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CENTRE FOR NURSING STUDIES

SCHOLARSHIP INVENTORY 2013-2017

EVIDENCE OF SCHOLARSHIP1

SCHOLARSHIP OF DISCOVERY: a process of creating new and unique knowledge specific to the discipline of nursing (Storch and Ganroth,

2002).

CURRENT

Project Title Project

Dates

Funding

Source and

Amount

Faculty/T

eam

Member

Role Partners Program of

Scholarship

Peer-reviewed Scholarly

Products and Dissemination

Fostering

Undergraduate

Students’ Success on

the National Council

Licensure

Examination

(NCLEX-RN): A

Multi-Methods

Atlantic Canadian

Study

2016-

ongoing

Dr. Kathy

Watkins,

Dr. April

Manuel,

Dr. Julia

Lukewich,

Madonna

Manuel,

Julie

Wells, Dr.

Shelley

Cobbett,

Dr. Rose

McCloske

y, Willena

Nemeth &

Patrice

Drake

CO-I MUN,

Western

Regional

School of

Nursing,

ARNNL,

Dalhousie

University,

Cape

Breton

University,

University

of Prince

Edward

Island and

University

of New

Brunswick

Nursing

Education

HREB

Fostering

Undergraduate

Student Success on


Licensure

Examination

2016-

ongoing Competitive

Funding: Seed, Bridge,

and

Multidisciplina

ry Fund

Dr. Kathy

Watkins,

Dr. April

Manuel,

Dr. Julia

Lukewich,

CO-I MUN,

Western

Regional

School of

Nursing and

ARNNL

Nursing

Education

HREB

Publication:

Manuel, A., Lukewich, J.,

(Primary Co-Authors);

Watkins, K., Wells, J.,

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(NCLEX-RN) in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

Memorial

University of

Newfoundland

$10,000;

Atlantic

Regional

Canadian

Association of

Schools of

Nursing

(ARCASN)

$2000;

Association of

Registered

Nurses of

Newfoundland

and Labrador

(ARNNL)

Research

Award $2000;

Western

Regional

School of

Nursing Seed

Grant $1000;

Noncompetiti

ve Funding: MUCEP

Student Grant

Memorial

University of

Newfoundland

$1154.

MUCEP

Student Grant

Memorial

University

Madonna

Manuel, &

Julie

Wells

Manuel, M. Identifying

Indicators of National Council

Licensure Examination for

Registered Nurses (NCLEX-

RN) Success in Bachelor of

Nursing Graduates in

Newfoundland and Labrador.

Nursing Outlook (Submitted

September 2017)

Oral Presentation Manuel, A., Lukewich, J.,

Watkins, K (Co-Presenter).

Predictors of NCLEX-RN

Success Amongst

Baccalaureate Nursing

Graduates: The Canadian

Context. ARCASN, St. John’s,

NL, June 2016.

Poster Presentation

Manuel, A., Lukewich, J.,

Watkins, K. Discourse

Surrounding the National

Council Licensure

Examination (NCLEX-RN):

The Canadian Context.

Eastern Health Nursing

Education and Research

Council 11th

Annual Research

Symposium, St. John’s, NL,

May 12, 2016.

3

Student of

Newfoundland

$527

Total

Funding:

$16,681

Aseptic technique: Do

we use what we

know? Medical-

surgical nurses’

knowledge and

perceptions of asepsis

in practice

2017-

ongoing

ARNNL

Research

Grant

$2500

Anne

Marie

Lewis

Andrea

Barron

Melissa

Crotty

Jackie

Brockervil

le

PI

Team

Member

Team

Member

Team

Member

Eastern

Health

Professional,

legal, Ethical

HREB

Illicit Drug Use and

Violence by Patients

in Acute Care

Medical-Surgical

Settings: Exploring

Nurses’ Experiences

2017-

ongoing

Glenys

Moran

Lori

Robbins

Marlene

Browne

Tonya

Hiscock

PI

Co-PI

Project

team

members

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

HREB

Conflicting Working

Relationships between

Registered Nurse

Peers Working in the

Hospital Setting.

2016-

ongoing

NA Peggy

Rauman;

Dr.

Martha

Traverso-

Yepez

PI MUN

Division of

Community

Health and

Humanities

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

Quality of

Life

HREB

Abstract selection committee,

Eastern Health Education and

Research Council (NERC)

What Factors Influence how

Nurses Relate to each Other in

the Hospital Setting: A

proposed investigation using

4

Institutional Ethnography (IE)

Poster Presentation- May 2016

How individuals and

families in

Newfoundland and

Labrador adjust to

familial colorectal

cancer type X (FCC-

TX) following genetic

testing

2014-

ongoing

Dr.

Christine

Way (PI),

Dr. Kathy

Watkins

(PI),

Patricia

Grainger,

Elizabeth

Hatfield,

Dr. Holly

Etchegary,

Dr. Jane

Green,

Dr. Patrick

Parfrey

CO-PI

CO-PI

Memorial

University

of

Newfoundla

nd and

Labrador

(MUN)

Quality of

Life

HREB

Oral Presentation:

How Individuals and Families

in Newfoundland and

Labrador Adjust to Familial

Colorectal Cancer -Type X

(FCCTX) Following Genetic

Testing - Eastern Health

Annual Nursing Research

Symposium, St. John’s, May

2015

The psychosocial and

behavioural impact of

genetic testing for

hereditary non-

polyposis colorectal

cancer (HNPCC)

2007-

ongoing

Dr.

Christine

Way, Dr.

Deborah

Gregory,

Dr. Kathy

Watkins,

Dr. Mary

Jane

Esplen,

Valerie

Ludlow,

Holly

LeDrew

and Dr.

Patrick

Parfrey

Quality of

Life

HREB

Publications:

Watkins, K.E., Way, C.Y.,

Gregory, D.M., LeDrew,

H.M., Ludlow, V.C., Esplen,

M.J., Dowden, J.J., Cox, J.E.,

Fitzgerald, G.W.N., & Parfrey,

P.S. (2013). Development and

preliminary testing of the

psychosocial adjustment to

hereditary diseases (PAHD)

scale. BMC Psychology, doi:

10.1186/2050-7283-1-7.

Watkins, K.E., Way, C.Y.,

Fiander, J.J., Meadus, R.J.,

Esplen, M.J., Green, J.S.,

Ludlow, V.C., Etchegary,

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Dr. Kathy

Watkins

Dr. Kathy

Watkins & Dr.

Christine

Way

Watkins,

K., Way,

C., Stokes,

J.,

Meadus,

R., Esplen

, M.J,

Green, J.,

Ludlow,

H.A.., & Parfrey, P.S. (2011).

Lynch Syndrome: Barriers to

and facilitators of screening

and disease management.

Hereditary Cancer in Clinical

Practice, doi: 10.1186/1897-

4287-9-8.

Oral Presentations:

2nd Annual Nursing Research

Day, Brown’s Town

Community College, Runaway

Bay, St. Ann, Jamaica,

November 29, 2014.



hereditary non-polyposis

colorectal cancer. Nursing

Grand Rounds, October 30,

2014.



hereditary non-polyposis

colorectal cancer. MUN

Clinical Epidemiology

Research Seminar February 5,

2014.

Overview of Lynch syndrome

research. ACOA-AIF AGM,

St. John’s, NL, November 7,

2012.

6

V.,

Parfrey, P.

Lynch syndrome: Barriers to

and facilitators of screening

and disease management.

Clinical Epidemiology Day,

Health Sciences Centre, St.

John’s, NL, November 29,

2011.

The experience of

female Lynch

syndrome mutation

carriers choosing

prophylactic

gynecologic surgery

2012-2016

Dr. Lesa

Dawson,

Dr.

Elizabeth

Dicks,

Holly

Etchegary,

Dr. Kathy

Watkins

Dr. Lesa

Dawson,

Dr.

Elizabeth

Dicks, Dr.

Holly

Etchegary,

& Dr.

Kathy

Watkins

Quality of

Life

HREB

Etchegary H, Dicks

E, Watkins K, Alani S, &

Dawson L. (2015). Decisions

about prophylactic

gynecologic surgery: A

qualitative study of the

experience of female Lynch

syndrome mutation

carriers. Hereditary Cancer in

Clinical Practice, 13(1). doi:

10.1186/s13053-015-0031-4.

