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Research Focus
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Angela Stone Schmidt
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Rehabilitation outcomes, FIM, adult and geriatric rehabilitation, stroke, neuro and policy development-pps/cms.
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Gerene S. Bauldoff
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Currently serving on the board of directors of the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation and am a member of the Journal of Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention editorial board.
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Anne Deutsch
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Effectiveness/outcome studies, access to care/utilization, post-acute care.
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Linda Pierce
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In qualitative methodology and in the content area of stroke, chronic disease such as dementia, and caring, and caregivers, as well as web-based education and support interventions. I have some experience with quantitative methodology. Additionally, I am interested in the content areas of falls prevention, urinary incontinence, and aloneness.
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Cynthia Jacelon
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Qualitative research, research with older adults, chronic illness, falls, and in both institutional and community settings.
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Cheryl Lehman
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Quantitative, is currently conducting active research on instrument development for community reintegration in wounded military personnel. Also chairs the data safety management board for a large multi-investigator, multi-site Department of Defense-funded study on PTSD, and have been a member of the UTHSCSA IRB for the past 2 ½ years.
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Mary Gebhardt
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Qualitative research methodology. Topic areas of interest include brain injury, stroke, caregiving, and spirituality. Additionally, any grant proposals looking at student nurses would be of interest.
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Mindi Miller
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Doctorate is in anthropology. Dissertation was a qualitative linguistic study that focused on contextual meanings within the discourse of malpractice plaintiffs. Current research (and funding) is from Geisinger Medical Center. This study relates to Managers’ Perspectives
on Workplace Communication.
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Susan Newman
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Click here.
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Chris Olney
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The science of pressure ulcer prevention in persons with spinal cord injury. Presently, post doctoral work focus is in the hospital setting, understanding the barriers and facilitators to repositioning of Veterans with SCI.
This project will result in evidence to guide nursing practice toward more effective methods for repositioning their patients in the hospital setting. Next research award (career development award) am proposing to examine the relative effectiveness of a proposed repositioning protocol and visco elastic overlays to prevent new or recurring pressure ulcers in Veterans with SCI in their home environment. Qualitative and quantitative (interviews, survey, instrument development, implementation, evaluation)
methods will be used.
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Pat Edwards
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Pediatrics with research on TBI. Dissertation was on middle managers work in rehabilitation facilities and continued work on managers in acute care and Magnet hospitals.
Most recent research has revolved around the professional practice environment in hospitals.
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