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Medical Missions: The Clinicians’ View”in HEC Forum, 23 (2), 105-113 andyywith M.A. McKay, “A 7-Year-Old ChildWitnesses CPR” in Journal of EmergencyNursing, 37 (1), 100-101.Bing Bing Qi ’94 M.S.N., Ph.D., R.N.,assistant professor, co-authored anarticle with Suzanne Smeltzer, Ed.D.,R.N., FAAN, professor and director ofthe Center for Nursing Research; B.Resnick; and B. Bausell, “Self-efficacyProgram to Prevent Osteoporosis amongChinese Immigrants: A RandomizedControlled Trial” in Nursing Research,60 (6), 393-404.Nancy C. Sharts-Hopko, Ph.D., R.N.,FAAN, professor and director of thePh.D. Program in Nursing, publishedthree articles in Journal of the Associationof Nurses in AIDS Care:y y “Health Care Reform: What Does ItMean for People Living with HIV?”Epub: DOE:10.1016/j.jana.2011.07.003;y y “Using Evidence in Practice,” 22 (2),77-80; andy y “Reading and Interpreting the ScientificEvidence,” 22 (1), 6-8.Suzanne C. Smeltzer Ed.D., R.N., FAAN,professor and director of the Centerfor Nursing Research, co-authored fourarticles:yywith L.M. Long-Bellil, K. Robey, C.L.Graham, P.M. Minihan and P. Kahn,“Teaching Medical Students aboutDisability: The Use of StandardizedPatients,” in Academic Medicine, 86(9), 1163-1170;yywith L.M. Long-Bellil, D.M. O’Connor,K. Robey, J.E. Hahn, P.M. Minihan andC.L. Graham, “Commentary: DefiningDisability in Health Care Education,”in Academic Medicine, 86 (9), 1067-1068;yywith C. Di Iorio, J.L. Hinkle, A. Stuifbergen,D. Algase, C.S. Amidei, J. Austin,J. Buelow, C. Fraser, E. Gulick and B.Habermann, “Updated Research Prioritiesfor Neuroscience Nursing,” inJournal of Neuroscience Nursing, 43(3), 1-7; andyywith A.P. Ross, “Nursing Managementof the Adult Patient with MultipleSclerosis,” in the AANN and ARNClinical Practice Guideline Series.Kimberly K. Trout, Ph.D., R.N., adjunctassociate professor; Joanna McGrath,M.S.N., R.N., adjunct clinical assistantprofessor; and Marcia C. Costello, Ph.D.,R.D., LDN, assistant professor, coauthoredwith Villanova faculty membersJill Flanagan, M.A., and Jesse C. Frey, Ph.D.,the article “A Pilot Study to Increase Fruitand Vegetable Intake in Pregnant LatinaWomen” in Journal of Primary Care &Community Health, 3 (1), 2–5.Joyce S. Willens ’83 B.S.N., Ph.D., R.N.-BC, assistant professor, published threetimes recently in Pain ManagementNursing:yywith D. Jarzyna, C.R. Jungquist,C. Pasero, A. Nisbet, L. Oakes, S.J.Dempsey, D. Santangelo and R.C.Polomano, “American Society for PainManagement Nursing Guidelines onMonitoring for Opioid-induced Sedationand Respiratory Depression,”12 (3), 118-145;y y “Are We Monitoring What We ThinkWe Are Monitoring?,” 12 (3), 61; andy y “ASPMN Continues to Advance theScience of Pain Management,” 12 (2),59-60.FACULTY LEADERSHIPAND ACHIEVEMENTSElizabeth Blunt, Ph.D., R.N., APN-BC,assistant professor and coordinator ofthe Nurse Practitioner Programs,presented:y y “Would Florence Nightingale Use aniPhone?” at the International TrainingConference, “100 Years of Nursing inPoland: Theory and Practice of Nursingin the 21st Century,” organized bythe Institute of Nursing and Midwiferyof the Health Sciences Faculty of theJagiellonian University Medical Collegein Krakow, held in Krakow June2-3, 2011, andy y “Millennium World DevelopmentGoals: What are They and WhyShould You Care?” at the NationalOrganization of Nurse PractitionerFaculties, held in Albuquerque, N.M.,in April 2011.Patricia K. Bradley,Ph.D., R.N., CS, FAAN,associate professor,was inductedas a Fellow into theAmerican Academyof Nursing in October2011. The followingmonth, shereceived the Qualityof Life Award fromBEBASHI, a Philadelphia non-profit witha mission to provide culturally sensitivehealth-related information, directservice, research and technical assistanceto the urban community. BEBASHIrecognized Dr. Bradley for her “tirelesswork on quality of life issues for AfricanAmerican breast cancer survivors.”Linda Carman Copel, Ph.D., R.N.,PMHCNS, BC, CNE, NCC, FAPA, professor,presented three papers:y y “Intimate Partner Violence: CaseStudies of Divided Loyalties in MuslimWomen” at the Sigma Theta TauInternational Honor Society’s 41stBiennial Convention, held in Grapevine,Texas, October 29-November2, 2011;y y “Intimate Partner Violence: Case Studiesof Divided Loyalties” at the AmericanPsychiatric Nurses Association’s25th Annual Conference, “PsychiatricNursing: Quality and Safety throughConnection, Engagement, and Partnership,”held in Anaheim, Calif., inOctober 2011; andy y “Invisible Bruises: The Experience ofVerbal Abuse for Women with Disabilities”at the National Associationof Clinical Nurse Specialists’ AnnualConference, held in Baltimore inMarch 2011.Elizabeth Burgess Dowdell, Ph.D, R.N.,associate professor, presented fourpapers:y y “Risky Internet Behaviors of AdolescentsWho Have Contact with OnlineStrangers” at the Sigma Theta TauInternational Honor Society’s 41stBiennial Convention, held in Grapevine,Texas, October 29-November2, 2011;yywith R. Prentky, “Predicting RiskyOutcomes Associated with InternetUse among High School Students”at the 4th International Congress onPsychology and Law, held in Miami inMarch 2011;y y “Youth and Technology: Exploitation,Cyber-bullying, and Sexting” at theU.S. Department of Justice OJJDP’s2011 Conference for Children’s Justiceand Safety, “Unite, Build, Lead,” heldin Washington, D.C., in October 2011;andyywith T.T. Nguyen “Sexting, Cyberbullying,and Risk Taking: Results fromStudent Surveys” at the InauguralNational Strategy Conference onCombating Child Exploitation,Villanova Nursing | Spring 2012 21