Dr. Barbara S. Turner is Elizabeth P. Hanes Professor of Nursing and Chair of the Health of Women, Children, and Families Division of the Duke University School of Nursing. She earned graduate degrees in hospital administration and perinatal nursing prior to receiving her PhD from the University of California at San Francisco. Following her retirement from the Army Nurse Corps, she established the Center for Nursing Research at Duke and held the position of Associate Dean for Research for 13 years.
Dr. Turner’s research interests focus on the effect of nursing intervention on critically ill newborns, including exogenous surfactant administration, endotracheal suctioning, high frequency ventilators and airway management. She has published widely in journals, books, monographs and computer-assisted instruction. Dr. Turner serves as a Section Editor in Heart & Lung in addition to being a reviewer for other nursing journals. She is active professionally in the American Academy of Nursing, American Nurses Association, North Carolina Nurses Association, and Sigma Theta Tau International.
PhD | University of California - San Francisco |
MA | Webster College |
MS | University of Colorado |
BSN | University of Bridgeport |
2014 Duke University School of Nursing Honorary Alumnus Award
2011 Elizabeth P Hanes Distinguished Professorship in Nursing, Duke University
2011 Harris Visiting Scholar, University of Illinois at Chicago
2006 Duke University School of Nursing Distinguished Service Award
2005 Juanita Long Community Service Award, Sigma Theta Tau International
2003 Distinguished Nurse Researcher Lectureship, East Carolina University
1999 Distinguished Nurse Lecturer, Southeastern North Carolina Nursing Consortium
1993 Legion of Merit, U. S. Army
1992 Army Commendation Medal - Second Oak Leaf Cluster
1991 National Service Medal - Bronze Star, U. S. Army
1989 Army Achievement Medal
1989 Meritorious Service Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster, U. S. Army
1988 Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, CT
1988 Fellow, American Academy of Nursing
1988 Order of Military Medical Merit, The Surgeon General of the Army
1987 Army Nurse of the Year, U.S. Army Nurse Corps
1987 Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee Award, Daughters of the American Revolution
1987 Outstanding Pediatric Nurse, AACN, NAPSIG
1986 "A" Professional Designation for Pediatric Nursing, The Surgeon General of the Army
1986 Colonel Katherine F. Galloway Distinguished Nurse Award, U.S. Army Nurse Corps
1985 Distinguished Dissertation Award, University of California, San Francisco
1984 Who's Who in American Nursing
1982 Overseas Service Ribbon, U. S. Army
1981 Army Scholarship for Graduate Education
1981 Army Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, and Overseas Service Medal, U. S. Army
1981 Commendation, The Surgeon General of the Army
1981 Commendation, Army Nurse Corps
1981 Hencmann Award, March of Dimes
1975 Army Scholarship for Graduate Education
1975 Inducted, Sigma Theta Tau International
1974 Army Commendation Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster
1972 Army Commendation Medal
1970 National Service Defense Medal
2015 -- Pubmed # 25632926 Biernacki, P. J., Champagne, M. T., Peng, S., Maizel, D. R., Turner, B. S. Transformation of Care: Integrating the Registered Nurse Care Coordinator into the Patient-Centered Medical Home. Popul Health Manag. October, 2015; 18(5); 330-6
2015 -- Pubmed # 25996355 Uzarski, D., Burke, J., Turner, B., Vroom, J., Short, N. A Plan for Academic Biobank Solvency-Leveraging Resources and Applying Business Processes to Improve Sustainability. Clin Transl Sci. October, 2015; 8(5); 553-7
2015 -- Pubmed # 26414582 Allen, N., Lubejko, B. G., Thompson, J., Turner, B. S. Evaluation of a Web Course to Increase Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge Among Nurses. Clin J Oncol Nurs. October 1, 2015; 19(5); 623-7
