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2022 Research Annual Report

Foreword

At the Texas A&M School of Nursing, research is foundational to our mission. We are developing innovations to enhance the education and preparation of nurses, improving the delivery of patient care for diverse populations and translating research evidence into practice.1

Nursing research addresses inequitable access to health care by shaping scientifically and clinically viable outcomes. Our nurse scientists, who have built specialized research centers and established strategic partnerships, are experts in forensic nursing, rural and underserved populations, integration of primary care with behavioral health care, opioid and substance use disorders, maternal and child health care, cancer prevention and screening, public health nursing and chronic diseases.2

Integrating our research into teaching practice demonstrates the fundamental component of scholarship in the academic curriculum. As part of Texas A&M University, we strive to establish interprofessional and interdisciplinary collaborations in research to enhance the well-being of all people. We are dedicated to establishing innovative partnerships with a variety of public and private entities to support nursing research that addresses increasingly dynamic health care needs.1

This report highlights our faculty’s scholarly activities, including current research and sponsored projects, presentations and publications.1

References

  1. Texas A&M School of Nursing Calendar Year 2021 Report
  2. Texas A&M School of Nursing website

 

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Welcome Message

On behalf of the Texas A&M School of Nursing Research Office, we are pleased to highlight and celebrate the many key milestones achieved during calendar year 2022.

The past year was a transitional one on many levels, including the retirement of Dr. Jane Bolin, associate dean for research from 2018 to 2022, and the selection of Dr. Kelly Wilson as her successor in January 2023. The school expresses its deep gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Bolin for her leadership, vision, commitment and mentoring support—all of which were instrumental in the rapid growth of the research and scholarship enterprise.

The school’s dean, Dr. Nancy Fahrenwald, was appointed to a new university position in fall 2022. The subsequent search during the 2022-23 academic year culminated with the selection of Dr. Leann Horsley, who began her deanship July 1, 2023. Finally, the school rebranded from the College of Nursing to the School of Nursing prior to the start of the 2022-23 academic year. The many changes during CY2022 provide an opportunity to pause and reflect on the hard work and accomplishments to date, express gratitude to the servant leaders who have shaped the school and look ahead with anticipation and excitement.

Research and scholarship continue to thrive and flourish, driven by our creative and innovative nurse scientists; grant support from an array of federal, state and private sponsors; and leadership and investment from the school, Texas A&M Health and the Texas A&M University System. Key metrics in assessing research productivity include annual extramural grant funding, yearly research expenditures and peer-reviewed publications and professional presentations. During FY2022, more than 40 proposals requested more than $36 million in funding, with nearly $9 million in new annual funding received. FY2022 sponsored research, outreach and education funding expenditures exceeded $4 million, a new milestone for the school. As shown in Figure 1, sponsored research, service and outreach have continued to grow significantly over the past six years. Faculty research scholarship included more than 120 journal articles, books, chapters and professional presentations.

2022 Research expenditures graphTexas A&M School of Nursing Mobile Clinic

 

Key notable events, firsts and milestones during CY2022 period included the following:

  • First mobile units launched. The school is truly “boots on the ground” with the launch of two mobile units, each with a unique mission and purpose:
    • The Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing Mobile Unit (PD: Dr. Stacey Mitchell) was launched in September 2022 to provide forensic nurse training to providers at their facilities, particularly those in remote areas
    • Texas A&M Nursing Mobile Care Access through Rural Engagement and Education (TXAN Mobile CARE) is a nurse-led, mobile primary care program delivered to five rural counties and six school districts in Texas using a school-based mobile clinic model. The program is supported by a four-year, $4 million grant from the Heath Resources and Services Administration (PI: Dr. Cynthia Weston).
  • Expansion of maternal health initiatives. The Program of Excellence for Mothers, Children and Families (POEMCF), under the direction of associate professor Dr. Robin Page, was approved in fall 2022 for the purpose of improving the well-being and health outcomes of pregnant women, mothers, infants, children, youth and families across Texas communities. The POEMCF is the organizational home to a number of signature programs and initiatives, including:
    • NFP nurseNurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) at Texas A&M (PI: Dr. Robin Page), which celebrated its one-year anniversary serving first-time moms across Brazos and surrounding counties in September 2022.
    • Home Instruction for Parents of Pre-School Youngsters (HIPPY) at Texas A&M, which launched in fall 2022 with $2.55 million in funding support from the state. The national evidence-based program embraces a home visitor/educator model to improve outcomes for children ages 2 to 5 and their families. Through weekly meetings with families, HIPPY home educators promote and support parent-child bonding, healthy child development and family engagement.
  • Excellence in forensics. The Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing, under the leadership of Dr. Stacey Mitchell, continues to grow and expand through its many initiatives, including:
    • Forensics mobile unitAssault Nurse Examiner (ANE) training program (PD: Dr. Stacey Mitchell), which has trained more than 1,000 nurses to date.
    • Tex-TRAC (PDs: Dr. Stacey Mitchell and Dr. Nancy Downing), a telehealth program designed to provide 24/7 expert support to rural hospitals in providing support and exams for survivors of assault using trauma informed care practices.
    • Technology advancement, including development and integration of virtual, augmented and mixed reality technologies into assault nurse examiner training and education.
    • A forensic mobile unit designed to provide on-site training through innovative learning technologies.
  • Safe Mothers in Texas (PI: Dr. Stacey Mitchell). This program is sponsored by DHHS’s Office of the Assistant Secretary of Health (OASH) to train providers of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment on intimate partner violence (IPV) and address the intersections of IPV and SUD during the pregnancy and postpartum period. 
  • Rural health priorities. A number of faculty serve as lead and co-authors of the soon to be released Rural Healthy People 2030 (RHP2030)—a decades long initiative under the direction of Texas A&M School of Public Health and leadership of Dr. Alva Ferdinand (public health) and Dr. Jane Bolin (nursing). RHP2030 is intended to serve as the rural companion to DHHS’s Healthy People 2030 and is the third in the series beginning with RHP2010, RHP2020 and, most recently, RHP2030.
  • Cancer prevention, screening and education. Several initiatives are underway, including nurse-led clinics (Dr. Cynthia Weston) to screen for breast and cervical cancer and a collaborative initiative with a cancer center partner wherein the school serves as the lead of the Community Outreach and Engagement Office (Dr. Jane Bolin and Dr. Arica Brandford) designed to increase access to cancer care services in rural and underserved areas.
  • Awards and honors. The work of our exceptional nurse scientists is widely recognized and regarded. A few of the many awards received by faculty include:
    • Team Innovation Award from Texas A&M Technology Commercialization. The award recognizes scholarly work exemplifying the spirit of innovation; team members included Dr. Elizabeth Wells-Beede, Dr. Cynthia Weston, Dr. Stacey Mitchell and Dr. Angela Mulcahy.
    • Dr. Nancy Fahrenwald was inducted into the Texas A&M Health Delta Omega National Public Health Honor Society for her professional and scientific contributions to our nations’ public health.
    • The school’s Dean’s Best Paper Award recognizes a faculty member for an outstanding peer-reviewed publication on a study or topic that was published in the last year in a highly regarded journal. The paper advances knowledge of health, quality of life, nursing science or nursing education and is aligned with the scholarly agenda of the faculty member. The 2022 award recipients were Dr. Sharon Dormire and Dr. Jodie Gary:
      • Dormire, S. L., Gary, J.C., Norman, J. M., & Harvey, I. S. (2021). Insights into fear: A phenomenological [Phenomena-logical)study of black mothers. Journal of Advanced Nursing,77, 4490-4499.
  • The school’s Dean’s Research Excellence Award recognizes one outstanding faculty member for exemplary accomplishments across their research and scholarship portfolio. Dr. Robin Page received the 2022 award for her portfolio of work in maternal and child health, particulary among underserved populations. Dr. Page, associate professor and a certified nurse midwife, has over 18 peer-reviewed journal publications and more than 50 scholarly presentations at regional, state, national and international events. She serves as PI, Co-PI, and Co-I of multiple multi-million-dollar grants from federal, state and local sponsors.

