UMSON PhD students participate in the UMB Graduate School Research Conference.
Congratulations to the UMSON PhD students who offered presentations at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Graduate School Research Conference on April 9 and 10:
- Anu Philip, "E-pill Dispensers in Suicide Prevention"
- Jiwon Park, "Development of an Instrument to Assess Nurses’ Competency for Using Digital Health Point-of-Care Technology: A Modified Delphi Study Protocol"
- Eunji Lee, "Patterns of Parental Adaptability Among Parents of Children with Special Health Care Needs: A Latent Class Analysis"
- Donald Amenah, "Sociodemographic and Care Process Determinants of Respectful Maternity Care in the United States"
- Elisha Oduro, "Barriers and Facilitators to Engaging in Palliative Care Among African American Older Adults Living with Cancer"
- Moses Akwobugi, "Factors Associated with Palliative Care Utilization Among African Americans: A Scoping Review"
- Erika Ventura Castellon, "Scoping Review: Caregiver Experiences in Pediatric Organ Transplantation"
- Sarah Alotaibi, "Resilience-Enhancing Interventions for Older Adults in Community Settings: A Scoping Review Protocol"
- Krystal Ansah, "Adverse Childhood Experiences as a Contributing Factor to Sexual Relationship Power Among Black Heterosexual Women: A Scoping Review"
- Dahae Choi, "Educational Priorities for Health Data and AI in Nursing: Perspectives of Nurses and Informaticians"
- Jiwon Jang, "Prenatal Predictors of Shared Decision-Making Quality During Childbirth: A Scoping Review Protocol Using the IP-SDM Model”