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Faculty Research 1 9 9 8 - 1 9 9 9 The influence of church-based religious teachings on what and how single mothers teach their sons about sex University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1998) Principal investigators: Freida Outlaw, Emma Brown The influence of church/mosque based teaching about sex on adolescents of African descent sexual behavior University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1998) Principal Investigators: Freida Outlaw, Emma Brown Jamaica—Penn project: working together to reduce HIV risk behaviors among Jamaican adolescents University of Pennsylvania Diversity Research grant (1998-1999) Principal investigator: Loretta Sweet Jemmott Latino mother-son HIV risk reduction interventions National Institute of Mental Health (1998-1999) Principal investigator: L o retta Sweet J e m m o t t; coinvestigator: Antonia Vi l l a rru e l Mom and me do BSE: mothers and daughters together for breast health promotion The Breast Health Institute in collaboration with Pennsylvania Hospital (1998-1999) Principal investigator: Diane Spatz Mother-son HIV risk reduction interventions National Institute of Mental Health (1995-2000) Principal investigator: Loretta Sweet Jemmott; coinvestigator: Freida Outlaw National Hispanic leadership initiative on cancer National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health (1994-1999) Principal investigator: Antonia Villarruel No place like home: caring for the sick, 1 8 8 0 - 1 9 6 5 University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1999) Principal investigator: Karen Buhler- Wilkerson Nurse practitioner survey of relative work values for evaluation and management services University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1996-1999) Principal investigator: Eileen Sullivan-Marx Nursing center success: clinical information management Independence Foundation (1997-1999) Principal investigator: Lois Evans; coinvestigators: Melinda Jenkins, Norma Lang Nursing center's success: clinical information systems Independence Foundation (1999-2000) Principal investigator: Lois Evans; coinvestigator: Norma Lang Nutritive sucking: physiologic and behavioral correlates National Institute of Nursing Research (1994-1999) Principal investigator: Barbara Medoff- Cooper; coinvestigator: Susan Gennaro Nutritive sucking: behavioral and physiologic correlates —an Israel extension Provost International Programs Fund (1997-1998) Principal investigator: Barbara Medoff- Cooper Pain perceptions and responses of critically ill children undergoing procedures American Association of Critical Care Nurses (1996-1998) Principal investigator: Teresa DiMaggio; coinvestigator: Jane Barnsteiner Payment issues promoting utilization of advanced practice nurses American Nurses Foundation (1996-1999) Principal investigator: Eileen Sullivan-Marx Penn-Malawi women for women's health: maintenance grant The Rockefeller Foundation (1995-2000) Principal investigator: Joyce Thompson; coinvestigator: Rose Kershbaumer Penn's rural nurse-midwifery project Division of Nursing, Nurse Practitioner/Nurse-Midwifery, Health Resources and Services Administration, Health and Human Services (1997-2000) Principal investigator: Joyce Thompson; coinvestigator: Teresita Hinnegan Phase IV trial of HIV prevention interventions National Institute of Mental Health (1997-2002) Principal investigator: John Jemmott, III; coinvestigator: Loretta Sweet Jemmott Physical restraint use among hospitalized older adults in hip fracture Frank Morgan Jones Fund and Sigma Theta Tau-Xi Chapter, University of Pennsylvania (1997-2000) Principal investigator: Eileen Sullivan-Marx Prenatal care attendance: outcomes and cost Sigma Theta Tau-Xi chapter, University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1989-2000) Principal investigator: Marilyn Stringer Reducing HIV risk among Latino youth National Institute of Nursing Research (1999-2002) Principal investigator: Antonia