The school strives to support, recognize and promote outstanding accomplishments in research and scholarship. The many accolades and awards received by our faculty, students and staff during the past year are too many to highlight in a single report. However, this overview demonstrates the many activities completed in service of reimagining health care for the future.

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Sponsored Projects


  1. Advanced Nurse Education—Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program (SANE) Competitive Renewal: TX-SANEs for the Rural and Underserved (Tex SANEs R Us II). Funding Source (Round 1: 2018-2021; Competitive Renewal: 2021-2024), Health  Resources and Services Administration. PD: Mitchell, S.A. and Co-Ds: Gary, J., Downing, N., Charles, L.A., Wells-Beede, E., and Seo, H.S. Amount: $3,064,678.

  2. Advancing the Access to Cancer Training, Information, Outreach and Navigation (ACTION II) Project for Community Health Worker (CHW) Dissemination of Resources to At-Risk Texas Regions. Funding Source (2020-2022), Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). PD: Bolin, J.N. and Co-Ds: Callaghan, T. & Clark, H. Amount: $300,000.
     
  3. Center for Optimizing Rural Health (CORH). Funding Source (2018-2023), Health Resources and Services Administration. PDs: Dickey, N., Watzak, B. & Bolin, J.N. Amount: $4,000,000.
     
  4. Coaching for Quality in Texas Forensic Nursing Programs. Funding Source (2022-2024), Office of the Governor of the State of Texas. PI: Mitchell, S.A. and Co-I: Charles, L. Amount: $308,191
     
  5. Continuation/Expansion of an Established Colorectal Cancer Screening Program. Funding Source (2017-2022), Texas Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). PIs: McKnight, J. & Bolin, J.N. and Co-Is: Williamson, B. & Lichorad, A. Amount: $1,499,202.
     
  6. Discrimination, Medical Mistrust, and Associated Failure to Undergo Cancer Screening in a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Sample. Funding Source (2022-2024): Houston Methodist Neal Cancer Center (HMNCC) and Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE). PD: Brandford, A. Amount: $50,000.
     
  7. EMARTT - Enhanced Maternity Access through Reimagined Training and Telemedicine. Funding Source (2021-2026), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). PI: Adams, R.; Co-Is: Bray, A., Chapa, H., Lichorad, A., McCord, C., Neal, G., Page, R., & Pope, R. Amount: $2,998,258.
     
  8. Expanding Medication Assisted Treatment. Funding Source (2021-2023), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) (Prime), Subaward from Bluebonnet Trails Community Services. PI: Weston, C. Amount: 300,000.
     
  9. Expansion of Cancer Prevention Services to Rural and Medically Underserved Populations. Funding Source (2020-2023), Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). PIs: Lichorad, A., Weston, C.G. & Co-Is: Bolin, J., Hare, M., Page, R., & O’Briant, D. Amount: $1,656,478.
     
  10. Exploring the Potential of Rehabilitating Healthcare Providers Prosecuted for Fraud & Abuse. Funding Source (2020-2022), Texas A&M University Triads for Transformation (T3) Program. PIs. Bolin, J.N., Fahrenwald, N. & Opperman, L., Akinlotan, M., & Ferdinand, A. Amount: $30,000.
     
  11. Golden Crescent Recovery Oriented Community Collaborative (GC-ROCC). Funding Source (2020-2024), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Implementation (RCORP-I). PDs: Bolin, J.N., Downing, N., & Gary, J.C. and Co-PIs: Weston, C., Ontai, S., Pittman, A., Alonzo, J., & McCord, C. Amount: $1,000,000.
     
  12. Golden Crescent Children’s Advocates for Recovery Equity (GC-CARE). Funding Source (2020-2023), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Neonatal Abstinence (RCORP-NAS). PDs: Downing, N., Gary, J.C., and Bolin, J.N. and Co-Is: Dormire, S., Ontai, S., Page, R.L., Pittman, A., & McCord, C. Amount: $500,000.
     
  13. Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youth (HIPPY). PI: Page, R. and Co-Is: Downing, N., Weston, C., Clark, H., and Simmons, K. Funding Source (2022-2027), State of Texas. Amount: $2.557M. 
     
  14. Improving Maternal Healthcare Equity and Reducing Racial Disparities in Maternal Health Outcomes. Funding Source (2020-2022), Texas A&M University President’s Excellence Fund-Presidential Clinical Research Partnership Grant (PCRP). Co-PIs: Morris, T., Mathur, V., Ma, P., Wells-Beede, E., and Chapa, H. Amount: $200,000.
     
  15. Increasing Accessibility to Smoking Cessation and Lung Cancer Screening. Funding Source (2021-2024), Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). PD: McKnight, J. and Co-Is: Colwell, B., Callaghan, T., & Brandford, A., Amount: $999,947.
     
