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Faculty
Faculty Sketches - 2008-2009
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For a narrative description of a professor's research
interests and list of publications, click on their name below.
Carolyn R. Aradine,
Associate Professor
PhD, University of Michigan; nursing and mental health of infants/children
and their families; interdisciplinary collaboration; advanced nursing
practice roles
Linda C. Baumann,
Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; community health; primary health care, international health
Barbara J. Bowers,
Associate Dean for Research and Helen Denne
Schulte Professor
PhD, University of California-San Francisco; Care of frail, older adults across settings, evolving models of care, supervising front line staff in long term care settings, impact of organizational design and public policy on care qualitiy.
Patricia Flatley
Brennan, Bascom Moehlman Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; nursing informatics; health
services research; innovative care delivery systems
Susan M. Heidrich,
Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; gerontology, aging and chronic illness, aging and cancer, symptom management, women's health
Karin T.
Kirchhoff, Rodefer Chair and Professor
PhD, University of Illinois; end-of life in the ICU; critical care;
evidence-based practice
Kristine
Kwekkeboom, Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin; Use of complementary therapies for pain and symptom management
Dorothy M. Lanuza,
Professor
PhD, University of Illinois, Chicago; patients' responses to illness
and treatment; improving patient care
Diane R. Lauver,
Professor
PhD, University of Rochester; women's health issues and behaviors;
primary care
Kristin F. Lutz,
Assistant Professor
PhD, Oregon Health & Science University; Families expectations and experiences during high-risk pregnancy and childhood; family-centered care; multiple birth; women’s health
Rebecca Muehrer, Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; My research focuses on improving the quality of life of kidney transplant recipients and persons with chronic kidney disease. I am currently focusing on identifying and addressing the sexual concerns of kidney transplant recipients.
Mary Ellen Murray, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor
PhD, University of Michigan; health services research with a focus
on microeconomics in health care systems
Nadine M. Nehls,
Associate Dean for Academic Programs and Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; women and mental health, nursing
education
Linda D. Oakley,
Professor
PhD, University of Washington; psychosocial rehabilitation for post
treatment impairment associated with major depression
Susan K. Riesch,
Professor
PhD, Rush-Presbyterian-St Lukes; parent-child communication, youth health risk behaviors
Dolores Severtson, Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Environmental health risk communication
Audrey
Tluczek, Assistant Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; psychosocial issues related
to genetic testing in newborn screening; multiple contexts of childhood
chronic illness: development, family, and culture
Earlise Ward, Assistant Professor
PHD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Mental Health of Older African American Women
Sandra E. Ward, Helen
Denne Schulte Professor of Nursing
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; nursing care of persons in
health-related crises, with an emphasis on coping with cancer and
chronic pain
Susan J. Zahner,
Associate Professor
DrPH, University of California-Berkeley; Public health system performance; public health nursing education and practice improvement
CHS Faculty
Roger
L. Brown, Professor
PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison; educational research methods
and statistics
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