2015 -- Pubmed # 26352856 Ming Teh, A. H., Turner, B. S., Tan, S. B., Tham, C. S. Effectiveness of an Advanced Practice Nurse-Led Preoperative Telephone Assessment. J Nurs Care Qual. September 8, 2015; 19(5); 623-7
2015 -- Pubmed # 24810514 Grossmann, V. M., Turner, B. S., Snyder, D., Stewart, R. D., Bowen, T., Cifuentes, A. A., Cliff, C. Zinc and Vitamin Supplementation in an Under-5 Indigenous Population of Guatemala: Influence of Lay Health Promoters in Decreasing Incidence of Diarrhea. J Transcult Nurs. September, 2015; 26(4); 402-8
2013 -- Pubmed # 24257448 Cadmus, E., Reis, L., Turner, B. Ever-evolving: Population care coordinators. Nurs Manage. December, 2013; 44(12); 9-11
2013 -- Pubmed # 24217143 Malfitano, J., Turner, B. S., Piper, E., Burlingame, P. A., D'Angelo, E. Improving stroke education performance measures scores: the impact of a stroke nurse coordinator. J Neurosci Nurs. December, 2013; 45(6); 332-7
2013 -- Pubmed # 24300966 Strahm, A., Mohsini, K., Nwankwo, M., Turner, B. Optimizing protein intake in premature infants: a neonatal quality improvement project. Adv Neonatal Care. December, 2013; 13(6); E1-8
2013 -- Pubmed # 25032022 Trotter, K., Schneider, S. M., Turner, B. S. Group appointments in a breast cancer survivorship clinic. J Adv Pract Oncol. November-December, 2013; 4(6); 423-31 PMCID: PMC4093450
2013 -- Pubmed # 24005550 Yackel, E. E., Short, N. M., Lewis, P. C., Breckenridge-Sproat, S. T., Turner, B. S. Improving the adoption of evidence-based practice among nurses in army outpatient medical treatment facilities. Mil Med. September, 2013; 178(9); 1002-9
2013 -- Hill, R. R., Vorderstrasse, A., Turner, B., Pereira, K., Thompson, J. Screening for depression in patients with diabetes: Addressing the challenge. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners. April, 2013; 9(4); 208-213
2012 -- Pubmed # 22192058 Seto, W., Turner, B. S., Champagne, M. T., Liu, L. Utilizing a diabetic registry to manage diabetes in a low-income Asian American population. Popul Health Manag. August, 2012; 15(4); 207-15
2011 -- Pubmed # 22092914 Brandon, D. H., Tully, K. P., Silva, S. G., Malcolm, W. F., Murtha, A. P., Turner, B. S., Holditch-Davis, D. Emotional responses of mothers of late-preterm and term infants. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs. November, 2011; 40(6); 719-31
2011 -- Kime, T., Mohsini, K., Nwankwo, M. U., Turner, B. Central line "attention" is their best prevention Advances in Neonatal Care. August, 2011; 11(4); 242-248
2011 -- Pubmed # 21790836 McGraw, L. K., Turner, B. S., Stotts, N. A., Dracup, K. A. Acute coronary syndromes in deployed military personnel. J Am Acad Nurse Pract. August 1, 2011; 23(8); 427-33
2011 -- Pubmed # 21809928 Lucky, D., Turner, B., Hall, M., Lefaver, S., de Werk, A. Blood pressure screenings through community nursing health fairs: motivating individuals to seek health care follow-up. J Community Health Nurs. July, 2011; 28(3); 119-29
2010 -- Pubmed # 21099700 McGraw, L. K., Turner, B. S., Paul, S. M., Stotts, N. A., Dracup, K. A. Cardiovascular risk factors in deployed service members with and without acute coronary syndromes. J Cardiovasc Nurs. November, 2010;
2010 -- Caruso, D. M., Holditch-Davis, D., Bartlett, R., Turner, B. ACES: A program to improve asthma outcomes in a high-morbidity pediatric population. Clinical Scholars Review. 2010; 3(2); 64-74
2010 -- Turner, B. S., Paden, M. E. Case Study 7C: Technology Integration Program for Nursing Education and Practice (TIP-NEP). In Nursing and Informatics for the 21st Century: An International Look at Practice, Education and EHR Trends (2nd ed.), edited by Weaver, C. A. and Delaney, C. W. and Weber, P. and Carr, R. L. 2010; pp. 118-122. Chicago: Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).