  16. Increasing Nursing Access Across Populations with Technology in Simulation (INPACTS). Funding Source (2021-2023), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). PI: Wells-Beede, E. Co-Is: Mulcahy, A., Vann, S., Seo, J., & Han, G. Amount: $500,000.

  17. Leveraging Innovative Technology to Improve Maternal & Child Health Outcomes. Funding Source (2022-2024), Texas A&M Health Seedling Program. PD: Page, R. and Co-Is: Han, G. & Downing, N. Amount: $300,000
     
  18. Longitudinal Investigation of the Cerebellum in Adulthood: Anatomical and Network Changes, Motor Function, and Cognition. Funding Source (2019-2024), National Institutes of Health (R01). PIs: Bernard, J., Alexander-Packard, G., Dormire, S.L., Engelen, M. & Sang, H. Amount: $3,071,288.

  19. Office of Community Outreach & Engagement: Establishing Community Outreach & Engagement (COE) for a National NCI Cancer Center. Funding Source (2022-2025), Houston Methodist Neal Cancer Center. PD: Bolin, J. and Co-I: Brandford, A. Amount: $518,879.
     
  20. Novel Text-Messaging Follow-Up Services to Improve Outcomes after Sexual Assault. Funding Source (2021-2023), Texas A&M Health Seedling Program. PD: Downing, N. Amount: $214,893.
     
  21. Nurse Faculty Loan Program (NFLP). Funding Source (2019-2023), Health Resources and Services Administration. PD: Matthews, D.W. Amount: $115,397.
     
  22. Nurse Family Partnership® at Texas A&M School of Nursing (NFP). Funding Source (2021-2026), State of Texas. PI: Page, R.L. and Co-Is: Weston, C., Pittman, A., Downing, N., Clark, H., and Simmons, K. Amount: $3,398,323.
     
  23. Nurse Family Partnership® at Texas A&M School of Nursing (NFP). Funding Source: (2021-2024), The National Service Office for Nurse- Family Partnership and Child First. PI: Page, R.L. and Co-Is: Weston, C., & Clark, H. Amount: $900,000.
     
  24. Nurse-led Collaborative Integrated Behavioral Health Rural Network (N-CIBHR). Funding Source: (2020-2023), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). PI: Weston, C. and Co-Is: Hare, M., Page, R.L., & Wells-Beede, E. Amount: $1,500,000.
     
  25. Nursing in the Puerperium: A Virtual Home Visiting Intervention for Women at Risk for Sever Maternal Morbidity and Mortality. Funding Source (2021-2023), 2021 Panther Research and Innovation for Scholarly Excellence (PRISE) Grant. Amount: $20,000. Co-PIs: Rose, G., Page, R., & Weston, C. Amount: $30,000.
     
  26. Prenatal Genetic Testing: Effect of Health Literacy in Hispanic Women. Funding Source (2018-2022), Global Institute for Hispanic Health (GIHH). PI: Page, R.L. and Co-Is: Chen, L., Loftin, R., & Murphey, C. Amount: $50,000.
     
  27. PRISE- Examining Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms, Resilience, and Post-Traumatic Growth in College Students with Disabilities During COVID-19 Pandemic. Funding Source (2022-2023), 2022 Panther Research and Innovation for Scholarly Excellence (PRISE) Grant. PIs: Bhattarai, M. & Spears, B. Amount: $40,000.
     
  28. Protective Factors Against Stress and Preterm Birth in Pregnant African Americans. Funding source (2018-2023), Texas A&M University PESCA Program. PI: Page, R.L. and Co-Is: McKee, S.J., Taylor, B., Trzeciakowski, J. & Neal, G. Amount: $25,000.
     
  29. Restrictions to Nurse Practitioners Practice and the Impact on Texas Health Care. Funding Source (2022-2023), Texas Nurse Practitioner Foundation. PD: Bolin, J.N., Cline, K. Amount: $20,000.
     
  30. Rural Communities Opioid Response Program—Psychostimulant Support. Funding Source (2022-2025), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Rural Communities Opioid Response Program. PD: Gary, J. and Co-Is: Downing, N., Alonzo, J., & McCord, C. Amount: $500,000.
     
  31. Rural Health Clinic Expanded Vaccine Uptake Program (REV-UP). Funding Source (2021-2022), Health Resources and Services Administration. PIs: Ellis, E. & Weston, C., Co-I: Pittman, A. Amount: $32,000.
     
  32. Safe Mothers in Texas. Funding Source (2022-2025), Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH). PI: Mitchell, S.A., and Co-Is: Gary, J., Page, R., & Clark, H. Funding Amount: $1,810,278.
     
  33. Saving Babies Born with Birth Defects: Crafting Epigenetic Risk Scores to Reduce Racial Disparity in Mortality. Funding Source (2021-2023), Presidential Excellence X Grant. PI: Morris, T.; Co-Is: Page, R., Sinha, S., Ferdinand, A., Choudhury, M., Ayres, P. Amount: $325,000.

  34. Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Renewal. Funding Source (2019-2023), Texas Office of the Attorney General. PI: Mitchell, S.A. and Co-I: Charles, L.A. Amount: $500,000.
     
  35. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Training Renewal. Funding Source (2019-2023), Texas Office of the Attorney General. PI: Mitchell, S.A. and Co-Is: Charles, L.A. & Ehlert, P. Amount: $1,000,000.
     
  36. Southwest Rural Health Research Center. Funding Source (2016-2023), Health Research and Services Administration Federal Office of Rural Health Policy. PDs: Ferdinand, A. & Bolin, J.N. Amount: $4,756,703.
     
  37. Telehealth Center for Sexual Assault Forensic Medical Examination (Center) Renewal. Funding Source (2019-2023), Texas Office of the Attorney General. PI: Mitchell, S.A. and Co-PIs: Charles, L.A., Downing, N.R. & Clark, H. Amount: $2,000,000.
     
  38. Texas A&M Nursing CARES: Cancer Addressed through Rural Engagement and Screening. Funding Source (2022-2023), The Discovery Foundation, PD: Weston, C., and Co-I’s: Hare, M., OBriant, D., Page, R., & Vargas, S. Amount: $75,000.
     