Poster Presentation:

The experience of female

Lynch syndrome carriers with

prophylactic gynecologic

surgery. International Society

for Gastrointestinal Hereditary

Tumors (InSIGHT) Meeting,

Cairns, Australia, August 28-

31, 2013.

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The Experiences of

Individuals Living in

a Family At-Risk for a

Genetic disorder: A

Secondary Data

Analysis

2015-

ongoing

Dr. April

Manuel,

Dr.

Christine

Way, Dr.

Kathy

Watkins,

&

Patricia

Grainger

CO-I

CO-I

Quality of

Life

HREB

“Baccalaureate

Nursing Students’

Perception of Factors

that Influence

Registered Nurses’

Professional Identity:

Does This Perception

Change from Year 1

to Year 4 of Their

Program?”

2012 -

ongoing

Elizabeth

Hynes,

Kathy

Brophy,

Andrea

Barron,

Gemma

Langor,

Karen

Street,

Gladys

Schofield

PI Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

HREB


Nursing Education & Research

Symposium, Eastern Health

May 2014

Poster Presentation (phase

one):


Students’ Perception of

Factors that Influence


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Professional Identity: Does

This Perception Change from

Year 1 to Year 4 of Their

Program.

Annual ARCASN Conference

St. John, NB June, 2015

Poster Presentation (phase

two):



May 2016

CASN Conference Toronto,

Ontario

May, 2016

Unable to attend due to lack of

funding

Annual ARCASN Conference

St. John’s, NL June , 2016

What are the

experiences of aging

nurses who live and

work with Chronic

2013-

ongoing

ARNNL

Research

Grant, $2000

Dr. Sue

Ann

Mandville

PI Eastern

Health

Quality of

Life

HREB

9

Illness: A

phenomenological

study.

Newfoundland

Labrador

Centre for

Applied Heath

Research -

Healthy Aging

Research

Program

(NLCAHR-

HARP)

funding

$10,050

-Anstey &

Dr. April

Manual

MUNSON Oral Presentations:

What are the experiences of

aging nurses who live and

work with a Chronic Illness: A

phenomenological study.

Crossing Bridges: Fostering

Potential in Gerontological

Nursing. Canadian

Gerontological Nurses

Association (CGNA) Biennial

Conference. PE., May 2015.

Poster Presentations:



work with a Chronic Illness:

A phenomenological study.

Canadian Gerontological

Nurses Association (CGNA)

Poster Presentation: Biennial

conference Ottawa May 2017





Presented at the Eastern

Health Nursing and Education

Research Council Annual

Research Symposium, St.

John’s NL,. May 2015.

Poster Presentation




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Presented at the ARCASN

Annual General Meeting and

research Conference.

Memorial University, St. John,

NL June 2016.

Transitioning infants

to home from NICU:

A descriptive

comparative study of

primary caregivers

and nurses regarding

infant safe sleep

practices.

2012-

ongoing

ARNNL

Education

and

Research

Trust,

Research

Award,

$2500 2012;

$2000 2013

CNS

Funding,

$1000.00

Kathleen

Stevens,

Michelle

Earle-Crane,

& Michele

Power

PI Health

Promotion

HREB, ARNNL

Publication:

Earle-Crane, M., Power, M., &

Stevens, K. (2015). From

Hospital to Home: Supporting

Implementation of Infant Safe

Sleep Guidelines, The Pulse:

Practical news for licensed

practical nurses, CLPNNL.


Tool development: Targeting

nurses and parents regarding

infant safe sleep practices, NERC

Research Symposium, May 2013

& ARCASN Annual Conference,

June, 2013.

Caregivers’ Perceptions of

Implementing Infant Safe Sleep

Practices: A descriptive-

Comparative Study, National

Neonatal Nurses Conference,

Orlando, FL., September, 2015.

Oral Presentations:

11

Transitioning infants’ home from

NICU: Preliminary findings of

parents and nurses regarding safe

sleep practices, Nursing

Education and Research Council

(NERC) Research Symposium,

Eastern Health, May 2013 &

ARCASN Annual Conference,

Corner Brook, June 2013.

Nurses’ Knowledge and Practice

Prior to and Following

Implementation of a Policy for

Newborn Safe Sleep Practice,

Nursing Education and Research

Council (NERC) Research

Symposium, Eastern Health, May

2014 & NICU Nurse Education

Rounds, June 2014.

2nd Annual Nursing Research Day,

Brown’s town Community

college, Runaway Bay, St. Ann,

Jamaica, November, 2014.

Caregivers’ Perceptions of

Implementing Infant Safe Sleep

Practices: A descriptive-

Comparative Study, Nursing

Education and Research Council

(NERC) Research Symposium,

Eastern Health, May, 2015;

Nursing Research Day, June,

2015: Education Session with

Nurses in NICU, Eastern Health,

June and July, 2015.

12

2016 Graduates'

Experiences of

Writing the NCLEX-

RN Within the

Context of the

Current Debate

Surrounding the

NCLEX-RN in

Canada

2016-

ongoing

Lori

Robbins,

Glenys

Moran,

Marlene

Browne, Dr.

Pamela Ward

PI Nursing

Education

HREB

Oral Presentation: 2015 and

2016 CNS Students' Experiences

Surrounding the NCLEX-RN,

Faculty Forum, CNS, November

2016

Oral Presentation: The

Controversial NCLEX-RN:

Students’ Experiences, ARCASN

Conference, Moncton, NB, June

2017

The First Writing of


Licensure

Examination for

Registered Nurses

(NCLEX-RN) in

Newfoundland and

Labrador: Exploring

the Perceptions of

Year-Four Nursing

Students

(A 2-phase mixed-

methods study)

2014-

ongoing

Seed

funding

$2000

Lori

Robbins,

Glenys

Moran,

Marlene

Browne,

Dr. Pamela

Ward

PI Nursing

Education

HREB


The First Writing of the National

Council Licensure Examination

for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-

RN) in Newfoundland and

Labrador: Exploring the

Perceptions of Year Four Nursing

Students, Nursing Research Day,

Memorial University of

Newfoundland, June 9, 2015

Oral Presentation:





Labrador: Exploring the

Perceptions of Year Four Nursing

Students. ARCASN Conference,

University of New Brunswick,

Saint John, NB, June 2015

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Labrador: A Mixed-Methods

Study Exploring the Perceptions

of Year Four Nursing Students.

ARCASN Conference, June 11 &

12, 2016

Reproducing Stigma?

Obesity and Women’s

Experiences of

Reproductive

Healthcare: A

National Perspective

2014-

ongoing

CIHR

$230,130 (over 3

years)

Dr. Deborah

McPhail, Dr.

Genvieve

Rail, Dr. Carla

Rice,

Dr. Pamela

Ward

Dr. Shannon

Jette,

Dr. Ami

Harbin

University of

Manitoba,

University of

Guelph,

Concordia

University of

Maryland,

Oakland

University

Quality of

Life

CIHR (Canadian Institutes of

Health Research)

Ethics approval at each data

collection site:

University of

Manitoba,

University of Guelph,

Concordia

University

Embodied Display: A

Critical Examination

of the Biopedagogical

Experience of Using

Wearable Health

Trackers.

2016-

ongoing

Dr. Pam

Ward

Dr. Karen

Sirna-

Anne

Wareham

Dr. Erin

Cameron

CO-

I

University of

Ottawa

Eastern Health

Memorial

University

Health

Promotion

Ward, P., Sirna, K., Wareham,

A., & Cameron, E. (2017).

Embodied Display: A Critical

Examination of the

Biopedagogical Experience of

Wearing Health. Fat Studies: An

Interdisciplinary Journal of Body

Weight and Society,7(1), 93-104.

DOI:

10.1080/21604851.2017.1360674

Becoming a Leader:

Exploring the

Experiences of

2016-

ongoing

Eating

Disorder

Foundatio

Dr. Pam

Ward

CO-

I

HKR MUN

HREB

Oral Presentation:

14

Participants in the

Body Project Training

Course in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

n of

Newfoun

dland and

Labrador

$1500

Dr. Erin

Cameron

Dr. Sarah

Pickett

Marlene

Browne

Faculty of

Education,

MUN

Health

Promotion

Browne, M., Ward, P., Pickett, S.,

& Cameron, E. (Oct, 2017).

Exploring the Experiences of

Trainees in an Eating Disorder

Prevention Program in


2017 Qualitative Health

Research(QHR) Conference,

Quebec City, Quebec.