2008 -- Pubmed # 18596497 McGraw, L. K., Turner, B. S., Stotts, N. A., Dracup, K. A. A review of cardiovascular risk factors in US military personnel. J Cardiovasc Nurs. October, 2008; 23(4); 338-44
2008 -- Schneider, S. M., Turner, B. S., Califf, R. M., Burks, W., McHutchison, J. G., Gilliss, C. L. Issues in clinical trials management. Academic research units: opportunities and challenges for nursing practice. Research Practitioner. Sep-Oct, 2008; 9(5); 175-184
2008 -- McGraw, L. K., Turner, B. S., Dracup, K. A. Comparison of cardiovascular risk factors in deployed military personnel. Communicating Nursing Research. Spring, 2008; 41 434
2006 -- Turner, B. S., Strand, J., Speer, M. C. Genetics Interdisciplinary Faculty Training (GIFT): Integrating genetics into graduate nursing curricula. Annual Review of Nursing Education. December, 2006; 4 23-45
2006 -- Pubmed # 16292137 Turner, B. S., Bradshaw, W., Brandon, D. Neonatal lung remodeling: structural, inflammatory, and ventilator-induced injury. J Perinat Neonatal Nurs. February, 2006; 19(4); 362-76; quiz 377-8
2006 -- Cotton, M., Turner, B. S., Miller-Bell, M. Pharmacology in the neonate. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (6th ed), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 2006; pp. 175-191. St. Louis, MO: Mosby Elsevier.
2006 -- Turner B. S. Endotracheal suctioning of newborns. In Encyclopedia of Nursing Research (2nd ed.), edited by Fitzpatrick, J. J. and Walllace, M. and Kazer, M. 2006; pp. 171-173. : .
2006 -- Turner, B. S. Informed consent. In Encyclopedia of Nursing Research (2nd ed.), edited by Fitzpatrick, J. J. and Walllace, M. and Kazer, M. 2006; pp. 269-271. New York: Springer Publishing.
2006 -- Bradshaw, W., Turner, B. S., Pierce, J. Physiologic monitoring. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (6th ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 2006; pp. 139-156. St. Louis, MO: Mosby Elsevier.
2004 -- Turner, B. S. Generating excitement for nursing research. Journal for Nurses in Staff Development. May-June, 2004; 10(3); 173-174
2004 -- Pubmed # 15160630 Kennedy, T., Turner, B., Nevidjon, B., Short, N., Lagasse, C. The nursing leadership program: the Cyprus experience -- a tale of two cultures Nurs Leadersh Forum. Spring, 2004; 8(3); 88-94
2004 -- Turner, B. S., Brandon, D. H., Cornwall, M. K. Continuous versus bolus gavage feeding in premature infants: The evidence (Review 22-6). In Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing and Healthcare: A Guide to Best Practice, edited by Melnyk, B. M. and Fineout-Overholt, E. 2004; Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
2003 -- Pubmed # 12733678 Ostbye, T., McBride, C., Demark-Wahnefried, W., Bastian, L., Morey, M., Krause, K. M., Brouwer, R., Turner, B. Interest in healthy diet and physical activity interventions peripartum among female partners of active duty military. Mil Med. April, 2003; 168(4); 320-325
2002 -- Turner, B. S., Pierce, J. Physiologic monitoring. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (5th ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 2002; pp. 117-131. St. Louis, MO: Mosby.
2002 -- Cotton, C. M., Turner, B. S., Miller-Bell, M. Pharmacology in the neonate. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (5th ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 2002; pp. 148-162. St. Louis, MO: Mosby.
