Faculty of NursingFaculty of NursingAnnual Report 2007-2008Annual Report 2007-2008

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Dean’s Message

I have been on Faculty now for 12 months, braved a Manitoba winter, loved the cool summer and marvelled at the rapidity of fall! I have appreciated the recepti on I have received as a new Dean by the faculty, support services staff and the community at large. I have developed many connecti ons because Manitobans believe in bringing all concerned to the table at one ti me.

I have been supported by Associate Deans Maureen Heaman (Research), Judith Scanlan (Graduate), and Christi ne Ateah (Undergraduate). In additi on the Coordinators have played a signifi cant role in program management and identi fi cati on of opportunity: Sandy Gessler (BPRN/Placement); Sandy Kluka (BN); Nicole Harder (Learning Labs); Ruth Dean (Internati onal Aff airs) and Karen Dempsey (Student Services). I have excellent administrati ve support through Lai Chun Yee, Marni Laurencelle and Jackie Dewar and all of the administrati ve staff .

In the past year much has happened for which the Faculty of Nursing can be very proud. Our partnerships with RRC and UCN remain strong and the relati onship with Norway House is being re-examined. We have worked with the Faculty of Medicine around the Physician Assistant and NP programs. We are exploring an alliance in oral-systemic health with Denti stry.

Faculty members (Fiona Jensen, Penny Davis, and Christi ne Ateah) provided leadership in the Interprofessional Collaborati ve Educati on Projects and have presented numerous ti mes. We look for their leadership as IPE moves into the next phase.

Our students were successful in mounti ng and executi ng the Nati onal CNSA conference for Canada. The conference programming was fl awless. Sarah Painter became the CNSA president for Canada!

Several of our faculty were recognized nati onally in the Canadian Nurses Associati on Centennial Awards. Jo-Ann Sawatsky was recognized by her peers with the Cardiovascular Nursing Research Excellence Award. Maureen Heaman was selected for a Chair in Gender and Health. It has indeed been a wonderful year.

The Manitoba Nursing Research Insti tute was awarded a three-year funding conti nuance and a new and more expansive focus initi ated a name change to the Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research. The Advisory Board is meeti ng and professional affi liati ons with other agencies will soon begin.

The revised Graduate Master’s Program is in the process of review with an anti cipated start date of fall 2009. We conti nue in our partnerships within interdisciplinary graduate programs.

We are working toward a new and futuristi c Mission and Vision statement to guide programs and curriculum revision.

In this report you will see the scope of contributi ons our faculty members make in educati on, research, service and administrati on. I want to thank each and every one for making our Faculty of Nursing stand out on the local, provincial, nati onal and internati onal scene.

Dauna Crooks, Dean Seated (L-R): Judith Scanlan, Dauna Crooks, Christine Ateah; STanding (L-R): Jackie Dewar, Maureen Heaman

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HIGHLIGHTS

Open House and Atrium Dedicati on

On May 13, 2008, the Faculty held its second annual Open House in celebrati on of Nati onal Nursing Week. As part of this year’s event, the Faculty also held a Donor Appreciati on Luncheon. Also included was the offi cial ribbon-cutti ng for the new simulati on learning centres.

The Faculty was also proud to unveil the plague dedicati ng the atrium to Mary Kathleen Ruane, a nurse who had bequeathed part of her estate to the Faculty. Ms Ruane’s total bequest of $450,000 will also establish an endowment fund to support Nursing students’ academic and research objecti ves. These include two research grants for graduate students, two scholarships for graduate students, four scholarships for undergraduate students, and four bursaries for undergraduate students.

Canadian Nursing Student Associati on Nati onal Conference

In January, 2008, the Faculty’s Nursing Student Associati on played host to over 400 nursing students from across Canada at the CNSA Nati onal Conference. The conference theme of Spirited Nursing provided att endees the opportunity to examine the holisti c side of the profession. With speakers from as far away as Europe and Japan, the Conference speakers and workshops covered topics ranging from balance and hope within the profession, how nurses can become the shapers and leaders of Canada’s health and social agendas, web-based technology in palliati ve care, and holisti c nursing and healing disconnect between mind and body.

Nightmare/Nightcare

The 3rd annual Nightmare/Nightcare event in the “Helen Glass Hospital for Sick Students” was held on Friday, February 1. This overnight event was a huge success that included 28 volunteer nursing students. Twenty students played the role as “pati ent” and 8 students were the nurses who came in for a night shift . Each “pati ent” had a problem that required them to be in the hospital and the nurses had to care for a pati ent load. The purpose of the experience was to allow the “pati ents” to have a bett er appreciati on of what their real pati ents may experience, as

well as allow the “nurses” a bit of a glimpse of what a night shift might be like as a nurse. The visiti ng hours were well att ended and saw friends, family and nursing faculty come in to visit.

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Dr. H. Glass Researcher in Residence

The Faculty of Nursing was pleased to host Dr. Alba DiCenso from McMaster University as this year’s Dr. Helen Glass Researcher in Residence from April 1 through April 4. A professor in the School of Nursing at McMaster University, a CHSRF/CIHR Chair in Advanced Practi ce Nursing, and the Director of the Ontario Training Centre in Health Services and Policy Research, Dr. DiCenso is also well-known as an expert in Evidence-Based Nursing Practi ce and is the author/editor of a textbook on the topic which is familiar to us all. In her lecture to the Faculty, enti tled “Translati ng evidence into practi ce”, she talked about creati ng the environment that supports the incorporati on of research fi ndings into practi ce. She described changing practi ce in an organizati on – frameworks and approaches. The public lecture, held at the Inn at the Forks and att ended by over 50 parti cipants, was “Successful integrati on of advanced practi ce nurses into the Canadian health care system: Is it possible?”. She passionately presented an overview of the challenges and successes in integrati ng and making full use of Nurse Practi ti oners and Clinical Nurse Specialists in today’s health care system. Dr. DiCenso also met with faculty, graduate students, community health care providers and interest groups in small group discussions, demonstrati ons, and consultati ons around a variety of topics of mutual interest.