Body Image and

Exercise: A Critical

Examination of the

Embodied

Experiences of

Students within

University-Based

Fitness Programs

2016-

ongoing Amelia Scott

Dr. Erin

Cameron

Dr. Pamela

Ward

Sup

ervis

or

Sup

ervi

sor

HKR MUN

Quality of

Life

HREB

Exploring the

Embodied

Experiences of

Women With Obesity

Seeking Fertility

Treatment

2013-

ongoing

ARNNL

Research

Grant,

$2000,

Novembe

r 2013

CNS Seed

Funding,

$1000,

October

2013

Dr. Pamela

Ward, Holly

Grant, Anne

Wareham, &

Dr. Tracey

Bridger

Dr. Pamela

Ward

PI Lifestyle

Program-

Janeway

NL Fertility

Services-

Eastern Health

Quality of

Life

HREB

Oral Presentations:

Ward, P. (2017, March). Weight

Bias Along the Continuum of

Reproductive Health Care.

People’s Health Matters Speakers

Series, Faculty of Medicine,

Memorial University.

Ward, P. (May, 2017). Using

Feminist Poststructural Research

to Explore Weight Biasalong the

Continuum of Reproductive

Health Care. Nursing Education

andResearch Council Research

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Symposium, St. John’s, NL

Ward, P. (March, 2017).

McPhail, D. & Ward, P. Fat

Motherhood: Embodying

Decoloniality. Panel Session.

National Women’s Study

Association, November 2016

Montreal, Quebec.

McPhail, D. & Ward, P. (2016,

November). Fat Motherhood:

Embodying Decoloniality. Panel

Session. National Women’s Study

Association, Montreal, Quebec.

Ward, P. (2015, June). Caring for

women deemed ineligible for

fertility treatment due to high

BMI. Paper presentation, Altantic

Region Canadian Association of

Schools of Nursing (ARCASN).

University of New Brunswick, St.

John, New Brunswick.

‘Exploring the Embodied

Experiences of Women Deemed

Ineligible for Fertility Treatment

Due to High BMI: A Feminist

Post-structural Study.

International Qualitative Health

Research Conference, Oct. 2014,

Victoria, B.C.

Abstract accepted (unable to

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attend due to funding cutbacks):

“I deserve to be a mother:” Using

feminist post-structural theory to

explore the embodied experiences

of obese women deemed ineligible

for fertility treatment.

International Qualitative Health

Research Conference, Oct. 2013.

The Female Aging

Body Project

Embodying Change:

Women’s’

Perspectives on

Health, Body Image

and the Aging Body

2015-

ongoing

Healthy

Aging

Research

Program

(HARP-

NL) grant

($27,000)

Dr. Erin

Cameron, Dr

Pamela

Ward, &

Dr. Sue Ann

Mandville-

Anstey

CO-

I

CO-

I

Quality of

Life

Health

Promotion

HREB

Oral Presentations:

Ward, P., Cameron, E., &

Mandville-Anstey, S.& Browne,

M. (Oct, 2017). The Female

Aging Body(FAB)Project:

Understanding Perspectives on

Health, Body Image, and the

Aging Body to Inform Healthy

Aging Policy. 2017 Qualitative

Health

Research(QHR) Conference,

Quebec City, Quebec.

Cameron, E., Ward,. P.,

Mandville-Anstey, S (May,

2017).

Across the Lifespan:

Examining critical approaches to

weight, body image, and health in

aging populations. NLCAHR

Research Exchange Group

(EDDEBI)

Reproducing stigma:

Obesity and women’s

2013-

ongoing

Universit

y of

Dr. Deborah

McPhail, Sr.

CNS

University of

Quality of

Life

University of Manitoba Research

Review Panel

17

experience of stigma

in reproductive care:

A Pilot Study

Manitoba

Grant

Program,

$7500

Andrea

Bombak, Dr.

Pamela Ward Dr. Jill

Allison

Manitoba

University of

Calgary

Memorial

University

Publications:

McPhail, D, Bombak, A., Ward,

P., & Allison, J (2016). Wombs at

risk: Fat women’s experiences of

reproductive care. Submitted for

review in Fat Studies: An

Interdisciplinary Journal of Body

Weight and Society. 5(2), 98-115.

McPhail, D., Bombak, A., &

Ward, P. (2016). Reproducing

stigma: interpreting "overweight"

and "obese" women's experiences

of weight-based discrimination in

reproductive healthcare.

Submitted with requested

revisions to Social Science &

Medicine. (Under review)

Oral Presentations:

Ward, P. (May, 2017). Using

Feminist Poststructural Research

to Explore Weight Bias along the

Continuum of Reproductive

Health Care. Nursing Education

andResearch Council Research


McPhail, D. & Ward, P. (2016,

November). Reproducing

Eugenics: Fat Women’s

Experiences of “Motherhood

Obesity” Discourse. National

Women’s Studies Association

(NWSA) Annual Conference,

18

Montreal

Exploring the Role of

Discourse in the

Emerging Identities of

Children Enrolled in

an Obesity Treatment

Program.

2009-

ongoing

Janeway

Research

Advisory

Council,

$5000

ARNNL

Education

&

Research

Trust,

$2500

CNS

Funding,

$2000

Dr. Pamela

Ward

Quality of

Life

HREB

Publications:

Ward, P., Beausoleil, N., &

Heath, O. (2017) Confusing

constructions: Exploring the

meaning of health with children in

“obesity” treatment. Fat Studies,

6(3), 255-267. DOI:

10.1080/21604851.2017.1288494

Ward, P. (2016). Alternative

childhood obesity treatment in the

age of obesity panic. In T.

Skelton, B. Evans, & J. Horton

(eds). Geographies of Children

and Young People. Play,

Recreation, Health and Well. New

York: Springer

Ward, P. (2016). Obesity, risk and

responsibility: The discursive

production of the “ultimate at-risk

child”. In J. Ellison, D. McPhail &

W. Mitchinson (Eds), Obesity in

Canada: Historical and Critical

Perspectives. University of

Toronto Press.

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Oral Presentations:

Integrating a new approach to

teaching about obesity prevention

in nursing education, Atlantic

Region-Canadian Association of

Schools of Nursing (ARCASN),

Corner Brook, NL., 2013.

Obesity: Emerging evidence,

Faculty forum, CNS, St. John’s,

NL. 2013.

From research to practice:

considering the embodied

experiences of children in obesity

treatment. Telehealth presentation

to 3 clinical sites of the Pediatric

Centre for Weight and Health,

Alberta, 2013.

Obesity: Practice, policy and

emerging evidence, Faculty of

Medicine, MUN, 2013.

Obesity and health: Shifting

focus. Lunch and Learn Session,

Faculty of Medicine, MUN, 2013.

Discourses of Difference:

Challenging the ‘Fat’ Identity.

Canadian Women Studies

Association Conference,

“Congress 2011, Coasts and

Continents: Exploring Peoples

and Places. University of New

Brunswick, Fredericton, NB.,

20

May 2011.

My body doesn't fit: Exploring the

impact of obesity discourse on

children enrolled in an obesity

treatment program. The Breaking

the Mold: National Body Image

Conference, Mount St. Vincent

University, Halifax, NS. Oct.

2010.

Invited Plenary Speaker:

Research to practice:

Considering experiences of

children in obesity treatment. The

4th Conference on Recent

Advances in the Prevention and

Management of Childhood and

Adolescent Obesity, Halifax, N.S.,

Oct. 2012.

Obesity, risk and responsibility:

The discursive production of the

“ultimate at-risk child.” Obesity

in Canada: Critical Perspectives

Conference University of

Waterloo, Ont., 2012.

Gendering the Obesity Epidemic:

Childhood Obesity and the

Mothering Experience. Canadian

Institutes of Health Research

(CIHR), Advancing Excellence in

Gender, Sex and Health Research

Conference, Quebec, 2012.


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Discourses of Difference:

Producing the ‘Fat’ Identity.

Poster presentation. Eastern

Health Nursing Research

Symposium. St. John’s, NL. May

2011.

Exploring the Role of Discourse

in the Emerging Identities of

Children Enrolled in an Obesity

Program. The 3rd Conference

on Recent Advances in the

Prevention and Treatment of

Childhood & Adolescent Obesity

2010: Families in Focus.

Hamilton, Ont., Nov. 2010.

Wellness, Not Weight!