Villarruel; coinvestigator: Loretta Sweet Jemmott Research on vulnerable women, children, and families National Institute of Nursing Research (1998-2004) Principal investigator: Susan Gennaro; coinvestigators: Linda Brown, Janet Deatrick Second stage labor nursing care with epidural anesthesia Office of Women's Health (1998-2000) Principal investigator: Linda Mayberry; coinvestigator: Susan Gennaro Strengthening nursing and midwifery in Latin America Division of Nursing, Health Resources and Services Administration, Health and Human Services (1997-1998) Principal investigator: Joyce Thompson Women teaching women: an evaluation of an educational intervention in Uganda University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation (1999-2000) Principal investigator: Susan Gennaro; coinvestigator: Rose Kershbaumer 30 P e n n N u r s i n g
Faculty Publications 1 9 9 8 - 1 9 9 9 Penn Nursing faculty a re intern a t i o n a l l y known for their scholarly achievements and are active in sharing their knowledge with an extended scientific community of colleagues in nursing, health care, policy development, and academia t h rough invited pre s e n t a- tions before national and i n t e rnational audiences and memberships on major g o v e rnment and privatesector committees. Ye t another important measure of re s e a rch is the dissemination of findings thro u g h publications. The following is a list of selected art i c l e s , chapters, and books published by standing faculty during 1998-1999. ■ Linda H. Aiken Aiken, L.H. (1998). How the o rganization and staffing of hospitals affect patient outcomes. I n t e rnational Medical Foru m ,1 0 3, 7 9 - 8 5 . Aiken, L.H., & Sloane, D.M. (1998). Advances in hospital outcomes re s e a rch. J o u rnal of Health S e rvices Research and Policy, 3( 4 ) , 2 4 9 - 2 5 0 . Aiken, L.H., Sloane, D.M., & Sochalski, J. (1998). Hospital o rganization and outcomes. Quality in Health Care , 7(4), 222- 2 2 6 . McKee, M., Aiken, L.H., Raff e rt y, A.M., & Sochalski, J. (1998). O rganizational change and quality of health care: An evolving international agenda. Quality in Health Care, 7(1), 37-41. Sochalski, J., Aiken, L.H., R a ff e rt y, A.M., Shamian, J., M u l l e r-Mundt, G., Hunt, J., Giovannetti, P., & Clarke, H. (1998). Building multinational re s e a rch. R e f l e c t i o n s, 2 4(3), 20-23, 45. Aiken, L.H., Sloane D.M., Lake, E . T., Sochalski, J. & We b e r, A.L. (1999). Organization and outcomes of inpatient AIDS care . Medical Care, 3 7(7), 1-13. Havens, D.S., & Aiken, L.H. (1999). Shaping systems to promote desired outcomes: The magnet hospital model. J o u rnal of Nursing Administration, 29( 2 ) , 1 4 - 2 0 . Scott, J.G., Sochalski, J., & Aiken, L.H. (1999). Review of magnet hospital re s e a rch: Established findings and implications for professional nursing practice. J o u rn a l of Nursing Administration, 29( 1 ) , 9 - 1 9 . Sochalski, J., & Aiken, L.H. (1999). Accounting for variation in hospital outcomes: A cro s s - national study. Health Aff a i r s , 1 8(3), 256-259. Jane H. Barnsteiner B a rn s t e i n e r, J. (1998). The online j o u rnal of knowledge synthesis for nursing. In J. Fitzpatrick (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Nursing R e s e a rch. New York: Springer Publishing Company. B a rn s t e i n e r, J. (1999). Evidence Based Practice. In J. Fitzpatrick ( E d . ) , Encyclopedia of Nursing R e s e a rch. New York: Springer Publishing Company. B a rn s t e i n e r, J. (1999). The Online J o u rnal of Knowledge Synthesis for Nursing Update. R e f l e c t i o n s , Winter 1999. Linda P. Brown B rooten, D., Brown, L., & Miovech, S. (1998). Politics of Nursing Research. In Mason, D., Talbott, S. and Leavitt, J. (Eds.), Policy and Politics for Nurses. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders. B rown, L., Bair, A., Meier, P. , Pugh, L., Spatz, D., Borucki, L., & Morin, K. (1998). Accessing on-line information at the National Institutes of Health: Highlights and practical tips. Computers in Nursing, 1 6(4), 198-201. Langston, M., Pugh, L., Franklin, T., Brown, L., & Milligan, R. (1998). Exemplary pro g r a m development — A community health nurse and a bre a s t f e e d i n g peer counselor providing care to low-income women. The Journ a l of Perinatal Education, 7(3), 3 3 - 3 9 . M e i e r, P., & Brown, L. (1998). B reastfeeding the pre t e rm infant. In J. Riordan & K.G. Auerbach (Eds.), B reastfeeding and Human Lactation. Boston: Jones & B a rt l e t t . M e i e r, P., & Brown, L. (1998). B reastfeeding a pre t e rm infant after NICU discharge: Reflections on Ry a n ’s story. B re a s t f e e d i n g A b s t r a c t s, 2-4. Karen Buhler-W i l k e r s o n B u h l e r- Wilkerson, K., Naylor, N., Holt, S., & Rinke, L. (1998). An alliance for academic home care : Integrating re s e a rch, education and practice. Nursing Outlook, 4 6 , 77-80. Evans, L., Jenkins, M., & Buhler- Wilkerson, K. (1999). Academic nursing practice: Power nursing for the 21st Century. In M. Mezey and D. McGiven (Eds.), Nurses, Nurse Practitioners: Evolution to Advanced Practice. New York: Springer Publishing C o m p a n y. N a y l o r, M., & Buhler- Wi l k e r s o n , K. (1999). Creating Community- Based Care for the New Millennium. Nursing Outlook, 4 7(3), 120-127. Ann W. Burgess B u rgess, A.W. (1998). Abuse: can you tell? Testimony on sex abuse victims challenged. F o rensic Echo, 2(7), 6-7. B u rgess, A.W. (1998). Which m a rried males get violent? F o rensic Echo, 2(8), 22-23. Von, J.M., Kilpatrick, D.G., B u rgess, A.W., & Hartman, C.R. (1998). Rape and sexual assault. In R. Wallace (Ed.), Public Health & Preventive Medicine (pp. 1238- 1241). Stamford, CT: Appleton & L a n g e . B u rgess, A.W. (1999). Was she too sensitive to touch? Character s p a red, victim’s past abuse admissible. F o rensic Echo, 3(4), 9-11. B u rgess, A.W., & Anderson R.D. (1999). Prosecuting a sexual sadistic murder after 20 years. Sexual Assault Report, 2( 1 ) . B u rgess, A.W., Bro o k o v e r, T. A . , Eagan, O.P., & Rosenberg e r, M.J. (1999). Abuse instead of re s p i r a- tion therapy, aggravated by hospitals’ failure s . Sexual Assault R e p o rt, 2( 2 ) . B u rgess, A.W., & Dowdell, E.B. (1999). Forensic nursing and violent school boys. N u r s i n g S p e c t ru m , 3(2), 10-12. B u rgess, A.W., & Harn e r, H.M. (1999). Forensic evaluation for m a t e rnal reunification. N u r s i n g S p e c t ru m ,3 7(3), 23-27. B u rgess, A.W., & Marks, D.T. (1999). The Dorothy System: Tracking nursing home staff who abuse patients. Sexual Assault R e p o rt, 1( 6 ) . B u rgess, A.W., & Pre n t k y, R.A. (1999). Physician Sexual Misconduct. Sexual Assault R e p o rt , 2 ( 3 ) . B u rgess, A.W., & Wilkens, J. (1999). Gang rape and duty to p ro t e c t. Sexual Assault Report , 2( 5 ) . Margaret M. Cotroneo C o t roneo, M. (1998). Das v e r l o rene Kind (The lost child). Berliner Zeitung Magazin. Summer 165, 18/19 Juli 1998, pp. III. C o t roneo, M. (1998). Mein Leben nach der Fulbright P rofessur in Deutschland (My life after the Fulbright Pro f e s s o r s h i p in Germany) H o c h s c h u l f o ru m Pflege 2(1), 27-29. C o t roneo, M. (1999). Seeing the world as others see it. Wo r k i n g Together — The Newsletter of the Collaborative Family HealthCare Coalition, 4(1), 1-3. C o t roneo, M. (1999). Why public health in the collaborative family healthcare model? Wo r k i n g Together — The Newsletter of the Collaborative Family HealthCare Coalition, 4(2), 7. C o t roneo, M., Zimmer, M., & Zegelin-Abt, A. (1999). Vorschlage fur das Gesundheitssystem der Zukunft: F a m i l i e n o r i e n t i e rte Primary Health Care (Planning for the health care system of the future : family oriented primary health c a re). P f l e g e, issue 3. McHugh, M., & Cotroneo, M. (1999). WHO. Review of the lite r a t u re on family nursing (Unit document pre p a red by the authors). World Health O rganization, Regional Office for E u rope, Copenhagen. F a l l 1 9 9 9 31
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