Homecoming 2007

The class of ‘77 and ‘97 held their 30th and 10th reunion in September of 2007. Members of the class were given a tour of the Faculty and had the opportunity to meet the Dean at a recepti on sponsored by the Faculty.

The University also held an Open House as part of Homecoming. Nursing undergraduate students were on hand to answer questi ons at the display table and to take blood pressure. Visitors were also given a tour of the faciliti es at the Faculty.

Annual Golf Tournament

The Faculty’s 5th Annual Golf Tournament was held September 26, 2007 at the Southside Golf Course. A total of 24 parti cipants, making up 6 groups of 4 players each, played nine holes of Texas scramble-best ball of golf.

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TEACHING

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LEARNING

Simulated Learning

The new Simulated Clinical Learning Centre and Simulated Community Learning Environment was opened for classes in September 2007. Located on the 4th fl oor of the Helen Glass Centre for Nursing, the Learning Centres provide nursing students and clinical faculty with a new opportunity that combine traditi onal teaching methods with educati on technology.

Simulati on allows instructors to teach multi ple objecti ves at once, bringing learning alive in a multi dimensional environment. It increases learner confi dence, which leads to competence. At the Faculty of Nursing, clinical faculty and students have the opportunity

to use the simulati on resource as an adjunct experience during their clinical rotati on.

The simulati on experience consists of going through a well-developed evidence-based scenario with the clinical group. An important part of the simulati on experience is debriefi ng. As a simulated clinical experience can be emoti onally stressful, educators must take the ti me to debrief about what has occurred. The debriefi ng session is incorporated into the simulati on itself, and takes place aft er in a seminar room away from the simulati on. The centre is currently being used for clinical courses in the following areas: labour and delivery, adult and pediatric surgery and medicine, as well as an insti tuti on-based geriatric scenario.

In additi on, instructors Nicole Harder and Carol Enns have created a DVD and manual ti tled How to facilitate a successful simulati on: Providing resources for Clinical Educati on Facilitators. This project was made possible through funding received from the Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund. There has been interest from other universiti es to purchase the DVD and manual. Nicole and Carol are working with the Technology Transfer Offi ce to secure copyright protecti on and will then be looking at how to potenti ally market their product.

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TEACHING

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First Internati onal Study Tour

In the spring of 2008, twelve nursing students and two faculty members, Christi ne Ateah and Ruth Dean, travelled to Chengdu, China on the very fi rst internati onal study tour organized by the Faculty of Nursing. The study tour was a component of the course NURS3340 Providing Care in a Culturally Diverse Society.

Prior to leaving for China, the students were immersed in three full days of classes led by instructors Marilyn Seguire, Barb Goodwin, and Cossett e Taylor-Mendes. The sessions focussed on transcultural nursing, cultural competence and cultural safety.

While in Chengdu, the group lived in the Internati onal Residence at the Sichuan University campus, where the students were within walking distance of the 5000-bed West China University Hospital complex where

they were paired up with Chinese nursing students in their last year of school and assigned to diff erent wards of the hospital. The group also had the opportunity The group also had the opportunity to learn about Chinese Traditi onal Medicine, and to bett er understand its use in conjuncti on with western style medicine.

This was a sati sfying, exciti ng, and enriching experience for all. Students reported that they learned more than they had ever imagined about themselves, about living and nursing in another culture, and about the importance of cultural competence. Plans are underway to welcome Chinese students to UM in 2009, with a return visit from UM in 2010.

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Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research

The Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research (MCNHR) is a research unit within the Faculty of Nursing, University of Manitoba that promotes and supports the conduct, disseminati on and uptake of collaborati ve nursing and health research.

Formerly known as the Manitoba Nursing Research Insti tute (MNRI) which was established in October 1985, the name of the Centre/Insti tute was changed in 2008 to refl ect a broader interdisciplinary focus on health research, and to have wider appeal for health care professionals from disciplines other than nursing to become members of the Centre. “Manitoba” is retained in the name because the Centre is envisioned to play a key role in promoti ng nursing and health research throughout the province.

Mission: To create an environment that promotes and supports the conduct, disseminati on and uptake of collaborati ve nursing and health research to benefi t the health of Manitobans and beyond.

Vision: Members of the Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research will be recognized for excellence and leadership in nursing and health research provincially, nati onally and internati onally.

Goals:• To foster the conduct of high quality nursing and health research by members of the centre.• To promote knowledge translati on through disseminati on an uptake of research results to contribute to

evidence-based practi ce and improved health of Manitobans and beyond.• To foster partnerships and interdisciplinary collaborati ons between members of the centre, practi ti oners, and researchers in other faculti es, universiti es, research units and the community.• To increase the visibility of research and scholarly acti viti es conducted by members of the centre locally, provincially, nati onally, and internati onally.• To expand and enhance the research training opportuniti es for undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and other trainees within the centre.