A Case Study of the

Paradigm and

Pedagogical Shifts

within the Janeway

Lifestyle Program in

Newfoundland and

Labrador Canada

2015-

ongoing

Dr. Pamela

Ward, Dr.

Erin Cameron,

& Dr. Erin

McGowan

CO-

I

Memorial

University

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

HREB

Oral Presentation:

Cameron, E., Ward, P. &

McGowan, E. (2016, May).

Addressing Weight Stigma in a

Clinical Setting: A Qualitative

Study. 4th

Annual Weight Stigma

Conference, Vancouver, BC.

Ward, P. (2015, October).

Wellness, Not Weight! A Case

Study of the Paradigm and

Pedagogical Shifts within the

Janeway Lifestyle Program in

Newfoundland and Labrador

Canada. International Institute for

22

Qualitative Health Research

Conference, “Golden Nugget”-

Toronto, On.

“Weighing the Care”:

Laying the

groundwork to

providing non-

stigmatizing care

among healthcare

professionals in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

2017-

ongoing

Dr. Pamela

Ward

Dr. Erin

Cameron

Holly Foley

Co-

PI

Memorial

University

HREB

Oral Presentation:

Cameron, E., Foley, H., Ward, P.,

Wareham, A., Doyle-Follett, B. &

English, T. (May, 2017).

Promoting Health Through Body

Inclusive Policies and Practices in

Education and Healthcare

Settings. Pre-conference

workshop. Physical and Health

Education (PHE) Canada

Conference, St. John’s, NL.

Eating Disorder

Interprofessional

Community Capacity

Building Program

Evaluation

2007 -

ongoing

Dept. of

Health

(Gov’t of

NL)

$70,000

Eating

Disorder

Foundation

of

Newfoundla

nd and

Labrador

(EDFNL),

$5000

(2009),

$1400

Dr. Olga

Heath-P.I.

Dr. Pamela

Ward,

Denise

English, Joanne

Simms,

Dr. Tanis

Adey,

Dr. Anna

Dominic,

Kelly

Maloney,

Susan

Pardy, &

Barbara

Dept of Health

(Gov’t of NL),

Eastern

Health,

MUN, Centre

for Nursing

Studies,

Eating

Disorder

Foundation of

Newfoundland

and Labrador

(EDFNL),

Body Image

Network,

Conference

and

Health

Promotion

HREB

Publications:

Heath, O., English, D., Simms, J.,

Ward, P., Hollett, A., & Dominic,

A. (2013). Improving collaborative

care in managing eating disorders:

A pilot study of a chronic disease

management model.

Journal of Continuing Education in

the Health Profession, 33(4),

p.235-243.

Heath, O., Ward, P., English, D.,

& Simms, J. (2013). Knowledge

translation: Research and

practice: Eating disorder inter-

23

(2008)

Department

of Health

and

Community

Services,

NL.,

$10,000

(2009)

Eastern

Health

Lighthouse

Award,

$8,950

(2007)

Young

Publication

Review

Committee

professional community capacity

building project. Connection, E-

Newsletter, 3(6).

Report to government:

Ward, P., with Eating disorder

Inter-professional Community

Capacity Building Team. Eating

disorder inter-professional

community capacity building

project. Tri-annual Reports to

Eating Disorder Foundation of

Newfoundland and Labrador,

Health and Community Services,

and Government of Newfoundland

and Labrador, Sept. 2012.

Heath, O., English, D., Simms, J.,

& Ward, P. (2012). A Framework

for Building Community Capacity

in the Management of a Chronic

Illness: Insights from an Eating

Disorder Interprofessional

Community Capacity Building

(EDICCB) Project in

Newfoundland and Labrador (NL),

Canada.

Ward, P., Simms, J., & English,

D. (2012). Nurses as Partners in

Health: Insights from an Eating

Disorder Interprofessional

Community Capacity Building

(EDICCB) Program. Access, 33(1),

5.

Oral Presentations:

24

Simms, J.,

Ward, P.,

English, E., Adey, T.,

Dominic,

A., Hollett,

A. Maloney,

K.,

Heath,O.,

Pardy, S., &

Walsh, A.

Heath, O.,

English, D., Hollett, A.,

Dominic,

A., Adey,

T., Ward,

P., Simms,

J., Pardy, S.,

& Walsh, A.

Heath, O.,

Adey, T.,

Ward, P.,

English, D., Simms, J,

Dominic, A

, Maloney,

K, Pardy,S.

Heath, O.,

Simms, J.,

Ward, P.,

English, D., Adey, T.,

Dominic,

A.,

Building Community Capacity in


Canada: An Innovative Approach

to Care for Chronic Illness from a

Nurse Practitioner Perspective.

AANP 27th National Conference,

FL., June 2012.

Interprofessional Practice and

Eating Disorders - Easing the

Burden. Collaborating Across

Borders III Conference. Tucson,

Arizona, November 2011.

Exploring the Possibilities:

Developing Pan-Canadian Best

Practice Guidelines for

Involuntary Admission and

Treatment of Eating Disorders.

Eating Disorder Association of

Canada Conference, Halifax, NS.

October 2012.

Building Interprofessional

Community Capacity for Eating

Disorder Care: Results from A

Provincial Workshop in


Canada. Eating Disorder

Association of Canada Conference,

Halifax, NS. Oct. 2012.

Providing Leadership to Enhance

Practice: Results from a Provincial

Workshop on Eating Disorders in


Canada. Newfoundland and

Labrador Nurse Practitioner

25

Maloney, K,

Pardy, S, &

Young, B.

Simms, J.,

English, D., Ward, P.,

Heath, O.,

Adey, T.,

Dominic,

A.,

Maloney,

K., Pardy,

S., &

Young, B.

Association Conference, St. John’s,

NL. Nov. 2012.

Recognition Award for

Outstanding Commitment and

Contribution in support of

EDFNL Aims and Objectives.

An Oral history of

men graduates from

diploma schools of

nursing in NL

2017-

ongoing

JR

Smallwood

Foundation

$4244.00

Dr. Robert

Meadus

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke

Ron Owens

Dr. Creina

Twomey

PI MUN Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

Quality of

Life

HREB

Patient Satisfaction

with Nurse

Practitioner Care in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

2013-

ongoing

ARNNL

Research

Award

$2000 ARCASN

2014

Research

Grant

Award

$2000

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke

Kelly

Power

Kean,

Dr R.

Meadus

Dr. C.

Twomey

PI

Health

Promotion,

Quality of

Life

HREB,

Community engagement of

aboriginal groups within NL,

Eastern, Central, Western and

Labrador Grenfell Regional Health

Authorities within NL.

Report:

Emberley-Burke, W., Meadus, R.,

Twomey, C., & Power-Kean, K.

26

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke & Dr

R. Meadus

PI

(2016). Report to Association of

Registered Nurses of


Patient satisfaction with nurse

practitioner care in Newfoundland

and Labrador.



(2016). Report to Research Office,

Western Regional Health

Authority, Newfoundland and

Labrador. Patient satisfaction with

nurse practitioner care in





Central Regional Health Authority,




and Labrador.




Eastern Regional Health Authority,




27

and Labrador.




Labrador-Grenfell Regional Health

Authority, Newfoundland and

Labrador. Patient satisfaction with

nurse practitioner care in



Patient Satisfaction with Nurse

Practitioner Care in Newfoundland

and Labrador. The Qualitative

Data.

ARCASN Memorial University

June 2016 St. John’s NL.

Nursing Research Day, Memorial

University June 2015 St. John’s

NL.

Annual Nursing Education and

Research Council Symposium,

May 2015 St. John’s NL.

28

Student Perceptions

of Faculty Feedback

following a

Medication Error

2014-

ongoing

Lorna

Walsh

Anne

Marie

Tracey

Allan

Anstey

PI Nursing

Education

HREB

Poster presentation:

Student Perceptions of Faculty

Feedback following a Medication

Error. CASN's 2016 Canadian

Nursing Education Conference,

Toronto, May 30/31, 2016

What is the

knowledge of

Newfoundland and

Labrador Coaches’

regarding recognition

of and response

towards sports

related concussive

injury in the

adolescent?

2016-

ongoing

Health Care

Foundation

Research

Grant

$1839.50

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke

Andrea

Barron

Valda Duke

Dr Robert

Meadus

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Quality of

Life

HREB

Oral Presentation:

What is the knowledge of


Coaches’ regarding recognition of

and response towards sports

related concussive injury in the

adolescent?