2001 -- Wilson, J., Turner, B. S. Re-examination of original 1960’s unit dose as a key in solving 21st century safety problems in inpatient drug delivery. Hospital Pharmacy. 2001; 16-18
2000 -- Pubmed # 11235437 Turner, B. S., Loan, L. A. Tracheobronchial trauma associated with airway management in neonates. AACN Clin Issues. May, 2000; 11(2); 283-99
2000 -- Pubmed # 11232205 Cheek, D. J., McHugh, J. M., Blood-Siegfried, J., McFetridge, J. F., Turner, B. S. A historical perspective on the discovery of adenyl purines. Biol Res Nurs. April, 2000; 1(4); 265-75
2000 -- Saunders, C., Turner, B. S. The role of nurse practitioners as principal investigators for clinical studies. Research Practitioner. 2000; 1(4); 129-133
1999 -- Pubmed # 10690098 Kyle, L. A., Turner, B. S. Efficacy of saline vs heparin in maintaining 24-gauge intermittent intravenous catheters in a rabbit model. Neonatal Netw. September, 1999; 18(6); 49-54
1998 -- Pubmed # 9579247 Kerr, M. E., Sereika, S. M., Orndoff, P.l., Weber, B. l., Rudy, E. B., Marion, D., Stone, K., Turner, B. Effect of neuromuscular blockers and opiates on the cerebrovascular response to endotracheal suctioning in adults with severe head injuries. Am J Crit Care. May, 1998; 7(3); 205-217
1998 -- Turner, B. S. Endotracheal suctioning in neonates: open system suctioning. Technical Bulletin, NICU Ink. 1998; 1-12
1998 -- Goodwin, L., Turner, B., Allred, C., Yensen, J. A vital nursing administration collaboratory for patient outcomes research. In Information Systems Innovations for Nursing: New Visions and Ventures (Series on Nursing Administration), edited by Moorhead, S. and Delaney, C. May, 1998; pp. 30-47. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
1998 -- Turner, B. S. Endotracheal suctioning of newborns. In Encyclopedia of Nursing Research (1st ed.), edited by Fitzpatrick, J. J. 1998; pp. 171-173. New York: Springer Publishing Co..
1998 -- Turner, B. S. Informed consent. In Encyclopedia of Nursing Research (4th ed.), edited by Fitzpatrick, J. J. 1998; pp. 269-271. New York: Springer Publishing Co..
1998 -- Pierce, J. R., Turner, B. S. Physiologic monitoring. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (4th ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1998; pp. 116-128. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, Inc..
1998 -- Murphy, G., Turner, B. S. Pharmacology in the neonate. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (4th ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1998; pp. 146-169. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, Inc..
1997 -- Pubmed # 9261292 Kerr, M. E., Rudy, E. B., Weber, B. B., Stone, K. S., Turner, B. S., Orndoff, P. A., Sereika, S. M., Marion, D. W. Effect of short-duration hyperventilation during endotracheal suctioning on intracranial pressure in severe head-injured adults. Nurs Res. September, 1997; 46(4); 195-201
1997 -- Pubmed # 10175406 Goodwin, L., Saville, J., Jasion, B., Turner, B., Prather, J., Dobousek, T., Egger, S. Collaborative international nursing informatics research project: Predicting ARDS in critically ill patients. Stud Health Technol Inform. 1997; 46 247-249
1997 -- Turner, B. S. Nursing procedures. In Acute Respiratory Care of the Neonate: A Self-Study Course, edited by Askin, D. F. 1997; pp. 75-89. Petaluma, CA: NICU Ink Book Publishers.
1995 -- Turner, B. S. Caring for the acutely ill child. In Key Aspects of Caring for the Acutely Ill: Technological Aspects, Patient Education and Quality of Life, edited by Funk, S. G. G. and Tornquist, E. M. and Champagne, M. T. and Wiese, R. A. 1995; pp. 54-65. New York: Springer Publishing Co..
1995 -- Turner, B. S. Posters: Getting your message across. Tar Heel Nurse. May-June, 1995; 57(3); 22-24
1994 -- Pubmed # 8057189 Turner, B. S., Weiss, M. How to make research happen: working with staff. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs. May, 1994; 23(4); 345-9
1993 -- Turner, B. S. The child with respiratory dysfunction. In Whaley & Wong’s Essentials of Pediatric Nursing, edited by Wong, D. L. July, 1993; pp. 710-755. St. Louis, MO: Mosby Year Book.
1993 -- Turner, B. S. Pediatric variations of nursing interventions. In Whaley & Wong’s Essentials of Pediatric Nursing, edited by Wong, D. L. July, 1993; pp. 689-697. St. Louis, MO: Mosby Year Book.
1993 -- Pierce, J. R., Turner, B. S. Physiologic monitoring. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care, edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. January, 1993; pp. 117-131. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, Inc..
1993 -- Murphy, G., Turner, B. S. Pharmacology and neonatal care. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (3rd ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1993; pp. 148-162. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, Inc..
1993 -- Frank, C. G., Turner, B. S., Merenstein, G. B. Jaundice. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (3rd ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1993; pp. 443-461. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, Inc..