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Dr. Jo-Ann Sawatzky (left) and Ms Marlee Enns (right), fi rst recipients of the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, with Dr. Dauna Crooks

Faculty of Nursing Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching• Jo-Ann Sawatzky • Marlee Enns

College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba Excellence Award in Professional Nursing• Christi ne Ateah • Diana Clarke• Verna Pangman

College of Registered Nurses Manitoba Outstanding Achievement Award• Judith Scanlan

CIHR New Investi gator Award• Maureen Heaman

Canadian Nurses Associati on Centennial Award• Pamela Hawranik• Maureen Heaman

Canadian Nurses Associati on “Nurse to Know” Centennial Achievement AwardCanadian Associati on of Nursing Research New Researcher AwardCanadian Cancer Society Research Scienti st AwardDorothy J. Lamond Scienti st Award• Roberta Woodgate

Cardiovascular Nursing Research Excellence Award• Jo-Ann Sawatzky

UTS Certi fi cate of Teaching Excellence Award• Eleanor Hrabowych

Disti nguished Professor, University of ManitobaNati onal Cancer Insti tute of Canada Golden Jubilee AwardUniversity of Texas M.D. Anderson Palliati ve/ Hospice Lifeti me Nursing Achievement Award• Lesley Degner Dr. Lesley Degner with Dr. Michael Woznik, Executive

Director of NCIC

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Student Awards

Graduate StudentsFozia Bokhari Marion Saydak Memorial Scholarship $425.00 Sandra Christi e Peter and Dorothy Saydak Memorial Scholarship $175.00 Lori Davis Edith Parker Scholarship $1,550.00 Bella Iomdina Child Health Graduate Studentship in Nursing $8,000.00 Sandra Kehler Mona McLeod Award $500.00 Sandra Kehler Doris Irene Wilton Memorial Scholarship $1,000.00 Sandra Kehler Dr. S.J. Winkler Memorial Award $500.00 Lynda Mandzuk Margaret Elder Hart Graduate Study Award $1,600.00 Lillian Mugueni Dr. Margaret R. Francis Award $600.00 Jamie Penner Murphy Scholarship in Graduate Research in Oncology Nursing $5,575.00 Jennifer Spencer Christi na Gow Community Health Nursing Scholarship $1,148.00 Krista Wilkins Murphy Scholarship in Graduate Research in Oncology Nursing $5,575.00

Undergraduate StudentsElizabeth Agnew Gladys Burns ScholarshipAmber Nancy Baker Dr. A.W. Hogg Undergraduate ScholarshipAmber Nancy Baker Isbister Scholarship in NursingKatherine Barchyn Enid Evans ScholarshipKatherine Barchyn Isbister Scholarship in NursingElaine Campbell Esther Brina Erenberg ScholarshipMichelle Couture-Davis Elsevier Science Canada Health Science Book AwardLinda Louise Dyck Gladys Burns BPRN ScholarshipsOghenetejiri Ewere Julia Alice Saddington Memorial ScholarshipCarly Joyce Ewert Elizabeth Ann Russell Memorial ScholarshipDonald Wayne Fast Alice Meredith Jones Memorial Bursary (BPRN)Lisa Giesbrecht Elizabeth Russell Award Lisa Giesbrecht Gladys Burns BPRN ScholarshipsSantana Grandbois Gladys Burns ScholarshipAshley Hardy Jean Margaret Mitchell Memorial AwardAshley Hardy Gladys Burns BPRN ScholarshipsChristoper Hersak University Gold MedalBrenda Diane Klassen Alice Meredith Jones Memorial Bursary (BPRN)Angela Dawn Klassen Alice Saddington Memorial ScholarshipHolly MacLean Pearson Educati on Canada Book AwardTammy Moran CRNM Gold MedalAilleen Paraguas Gladys Burns ScholarshipPoongodi Sampath Thomas & Helen Smerchanski AwardChristi ne Thevenot Florence Pauls Prize in NursingIsabel Thompson Esther Robinson ScholarshipIsabel Thompson Faculty of Nursing Alumni AwardLori Wakeman Pearson Educati on Book AwardChristi ne Lynnett e Wiebe Alice Meredith Jones Memorial Bursary (BPRN)

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Journal Arti cles – Refereed

Ashcroft , T., Chernomas, W., Davis, P., Dean, R. , Seguire, M., Shapiro, C., Swiderski, L. ( 2008). Nursing students with disabiliti es: One faculty’s journey. Internati onal Journal of Nursing Educati on Scholarship, 5(1),1-15.

Ateah, C. A., & Hamelin K.J. (2008). Bedsharing: Maternal practi ces, experiences, and awareness of risks. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing, 37(3), 274-281.

Boman, J., Care, W. D., Edwards, M., Miller, J., Park, C. L., & Perry, B. (2008). Why do students withdraw from online graduate educati on? A descripti ve case study. The Journal of Educators Online.

Cameron, C. A., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2007). Postoperati ve pain management: The challenges of the Crohn’s disease pati ent. MedSurg Nursing, 17(2), 85-91.

Chalmers, B., Dzakpasu, S., Heaman, M., & Kaczorowski, J. for the Maternity Experiences Study Group of the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System, Public Health Agency of Canada. (2008). The Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey: An overview of fi ndings. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 30(3), 217-228.

Chalmers, B., Dzakpasu, S., Heaman, M., Kaczorowski, J., & Molnar Szakacs, H., for the Maternity Experiences Study Group of the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System. (2007). Conducti ng a nati onal survey of women’s perinatal experiences in Canada: Sampling challenges. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 98(4), 281-283.