  39. Texas A&M University Integration of Telehealth in Regions Underserved for Student Training (TAMU iTRUST). Funding Source (2019-2022), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Federal Office of Rural Health Policy. PIs: McCord, C., Weston, C. & Williams, M. Co-Is: Garney, W., Alonzo, J., & Williamson, B. Amount: $1,351,369.
     
  40. Texas A&M College of Nursing Mobile Care Access through Rural Engagement and Education (TXAN Mobile CARE). Funding Source (2022-2026), Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA). PI; Weston, C. and Co-Is: Dormire, S., Rowe, G., Mitchell, S., Mufich, M., Pittman, A., Sorenson, M., Van, S., Clark, H., & McCord, C. Amount: $4,000,000.
     
  41. Texas Teleforensic Remote Assistance Center (Tex-TRAC). Improving Care, Access and Quality of Sexual Assault Forensic Exams Using Telehealth. Funding Source (2019-2023), U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crimes (DOJ/OVC). PIs: Downing, N.R. & Mitchell, S.A. and Co-Is: Clark, H., Coté, G., Mulcahy, A., & McCord, R. Amount: $4,000,000.

  42. The Rural Community Matters Project. Funding Source (2020-2023), Department of Justice, Subaward through Friendship of Women. PIs: Montalvo-Liendo, N. Amount: $150,000.

  43. Training Community Health Workers (CHWs) for Rural Opioid Prevention and Treatment. Funding Source (2019-2024), Federal Office of Rural Health Policy, National Rural Health Association (NRHA). PIs: Bolin, N. and Weston, C. and Co-Is: Pullium, C.L., & Clark, H. Amount: $476,526.

  44. “Truthiness” At the Doctor’s Office: How Information Asymmetry Affects Outpatient Clinic Performance. Funding Source (2021-2022), Texas A&M University Triads for Transformation (T3) Program, Round 4. PIs: Coté, M., Weston, C. & Stauffer, J. Amount: $30,000.

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Articles

  1. Akinlotan, M. (2022). Cervical Cancer Screening Outcomes Among a Sample of Low-Income Uninsured Women: A Program-Based Study. Women’s Health Reports, 3, 85–92.

  2. Akinlotan, M. A., Maxey, A. O., Bolin, H. L., Morrisey, J. N., Michael, A., & Bolin, J. L. (2022). Dental hygienists’ scope of practice regulations and preventable non-traumatic dental emergency department visits: A cross-sectional study of 10 U.S. states. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, April: 51(2): 274-282.

  3. Badowski, D., & Wells-Beede, E. R. (2022). The state of debriefing and prebriefing in VR simulation. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 16, 42.51.

  4. Smedema, S., Lee, D., & Bhattarai, M. (2022). An Examination of the Relationship of Core Self-Evaluations and Life Satisfaction in College Students with Disabilities. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 65, 129–139.

  5. Bhattarai, M., Limbu, S., & Sherpa, P. D. (2022). Living with spinal cord injury during COVID-19: A qualitative study of impacts of the pandemic in Nepal. Spinal Cord, 60, 984–989.

  6. Bhattarai, M., Sherpa, P. D., & Limbu, S. (2022). A qualitative study of coping strategies in persons with spinal cord injury during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rehabil Psychol, 68(1): 25-31.

  7. Bhattarai, M., Smedema, S. M., Hoyt, W. T., & Bishop, M. (2022). The role of mindfulness in quality of life of persons with spinal cord injury: a cross-sectional study. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, 20, 148.

  8. Bloom, R. D., Tufano, V. E., & Perez, C. T. (2022). Registered nurses’ and speech language pathologists' interprofessional collaboration: A systematic scoping review of the literature. Nursing Forum, 57 (6): 1129-1136.

  9. Downing, N. (2022). Ability to consent to a sexual assault medical forensic examination in adult patients with serious mental illness. Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 85, 102285–102285.

  10. Esquivel, C.H., Wilson, K.L., Garney, W.R., McNeill, E.B., McMaughan, D.J., Brown, S., & Graves-Boswell, T. (2022). A case study evaluating youth acceptability of using the Connect - a sexuality education game-based learning program. American Journal of Sexuality Education, 17, 57–83.

  11. Fahrenwald, N. L. (2022). Dual RN-RDN program: Training for the future of health and nutrition. Clinical Nutrition ESPEN, 47, 288–292.

  12. Fahrenwald, N. L. (2022). Finding the invisible leader: When a priori opinion leader identification is impossible. Communication Reports, 35, 38–52.

  13. Garcia, K. M., Esquivel, C. H., Garney, W. R., Wilson, K. L., & Farmer, J. (2022). A program evaluation of the Innovative Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs (iTP3) Project. Arch Public Health, 80, 24.

  14. Garney, W. R., Wilson, K. L., Garcia, K. M., Muraleetharan, D., Esquivel, C. H., Spadine, M. N., … Ajayi, K. V. (2022). Supporting and enabling the process of innovation in Public Health: The Framework for Public Health Innovation. Int J Environ Res Public Health, 19, 10099–10099.

  15. Gary, J. C., Charles, L., & Mitchell, S. (2023, March). Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner needs in Texas. Journal of Forensic Nursing.

  16. Gary, J. C., Downing, N. R., & Pittman, A. (2022). The impact of parental Opioid Use Disorder on children in rural Texas. Substance Use & Misuse, 57, 1273–1280.

  17. Huang, Y.-C. , Cho. E., Kuo, H.-J. , & Alexandra, A. (2022). The influences of depression and loneliness on A1C among middle-aged and older adults with diabetes. Psychol Health Med, 1–9.

  18. Jason, L. A., Gaglio, C. L., Furst, J., Islam, M., Sorenson, M., Conroy, K. E., & Katz, B. Z. (2022). Cytokine network analysis in a community-based pediatric sample of patients with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. Chronic Illn, 17423953221101606–174239532211016.

  19. Jin, Y., Bhattarai, M., Kuo, W.-C., & Bratzke, L. C. (2022). Relationship between resilience and self-care in people with chronic conditions: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 32(9-10): 2031-2055.

  20. Laughon, K., Montalvo-Liendo, N., Eaton, S., & Bassett, L. (2022). Health and safety concerns of female asylum seekers living in an informal migrant camp in Matamoros, Mexico. J Adv Nurs, 79(5):1830-1839.

  21. Lemke, M. K., Akinlotan, M., Yang, Y., & Drake, S.A. (2022). Rural-urban, age, and gender disparities and trends in suicide and homicide: Multistate evidence across 12 years. J Rural Health, 38, 754–763.