Annual Nursing Education and

Research Council Symposium,

May 2017 St. John’s NL.

How Licensed

Practical Nurses

(LPN) have Adjusted

to an Increased Scope

of Practice in Acute

Care Settings

2015-

ongoing

CNS

Funding

$800.00

Lisa Piccco,

Shirley

Matchim &

Glenda

Manning

PI Eastern Health

CNS

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

Nursing

Education

HREB


How Licensed Practical Nurses

(LPN) have Adjusted to an

Increased Scope of Practice in

Acute Care Settings


Symposium, St. John’s NL., June,

2015.

Nursing Research Day, St. John’s

29

NL., June, 2015.

Oral Presentation: CAPNE,

Toronto, Ontario., October 2015


Symposium, St. John’s NL., May

2016

Graduate Nurse

Practitioner Student

Perceptions

regarding the use of

Hybrid Simulation

Prior to the First

Advanced Clinical

Practicum

2014-

ongoing Valda

Duke,

Renay

Frankland,

Jennifer

Densmore,

Donna Best,

&

Kim

Lawson

PI Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

Nursing

Education

HREB


Graduate Nurse Practitioner

Student Perceptions regarding the

use of Hybrid Simulation Prior to

the First Advanced Clinical

Practicum

Nursing Research Day 2015. St.

John’s, NL. June 2015.

Eastern Health Nursing Research

Day 2015. St. John's, NL, May

2015

Hybrid Simulation: Does it Help

prepare NP students for clinical

practice?

ARCASN AGM and Research

30

Conference, MUN June, 2016 St.

John’s NL.;

NLNPA Conference October,

2016, St. John’s NL.

Social Media in

Nursing Education:

Utilization and E-

Professionalism.

2014-2017 Valda Duke

(PI),

Allan

Anstey,

Sandra

Carter,

Natalie

Gosse,

Karen

Hutchens

and Janice

Marsh.

PI Nursing

Education

Publication:

Duke, V., Anstey, A., Carter, S.,

Gosse, N., Hutchens, K., &

Marsh, J. (2017). Social media in

nursing education: Utilization and

e-professionalism. Nurse

Education Today, 57C, 8-13.

Oral Presentations:

Faculty and Student Perceptions of

Professionalism in Relation to

Social Media Use in

Undergraduate Nursing Education

Memorial University Libraries

Annual Research Fair. St. John’s,

NL. December 2014.


Health Library Association

Conference. St. John’s, NL. April

2015.

Atlantic Provinces Library

Association Conference. St. John’s

31

NL. June 2015

Memorial University of

Newfoundland Communications

Coordinators meeting. St. John’s

NL. June 2015.


Faculty and Student Perceptions of

Professionalism in Relation to

Social Media Use in

Undergraduate Nursing Education

Nursing Research Day 2015. St.

John’s, NL. June 2015

Eastern Health Nursing Research

Day 2015. St. John's, NL, May

2015

CAPNE Conference 2015.

Toronto, ON, October 2015

Nursing Students

Perceptions and

Attitudes Regarding

Role Clarity of

Registered Nurses

and Licensed

Practical Nurse

2017-

ongoing Michele

Power and

Charlene

Lomholt-

Mortensen

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education

HREB

32

The Perceptions of

Newly Graduated

Registered Nurses

and Licensed

Practical Nurses

Regarding Role

Identity and Areas for

Collaboration: A

Descriptive-

Comparative Study

2015-

ongoing CNS

funding

$1300.00

Michele

Power

&Charlene

Lomholt-

Mortensen

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

Nursing

Education

HREB

Oral Presentation:


Association

Biennial Conference Ottawa, May

2017

Vascular Risk

Reduction

Program(VRRP) for

Women: An

evaluation

2014-2016

Dr. April

Manual

Dr. Sue Ann

Mandville-

Anstey

Co I

Heart and

Stroke

Foundation

Manuel, A., McDonald, S.,

Mandville-Anstey, S.A., Percy, H.,

& Coffin, A. (2016). Translating

Heart Health Knowledge into

Action: A Vascular and Risk

Reduction Program for Women

aged 35-65 Years. Canadian

Journal of Cardiovascular

Nursing, 26 (4), 5-12.

Bachelor of Nursing

Students: Impact of a

Welcome to the

Nursing Profession

Ceremony and

Adoption of a

Standardized Uniform

on their Sense of

Professional Identity

2015-

ongoing

Andrea

Barron,

Elizabeth

Hynes,

Gladys,

Schofield,

& Karen

Street

PI

Professional,

Legal,

Ethical

HREB

Publication:

Street, K. Barron, A., Hynes, E.,

Schofield, G. (2017).Baccalaureate

nursing students’ professional

identity: Does participation in a

welcome to the nursing profession

ceremony and adoption of a

standardized uniform enhance their

sense of professional identity?

Accepted for publication in

the International Journal of

Advanced Nursing Education and

33

Research (IJANER). Expected date

of publication, January, 2018




May 2017


ARCASN Conference

Moncton, NB

June 8-10, 2017

34

SCHOLARSHIP OF DISCOVERY: a process of creating new and unique knowledge specific to the discipline of nursing (Storch and Ganroth,

2002).

COMPLETE


Dates

Funding

Source and

Amount

Faculty/Tea

m Member


Scholarship

Peer-reviewed Scholarly Products

and Dissemination

The Transitional

Experiences of

Licensed Practical

Nurses Working to

an Increased Scope

of Practice in the

Acute Care Setting

2015 CNS Funding

$800.00

Lisa Picco

Glenda

Manning &

Shirley

Matchim

PI Eastern

Health

CNS

Nursing

Education/

Practice


The Transitional Experiences of

Licensed Practical Nurses Working to

an Increased Scope of Practice in the

Acute Care Setting. Canadian

Association for Practical Nurse

Educators St. John’s, NL., October

2016

Student Nurses

Knowledge and

Attitudes Towards

Caring for the

Elderly

2008-

2014

Eastern

Health

Research

Grant $3500

Dr. Sue Ann

Mandville-

Anstey, Vicki

Earle,

Dr. Pamela

Ward &

Patricia

Grainger

Dr. Sue Ann

Mandville-

Anstey,

PI

CO-I

CO-I

Nursing

Education Publication:

Mandville-Anstey., S.A., Ward, P.,

Grainger, P., & Foley, V. (2014)

Nursing Students' Knowledge and

Attitudes Towards Caring for the

Elderly. Perspectives, 37 (2), 6-14.


Research on aging in NL: A conference

and symposium. NL., 2011

Student Nurses Knowledge and

Attitudes Towards Caring for the

Elderly. Canadian Gerontological

Nurses Association (CGNA) –

35

Vicki, Earle,

& Ward, P.

Winnipeg, 2007.

In the “real world”:

Students’ perception

of professionalism.

2014-

2015

CNS seed

funding

$237.00

Anne Marie

Lewis

PI Professional,

Legal, Ethical

HREB

Oral Presentation:

Lewis, A. (2015, May)

In the “real world”: Students’

perception of professionalism. NERC

Symposium, St. John’s


Lewis, A. (2015, June)

In the “real world”: Students’

perception of professionalism

Nursing Research Day, MUN

Incivility in Nursing

Education: Faculty

and Student

Perceptions

2013-

2015

Centre for

Nursing

Studies (CNS)

Seed Funding,

$1000

Denise

English,

Geri Cashin,

Glenys

Moran,

Patricia

Grainger, &

Sandra Small

PI Nursing

Education

HREB

Oral Presentation:

CAPNE Conference, Toronto, October

2015


Nursing Faculty Perspectives on

Incivility in Nursing Education- Eastern

Health Annual Nursing Research

Symposium, St. John’s, NL., May 2015

36

Determining the

Needs of Community

Dwelling Older

Adults with Age-

Associated Memory

Loss and Mild

Cognitive

Impairment in

Newfoundland

2008-

2013

Newfoundlan

d and

Labrador

Centre for

Applied

Health

Research

$25, 737.62

Karen

Parsons,

Aimee

Supernant,

Anne Marie

Tracey,

Marshall

Godwin

Memorial

University

School of

Nursing,

Department

of

Psychology,

Faculty of

Medicine

Quality of Life HREB

Publications:

Parsons, K., Supernant, A., Tracey,

AM., & Godwin, M. (2013).

Community dwelling older adults with

memory loss: Needs assessment.