Clarke, D., Brown, A. M., & Giles-Smith, L. (In press). Triaging suicidal pati ents: Sift ing through the evidence. Internati onal Emergency Nursing, doi:10.1016/j.ienj,2008,03.004

Chernomas, W. M., Clarke, D. E., & Marchinko, S. (2008). Relati onship-based support for women living with serious mental illness. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 29(5), 437- 453.

Cohen, B., & Reutt er, L. (2007). Development of the public health nurse role in addressing child and family poverty: A framework for acti on. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 60(1), 96-107.

Cusack, C., Hall, W., Scruby, L., & Wong, S. (In press) [May-June, 2008]. Public health nurses’ (PCHNs) percepti on of their role in early postpartum discharge. Canadian Journal of Public Health.

Dean, R. A. K., & Major, J. E., (2008). From criti cal care to comfort care: The sustaining power of humor. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 17, 1088-1095.

Diehl-Jones, W. L., Fraser Askin, D., Friel, J. K., (2007). Microlipid-induced oxidati ve stress in human breast milk: In vivo eff ects on intesti nal epithelial cells. Breastf eeding Medicine. 2(4), 209-218.

Durrant, M., Crooks, D., & Pietrolungo, L. (In press). A Clinical Externship Program Evaluati on: Implicati ons for Nurse Educators. Journal for Nurses in Staff Development.

Dzakpasu, S., Kaczorowski, J., Chalmers, B., Heaman, M., Duggan, J., & Neusy, E. for the Maternity Experiences Study Group of the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System, Public Health Agency of Canada. (2008). The Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey: Design and methods. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 30(3), 207-216.

Fadle, K., & Fraser Askin, D. (2008). Sacrococcygeal teratoma i the newborn: A case study of prenatal management and clinical interventi on. Neonatal Network 27(3), 185-191.

Fairbrother, N., Stoll, K., Hutt on, E., Hall, W., & Kluka, S. (In press). Psychometric evaluati on of the Multi dimensional Assessment of Fati gue Scale for use with pregnant and postpartum women. Psychological Assessment.

Fallis, W. M., McClement, S.E., & Pereira, A. (In press). Family presence during resuscitati on: A survey of Canadian criti cal care nurses’ practi ces and percepti ons. Dynamics: The Offi cial Journal of the Canadian Associati on of Criti cal Care Nurses.

Fallis, W. M., Silverthorne, D., Franklin, J. F., & McClement, S. E., Andries, A. (2007). Client and responder percepti ons of a personal emergency response system: Lifeline. Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 26(3), 1-19.

Forbes, D., Jansen, L., Markle-Reid, M., Hawranik, P., Morgan, D., Henderson, S., Leipert, B., Peacock, S.,

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& Kingston, D. (In press). Canadians with dementi a: Gender diff erences in use and perceived availability and quality of home- and community-based health services. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research.

Forbes, D., Markle-Reid, M., Hawranik, P., Peacock, S., Kingston, D., Morgan, D., Henderson, S., Leipert, B. & Jansen, L. (In press). Availability, Accessibility and acceptability of home and community-based services: Perspecti ves of unpaid caregivers of persons with dementi a. Home Health Services Quarterly.

Fransoo, R., Roos, N., Martens, P., Heaman, M., Levin, B., & Chateau, D. (In press). How health status at birth and through childhood aff ects progress and performance in school: A populati on-based longitudinal study. Canadian Journal of Public Health.

Fraser Askin, D. (2007). Non-Invasive Venti lati on in the Neonate. Journal of Perinatal Neonatal Nursing, 21(4), 349-358.

Green, M., & Hawranik, P. (In press). The challenges of smoke-free policies in the psychiatric populati on. Internati onal Journal of Nursing Studies, doi:10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2007.12.004.

Grymonpre, R., & Hawranik, P. (In press). A. Rural-urban diff erences in medicati on taking by older adults: A systemati c review. Journal of Rural Health, 24(2), 203-209.

Hack, T. F., Pickles, T., Bultz, B. D., Ruether, J. D., & Degner, L. F. (2007). Impact of providing audiotapes of primary treatment consultati ons to men with prostate cancer: A multi -site, randomized, controlled trial. Psycho-Oncology, 16, 543-552.

Hansen, F., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2008). Stress in pati ents with lung cancer: a human response to illness. Oncology Nursing Forum, 35(2), 217-223.

Hawranik, P., & Thorpe, K. (In press) Challenges in enhancing scholarship in post-RN programs. Journal of Conti nuing Educati on in Nursing.

Hawranik, P., Deatrich, J, & Johnston, P. (2008). Therapeuti c touch and agitated behavior in individuals with Alzheimer Disease. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 30(4), 417-434.\

Heaman, M., Chalmers, K., Woodgate, R. L., & Brown, J. (2007). Relati onship work in an early childhood home visiti ng program. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 22(4), 319-330.

Heaman, M., Newburn-Cook, C., Green, C., Elliott , L., & Helewa, M. (2008). Inadequate prenatal care and its associati on with adverse pregnancy outcomes: A comparison of indices. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 8:15.

Heaman, M. I., Green, C. G., Newburn-Cook, C. V., Elliott , L. J., & Helewa, M. E. (2007). Social inequaliti es in use of prenatal care in Manitoba. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 29(10), 806-816.

Hearson, B., McClement, S. E. (2007). Sleep disturbance in family caregivers of community dwelling palliati ve cancer pati ents. Internati onal Journal of Palliati ve Nursing, 13(10): 495-501.