  22. Li, J., Bishop, M., Fraser, R., Rumrill, P. D., LaRocca, N., Burns, M., Bhattarai, M. (2022). Quality of life and experience with the national multiple sclerosis society strategic plan priorities for people with multiple sclerosis: Findings from a path analysis. Work (Reading, Mass.), 71, 987–1005.

  23. Miles, L. A., Valentine, J. L., Mabey, L., & Downing, N. R. (2022). Mental illness as a vulnerability for sexual assault: A retrospective study of 7,452 sexual assault forensic medical examinations. Journal of Forensic Nursing, 18, 131–138.

  24. Mitchell, S. A., Charles, L. A., & Downing, N. (2022). Increasing access to forensic nursing services in rural and underserved areas of Texas. J Forensic Nurse, 21–29.

  25. Montalvo-Liendo, N., Page, R., Chilton, J., & Nava, A. (2022). Nurse-led long-term support groups for Latina women survivors of intimate partner violence. Journal of Aggression Conflict and Peace Research, 14(1), 3-13.

  26. OBriant, D. L. (2022). Implementing and evaluating a pilot therapeutic music program in the intensive care unit. International Journal of Critical Care, 16, 45–55.

  27. Olowolaju, S., Kassabian, M., Akinlotan, M. A., Lichorad, A., Pope, R., Williamson, B., Bolin, J. N. (2022). Cervical cancer screening outcomes among a sample of low-income uninsured women: A program-based study. Women’s Health Rep (New Rochelle), 3(1): 85-92.

  28. Pittman, A.G., Pepper, C.J., & Gary, J.C. (2022). An integrative review of body art in nursing. Nurse Educ, 47, 197–201.

  29. Pullium, C. L. (2022). NACNS white paper on telehealth competency for the clinical nurse specialist: Gap analysis and recommendations. Clinical Nurse Specialist, 36, E1–E7.

  30. Santoyo-Olsson, J., Lorig, K., Macias Romo, E., Luzanilla, M., Ramirez, G. A., Cheng, J., Fahrenwald, N., Yank, V. (2022). Study protocol for a hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial of the Building Better Caregivers online workshop for rural family/friend caregivers of people living with dementia. Contemp Clin Trials, 121, 106903–106903.

  31. Sargent, L., Smitherman, J., Sorenson, M., Roy, B., & Starkweather, A. (2022). Cognitive and motor impairment in spinal cord injury: A scoping review and call for new understanding. Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine, 1-24.

  32. Scafide, K. N., Downing, N. R., Kutahyalioglu, N., Sheridan, D. J., Langloix, N.E., & Hayat, M. J. (2022). Predicting alternate light absorption in areas of trauma based on degree of skin pigmentation: Not all wavelengths are equal. Forensic Science International, 339, 111410–111410.

  33. Scafide, K., Ekroos, R.A., Mallinson, R., Alshhrani, A., Volz, A., Holbrook, D., & Hyatt, M. (2022). Improving the forensic documentation of injuries through alternate light: A researcher-practitioner partnership. Journal of Forensic Nursing, 19(1): 30-40.

  34. Speck, P.M., Ekroos, R.A., Faugno, D.K., Johonson, J.A., Sievers, V. & Mitchell, S.A. (2023). Self-collection following rape: An integrative literature review. Journal of the Academy of Forensic Nursing, 1(1), 18-41.

  35. Speck, P.M., Dowdell, E.B., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022). Innovative pedagogical approaches to teaching advanced forensic nursing. Nurs Clin North Am, 653–670.

  36. Wang, H., Page, R., Lopez, D., Arkatkar, S., Young, C., Martinez, D., … Chen, L.-S. (2022). Pregnant Latinas’ views of adopting exome sequencing into newborn screening: A qualitative study. Genet Med, 24, 1644–1652.

  37. Wells-Beede, E. R. (2022). State of prebriefing and debriefing in virtual simulation. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 62, 42–51.

  38. Wells-Beede, E. R., Garcia, B., Chun, S. W., Kicklighter, C. L., & Seo, J. H. (2022). Creative solutions for complex circumstances: The utilization of virtual reality in a specialty course. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 65, 82–85.

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Posters

  1. Bang, S. H., Huang, Y-C., Zuñiga, J., & García, A. (2002, November). Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Self-Management among refugees: An integrative review. The 3rd International Indigenous Nursing Research Summit. Austin, TX

  2. Bolin J., Gary, J., Downing, N., McCord, C., Alonzo, J., Ontai, S., Saldivar, I., Johnson, N., Kohleffel, L., Boswell, C., (2022, April). Golden Crescent Recovery Oriented Community Collaborative (GC-ROCC). Poster Presentation. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP) Reverse Site Visit: RCORP 2022: Building healthier rural communities through partnership and erseverance.V

  3. Dickey, N., Bolin, J., Hutchison, L., Brewer, A., Bruining, H. (2022, May). Rural hospitals’ indicate positive response in some areas to focused program and technical assistance for rural hospitals facing financial or organizational threats. National Rural Health Association Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM.

  4. Dormire, S.L., Gary, J.C., Norman, J., Rugh, H., & Manhardt, J. (2022, July). Social media as an emerging recruitment tool for hard-to-reach populations. The 33rd International Nursing Research Congress of Sigma Theta Tau International, Edinburgh, Scotland.

  5. Downing, N., Bogue, R.J., Charles, L.A., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022). Wellbeing in nurses seeking sexual assault nurse examiner education. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX. *First-place prize poster.

  6. Gary, J.C. & Downing, N. (2022, August, July). Peer recovery support to manage Substance Use Disorders in low-resource rural communities. Virtual Poster Presentation. 33rd International Nursing Research Congress for Sigma Theta Tau International, 21-25 July (In-Person event) 3-5 August (Virtual event) in Edinburg, Scotland.

  7. Gary, J.C., Janson, A., Charles, L. A., & Mitchell, S. A. (2022). Stakeholder Engagement: One method to improve SANE education. Poster presentation at conference plus oral presentation for virtual attendees. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice, Dallas, Texas. 

  8. Huang, Y-C., Zuñiga, J., Bong, S., & Garcia, A. (2002, November). Diabetes knowledge and numeracy among BIPOC with Type 2 Diabetes. The 3rd International Indigenous Nursing Research Summit, Austin, TX.