Canadian Family Physician, 59(3), 278-

285.

Parsons, K., Supernant, A., Tracey,

AM., & Godwin, M. (2009). A

qualitative needs assessment of

community dwelling older adults with

age-associated memory impairment or

mild cognitive impairment. Journal of

Nutrition, Health and Aging, 13, Supp.

1, p. S329


Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental

Health, Halifax, Nova Scotia (2010)

International Federation on Aging 10th

Global Conference, Melbourne,

Australia (2010)

Primary Healthcare Partnership Forum,

St. John’s Newfoundland (2009)

19th

World Congress of Gerontology

and Geriatrics, Paris France (2009)

37

Most Effective

Method for

Evaluating

Medication

Calculation

Competency in

Undergraduate

Nursing Students

2012-

2013

Lorna Walsh

& Kathy

Brophy

Nursing

Education HREB


Most Effective Method for Evaluating

Medication Calculation Competency in

Undergraduate Nursing Students

13th

Annual Nurse Educator Institute,

Branson, Missouri, April 2013.

Nursing Research Day, Eastern Health,

May 2013.

Perceived barriers

to Cervical

Screening among

Women in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

2006-

2013

Health Care

Foundation,

$10,000

Canadian

Nurses

Foundation,

$5000

Health Care

Foundation,

$2000

Canadian

Nurses

Foundation,

$1000

Irene Doyle

Barry, Vicki

Greenslade,

Kelly Power-

Kean,

Kathy

Fitzgerald,

Lesa Dawson,

Patti Power, &

Cathy

Popadiuk

PI Nursing

Education

HIC

Publication:

Greenslade, V., Fitzgerald, K., Barry-

Doyle, I. & Power-Kean, K. (2013).

Promoting health by empowering

women, strengthening partnerships, and

enhancing health care systems: One Pap

test at a time, CONJ, 23 (2), 100-107.

Oral Presentations:

ARCASN Nurse Educators Conference,

St. John’s, NL, 2010

Nursing Education and Research Council

(Eastern Regional Integrated Health

Authority) Annual Research Symposium,

St. John’s, NL, 2010

16th

International Conference on Cancer

Nursing, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 2010.

14th Annual International Congress on

Circumpolar Health, Yellowknife, NWT,

2009.

Sexual Health Conference, St. John’s,

NL, 2008.

38

International Nurse

Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nurse

Network (INP/APNN) Conference,

Toronto, ON, 2008.

CANO National Conference, St. John’s,

NL, 2007.

CASN Nurse Educators Conference,

Hamilton, Ontario 7th

Annual Nurse

Practitioner Conference, Gander, NL.

2007.


perception of factors

influencing their

professional identity

2010-

2014

CNS Seed

Funding,

$1000

Elizabeth

Hynes, Kathy

Brophy, Andrea

Barron, Gemma

Langor, Karen

Street, Gladys

Schofield

Elizabeth

Hynes,

Andrea Barron,

Kathleen

PI Professional,

Legal, Ethical

HREB

Oral Presentation:

Association of Registered Nurses of


(ARNNL)/Newfoundland and Labrador

Nurses Union (NLNU), Innovation

Conference, St. John’s, 2012

Invited by NLNU planning committee of

23rd Biennial Convention to

present research and participate in

panel, November 2012

Oral Presentation:

“Nursing and Uniforms – Time for a

Change?” Presented at Nursing

Grand Rounds, EH, April 2014

39

Brophy,

Gladys

Schofield,

Karen Street


“Nursing Uniforms: Is it Time for a

Change?” Presented at Annual

ARCASN Conference St. John, NB

June 11-13, 2015

“History of Nursing Uniforms: Have we

come full circle?”

Presented at Placentia Health Center,

Lions Manor (by request), Nurses’

Week, May 2015


Symposium, St. John’s, NL, May

2012

12th Annual Nurse Educator Institute,

Branson, Missouri, April, 2012

Presented at the Nursing Research

Conference – Showcasing Nursing

Scholarship, Corner Brook, NL,

September, 2011

Registered Nurses in

Newfoundland and

Labrador: Impact of

a Standardized

Uniform on

Professional

Visibility

2015-

ongoing

Elizabeth

Hynes,

Andrea

Barron, Karen

Street, &

Gladys

Schofield

PI Professional,

Legal, Ethical

HREB


Registered Nurses in Newfoundland and

Labrador: Impact of a Standardized

Uniform on Professional Visibility

40

Registered Nurses in Newfoundland and

Labrador: Impact of a standardized

uniform on professional visibility.


Symposium, St. John’s, NL, May 2016

Annual ARCASN Conference St. John’s,

NL June 10-12, 2016

Early access to care

for patients with

cardiac symptoms

2012-

2015

Rodolfo Pike,

Patricia

Grainger, &

Donna Best

Eastern

Health,

MUN

Quality of

Life,

Health

Promotion

HREB


Canadian Council of Cardiovascular

Nurses Annual Scientific Sessions,

Vancouver, October 2014

Eastern Health Annual Nursing Research

Symposium, St. John’s, May 2015

Nursing Research Day, June 9, 2015, St.

John’s NL

41

SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING: the conveyance of the science and art of nursing from the expert to the novice, building bridges between the

teacher’s understanding and the student’s learning (Boyer, 1990).

CURRENT


Dates

Funding

Source

and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship


Products and

Dissemination

Utilizing Clinical

Expertise and the

Transgender Client

Voice to Enhance

Nursing Students’

Knowledge and

Attitudes toward

LGBTQ Issues

2016-

ongoing

Anne Marie Lewis

Dr. Pamela Ward

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education,

Health

Promotion

Oral presentation:

Utilizing Clinical Expertise

and the Transgender Client

Voice to Enhance Nursing

Students’ Knowledge and

Attitudes toward LGBTQ

Issues. NERC May, 2016

Utilizing Clinical Expertise

and the Transgender Client

Voice to Enhance Nursing

Students’ Knowledge and

Attitudes toward LGBTQ

Issues ARCASN June, 2016

Clinical

Evaluation

Workshop

2016 Evaluation

Resource

Committee

Lorna Walsh

Gladys Schofield,

Karen Street

Nursing

Education

Faculty survey.

Clinical Evaluation

Workshop

Transforming

Attitudes Towards

Aging in Beginning

Level BN and PN

Students

2016 Joanne Chafe

Sue Ann

Mandville-Anstey

PI

CO-

Inv

Lorraine Best

Seniors

Resource

Centre

Nursing

Education Oral Presentation


Nurses Association

(CGNA) Biennial

Conference. Ottawa. May

2017.

42

Wet Labs in

Anatomy &

Physiology: First

year nursing

students’

perceptions of wet

lab activities

versus virtual labs

on their learning of

anatomy &

physiology

concepts

2012-

ongoing

Elizabeth Hynes

& Karen Street

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education Poster Presentation:

Nursing Education and


John’s, NL

May 2017

Game of Bones: An

Innovative

Teaching Strategy

Incorporated into

a First Year

Nursing Anatomy

& Physiology

Course as a Means

to Enhance Student

Learning of the

Skeletal System

2014 -

ongoing

Elizabeth Hynes

&

Karen Street

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education Poster Presentation: Presented at EH 10th

Annual Nursing Education

and Research Symposium,

May 14, 2015

CASN Conference Toronto,

Ontario

May 30-31, 2016

Unable to attend due to lack

of funding

Annual ARCASN

Conference St. John’s, NL

June 10-12, 2016

PRO-ACTISM –

Communication:

Making the

Connection

2015-

ongoing

Glenda Manning

&

Joanne Chafe

Nursing

Education

Poster presentation: Nursing Research Day, St.

John’s NL., June 2015

Canadian Association for

Practical Nurse Educators

(CAPNE) Conference St.

John’s NL., October, 2016

43

More Than Meets

the Eye:

Understanding the

Client Not Just the

Behavior

2016-

ongoing

Atlantic

Region

Canadian

Schools of

Nursing

Award

$2000

Denise Miller

Glenda Manning

Innovation,

Nursing

Education

Oral Presentation:

Nursing Education Research

Symposium, John’s NL.,

May 2016.

Canadian Association of

Schools of Nursing

(CASN), Toronto, ON.,

May 2016.





