Research Centers - University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing

KEYNOTE, INVITED, AND INTERNATIONAL
PRESENTATIONS
Linda Aiken
Economics of Nursing: Paying for Nursing Care, The
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Princeton, N.J.
June 2007 (invited keynote).
International Nursing Outcomes Research,
International Council of Nurses. Yokahama, Japan.
May 2007 (symposium organizer and speaker).
International Nurses Day, Hong Kong Hospital
Authority. Hong Kong, SAR, China. May 2007 (invited
keynote speaker).
The Global Healthcare Workforce, Hong Kong
Hospital Authority Convention. Hong Kong, SAR,
China. May 2007 (invited plenary speaker).
A Call to Action: Ensuring Global Human Resources
for Health, organized by HRET. Geneva, Switzerland.
March 2007 (planning committee).
Nurse Staffing and Outcomes, National Symposium
on Nurse Staffing and Outcomes in Belgium
Hospitals, Katholieke Universiteit. Leuven, Belgium.
March 2007 (invited plenary speaker).
Findings from the International Hospital Outcomes
Study, National Conference on Nursing Outcomes,
Ministry of Health. Madrid, Spain. March 2007
(keynote).
Strategic Opportunities in Nursing, China Medical
Board meeting on Nursing in China and Southeast
Asia. Bangkok, Thailand. February 2007 (invited).
Changing the World: Penn Confronts Global
Challenges, Founder’s Day Symposium, University
of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. January 2007 (invited
panelist).
Nursing’s Role in Quality and Safety. Global
Government Health Partners Leadership Forum,
Lillian Carter Center for International Nursing, Emory
University School of Nursing. Atlanta. November
2006 (invited plenary address).
Nursing Care Saves Lives. Lillian B. Williams
Lectureship, Children’s National Medical Center.
Washington, D.C., October 2006.
Global Nursing Shortages: Scope and Potential
Solutions, International Society for Quality in Health
Care. London. October 2006 (invited plenary speaker).
Saving Lives through Investments in Nursing.
University of California, San Francisco School
of Nursing Centennial Lecture. San Francisco.
September 2006.
The Unfinished Patient Safety Agenda. The LaVerne
Gallman Lecture in Nursing. University of Texas,
Austin. Austin, Texas. September 2006.
Jane H. Barnsteiner
IOM Report: Where Are We Now? A Framework
for Patient Safety, First Annual Patient Safety
Conference: Creating a Safe Environment. University
of North Carolina School of Nursing. Chapel Hill, N.C.
November 2006 (keynote).
Deborah Becker
Diagnostic Algorithms, Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Program, University College of Dublin. Dublin,
Ireland. March 2007.
Comparing the Roles of Nurse Practitioners: Ireland
versus United States, University College of Dublin.
Dublin, Ireland. March 2007.
Comparing the Roles of Nurse Practitioners: Ireland
versus United States, St. Vincent’s Hospital Nursing
Department. Dublin, Ireland. March 2007.
Joseph Boullata
Influence of Medication on Nutrient Status, Clinical
Nutrition Week Interdisciplinary Review Course.
Phoenix. January 2007.
Kathryn Bowles
What’s Next for Practice, Research, Education
and Automation: Developing a Research Agenda,
The Omaha System International Conference: A
Key to Practice, Documentation and Information
Management. Minneapolis, Minn. April 2007
(invited).
Developing a Decision Support System for Discharge
Decision Making, Grand Rounds at the Mayo Clinic,
Department of Nursing Research. Rochester, Minn.
April 2007 (invited).
Using Information Technology to Improve Outcomes
for Older Adults, International Symposium on
Biomechanics, Healthcare and Information Science,
Japan Institute of Advanced Science and Technology.
Kanazawa, Japan. March 2007 (invited).
Factors to Support Effective Discharge Referral
Decision Making, Yale University Center for
Excellence in Chronic Illness Care. New Haven, Conn.
March 2007 (invited).
Using Omaha System Terminology, Long Term
Care Health IT Summit. Baltimore, Md. June 2006
(invited).
With Horowitz, D. Managing Chronic Illness:
Comparing Telemonitoring and Telephone Evidence
Based Interventions, Pennsylvania Homecare
Association Technology Conference. Camp Hill, Pa.
October 2006 (invited).
Deborah Watkins Bruner
The RTOG Outcomes Model: Exploring the Value
Added of Combining Traditionally Disparate
Endpoints, Washington University School of
Medicine, Department of Radiation Oncology. St.
Louis. April 2007 (invited).
Improving Recruitment Strategies for Clinical
Trials, University of Pennsylvania Human Subjects
Workshop. Philadelphia. March 2007 (invited).
Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG)
Recruitment to Clinical Trials, Radiation Therapy
Oncology Group Winter Symposium. Tampa, Fla.
February 2007 (invited).
Issues and Challenges with Integrating PROs in
Clinical Trials supported by NCI-sponsored Clinical
Trials Networks, National Institutes of Health
Patient-Reported Outcomes Assessment in Cancer
Trials: Evaluating and Enhancing the Payoff to
Decision Making. Bethesda, Md. September 2006
(invited).
Developments in Patient Reported Outcomes,
American Society of Therapeutic Radiation and
Oncology (ASTRO) Health Services Outcomes
Research in Radiation Oncology Symposium. San
Diego. September 2006 (invited).
Patient Recruitment Efforts in Clinical Trials,
Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) Study
Chair Workshop. Philadelphia. August 2006 (invited).
Sean Clarke
Effects of Staffing and Nurse Practice Environments
on Nurse and Patient Outcomes: International
Evidence, International Council of Nurses 2007
Meeting. Yokohama, Japan. May 2007 (panel
presentation).
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