant* positions – 5.0 FTE - 50,000*Positions also include tuition and health insurance benefit.C. UndergraduateForty-three undergraduate scholarships were awarded, totaling 122,791. Additionally, 98,500 was awarded from UK Enhancement funds, for a total of 221,291 inscholarships for undergraduate students.Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 7 of 62
III. Completed Research/Scholarly Endeavors/Clinical ProjectsPhD Student Dissertations Defended:Rababa, Majdi: “Social Support, Relationship Quality, and Self-Care Behaviors in Patientswith Heart Failure.” Committee Chair: Misook Chung, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAANSmith, Jennifer: “Factors Associated with Taste Perception and Dietary ConsumptionPatterns in Individuals with or At-Risk for Cardiovascular Disease.” Committee Chair: GiaMudd-Martin, PhD, MPH, RN, FAHACulp-Roche, Amanda: “A Lifestyle Intervention to Decrease Risk of Developing Type 2Diabetes Mellitus in a Rural Population.” Committee Chair: Debra Moser, PhD, RN, FAHA,FAANHarman, Jessica:. “End-of-Life Decision Making of Patients with a Cardiac Device.”Committee Chair: Debra Moser, PhD, FN, FAHA, FAANHiggins, Jacob: “The Physical and Psychological Aspects of Immobility Following Injury.”Committee Chair: Susan Frazier, PhD, RN, FAHAMartha, Sarah: “Neurochemical and Molecular Factors Associated with the InitialPathophysiological Reaction to Acute Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke.” Committee Chair:Terry Lennie, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAANWitt, Cheryl: “Depressive Symptoms Among Farm Women Aged 50 and Older.”Committee Chair, Deborah Reed, PhD, MSPH, RN, FAAOHN, FAANAcademic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 8 of 62
PhD Student Research Activity:Ellen Hahn, PI, Audrey Darville, Co-PI, Karen Butler, Co-I, Amanda Fallin-Bennett, Co-I,Chizimuzo Okoli, Co-I, Lovoria Williams, Co-I, Liz Metz, Graduate Research Assistant(January 2019 – present). Enhancing Tobacco Dependence Treatment for KentuckyMedicaid Recipients, Kentucky Department for MedicaidAl-Mrayat, Y.D, Research Assistant (7/1/18 – 6/30/20). Behavioral Health TobaccoDependence Treatment for Kentucky Medicaid Recipients, The Kentucky Medicaid Program( 8,500).Al-Mrayat, Y.D, Research Assistant (7/1/18 – 6/30/19). Tailoring a Tobacco TreatmentProgram for Eastern State Hospital Patients to remain Tobacco-Free Upon Discharge toOutpatient and Community Settings, The Kentucky Department for Public Health TobaccoUse Prevention and Cessation Program. ( 7,680).Al-Mrayat, Y.D, Research Assistant (7/1/18 – 6/30/19). Kentucky – Cancer CommunityAwareness Research and Education (K-CARE), Markey Cancer Center. ( 50,000).Monroe, M., Graduate Research Student, Linares, A.M., PI (2018). Salivary BiologicalMarkers Associated with Infant Diet, Phase II. National Institute of Health 5P30GM11078804 ( 20,302).Monroe, M., Graduate Research Assistant, Collins, Rebecca, PI (2018-2019). NursingMama: A Smartphone Application for Breastfeeding Continuation. The Children’s MiracleNetwork.Fraser, J.F. PI, Pennypacker, K.R., Co-I, Martha, S.R., Co-I (September 2018). Staring intothe Void: Examination of the Blood Distal to Thrombi Offers Insight into Ischemic Stroke inthe Human Condition. Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS), Small GrantProjects, Clinical Research Development ( 5,000).Russell, H., Co-I (August 2018 – June 2019). Improving Birth Outcomes ThroughExpansion of Prenatal Group Education in Women with Substance Use Disorders. March ofDimes, Grant #3048114138 ( 20,000).Sara Robertson, PI, Liz Metz, Co-PI, Dedra Hayden, Co-I, Induja Nimma, Co-I, MichaelaJohnson, Co-I (May 2017 – present). A Population Analysis: Demographic, Physical, andSocial Health of the Migratory Racetrack WorkerPhD Student Presentations:Bourne, K. (April 2019). “Violence in the community, identifying elder abuse, and the rolesof sexual assault nurse examiners in and out of the hospital setting.” Western KentuckyUniversity, Bowling Green, KY.Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 9 of 62