The S.A.F. E

Simulation: Caring

for Clients at Risk

for Suicide( A

Clinical Simulation

Activity for

Practical Nursing

Students )

2016-

ongoing

Denise Miller &

Glenda Manning

Innovation,

Nursing

Education

Oral Presentation :





Introducing Health

Professional

Students to a

Critical Approach

to the Examination

of Obesity and

Health Risk

2007-present Dr. Pamela Ward,

Dr. Natalie

Beausoleil, Dr.

Olga Heath

MUN Nursing

Education

Professional

Legal and

ethical

Publication:

Ward, P. Beausoleil, N, &

Heath, O. (2016) Creating

Space for a Critical

Examination of Weight-

Centered Approaches in

Health Pedagogy and Health

Professions.

The Fat Pedagogy Reader:

Challenging Weight-Based

Oppression in Education.

Peter Lang Publisher.

44

Dr. Pamela Ward

Oral Presentations:

Ward, P. (November, 2017).

Weight bias and Obesity.

Faculty of Medicine, Phase

II Guest Presentation.

Ward, P. (Sept, 2017).

Weight Bias in Health Care:

Considering the Nursing

Perspective. Guest

Presentation- N4103

MUNSON

Integrating a New Approach

to Teaching About Obesity

Prevention and Treatment in

Nursing Education.

ARCASN, Corner Brook,

NL. June 2013

Evaluation of

Scope of Practice

Workshop with BN

and PN Students

2014-

ongoing

Michele Power &

Charlene

Lomholt-

Mortensen

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Professional,

Legal, Ethical

Nursing

Education

Poster Presentation: Eastern Health Nursing


Council Research

Symposium St. John’s NL.,

May 2015

ARCASN Research

Conference 2016, MUN

Vice Chair -Health

Research Ethics

Board – Non-

Clinical Trials

2005-

ongoing

Patricia Grainger Professional,

Legal Ethical

Feedback from Committee

members and Health

Research Ethics Authority

45

Centre for Nursing

Studies Faculty-

Managed Student

Health Clinic

2012-

ongoing

Kelly Power-Kean

& Marcy Greene

MUN, CNS,

Eastern Health,

Dr. John Ross

Family

Practice Clinic

Nursing

Education

CNS, MUN, Eastern Health

Abstract accepted

(Conference cancelled):

A Nurse Practitioner

Faculty Led Student Well

Women Screening Clinic:

Linking Education,

Practice and Population

Health, NLNPA Annual

Conference, Sept. 2012

Oral Presentation:

Clinical Scholarship

Exemplar: A Nurse

Practitioner Led Faculty

Practice, Annual Nursing


Council Research


May, 2013

Health Research

Ethics Approval in

NL

2012-

ongoing

Patricia Grainger Legal,

Ethical,

Professional

Oral Presentations: Evaluation from participants

– Medical Residents,

Nursing Faculty, Members

of Nursing Education and

Research Council, July –

Sept. 2012.

Using Evidence to

Inform Practice

2013-

ongoing

Patricia Grainger ARNNL Legal,

Ethical,

Professional

Oral Presentation: ARNNL Continuing

Education Series -

Evaluation from

participants, Nov 2013.

46

Three Canadian

Schools of

Nursing: A Unique

Collaboration

April 2017 Dr. Kathy

Watkins, Dr.

Alice Gaudine

& Dr. Carla

Wells

Memorial

University

and

Western

Regional

School of

Nursing

Nursing

Education Oral Presentation

Gaudine A (Co-presenter),

Watkins K (Co-presenter),

Wells C. Three Canadian

schools of Nursing: A

Unique Collaboration.

Global Alliance for

Leadership in Nursing

Education and Science,

Miami, Florida, April 2017.

SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING: the conveyance of the science and art of nursing from the expert to the novice, building bridges between the

teacher’s understanding and the student’s learning (Boyer, 1990)

COMPLETE


Dates

Funding

Source

and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship


Products and

Dissemination

Comparing results of

Alternate Format test

Questions to Standard

Multiple Choice Test

Questions in First,

Second, and Third

Year Baccalaureate

Nursing Students

2013-

2015

Elizabeth Hynes,

Karen Street &

Patricia Grainger

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education

HREB


Comparing results of

Alternate Format test

Questions to Standard

Multiple Choice Test

Questions in First, Second,

and Third Year


Students

Annual ARCASN

Conference St. John, NB

June 11-13, 2015


47

Nursing Education &

Research Symposium,

Eastern Health, May 2014

The role of simulation

in nursing education

and clinical practice.

2014-

2015

Paula Devereaux,

Victoria Hynes,

Geri Cashin, &

Denise English

Nursing

Education

Publication:

The role of simulation in

nursing education and

clinical practice

ARNNL ACCESS, Winter

2015.

Evaluation of Scope

of Practice Workshop

with BN and PN

Students and Its Role

in Resident Centered

Care

2014-2015 Michele Power &

Charlene

Lomholt-

Mortensen

Tea

m

Me

mbe

r

Tea

m

Me

mbe

r

Professional

, Legal,

Ethical

Nursing

Education

Oral Presentation:


Association Biennial

Conference May 2015.

Using the Puzzle

Motif to Describe a

Framework for

Nursing Practice: My

Personal Perspective

2014 Jordan Barbour,

Geri Cashin,

Denise English

Nursing

Education

Barbour, J., Cashin, G. &

English, D. (2014). Using

the puzzle motif to describe a

framework for nursing

practice: My personal

perspective. ARNNL Access,

35(1), 13.

In the “Real World”:

Students’

Perceptions of

Professionalism

During Third Year

Preceptorship

2012-2013 Anne Marie Lewis

&

Erin Glynn

PI Nursing

Education

Professional

, Legal,

Ethical


In the “Real World”:

Students’

Perceptions of

Professionalism During

Third Year Preceptorship

48

Eastern Health Nursing

Research Day, May, 2013.

ARCASN Conference,

Corner Brook, NL. June

2013.

The Process Involved

in the Review and

Revision of the

Practical Nursing

Curriculum in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

2015 Jeanette Cronin,

Janice Marsh,

Denise English, &

Dr. Kathy

Watkins

Tea

m

Lead

CLPNNL Nursing

Education

Professional


The Process involved in the

review and revision of the

practical nursing curriculum

in Newfoundland and

Labrador. CAPNE

Conference Toronto, ON,

October, 2015.

Stepping Stones to

forming Professional

Identity: Beginning

the Journey for First-

Year Nursing

Students

2014 Centre

for

Nursing

Studies

$2000

Sara Evans &

Kathleen Stevens

CO-

PI

CO-

PI

Nursing

Education Poster Presentation:

Driving change through

educational innovation and

collaboration. Setting the

pace for improved outcomes.

Professional Nurse Educator

Group (PNEG) Conference,

Indianapolis, Indiana, United

States, October 23-25th,

2015.

Educated Nurses

(IENs) Assessment

and Bridging

2015-2016 Denise English,

Siobhain Lewis,

Dr. Kathy

Watkins, & Lisa Fleet

Tea

m

Lea

d

Tea

m

Me

mbe

Nursing

Education

Oral Presentation: Internationally educated

nurses (IENs) assessment

and bridging: The


story. Atlantic Connection

Symposium, Moncton, NB,

October 29, 2015.

49

r

Telehealth Enhanced

Care Insulin Pump

Clinic

2008-2013

Kelly Power-Kean,

Dr. A. Colbourne,

Ruth Wade,

Darlene Witherall,

Gail Spurrell, & Dr.

J. Elliott

Eastern Health,

CNS,

University of

Alberta

Patient evaluation

Eastern Health;

University of Alberta

Oral Presentations:

Power-Kean, K.

Patient Centered

Interdisciplinary Approach to

Diabetes Management: The

Tele-health Enhanced Care

Insulin Pump Clinic, Primary

Healthcare Partnership

Forum, 2012 and NLNPA

Conference, 2012.

Simulation Based

Learning: Exploring

2nd Year

Baccalaureate

Nursing Students’

Perceptions

May 2014 Jeanette Cronin Nursing

Education

&

Professional

, legal,

ethical

Poster Presentation: Simulation Based Learning:

Exploring 2nd Year


Students’ Perceptions

NERC

Research Symposium, May

2014

Nursing and

Uniforms – Is it Time

for a change?

2014

Andrea Barron,

Elizabeth Hynes,

Kathy Brophy,

Gladys Schofield,

& Karen Street

Professional Oral Presentation: Eastern Health Nursing

Grand Rounds

Poster Presentation: Nursing Education &


John’s, NL 2014

Critical Appraisal of

Research Literature

2013 Patricia Grainger

Professional

, Legal and

Ethical

Evaluation from participants-

Nursing Faculty, March –

April 2013.