Hearson, B., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2008). Sleep disturbance in advanced cancer pati ents. Internati onal Journal of Palliati ve Nursing, 14(1), 30-38.

Jansen, L., Forbes, D., Markle-Reid, M., Hawranik, P., Kingston, D., Peacock, S., Morgan, D., Henderson, S., Leipert, B., & Normand, S. (In press). Increasing the visibility of in-home care: Informing Dementi a Service Quality. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, June 2007,

Johnston, C., Gagnon, G., Rennick, J., Rosmus, C., Patenaude, H., Ellis, J., Filion, F., Shapiro, C. R., Ritchie, J., & Byron, J. (2007). One-to-one coaching to improve pain assessment and management practi ces of pediatric nurses. Journal of Pediatric Nurses, 22(6), 467-478.

Keith, K. M., & Fraser Askin, D. (2008). Eff ecti ve Collaborati on: The Key to Bett er Health Care. Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership, 21(2), 51-61.

Kermanshahi, S. M., Vanaki, Z., Ahmadi, F., Kazemnejad, A., Mordoch, E. & Azadfalah, (2008). Iranian mothers’ percepti ons of their lives with children with mental retardati on: A preliminary phenomenological investi gati on. Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabiliti es, 30(4), 317-326. DO1: 10.1007/s10882-008-9099-3 (electronic version).

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Krishnan, P. & Hawranik, P. (In press). Diagnosis and management of geriatric insomnia: A guide for nurse practi ti oners. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practi ti oners.

Koldsgaard, M., Crooks, D., & Durrant, M. (2008) Innovati ons in Nursing Educati on: Standard Development for Nurse Educator Practi ce. Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, 24(3), 1–5.

Lally, R. M., Chalmers, K. L., Johnson, J., Kokima, M., Endo, E., Suzuki, S., Lai, Y., Yang, Y., Degner, L., Anderson, E., Molassioti s, A., (In press). Smoking behavior and pati ent educati on practi ces of oncology nurses in six countries. European Journal of Oncology Nursing.

Lobchuk, M. M., & Bokhari, S. A. (In press). What is the impact of empathic behaviour of informal caregivers on physical symptoms and psychological distress by ovarian cancer pati ents Oncology Nursing Forum.

Lobchuk, M. M., McClement, S. E., McPherson, C., Cheang, M. (2008). Does blaming the lung cancer pati ent impact the helping behavior of primary support persons? Oncology Nursing Forum, 35(4), 681-689.

Lobchuk, M. M., Murdoch, T., McClement, S. E., & McPherson, C. (In press). A dyadic aff air: Who is to blame for causing and controlling the pati ent’s lung cancer? Cancer Nursing.

Loiselle, C. G., Sitaram, B., Hack, T. F., Bott orff , J., & Degner, L. F. (In press). Canada and India innovati vely partnering to advance oncology nursing research. Oncology Nursing Forum.

Love, R., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2007). Management of end-stage heart failure: improving palliati ve care. Canadian Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 17(3), 13-18.

MacFarlane, E., Milliken, J., Ouellet, L., Gartner, J., Harder, N., & Stevenson, K. (2007). Overcoming the challenges of providing clinical/practi ce educati on. Canadian Nurse, 103(6), 19-22.

Mandzuk, L. L., Bohm, E. R., Fallis, W. M., & McMillan, D. E. (2008). Waiti ng to get well: quality of life and functi onal status of total hip and total knee

replacement pati ents. Pain Research & Management, 13(2), 143.

Matheson, R., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2007). Fever in criti cally Ill pati ents with end stage renal disease. Dynamics, 18(4).

McClement, S. E., Chochinov, H. M., Hack, T. F., Hassard, T., Kristjanson, L., Harlos, M. (2007). Dignity therapy: Family member perspecti ves. Journal of Palliati ve Medicine, Oct:10(5), 1076-1082.

McClement, S. E., & Chochinov H. M. (In press). Hope in advanced cancer pati ents. European Journal of Cancer.

McMillan, D. E., Fallis, W. M. & Edwards, M. P. (2008). Napping during night shift : experiences of criti cal care nurses. Sleep, 31(Suppl), A123.

McPherson, C. J., Wilson, K. G., Lobchuk, M. M., & Brajtman, S. (2008). Family caregivers’ assessment of symptoms in pati ents with advanced cancer: Reliability and factors aff ecti ng accuracy. Journal of Pain & Symptom Management, 35(1), 70-82.

McPherson, C. J., Wilson, K. G., Lobchuk, M. M., & Brajtman, S. (2007). Self-perceived burden to others: Pati ent and family caregiver correlates. Journal of Palliati ve Care, 23(3), 135-142.

Mordoch, E., & Hall, W. (In press) Children’s percepti ons of living with a parent with a mental illness: Finding the rhythm and maintaining the frame. Qualitati ve Health Research.

Mossman Sims, R., & Woodgate, R. L. (In press). Managing chronic hepati ti s B in children. Submitt ed to Journal of Pediatric Health Care.

Mossman, M., Heaman, M., Dennis, C.-L., & Morris, M. (In press). The infl uence of adolescent mothers’ breastf eeding confi dence and atti tudes on breastf eeding initi ati on and durati on. Journal of Human Lactati on.

Penner, J., McClement, S., & Sawatzky, J. V. (2007). Dysphagia in advanced oropharyngeal cancer. Internati onal Journal of Palliati ve Nursing, 13(5), 206-212.