  9. Janson, A., Mitchell, S. A., Charles, L. A., & Gary, J.C. (2022, July). Enhancing SANE Access: Survey results to build from. National Association of Hispanic Nurses 47th Annual Conference. Innovations in Care: Addressing Disparities to Create Equitable Outcomes, Miami, Florida.

  10. Janson, A., Mitchell, S. A., Charles, L., & Gary, J.C. (2022, July). Stakeholder engagement: One method to improve SANE education. [Poster and oral presentation for virtual attendees]. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. Dallas, TX.

  11. Mauldin, B., & Moffit, C. (2022, October). Transforming nursing student mindset beyond the grade to practice. College Station, TX, United States. txstudentsuccess.tamu.edu/attend/schedule

  12. Mulcahy, A.M. (2022, August). Increasing nursing access across populations with technology in simulation (INPACTS). Undergraduate Research Summer Poster Session. LAUNCH, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.

  13. Vargas, S. (2022). Cultural competence in the care of the Hispanic mother-baby couplet. Texas Nurse Practitioners Association 32nd Annual Conference. San Antonio, TX.V 

  14. Wells-Beede, E.R., Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., Seo, J., & Gary, J.C. (2022, September). Virtual reality simulation to educate sexual assault nurse examiners. National League of Nurses Education Summit, Las Vegas, NV.

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Presentations

  1. Bhattarai, M. (2022, September). Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on persons with spinal cord injury: A qualitative study. The 61st ISCoS Annual Scientific Meeting. Vancouver, Canada.V

  2. Bhattarai, M. (2022, Spring). Determinants of quality of life among employed people with multiple sclerosis: A hierarchical analysis. The National Council on Rehabilitation Education Spring 2022 Conference, San Diego, CA.

  3. Bhattarai, M. (2022, Spring). Quality of life in persons with spinal cord injury: The mediating role of mindfulness. The National Council on Rehabilitation Education Spring 2022 Conference, San Diego, CA.

  4. Bolin, J., Clark, H., &  Catanach, C.. (2022, May). CHWs health rural providers with outreach and reducing hospital readmissions. National Rural Health Association Annual Conference, Alburquerque, NM.

  5. Bolin, J., Weston, C., & Fahrenwald, N. (2022, June). Approaches to working with your State Cancer Coalitions: Leveraging NCI funding and State services for your cancer prevention & control programs, Philadelphia, PA.

  6. Bruce, C. (2022). The experiences of Native American nursing students with retention activities. International Indigenous Nursing Research 2022 Summit, Austin, TX.

  7. Charles, L. (2022, October 21). Advancing forensic evidence collection and processing. [Virtual presentation]. Maryland Attorney General’s Office DFSA Task Force.

  8. Charles, L. & McCloud, A. (2022, October 21). Family-facilitated human trafficking: The importance of medical forensic assessment for familial trafficking survivors.II Brazilian Congress on Forensic Nursing.v

  9. Charles, L. (2022, September 7). Forensic nursing and sexual assault evidence collection. Human trafficking advocates. Pulley Consulting. v

  10. Charles, L. (2022, June 29). Forensic sexual assault examination. [Invited podium lecture]. Sexual Assault Family Violence Investigator Course (SAFVIC) Train-the-Trainer, Texas Municipal Police Officers’ Association, Austin, TX.

  11. Charles, L. (2022, January 5-28). Human trafficking: Medical response. [Ongoing open access virtual continuing education course]. Texas A&M Health, Bryan, TX.v

  12. Charles, L.A. (2022, January). If it pleases the court: Developing interdisciplinary mock testimony simulation. International Meeting for Simulation in Health Care, Society of Simulation in Healthcare, Los Angeles, CA.

  13. Charles, L.A., & McCloud, A. (2022, June). Pursuing medical forensic assessments for family-facilitated child trafficking survivors. Light the way: End human trafficking conference. Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, Dallas, TX.

  14. Charles, L.A., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022, April). SANE stuff: Storing sexual assault forensic evidence (SAFE) [Virtual presentation]. Academy of Forensic Nursing webinar series.V

  15. Charles, L.A., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022). Program evaluation for continuous quality improvement in forensic nursing education. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX.

  16. Charles, L.A., Mitchell, S.A., Escue, J., Calvert, R., Parsons, J., Potter, R., & Jansen, A. (2022, October). Texas SANE - Mock testimony. Hybrid courtroom simulation: Texas A&M University College of Nursing, Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing, Bryan, TX.

  17. Charles, L.A., Schooler, A. C., & Sifuentez, M. (2022, April). Girls and gangs demystified. Every victim every time. Brazos County District Attorneys Office, Bryan, TX.

  18. Charles, L.A., Wuensche, K. D., & Sustaita, D. (2022, November). Safer online presence.Girl Scouts of America, College Station, TX.

  19. Clements, P.T. (2022). Podcast: Care during chaos: Navigating self-care during era of repeated national traumatic events. Academy of Forensic Nursing. 

  20. Clements, P.T. & Holt, K.E. (2022). Podcast: assessment of nterpersonal Violence (IPV) and oregnancy-related homicide risk. Academy of Forensic Nursing. 

  21. Clements, P.T. (2022). Inequities and barriers to health care faced by LGBTQIA populations: Clinical implications for nurses. Anselm College of Nursing: Health Challenges for LGBTQIA Populations. Manchester, NH.

  22. Clark, H. R., Downing, N., Mitchell, S.A., & Ward, K. (2022, September). A 360 view of the TeleSANE experience. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX.

  23. Clark, H.R., Zemanek, K., Ward, K., Downing, N., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022, November). Creating communities of practice to support rural access to SANE care. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX.

  24. Dormire, S.L., Rugh, H.J., Manhardt, M.J., & Gary, J.C. (2022, Summer). Social media as an emerging recruitment tool for hard-to-reach populations. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress. Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI), Edinburg, Scotland.V

  25. Downing, N., Mitchell, S.A., Zemanek, K., Ward, K., Janson, A., & Clark, H.R. (2022, September). Enhancing SANE Access: Innovations in care: Addressing disparities to create equitable outcomes. National Hispanic Nurses Association, Miami, FL.

  26. Faugno, D., Sievers, V., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022, April). Advancing the footprint of forensic nursing practice. Sigma Theta Tau International. Sigma Theta Tau International.

