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Students in the Promoting Community and Public Health Course, Nurs 420, presented their work with community organizations at a December 7th poster symposium.
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Learn more| NAME | OFFICE/EMAIL | RESEARCH INTERESTS | BIOS |
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| Marilyn Albert MSN, ARNP 1974, Boston |
albertml@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-514D |
Health policy and politics, elder care, health literacy and good provider/patient communication | View |
| Patricia A. Betrus PhD, RN, BC-ARNP 1985, Washington |
katy@uw.edu | Depression, women's mental health, violence and aggression, statistics and research design | View |
| Shawn Elmore PhD 1990, Washington |
sassy@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-515C |
Psychophysiology of affective disorders, circadian rhythms, companion animals and health |
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| Yoriko Kozuki PhD, ARNP, CS 1999, California, San Francisco |
yokozuki@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-510A |
Adherance to psychotropic medications in population with schizophrenia spectrum disorders |
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| Kathy Kroening PhD, ARNP |
kkroenin@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-514C |
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| Diane L. Magyary PhD, ARNP 1981, Washington |
magyary@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-518B |
Child, adolescent and family counseling; the integration of mental health and primary health care; coping strategies for children with chronic health conditions |
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| Frederica O'Connor PhD, RN 1986, Northwestern |
roc@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-507D |
Symptom monitoring/management in schizophrenica, community-based mental health services for people with serious and persistent mental illnesses |
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| Karen G. Schepp PhD, ARNP, BC, FAAN 1985, Arizona |
kschepp@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-518C |
Coping efforts of families with hospitalized children, family, child, and adolescent physchiatric nursing |
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| Elaine Adams Thompson PhD, RN 1990, Washington |
elainet@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-507B |
Attribution theory, adolescent drug use and suicide risk prevention, program evaluation; Dr. Thompson is the Sandra and Peter Dyer Term Professor in Nursing |
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| Elaine Walsh PhD, RN, CNS-BC 1999, Washington |
emwalsh@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-506A |
Suicidal behavior and drug abuse, high-risk behaviors in adolescents and young adults, school- and community-based prevention programs |
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| Rebecca Wood MSW 2005, Washington |
rew@uw.edu Health Sciences Building T-509E |
Advanced Practice Clinical Placement Coordinator for the PMHNP specialty area for MN, post-MN and DNP students |
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