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Petersson, L-M., Sprangers, M., Degner, L. F., Tishelman, C. (In press). Symptom prevalence, intensity and associati on with distress in pati ents with inoperable lung cancer in relati on to ti me of death. Journal of Clinical Oncology.

Pickles, T., Ruether, D., Weir, L., Carlson, L., & the SCRN Communicati on Team (Hack, T.F., Degner, L. F., & Butler, L.) (2007). Psychosocial barriers to acti ve surveillance for the management of early prostate cancer and a strategy for increased acceptance. BJU Internati onal, 100, 544-551.

Reisnch, S. & Woodgate, R. (2008). Understanding the cultural Meanings of Farm Women’s Stress Experiences in Canada, Journal of Rural Community Psychology, Volume E10 (2).

Russell, C., Gregory, D., Care, W.D., Hulti n, D., & Courtenay, M. (2007). Recognizing and avoiding intercultural miscommunicati on in distance educati on: A study of Canadian faculty and Aboriginal nursing students’ experiences. Journal of Professional Nursing, 23(6), 351-361.

Sawatzky-Dickson, D., & Clarke, D. (2008). Increasing understanding of nursing research for general duty nurses: An experienti al strategy. Journal of Conti nuing Educati on in Nursing, 39(3). 105-109.

Savard, J. & Sawatzky, J. V. (2007). Uti lizing a nursing model to understand diarrhea & the role of probioti cs in pati ents with IBD. Gastroenterology Nursing, 30(6), 418-23.

Savard, J. & Woodgate, R. L. (In press). Young peoples’ lived experience of living with IBD and an ostomy. Gastroenterology Nursing.

Sawatzky, J. V., Enns, C, L., Ashcroft , T. J., Davis, P. L., & Harder, B. N. (In press). Teaching excellence in nursing educati on: a caring framework. Journal of Professional Nursing.

Sprague, A. E., O’Brien, B., Newburn-Cook, C., Heaman, M., & Nimrod, C. (2008). Bed rest and acti vity restricti on for women at risk for preterm birth: A survey of Canadian prenatal care providers. Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 30(4), 317-326.

Valaiti s, R., Raisic, C., & Cohen, B. (2008). Preparing the community health nursing workforce: Internal

and external enablers and challenges infl uencing undergraduate nursing programs in Canada. Internati onal Journal of Nursing Educati on Scholarship. Vol. 5 : Iss. 1, Arti cle 22. Available at htt p://www.bepress.com/ijnes/vol5/iss1/art22.

Wilkins, K., & Woodgate, R. L. (2007). An interrupti on in family life: Siblings’ lived experience as they transiti on through the pediatric bone marrow transplant (BMT) trajectory. Oncology Nursing Forum, 34(2), E28-E35.

Wilkins, K., & Woodgate, R. L. (2007). Supporti ng siblings through the pediatric bone marrow transplant (BMT) trajectory: Perspecti ves of siblings of BMT recipients. Cancer Nursing, 30(5), E29-E34.

Wilkins, K., & Woodgate, R. L. (2008). Designing a mixed methods study in pediatric, oncology nursing research. Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, 25, 34-43.

Wilkins, K. L., & Woodgate, R. L. (2007). State of the science on the second cancer experience in survivors of childhood and adult cancers. Oncology Nursing Forum, 34(1), 200.

Woodgate, R. L. (2008). Feeling States: A new approach to understanding how children with cancer experience symptoms. Cancer Nursing, 31(3), 229-238.

Woodgate, R. L., Ateah, C., & Secco, L. (In press). Living in a world of our own: The experience of parents who have a child with auti sm. Qualitati ve Health Research.

Woodgate, R. L., Heaman, M., Chalmers, K., & Brown, J. (2007). Issues and challenges in delivering an early childhood home visiti ng program using lay home visitors. MCN: The American Journal of Maternal Child, 32(2), 95-101.

Wowchuk, S.M., McClement, S., & Bond J. (2007). The challenge of providing palliati ve care in the nursing home part II: internal factors. Internati onal Journal of Palliati ve Nursing, 13(7), 345-350.

Yu Ko, W., & Degner, L. F. (In press). Uncertainty aft er prostate cancer treatment: Defi niti on, assessment and management. Oncology Nursing Society.

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Journals – Non-refereed

Fraser Askin, D. (2008) An invitati on to push yourself. Neonatal Network, 27(2), 73.

Lobchuk, M. (September, 2007). Does blame and anger toward lung cancer pati ents aff ect the degree of help provided to them? Preliminary results, in Wellspring NEWS, Greater Toronto & Halton-Peel Editi on – a publicati on of Wellspring: A Lifeline to Cancer Support.

Pangman, V.C. & Saentz. K. (2008). Study guide lifespan development (3rd Ed.). Toronto: Pearson Educati on Canada.

Scruby, L., & Rapaport-Beck, R. (2008). Including low income women with children: Program and policy directi ons. Provincial Council of Women Newslett er, April. Winnipeg, MB.

Scruby, L., & Rapaport-Beck, R. (2007). Including low income women with children: Program and policy directi ons. Winnipeg, MB: Prairie Womens’s Health Centre for Excellence.

Scruby, L., & Rapaport-Beck, R. (2007). A community booklet. Including low income women with children: Program and policy directi ons. Winnipeg, MB: Prairie Womens’s Health Centre for Excellence.

Scruby, L., & Rapaport-Beck, R. (2007). Notes for policy makers and program planners.. Including low income women with children: Program and policy directi ons. Winnipeg, MB: Prairie Womens’s Health Centre for Excellence.