  27. Mitchell, S.A., Clark, H.R., Drake, S., & Downing, N. (2022, May). Forensic Nursing: Closing the gap on violence in rural and under-served areas. National Rural Health Association Annual Conference,Albuquerque, New Mexico.

  28. Gary, J.C., & Downing, N. (2022, Summer). Peer recovery support to manage substance use disorders in low-resource rural communities. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research. Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI), Edinberg, Scotland (in person and virtual).

  29. Janson, A., Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., & Gary, J.C. (2022, Autumn). Stakeholder engagement: One method to improve SANE education. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice, Dallas, TX.

  30. Janson, A., Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., & Gary, J.C. (2022, July). Enhancing SANE access: Survey results to build from. Innovations in care: Addressing disparities to create equitable outcomes. National Hispanic Nurses Association, Miami FL.

  31. Kaunas, C.L., Carrino, G.E., Chapa, H., Moffitt, C.F., Pittman, A.F., North, F., Abu-Baker, A., & Milman, R. (2022, September). Developing meaningful and flexible interprofessional values & ethics curriculum. Nexus Summit, Minneapolis, MN.V

  32. McKee, S. J. (2022, February). Mindfulness and other empowerment strategies for nurses. Invited presenter at A&M Rural & Community Health Institute (ARCHI), Nursing Quality and Safety Collaborative (NQSC) Program.V

  33. Mitchell, S.A. (2022, March). Expanding forensic nursing practice and services. Advancing the Footprint of Forensic Nursing: Sustaining an Evidence Based Future. Academy of Forensic Nursing, New Orleans, LA.

  34. Mitchell, S.A., Clark, H.R., Drake, S., & Downing, N. (2022, May). Forensic Nursing: Closing the gap on violence in rural and under-served areas. National Rural Health Association Annual Conference. Albuquerque, New Mexico: National Rural Health Association.

  35. Mitchell, S.A. (2022, March). Risk management, when sexual assault occurs in the hospital. Advancing the footprint of forensic nursing: Sustaining an evidence based future. Academy of Forensic Nursing, New Orleans, LA.

  36. Mitchell, S.A., & Charles, L.A. (2022, January). Integrating trauma-informed care principles into simulation. International Meeting for Simulation in Health Care. Society of Simulation in Healthcare, Los Angeles, CA.

  37. Mitchell, S.A., & Charles, L.A. (2022). Gamification in forensic nursing: Putting “the fun” into learning. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX.

  38. Mitchell, S.A., & Faugno, D.K. (2022, April). Law enforcement: What can the forensic examiner tell you at the end of the examination? 2022 International Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Reimagining Justice. End Violence Against Women International, San Francisco, CA.

  39. Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., & Downing, N. (2022). Evaluation of learner outcomes in simulated sexual assault examinations. International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. International Association of Forensic Nurses, Dallas, TX. [Virtual and podium]

  40. Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., Escue, J., Calvert, R., & Parsons, J. (2022, multiple dates). Texas SANE - Mock testimony: Hybrid courtroom simulation. Texas A&M Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing, Bryan, TX.

  41. Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., Janson, A., & Potter, R. (2022, multiple dates). Texas SANE – Adult/adolescent simulation. Texas A&M University College of Nursing, Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing, Bryan, TX.

  42. Mitchell, S.A., Charles, L.A., Seo, J., Wells-Beede, E.R., & Gary, J.C. (2022, July). Development of virtual simulations in sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) training. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress. Sigma Theta Tau International, Edinburgh, Scotland.

  43. Montalvo-Liendo, N. (2022). Culturally responsive services for Latina survivors of IPV during and after the pandemic. Latino behavioral health disparities in the COVID-19 era: Strengthening our communities as we move forward. SAMSA, McAllen, Texas.

  44. Mulcahy, A.M. (2022, August). Synopsis and utilization of virtual reality (VR) in an adult health course: Caring for clients with chronic conditions identified as veterans and a vulnerable population. Nurse Tim Incorporated 12th Annual Nuts & Bolts Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

  45. Rugh, H.J., & Manhardt, M.J. (2022, Summer). Social media as an emerging recruitment tool for hard-to-reach populations. (S. L. Dormire & J. C. Gary,). Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress. Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI), Edinburg Scotland [virtual and in-person].

  46. Vargas, S., & Magallan,E. (2022, July). Identifying barriers Hispanic students face when pursuing a nursing career. Texas Health Occupation Association Conference.

  47. Wells-Beede, E.R., & Weston, C.G. (2022, June). Screening, brief intervention and referral for treatment (SBIRT) in VR: The effects of transfer of knowledge in the Clinical Setting. INACSL 2022, Milwaukee, WI.

  48. Wells-Beede, E.R., Seo, J., Kicklighter, C.L., Chun, S.W., Weston, C.G., & Mitchell, S.A. (2022). Incorporating mixed reality on a continuum in healthcare professions. In International Meeting of Simulation in Healthcare, Los Angeles, CA.

  49. Wells-Beede, E.R., Weston, C.G., & Seo, J.H. (2022, January). Incorporating mixed reality on a continuum in healthcare professions. 22nd International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2022). Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), Los Angeles, CA.

  50. Wells-Beede, E., & Weston, C.G. (2022, July). Utilization of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) in nursing via virtual reality [Podium Presentation]. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress, Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, Edinburg, Scotland.

  51. Wells-Beede, E., & Weston, C.G. (2022, September). Virtual reality simulation to conduct screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment (SBIRT). NLN Education Summit, Las Vegas, NV.

  52. Weston, C.G. (2022, April). Legislative and policy updates 2022. National Black Nurse Practitioners Association,Houston, TX.

  53. Weston, C.G., & McDermott, D. (2022, January). Best practices in healthcare simulation: Pre-brief Podcast for National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF).

  54. Weston, C.G., & Wells-Beede, E. (2022, July). A case study in patient centered care through Nurse Practitioner-led rural integrated behavioral health. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress, Edinburg, Scotland. Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, Edinburg, Scotland.

  55. Weston, C.G., & Wells-Beede, E. (2022, July). A nursing workforce pathway for integrated behavioral health care. Sigma’s 33rd International Nursing Research Congress. Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, Edinburg, Scotland.

  56. Weston, C. G., & Wells-Beede, E. (2022, September). REV-UP: Nurse-led rural expanded vaccine Uptake Program. NLN Education Summit, Las Vegas, NV.

  57. Weston, C.G., Ellis, E., Pittman, A.F., & Laude, J. (2022, September). REV-UP: Nurse-led rural expanded vaccine uptake program. NLN Education Summit, National League of Nursing, Las Vegas, NV.