1993 -- Turner B. S. Respiratory Distress Syndrome (Computer-assisted Instruction) 1993;
1992 -- Pubmed # 1399658 Turner, B. S. The "other" intensive care unit. Heart Lung. October, 1992; 21(5); 409-10
1992 -- Turner B. S. Respiratory Distress Syndrome (Computer-assisted Instruction) 1992;
1992 -- Turner, B. S. Caring for the Adult and Pediatric Ventilator Patient. Aired 12 February 1992;
1991 -- Pubmed # 1960071 Rudy, E. B., Turner, B. S., Baun, M., Stone, K. S., Brucia, J. Endotracheal suctioning in adults with head injury. Heart Lung. November, 1991; 20(6); 667-74
1991 -- Turner, B. S. Nursing procedures. In Acute Respiratory Care of the Neonate: A Self-Study Course (1st ed.), edited by Nugent, J. 1991; pp. 75-89. Petaluma, CA: NICU Ink Book Publishers.
1990 -- Pubmed # 2250635 Smith, P. S., Turner, B. S. The physiologic effects of positioning premature infants in car seats. Neonatal Netw. December, 1990; 9(4); 11-15
1990 -- Pubmed # 2216576 Turner, B. S. Maintaining the artificial airway: current concepts. Pediatr Nurs. November, 1990; 16(5); 487-93
1990 -- Pubmed # 2206739 Turner, B. S. Embryologic and physiologic basis of neonatal respiration. AACN Clin Issues Crit Care Nurs. August, 1990; 1(2); 389-400
1990 -- Pubmed # 2330231 Wiswell, T. E., Tuggle, J. M., Turner, B. S. Meconium aspiration syndrome: have we made a difference? Pediatrics. May, 1990; 85(5); 715-21
1990 -- Pubmed # 2296496 Wiswell, T. E., Bley, J. A., Turner, B. S., Hunt, R. E., Fritz, D. L. Different high-frequency ventilator strategies: effect on the propagation of tracheobronchial histopathologic changes. Pediatrics. January, 1990; 85(1); 70-8
1989 -- Pubmed # 2748259 Wiswell, T. E., Turner, B. S., Bley, J. A., Fritz, D. L., Hunt, R. E. Determinants of tracheobronchial histologic alterations during conventional mechanical ventilation. Pediatrics. August, 1989; 84(2); 304-11
1989 -- Pubmed # 2669890 Stone, K. S., Turner, B. S. Endotracheal suctioning in the adult and newborn. Annu Rev Nurs Res. 1989; 7 27-49
1989 -- Turner B. S. Respiratory Distress Syndrome (Computer-assisted Instruction) 1989;
1989 -- Turner, B. S. Noninvasive monitoring of the neonate: Part I. JOGN Update. 1989; 11(6); 1-13
1989 -- Turner, B. S. Noninvasive monitoring of the neonate: Part II. JOGN Update. 1989; 11(7); 1-12
1986 -- Pubmed # 3096938 Pérez Fontán, J. J., Turner, B. S., Heldt, G. P., Gregory, G. A. Pulmonary mechanics during rapid mechanical ventilation in rabbits with saline-lavaged lungs. J Appl Physiol. October, 1986; 61(4); 1431-7
1986 -- Pubmed # 531096 Rudy, E. B., Baun, M., Stone, K., Turner, B. S.. The relationship between endotracheal suctioning and changes in intracranial pressure: A review of the literature. Phys Med Biol. September, 1986; 15(5); 488-494
1986 -- Pierce, J. R., Turner, B. S. Physiologic monitoring. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (2nd ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1986; pp. 115-126. St. Louis, MO: C. V. Mosby.
1986 -- Frank, G., Turner, B. S. Jaundice. In Handbook of Neonatal Intensive Care (2nd ed.), edited by Merenstein, G. B. and Gardner, S. L. 1986; pp. 263-278. St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby.
1985 -- Pubmed # 3849576 Turner, B. S. Amniotic band syndrome. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs. October, 1985; 14(4); 298-301
1983 -- Turner, B. S., Bigard, D. J. Newborn Nursery Procedures: The Paraprofessionals Guide. 1983; : Wingate Publications.