Taylor-Mendes, C. (2007, May/June). Cauti on: Wikipedia ahead. Neonatal Network, 26(3), 140-141.

Udod, S., & Care, D. (2007). Student guide for online learning. University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing website: umanitoba.ca/outreach/outreach.html.

Books/Book Chapters

Askin, D. F. (In press). Acute Respiratory Care of the Newborn. Santa Rosa CA: NICU INK.

Ateah, C., Kail, R., & Cavanaugh, J. (2008). Human development: A life span view. Second Canadian Editi on. Toronto: Nelson.

Care, W. D., Gregory, D. M., & Chernomas, W.M. (In press). Nursing, technology, and informati cs: Understanding the past and embracing the future. In M. McIntyre & C. McDonald (Eds.). Realiti es of nursing: Professional, practi ce and power issues, nurses, nursing and the health care system (Ch. 13). Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott , Williams & Wilkins.

Cohen, B. (2008). Populati on health promoti on. In L. Stamler & L. Yiu (Eds.). Community health nursing: A Canadian perspecti ve, 2nd editi on (pp.93-110). Toronto: Pearson Educati on Canada.

Diehl-Jones, W. L. (2007). Male genitalia and hernias. In Bates Guide to Physical Assessment 9th Editi on, (Canadian version). Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.

Diehl-Jones, W. L. (In press). Respiratory Physiology of the Neonate. In D. F. Askin, Acute Respiratory Care of the Newborn. Santa Rosa CA: NICU INK.

Diehl-Jones, W. L., & Fraser Askin, D. (In press). Hematologic Disorders. In T. Verklan & M. Walden (Eds.), Core Curriculum for Neonatal Nursing (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.

Diehl-Jones, W. L., & Fraser Askin, D. (In press). Congenital Pathology. In C. Lavini, U. Morandi, C. A., Moran, & R. Schoenhuber (Eds.). The Thymus Gland Pathology: Clinical, Diagnosti c and Therapeuti c Features. Milan Italy: Springer Italia.

Forbes, D., & Hawranik, P. (In press). Community and Home-based Dementi a Care in Canadian Rural Setti ngs. In J. Kulig & A. Williams (Eds.). Rural Health: A Canadian Perspecti ve.

Fraser Askin, D., & Diehl-Jones, W. L. (In press). Assisted Venti lati on. In T. Verklan & M. Walden (Eds.), Core Curriculum for Neonatal Nursing (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.

Fraser Askin, D., & Diehl-Jones, W. L. (In press). Opthamologic and Otologic Disorders. In T. Verklan & M. Walden (Eds.), Core Curriculum for Neonatal Nursing, (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.

Fraser Askin, D., & Wilson, D. (2008). The High-Risk Newborn and Family. In M. Hockenberry & D. Wilson (Eds.), Wong’s Essenti als of Pediatric Nursing (8th ed.). St Louis: Mosby Elsevier.

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PUBLICATIONS

Fraser Askin, D. (2008). Fluids, Electrolytes and Acid Base Balance. In L. Yiu, L. Stamler, & M. Buck (Eds.), Fundamentals of Nursing: The Nature of Nursing Process in Canada. Toronto: Pearson

Fraser Askin, D. (In press), Chest Assessment. In E. Tappero & M. Honeyfi eld (Eds.), Physical Assessment of the Neonate (4th ed.). Petaluma CA: NICU INK.

Fraser Askin, D. (2007). Newborn Adaptati on to Extrauterine Life. In K. Rice Simpson & P. Creehan (Eds.), Perinatal Nursing. Philadelphia: Lippincott .

Fraser Askin, D. (2007). Problems of the Newborn at Risk. In D. Lowdermilk & S. Perry (Eds.), Maternity and Women’s Health Care (9th ed.). St Louis: Mosby Elsevier.

Fraser Askin, D., Bakewell-Sachs, S., Medoff -Cooper, B., & Rosenberg, S. (2007). Late preterm infant Assessment Guide. Washington DC: AWHONN.

Hack, T. F., & Degner, L. F. (In press). Audio-recording important consultati ons for pati ents and their families. In D. Kissane, B. D. Bultz, P. Butow, and I. Finlay (Eds.), Handbook of communicati on in oncology and palliati ve care. London: Oxford University Press.

McClement, S. E, & Chochinov, H. M. (In press). Depression. In Walsh, T. D. (Ed.). Palliati ve Medicine. Elsevier.

McClement, S. E., & Chochinov, H. M. (In press). Spiritual issues in palliati ve care. Oxford Text of Palliati ve Medicine (4th ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press.

McKay, M. (2007). Public health policy. In I. Boyens, (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Manitoba. Winnipeg, MB: Great Plains Publicati ons.

McKay, M. (2008). The Origins of Community Health Nursing in Canada. In L. L. Stamler & L. Yiu (Eds.). Community Health Nursing: A Canadian Perspecti ve (2nd ed.). Toronto: Pearson Educati on Canada.

McMillan, D. E. (In press). Rest and Sleep. In B. Kozier et al. (Eds.). Fundamentals of Nursing, (2nd Canadian ed.). Toronto, ON: Prenti ce-Hall.

McMillan, D. E. & Burr, R. (In press). Heart rate variability. In S. Woods, E. Froelicher, S., Motzer, and E.

Bridges (Eds.), Cardiac Nursing (7th ed.). Philadelphia: Lippincott .