  58. Weston, C.G., Kopanos, T., Klick, S., & Sarris, E. (2022, November). Consumer driven policies and legislation. Health Tech Austin. Convenient Care Summit Austin, TX.

  59. Weston, C.G., Wells-Beede, E.R., Page, R.L., Hare, M.L., & Salazar, A.M. (2022, April). Nurse practitioner-led integrated behavioral health in rural areas. The 48th Annual Conference of the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF), Driving Change in NP Education and the DNP, Minneapolis, MN.

  60. Zemanek, K., Mitchell, S.A., Ward, K., & Downing, N. (2022, February). The Texas tele forensic remote assistance center (Tex-TRAC). Adapting and advancing IPE in a post-pandemic World. 10th Annual Emswiller Interprofessional Symposium, Richmond, Virginia.

  61. Greenwood, W., & Bishop, P. (2022, May). Self-Efficacy in Clinical Nurse Specialists During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Virtual Regional Conference, Virginia Clinical Nurse Specialist Association Conference, Recorded May 2022, Live at Virtual Conference Q/A, June 2022.

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Chapters/Books

  1. Austin-Ketch, T., Borgess, W., Boucher, J., Bradshaw, M., Cochrane, B., Dedmon, D., Weston, C., Yacoob, (2022). Faculty Practice Tool Kit; American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Practice Leadership Network.
  2. Bhattarai, M., & Adhikari, P. (2022). Contributions of females to the advancement of psychology in Nepal. In Nepalese Psychology: Volume One (pp. 2–10). Evincepub. India: Chattisgarh: Evincepub. India: Chattisgarh.

  3. Bishop, M., Rumrill, S., Park, M., Bhattarai, M., Zhou, K., Kim, J., & Baumunk, M. (2022). Rehabilitation, Disability, and Healthcare Case management. In F. Chan, M. Bishop, J. Chronister, E-J. Lee, & C-Y. Chiu (Eds.), Certified Rehabilitation Counselor examination preparation (3rd ed.). New York: Springer.

  4. Bishop, M., Bhattarai, M., Rumrill, S., Park, M., & Lee, D. (2022). Community Resources and partnerships. In F. Chan, M. Bishop, J. Chronister, E-J. Lee, & C-Y. Chiu (Eds.), Certified Rehabilitation Counselor examination preparation (3rd ed.). New York: Springer.

  5. Brandford, A. (2022). Ethical and legal issues in nursing. In Leading and Managing in Nursing. Elsevier (8th edition).

  6. Faugno, D., Mitchell, S.A., Sievers, V., Pederson, S., Volz, J., Speck, P. Introduction to forensic nursing: Principals and Practice Forensic Learning Series (2022). St. Louis MO: STM Publishing.

  7. Mitchell, S. A., & Faugno, D. K. (2022). Male sexual assault. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  8. Mitchell, S. A., & Faugno, D. K. (2022). Suspect evidence collection. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  9. Mitchell, S. A., & Speck, P. M. (2022). Foundations of forensic nursing. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  10. Mitchell, S. A., & Speck, P. M. (2022). Future of forensic nursing. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  11. Mitchell, S. A., Faugno, D. K., & Sievers, V. (2022). Forensic documentation and photography. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  12. Mitchell, S. A., Faugno, D. K., Pederson, S., Volz, J. M., Sievers, V., & Speck, P. M. (Eds.). (2022). Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. Forensic Nursing Workbook Series. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  13. Mitchell, S. A., Foote-Lucero, C., Smock, W., & Faugno, D. K. (2022). Forensic considerations related to gunshot wounds. In P. M. Speck (Ed.), Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  14. Mitchell, S. A., Volz, J. M., Faugno, D. K., Arndt, S., & Speck, P. M. (2022). History of the role of forensic nursing in the U.S. and Canada. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  15. Mitchell, S. A., Volz, J. M., Johnson, J., Williams, J. P., & Speck, P. M. (2022). Forensic science and evidence. In Overview of Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice. St. Louis MO: STM Publishing, Inc.

  16. Mpofu, N., Bhattarai, M., & Smith, S. D. (2022). Human resource considerations for supporting employees with neurological disorders: Multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury. In Managing Human Resources (pp. 307–324). Springer Nature.

  17. Rumrill, S., & Bhattarai, M. (2022). Transitions for students with disabilities. In Disability and accommodations in higher education: A handbook for disability advisors. Taylor & Francis.

  18. Sanchez, R., Charles, L. A., Silva, K., & Speck, P. M. (2022). Human trafficking. In Introduction to Forensic Nursing: Principles and Practice (pp. 159–163). St. Louis, MO: STM Learning.

  19. Thomas, A., Li, Y., Kaunas, C., Newcomb, M., Carrino, G., Greenwood, L., St. Louis, P., Marklund, L., Samuel, N., Chapa, H. (2022). Implementation of a digital live-action gaming experience for interprofessional learning and training global perspectives on educational innovations for emergency Situations. In American Educational Research Association. Springer Publishing.

  20. Valentine, J. A., & Downing, N. R. (2022). Current trends in sexual assault medical forensic exams and examiners. In R. Lovell and J. Langhinrichsen-Rohling (Eds.). Sexual assault kits and reforming the response to rape. Routledge.

  21. Weston, C. G. (2022). Chapter 7: Clinician Overview. In Advancing Nursing Practice: Exploring Roles and Opportunities for Clinicians, Educators, and Leaders 1st Edition (pp. 229–260). Wolters Kluwer.

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Other

  1. Berishaj, K., Charles, L. A., Doss, J., Mitchell, S. A., Patch, M., Veltman, M., Speck, P. M. (2022). Forensic Nursing Certification Board (FNCB) certification examination application manual.

  2. Berishaj, K., Charles, L. A., Doss, J., Mitchell, S. A., Patch, M., Veltman, M., Speck, P. M. (2022). Forensic Nursing Certification Board (FNCB) certification renewal manual.

  3. Vargas, S. Complex Case Study- Respiratory, GINA Guidelines n/a (2022).

  4. Charles, L. A., Mitchell, S. A., Basinger, K., Fears, R., Beckworth, T., Gordon, J., Woodard-Hotz, K. (2022). Texas evidence collection protocol, 2022. Texas A&M University, Bryan, TX. *State practice protocol