1983 -- Turner, B. S. Current concepts in endotracheal suctioning. Journal of the California Perinatal Association. 1983; 3(1); 104-105
1979 -- Turner, B. S., Merenstein, G. B. Hemodynamic monitoring of the critically ill neonate Critical Care Quarterly. September, 1979; 2(2); 77-86
Duke University Health System Graduate Nurse Education Demonstration Project
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services
09/2012-08/2016
Role: Project Director
Duke University Hospital and Health System is among five hospitals in the country that will participate in a four-year, $200 million project by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services designed to dramatically increase the number of advanced practice nurses providing primary care in underserved areas.
Veterans Healthcare Program
Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence
08/2014-07/2016
Population Care Coordinator Program (PCCP)
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey / HHI BCBS Education Services Agreement
10/2011-12/2013
The goal is to educate nurses for roles as population care coordinators for primary care practices.
Veterans Healthcare Program
Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence
08/2012-07/2014
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
1D09-HP14827-01-00
07/2009-06/2012
Role: Project Director
The goal is to develop, implement, and operate a new DNP program, the first in North Carolina.
Pediatric Acute/Chronic Care Nurse Practitioner Program
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
1D09-HP14984-01-00
07/2009-06/2012
Role: Project Director
The goal is to expand enrollment in the specialty and to further develop serious gaming as a QI, critical thinking enhancement skill.
Innovation in Nursing Education and Technology
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
1D80-HP11272-01-00
01/2009-02/2013
Role: Project Director
The major goals are to infuse innovative education technologies in three nursing education programs in three universities in North Carolina.
TIP-NEP Technology Integration Program for Nursing Education and Practice
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
1U1-KHP07713-01-00
09/2006-08/2011
Role: Project Director
The major goal is to establish a center of excellence in technology for education and practice.
Mental Health Assessment for Pediatric Advance Practice Nurses
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA), Division of Nursing
D09-HP07988-01
07/2007-06/2010
Role: Mentor and Co-Investigator
Three year grant to educate nurses through innovative and strengthened Pediatric Nurse Practitioner specialty curriculum in the MSN Porgram. Mental health content and clinical site rotations will be threaded into the curriculum.
Pediatric Acute and Chronic Care Nurse Practitioner for FNPs
Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA)
1D09-HP07339-01
07/2006-06/2009
Role: Mentor and Co-Investigator
The major goal is to develop, implement and operate an MSN specialty for FNPs who are working in PICUs.
Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute
NCRR/NIHHere
1U54RR023469-01
09/2006-09/2009
Role: Co-Investigator
Purpose: To support infrastructure in the development of the Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute. This new entity will bring together and expand existing programs, that begin in the basic science laboratory and concludes with novel therapies that change outcomes for individual patients. The three research pillars, Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke Translational Research Institute, and Duke Center for Community Research, will be administratively joined into the new Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute (Duke CTSI). This new institute will link with other key programs, including the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Duke University School of Nursing, and the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, to create a comprehensive home for clinical and translational researchers. Dr. Robert Califf, Vice Chancellor of Clinical Research is the Duke CTSI PI and will lead a group of highly qualified faculty members throughout the University to transform research at Duke.
Clinical Research Management Program for Nurses
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
D09HP07350-02
07/2006-06/2009
Role: Project Director
The major goal of this project is to develop interactive case scenarios for on-line teaching.
Duke University Nurse Anesthesia Program
Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA)
1DP-9HP07359-01-00
07/2006-06/2009
Role: Project Director
The major goals of this project are to further develop the human patient simulation center through additional equipment procurement and case scenario development.
Nursing Leadership Training
AMIDEAST
04/2003-08/2003
Role: Faculty
Project Goal: Leadership development for nurses in Cyprus.
Combined NNP/PNP Program for Rural Health
Department of Health and Human Services
D09-HP00189-01
07/2001-06/2004
Role: Project Director
Three-year grant to educate nurses at the Master’s level in a combined Neonatal Nurse Practitioner/Pediatric Nurse Practitioner pogram for rural health.
Interdisciplinary Faculty Training in Genetics
DHHS
07/2001-07/2004
Role: Author
Purpose: Interdisciplinary Faculty Training in Genetics. Three-year grant to bring faculty from nurse practitioner, nurse midwifery and physician assistant programs to Duke University for state- of-the-art education on genetics to include the social, legal, political, cultural, and ethical issues. Teach strategies on integration of genetics in advanced practice curriculum.
