Students and faculty present at annual ENRS conference
The following School of Nursing PhD students presented posters at the Eastern Nursing Research Society’s 22nd Annual Scientific Sessions held March 24 to 26 in Providence, R.I.
Davya Brody, PTSD after Vaginal Birth: A Literature Review, Concept Analysis: Good Birth
Jane M. DeLuca, A Frustrating Adventure: Parents’ Information-Seeking During Newborn Screening Evaluations
Susan Lowey, Care Preferences of Individuals Living with Advanced Cardiac and Respiratory Illness
Mary Dahl Maher, (with S. Lurie, S. Trafton, & A. Dozier), Perinatal Outcomes of Latina Migrant Farmworker Women Using the Optimality Index-US
Nomvuyo Mahlangu, Understanding HIV Prevention in Abstinent South African Adolescent Girls
Jamie Oliva, Validity and Reliability of CD4+ Gene Expression Measurement after Allogenic Stem Cell Transplantation
Faculty taking part were:
Ponrathi Athilingam, Biomarkers of Inflammation May Be Associated with Cognitive Function in Heart Failure
Hyekyun Rhee, Effects of an Asthma Self-Management Program on Adolescent Peer Leaders
Multimedia in this Issue:
View a slideshow of the event.
Nursing and medical school students partner to learn teamwork
View the video.
URMC First in Nation to Implant Heart Failure Device
Learn more about the device.