From Idea to 2013 Patricia Grainger Professional Oral Presentation: NL

50

Publication

, Legal and

Ethical

Health Librarians

Association, May 2013.

51

SCHOLARSHIP OF INTEGRATION: the generation of new knowledge and perspectives from purposeful examination of original work in

nursing, and other disciplines (Boyer, 1990)

CURRENT


Dates

Funding

Source

and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship

Peer-reviewed Scholarly Products

and Dissemination

Internationally

Educated Nurses

(IEN) Bridging

Program

2016 Peggy

Rauman;

Denise

English

Nursing

Education

Abstract selection committee

A Bridge to Success for Internationally

Educated Nurses: Newfoundland and

Labradors Innovative Approach.

British Columbia

Internationally

Educated Nurses

(IEN) Bridging

Program

2017 Peggy

Rauman;

Denise

English

Nursing

Education

Abstract selection committee. NCLEX

Ready. Integrating NCLEX Preparation

into The Curriculum for IENS

Health for

EveryBODY:

Addressing Weight-

Related Stigma and

Promoting Positive

Body Image in

Newfoundland and

Labrador

2017-

ongoing

Dr. Pamela

Ward

‘Health not

Weight’

Collaborative

Tea

m

Me

mbe

r

Eastern Health

Memorial

University

Oral Presentation:

Cameron, E., Ward, P., Foley, H.,

Wareham, A., & Doyle-Follett, B.

(2017, March). Health for EveryBODY:

A healthier province across all

sizes.Presentation to Deputy Minister,

Department of Seniors, Wellness and

Social Development

52

SCHOLARSHIP OF INTEGRATION: the generation of new knowledge and perspectives from purposeful examination of original work in

nursing, and other disciplines (Boyer, 1990)

COMPLETE

Project Title

Project Dates Funding

Source and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship

Peer-reviewed

Scholarly

Products and

Dissemination

Evidence

Informed

Practice

2014 Patricia

Grainger

Project Lead Professional,

Legal

Ethical

Oral

Presentation: Keynote

Speaker,

Evidence

Informed

Practice. 2nd

Annual

Research Day,

Brown’s Town

Community

College,

Runaway Bay,

Jamaica,

November

2014.

53

DOMAIN OF APPLICATION

CURRENT

Project Title Project Dates Funding

Source and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship



Promoting

Healthy Living,

Self-esteem and

Positive Body

Image in

Newfoundland

and Labrador

2007-ongoing Department of

Health and

Community

Services Project

grant-2015

($34,000)

Toolkit update

$600 website

Department of

Health and

Community

Services, NL,

Wellness Grant

Funding -

$40,000

Dr. Pamela

Ward, Anne

Wareham,

Holly Foley &

BDNL Board

of Directors

Disorder

Foundation of

Newfoundland

and Labrador

Government

of

Newfoundland

and Labrador:

Dept. of

Health and

Community

Services

Dept of Education

Health

Promotion

Departments of Health and

Education, Government of


Publication: Wareham, A.,

Beausoleil, N., Ward, P. et al.

(2009). Healthy body image:

Healthy bodies come in many

shapes and sizes. Provincial

School toolkit for grade two and

grade four. Distributed to all

elementary schools in the NL by

the Government of


Oral Presentations:

A Collaborative Approach to

Promoting Positive Body Image

In Newfoundland Labrador-

Phase I. Breaking the Mold:

National Body Image

Conference, Mount St. Vincent

University, Halifax, NS., Nov.

2010.

Nurses Working Collaboratively

to Promote Healthy Body

Image in Newfoundland and

Labrador. The Canadian Nurses

Association Biennial

54

Convention. Ottawa, June 2008.


Working Collaboratively to

Promote Healthy Body Image in

Newfoundland and Labrador. at

the Nursing Education and

Research Council Research

Symposium, St. John’s, NL.

May 2009.

Scholarship

Workshop

2013-ongoing Michelle

Earle-Crane,

Patricia

Grainger,

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke &

Andrea

Barron

Nursing

Education

Participant evaluation

Chair -Health

Research Ethics

Board – Non-

Clinical Trials

2005-ongoing Patricia

Grainger

MUN

Eastern Health

Professional,

Legal Ethical

Feedback from Committee

members and Health Research

Ethics Authority

Impact of the

Relocation of a

Long Term

Residential

Care Facility on

Staff.

2014-ongoing Anne Kearney,

Patricia

Grainger, Glenda

Compton, &

Arthur Morgan

Team

member

Quality of

Life Publication:

Kearney A.J, Grainger P,

Compton G,& Morgan AF.

(2015). Impact of the relocation

of a long term residential care

facility on staff. The Health

Care Manager, 34(4), 327-36.

Oral Presentation: Evaluation of Staff Regarding

the Relocation of a Residential

55

Long Term Care Facility –

Primary Healthcare Partnership

Forum, St John’s, June 2015

Survey of Staff Regarding an

Institutional Relocation –

Nursing Research Day, St.

John’s, June

Job Satisfaction

of Nursing Staff

in Long Term

Care

2014-ongoing Anne Kearney

Patricia

Grainger & Arthur

Morgan

Team

member

MUN

Eastern Health

Quality of

Life Poster Presentation : Job Satisfaction of Nursing Staff

in Long Term Care- Eastern

Health Annual Nursing


John’s, May 2015

Killing Two

Birds with One

Stone”:

Utilizing Nurse

Practitioner

Faculty to

Provide Pre-

clinical

Practical

Nursing Student

Immunization

Requirements

2015- ongoing Marcy

Greene, Kelly

Power-Kean

CO-I

CO-I

Oral Presentation:

Killing Two Birds with One

Stone”: Utilizing Nurse

Practitioner Faculty to Provide

Pre-clinical Practical Nursing

Student Immunization

Requirements. CAPNE National

Conference. October 2016, St.

John’s, NL

Plugging into

Enhance

Nursing

Education: Is

Your Cell

Phone On?

2015 ongoing $1500

ARCASN

Education

Award

Marcy

Greene, Kelly

Power-Kean

Anna Katic-

Duffy

CO-I

CO-I

CO-I

Nursing

Education


Plugging Into Enhance Nursing

Education: Is Your Cell Phone

On?

CAPNE National Conference.

October, 2015. Toronto, ON.

Annual Eastern Health


Symposium May 2015, St.

John’s, NL.

56

Oral Presentation:

The Verdict is in! Logging into

Enhance Nursing Education: Is

Your Cell Phone On. ARCASN,

June 2016. St. John’s, NL.

CASN Canadian Nurse

Educator Conference. May

2016. Toronto, ON

CAPNE National Conference.

October 2016. St. John’s, NL.

Exploring the

Need for an E-

Mentorship

Program for

Novice Nurse

Practitioners in

Newfoundland

and Labrador

2016- ongoing Valda Duke,

Wanda

Emberley-

Burke

PI Professional,

Quality of

Life

Publication:

Exploring the Need for an E-

Mentorship Program for Novice

Nurse Practitioners in


ACCESS Magazine Sept 2016

57

DOMAIN OF APPLICATION

Complete

Project Title

Project Dates Funding

Source and

Amount

Faculty/Team

Member


Scholarship



An Evaluation

of the Vascular

Risk Reduction

Program

(VRRP) for

Women

2014-ongoing Health &

Stroke

Foundation

$1000;

Memorial

University

Quick Start

Funds for

Public

Engagement

$1000

Dr. April

Manuel, Dr.

Sue Ann

Mandville-

Anstey, & Dr.

Sandra

McDonald,

Heather Percy,

Andrew Coffin

CO-I Heart and

Stroke

Foundatio

n;

Memorial

Universit

y

Quality of

Life, Health

Promotion

Publication:

Manuel, A., McDonald, S.,

Mandville-Anstey, S.A., Percy,

H., & Coffin, A. (2016).

Translating Heart Health

Knowledge into Action: A

Vascular and Risk Reduction

Program for Women aged 35-65

Years. Canadian Journal of

Cardiovascular Nursing, 26 (4), 5-

12.

Oral Presentation:

An Evaluation of the Vascular Risk

Reduction Program (VRRP) for

Women. Eastern Health Nursing

and Education Research Council

Annual Research Symposium (May

2015)

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