CRNA Program Development
DHHS, Division of Nursing
07/2000-06/2003
Role: Co-Project Director
Purpose: Nurse Anesthetist Program three-year grant to educate nurses at the Master’s level as CRNAs.
Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program
Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Nursing
1D23-NU01339-01
07/1999-06/2002
Role: Project Director
A three-year grant to educate nurses at the Master’s level in the Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner specialty.
Heparin Vs. Saline and Patency of 24 G Catheters
Tri Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense
MDA-905-97-Z-0046
09/1997-08/1998
Role: Co-PI
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Program
National Institutes of Health, Division of Nursing
1D23-NU01231-01
07/1997-06/2000
Role: Project Director
A three-year grant to educate nurses at the Master’s level in the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner specialty.
Pregnant Soldier Wellness Program: An Evaluation
Womack Army Medical Center
RCON004667
10/1997-06/2001
Role: PI
Purpose: Pregnant Soldiers -- an extension. Three-year study supported by Henry M. Jackson Foundation.
An Exercise Program for Pregnant Soldiers
Womack Army Medical Center
JFC76636001
10/1996-09/1998
Role: PI
Purpose: Pregnant Soldiers Wellness Program. Two-year grant from Henry M. Jackson Foundation.
Suctioning and Tracheal Trauma: Role of Zeep vs. Peep
Tri-Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense
MDA-905-96-Z-0026
10/1996-02/1999
Role: Co-PI and mentor
Tracheal trauma: comparing the role of ZEEP vs. PEEP.
Automated Drug Distribution System
National Institutes of Health
R44-NR002660-03
07/1993-06/1995
Role: Co-PI
Develop automated drug distribution system.
Physiologic Responses to Exogenous Surfactant: Three hospital comparison.
Tri-Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense.
07/1993-06/1994
Role: co-PI and mentor
Purpose: Compare physiological responses to exogenous surfactant in a 3-hospital sample.
Automation of Drug Distribution in Federal Hospitals.
National Institutes of Health
1 R43NR-02660-01A
07/1992-06/1993
Role: co-PI
Physiologic Responses to Exogenous Surfactant: Nursing Interventions
Tri-Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense.
07/1992-06/1993
Role: PI
Piglet Tracheal Epithelial Regeneration after Suctioning
Tri-Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense.
07/1992-06/1994
Role: PI
The Effects of a Modified Care Environment on the Growth and Development of High Risk Infants
Tri-Service Nursing Research, Department of Defense.
07/1992-06/1993
Role: Mentor/Author
Ventilator Gas Temperatures: Effect on Tracheal Trauma
American Nurses Foundation, Madigan Army Medical Center
07/1991-06/1992
Role: co-PI and mentor
One-year grant from American Nurses Foundation in the amount of $2,700 and $5,000 from Madigan Army Medical Center.
Ventilator Gas Temperatures: Effect on Tracheal Trauma.
National Association of Neonatal Nurses
07/1991-06/1992
Role: Participating investigator
Endotracheal suctioning in newborns.
National Institutes of Health
R01 NR001549-07
07/1990-06/1994
Four-year grant from NIH
Histopathologic changes in the trachea
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
07/1988-06/1990
Role: co-PI
Histopathologic changes in the trachea following high frequency ventilation of newborn piglets.
Endotracheal suctioning in intubated newborns
AACN
01/1986-12/1986
Role: PI
Pilot study with funding by the AACN
Endotracheal suctioning in newborn infants.
National Institutes of Health/National Institute of Nursing Research
R01NR001549-03
05/1987-04/1990
Role: PI
Three year grant from NIH
Noise levels in the intensive care nursery
Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC
01/1986-12/1986
Role: PI
Purpose: study noise levels in intensive care nursery.
Tracheal instillation of epinephrine in lambs with cardiogenic shock.
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD
01/1987-12/1987
Role: Co-PI
One-year grant
The effects of intermittent vs. continuous negative pressure of intubated neonates
Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco, CA.
07/1984-06/1985
Purpose: Examine the effects of intermittent vs. continuous negative pressure of intubated neonates on TcPO2, secretion recovery and tracheobronchial trauma.
The use of a modified endotracheal tube
Letterman Army Institute of Research, San Francisco, CA
07/1984-06/1985
Role: PI
The use of a modified endotracheal tube adaptor during suctioning of intubated kittens on tracheobronchial trauma.