Bourne, K. (April 2019). “Occupational health nursing.” Western Kentucky University,Bowling Green, KY.Riley, T.L., Halcomb, P., Howard, P.K., Hardin-Pierce, M.G., Higgins, J.T., & Biddle, M.(April 2019). “A modified screening tool to evaluate risk of 72-hour unanticipated returnvisits to the emergency department.” Poster session presented at 14th SpringConference/College of Nursing Scholarship Showcase, University of Kentucky Center forClinical Translational Science, Lexington, KY.Wilson, R., Halcomb, P., Casey, S., Taylor, E., Elder, J., & Higgins, J.T. (April 2019).“Comparison of predictive abilities of pressure injury risk tools in a trauma-surgical intensivecare population.” Poster session presented at the 14th Spring Conference/College of NursingScholarship Showcase, University of Kentucky Center for Clinical Translational Science,Lexington, KY.Post, S., Camargo, F., Lawyer, A., & Higgins, J.T. (April 2019). “Evaluation of equestrianrelated head injuries in Kentucky managed in the emergency department.” Poster sessionpresented at the 14th Spring Conference/College of Nursing Scholarship Showcase,University of Kentucky Center for Clinical Translational Science, Lexington, KY.Post, S., Camargo, F., Lawyer, A., & Higgins, J.T. (April 2019). “Evaluation of equestrianrelated head injuries in Kentucky managed in the emergency department.” Poster sessionpresented at the Inaugural International Horse Industry Safety Summit, Lexington, KY.Russell, H. (April 2019). “Beautiful chaos: streamlining patient care and providercommunications in the PATHways and Beyond Birth programs.” University of KentuckyCenter for Clinical Translational Science, Lexington, KY.Voigts, K., Mudd-Martin, G. (2019, April). “Systematic review of the validity andreliability of instruments measuring ethnic discrimination in Hispanic adults.”Presentation at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing Scholarship Showcase;Lexington, KY.Wilson, R., Halcomb, P., Casey, S., Taylor, E., Elder, J., & Higgins, J.T. (March 2019).“Comparison of predictive abilities of pressure injury risk tools in a trauma-surgical intensivecare population.” Poster session presented at Southern Nursing Research Society AnnualMeeting, Orlando, FL.Post, S., Camargo, F., Lawyer, A., & Higgins, J.T. (March 2019). “Evaluation of equestrianrelated head injuries in Kentucky managed in the emergency department.” Poster sessionpresented at Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.Taylor, E., Halcomb, P., Higgins, J.T., Casey, S., & Biddle, M. (March 2019).“Jackson/Cubbin Pressure Risk Assessment Tool in adult critically ill trauma-surgicalpopulation.” Poster session presented at National Association of Clinical Nurse SpecialistAnnual Conference, Orlando, FL.Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 10 of 62
Post, S., Camargo, F., Lawyer, A., & Higgins, J.T. (March 2019). “Evaluation of equestrianrelated head injuries in Kentucky managed in the emergency department.” Oral abstractpresented at Society of Trauma Nurses: TraumaCon 2019, Lexington, KY.Ray, R. (February 2019). “Policy analysis of the Pregnant Workers’ Rights Act consideredby the 2018 Kentucky General Assembly,” University of Kentucky Nursing ScholarshipShowcase.Ray, R. (February 2019). “Analysis of the Pregnant Workers’ Rights Act in the KentuckyGeneral Assembly,” American Public Health Association 2019 Annual Meeting and Expo.Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Fraser, J. F., andPennypacker, K. R. (February 2019). Gene Expression Levels in Acute Large Vessel Strokein Humans. Moderated poster presented at the International Stroke Conference, Honolulu,HI.Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Pennypacker, K. R., andFraser, J. F. (February 2019). Acid Base and Electrolyte Alterations in Acute Large VesselOcclusion Stroke. Poster session presented at the International Stroke Conference, Honolulu,HI.Falls, C., Lolay, G., Omar, H., Kido, K., George, B., Guglin, M., Kolodziej, A. (March2018). A longitudinal analysis of NT-proBNP after continuous flow LVAD implantation.Poster session presented at American College of Cardiology, Chicago, IL.Russell, H. (November 2018). “Beyond birth: A recovery oriented medication assistedprogram for women and their children.” Ohio River Valley Addiction Research Consortium,Athens, OH.Bourne, K. (October 2018). “Violence and abuse in the community and the role of SANEnurses.” Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY.Al-Mrayat, Y.D. (October 2018). “The effect of substance use history on nicotinewithdrawal severity during psychiatric smoke-free hospitalization.” Poster session presentedat the 28th Annual Nursing Research Papers Day, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.Al-Mrayat, Y.D. (October 2018). “A retrospective analysis of the association betweenproviding nicotine replacement therapy at admission and motivation to quit and nicotinewithdrawal symptoms during an inpatient psychiatric hospitalization.” Poster sessionpresented at the 32nd Annual APRN Conference, American Psychiatric Nurses Association,Columbus, OH.Monroe, M. (October 2018). “Interrupting Initiation of Exclusive Breastfeeding.” Podiumpresentation at University of Kentucky Nursing Research Papers Day, Lexington, KY.Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 11 of 62
Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Pennypacker, K. R., andFraser, J. F. (October 2018). "Gene Expression Levels in Acute Large Vessel Stroke inHumans." Moderated poster presented at the 10th International Symposium onNeuroprotection and Neurorepair, Dresden, Germany.Davis, S. M., Collier, L. A., Martha, S. R., Lukins, D. E., Powell, D. K., and Pennypacker,K. R. (October 2018). Response to Leukemia Inhibitory Factor is Dependent on Sex and Agein a Rat Model of Large Vessel Occlusion. Moderated poster presented at the 10thInternational Symposium on Neuroprotection and Neurorepair. Dresden, Germany.Fraser, J. F., Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., andPennypacker, K. R. (September 2018). "Blood and Clot Thrombectomy Registry andCollaboration (BACTRAC) Protocol: Evaluation of Optimal RNA Extraction and ProteomicAnalyses in Human Stroke." ePoster presentation at the 10th Anniversary Congress of theEuropean Society on Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy,Nice, France.Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Pennypacker, K. R., andFraser, J. F. (October 2018). "Blood and Clot Thrombectomy Registry and Collaboration(BACTRAC) Protocol: Evaluation of Optimal RNA Extraction and Proteomic Analyses inHuman Stroke." Poster session presented at the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute, ClinicalTranslation Research Symposium, Lexington, KY.Fraser, J. F., Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Gorman A., Salmeron, K., Edwards, D., Davis, S.M., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Roberts, J., Bix, G. J., and Pennypacker, K. R. (October 2018)."Peri-Infarct Acid/Base and Electrolyte Alterations in Acute Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke."Poster session presented at Kentucky Neuroscience Institute, Clinical-Translation ResearchSymposium, Lexington, KY.Harman, J.L. (October 2018), “End of Life Documentation: The Muddy Waters inKentucky.” Podium presentation presented at University of Kentucky Nursing ResearchPapers Day, Lexington, KY.Ray, R. (November 2018). "Assessment of Breastfeeding Policies In Central KentuckyChildcare Centers," Poster session presented at the Annual Nursing Research Papers Day,Lexington, KY.Adegboyega, A., Aroh, A., Voigts, K., Dignan, M., Hatcher, J. (2018, November) “Aqualitative descriptive study- cervical cancer screening promotion for Africanimmigrant women: Are men interested?” Oral presentation at the American PublicHealth Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CAStanifer, S., Wiggins, A., Robertson, H & Hahn, E. (September 2018). “Radon reduction:taking action for a healthy home in the primary care setting.” BHLEX Annual ResearchProgram, Baptist Health Lexington, Lexington, KYAcademic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 12 of 62
Stanifer, S. (September 2018). “Retrospective review of oncology patient visits to theemergency department.” Baptist Health Lexington, Lexington, KY.Stanifer, S. (September 2018). “Prescription for radon: education in the healthcare setting.”28th National Radon Training Conference, Lexington, KY.Abou-Jaoude, W., Young, T.J., Edwards, J.M., Dollar, S.D., Shearin, H., Self, B., Stanifer,S., Yackzan, S. (September 2018). “Retrospective comparison of traditional and enhancedrecovery after surgery protocols among women undergoing mastectomy.” 37th Annual ESRACongress, Dublin, IrelandVoigts, K., Chung, M.L., Mudd-Martin, G.T. (2018, September). “The association ofinflammation and genotype with depressive symptoms in adults at risk for cardiovasculardisease.” Poster presented at the 2018 Appalachian Trail Regional Network conference,Appalachian Trail Regional Network (ATRN). Lexington, Kentucky, peerreviewed/refereed.PhD Student Publications (book chapters, invited papers, journal articles):Higgins, J., Bugajski, A.B., Church, D., Oyler, D., Parli, S., Halcomb, P., Fryman, L., &Bernard, A.C. (2019). A psychometric analysis of the clinical institute withdrawalassessment – alcohol, revised tool in acutely ill and injured hospitalized patients. Journal ofTrauma Nursing, 26, 41-49.Yackzan, S., Stanifer, S., Barker, S., Blair, B., Glass, A., Weyl, H. & Wheeler, P. (2019).Outcome measurement: Patient satisfaction scores and contact with oncology nursenavigators. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 23, 68-75.Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Goodwin, S. J., Powell, D., Lukins., D., Fraser, J.F., and Pennypacker, K.R. (2019). Early acid/base and electrolyte changes in permanentmiddle cerebral artery occlusion: aged male and female rats. Journal of NeuroscienceResearch. In press.Harris, C.T., Dudley, B.M., Davenport, D., Higgins, J., Fryman, L., Bernard, A.C. (2019).Use of plasma-based trauma transfusion protocols at Level IV trauma centers. Journal ofTrauma Nursing, 25(4), 213-217.Okoli, C. T., Al-Mrayat, Y. D., Shelton, C. I., & Khara, M. (2018). A retrospective analysisof the association between providing nicotine replacement therapy at admission andmotivation to quit and nicotine withdrawal symptoms during an inpatient psychiatrichospitalization. Addictive Behaviors. 85, 131-138. Doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2018.06.005Okoli, C. T., Al‐Mrayat, Y. D., & Stead, B. (2018). The effect of implementing a tobaccotreatment service on adherence to evidence‐based practice in an inpatient state‐ownedpsychiatric hospital. The American Journal on Addictions. doi: 10.1111/ajad.12733.Academic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 13 of 62
Brandford, A. & Goldman, M. (2018). Customer satisfaction survey results. KBNConnection, Spring 2018, 16.Brandford, A., Adegboyega, A., Combs, B., & Hatcher, J. (2018). Training communityhealth workers in motivational interviewing to promote cancer screening. Journal of HealthPromotion Practice. Doi: 10.1177/1524839918761384.Adegboyega, A., Aroh, A., Voigts, K., Hatcher, J. (2018). Regular mammographyscreening among African American (AA) women: Qualitative application of thePEN-3 framework. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. doi:10.1177/1043659618803146Hatcher, J., Voigts, K., Culp-Roche, A., Adegboyega, A., Scott, T. (2018). RuralGrandparent Headed Households: A Qualitative Description. Online Journal of RuralNursing and Health Care, 18. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.14574/ojrnhc.v18i1.486Voigts, K., Adegboyega, A., Bush, H., Hatcher, J. (2018). Using Social Media to ReduceMultiple Risk Factors for CRC in Rural Appalachians: #CRCFREE. CancerEpidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, 27, 354. doi:10.1158/1055-9965.epi-180049Fraser, J. F., Collier, L. A., Martha, S. R., Gorman, A., Salmeron, K. E., Trout, A. L.,Edwards, D. N., Davis, S. M., Lukins, D. E., Alhajeri, A., Grupke, S., Roberts, J. M., Bix, G.J., and Pennypacker, K. R. (2018). The Blood and Clot Thrombectomy Registry andCollaboration (BACTRAC) Protocol: Novel method for evaluating human stroke. Journal ofNeuroInterventional Surgery, doi: 10.1136/neurintsurg-2018-014118.Martha, S. R., Collier, L. A., Davis, S. M., Seifert, H. A., Leonardo, C. C., Ajmo, C. T.,Foran, E. A., Fraser, J. F., and Pennypacker, K.R. (2018). Translational evaluation ofacid/base and electrolyte alterations in rodent model of focal ischemia. Journal of Stroke andCerebrovascular Diseases, doi:10.1016/j.jstrokecerebrovasdis. 2018.05.045.PhD Student Published Abstracts:Griggs, S., Harman, J., Jones, J., Coles, J., Harris, A., & Coghill, R. (May-June 2019).Transport in rural Appalachia: Improving access through a nurse led transport team. ASAIO,64 (Supplement 1).Harman, J., Moser, D.K., & Thylen, I (November-December 2018). Shared decisionmaking about end-of-life care compared among implantable cardioverter defibrillatorpatients with and without heart failure: a national cohort study. Heart and Lung, 47, 653.DNP Student Projects Defended:Amos, Danica: “Evaluating Depression Management in Primary Care” Committee Chair:Elizabeth Tovar, PhD, FNP-C, APRNAcademic Programs/Partnerships Annual Report 2018-2019Page 14 of 62
Besten, Cassilly: “The Effect of a Provider-Based Educational Program on Knowledge,Attitudes, Self-Efficacy and Order Rates of Cologuard in a Primary Care Clinic.”Committee Chair: Sharon Lock, PhD, APRN, FNAP, FAANPBivins, Jennifer: “Current Assessment and Intervention Strategies for Childhood ObesityUsed by Pediatric Care Providers.” Committee Chair: Leslie Scott, PhD, APRN, PPCNP-BC,CDE, MLDEBlanton, Peyton: “Evaluation of an Intervention to Improve Screening, Brief Interventionand Referral to Treatment for Substance Misuse among Patients between the ages of 12-21 inthe Rural Community Hospital Emergency Department.” Committee Chair: Elizabeth Tovar,PhD, FNP-C, APRNBroadbent, Mary: “Does a Nonstandardized Lactulo
First Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing program in Kentucky . The other inductees included four from Berea College and six from Campbellsville College. II. . available - 50,000 awarded . Research Assistant positions (non-nursing students)* - 6 FTE available - 60,000 awarded . College of Nursing PhD Fellowship* - 38,000 awarded .