Mordoch, E. (2007). Clients in the community mental health system. In L. Leeseberg Stamler & L. Yiu (Eds.), Community health nursing: A Canadian perspecti ve. (pp. 285 - 300) Toronto: Prenti ce Hall.

Mordoch, E. (2007). Listening to children: The importance of children in the research process. In C. Chamberland, S. Leveille, & N. Trocme, (Eds.), Enfants a proteger: parents a aider: des univers a rapprocher (pp. 53-67). Quebec: Presses de l’Universite du Quebec.

Pangman, V., & Saentz, K. (2008). Study Guide Lifespan Development (3rd ed.). Toronto: Pearson Educati on Canada.

Scanlan, J. M., & Care, W. D. (2008). Issues with grading and grade infl ati on in nursing educati on. In M. Oermann (Ed.) Annual Review of Nursing Educati on: Volume 6. (pp. 173-188). New York: Springer.

Shapiro, C. R. (In press). Legal Implicati ons in Nursing Practi ce (Ch. 9). In J. Ross-Kerr & M. Wood (Canadian Editors), Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing (4th ed.). Toronto: Elsevier Canada.

Woodgate, R. L. (2008). Getti ng on with life. In D. Kelly and F. Gibson (Eds.), Cancer Care in Adolescents and Young Adults (pp. 130-146). Blackwell Sciences.

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Funding – New, as of July 1, 2007

Anderson, J. (PI), Ateah, C. (Co-Lead). Sustainability for Interprofessional Educati on for Collaborati ve Pati ent-Centred Practi ce: The Manitoba Initi ati ve. Health Canada, October, 2007. $18,000.

Awadalla, A., Loucks, L., & Diehl-Jones, B. Diff erences in Vaginal Health Aft er Hysterectomy With and Without Retenti on of the Cervix. Manitoba Medical Services Foundati on. 2007-2008. $35,000.

Ateah, C. (PI), Edwards, M. & Durrant, J. Disciplining Children: The Parent’s Perspecti ve. Manitoba Insti tute for Child Health, 2007. $33,900.

Chochinov, H. M., Hack, T., McClement, S., Harlos, M., Hassard, T., & Taylor-Brown, J. Nati onal Pati ent Dignity Inventory Study. Nati onal Cancer Insti tute of Canada (NCIC). $446,050 (July 1, 2008-June 30, 2011).

Clarke, D., Griffi th, G., & Marchinko, S. Testi ng an Interventi on Designed to Increase Empowerment and Improve Quality of Life in Individuals Living With a Mental Illness. Health Sciences Foundati on/ Dolly Gembey Nursing Research. 2007. $3,000.

Clarke, D., Spence, J., Motluk, L. Manitoba Health and Healthy Living. The development, implementati on, and evaluati on of a new mental health component of the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS) and the development of nati onal benchmarks to track emergency department fl ow, care, and sati sfacti on in the management of mental health pati ents. Manitoba Health and Healthy Living. March, 2008. $15,000.

Cohen, B., Serwonka, K., Deane, L., Anderson, M., Mignone, J., Orsini, M., Brownell, M., MacKinnon, S., Botti ng, I. Building capacity for equity-focused health impact assessment in Manitoba. University of Manitoba CIHR Research Advisory Group (CRAG) –Large Grant Development Fund, January-June 2008. $4,000.

Degner, L. Nati onal Research Chair (Cancer Nursing), Development of evidence-based nursing practi ce in cancer care, palliati ve care and cancer preventi on. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. Excepti onal unsolicited additi onal one-year funding for Knowledge Translati on acti viti es. $60,000.

Diehl-Jones, B. Nutrigenomic eff ects of human milk. MICH. 2007-2008. $5,000.

Edwards, M., & Major, J. Medical-Surgical Nurses’ Experiences with Advanced Care Planning. Health Sciences Foundati on/Dolly Gembey Nursing Research. 2007. $4,378.95.

Edwards, M., & McClement, S. Responding to Nurses’ Moral Distress. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research Seed Grant: Ethics Competi ti on. $38,918 (1 year) June 2007.

Edwards, M., McClement, S. & Embleton, L. Palliati ve Home Care Ethics Research Team. CIHR Research Advisory Group (CRAG) – Large Grant Development. 2008-2009. $2,620.

Enns, C., & Harder, N. (June 2008). How to Facilitate a Successful Simulati on: Providing Resources for Clinical Educati on Facilitators (video/DVD project). Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund. $5,025.

Fallis, W., McMillan, D. & Edwards, M. Napping During Night Shift ; Practi ces, Preferences and Percepti ons of Criti cal Care Nurses. MNRI Outcomes Grant. 2007. $3,766.

Guse, L. & Roger, K. Promoti ng Personhood in Long-Term Care: Life Albums With Selected Residents. Deer Lodge Centre. 2007. $35,000.

Hack, T., Degner, L., Ruether, D., Weir, L., Latosinsky, S., & Grenier, G. Addressing “evidence” and “context” to facilitate the adopti on and diff usion of consultati on recording use in oncology: A knowledge translati on implementati on study. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research – Knowledge and Synthesis and Exchange; March 2008 to February 2009. $100,000.

Hack, T.F. (PI), Degner, L.F. (Co-PI), Pickles, T., Ruether, D., Butler, L., Weir, L., & Carlson, L. Pati ent-Health Professional Communicati on in the Context of Cancer. Sociobehavioral Cancer Research Network-NCIC; July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008. $80,000.

Hamel, C. (PI), McMillan, D. E. , & Cerqueti , L. Psychometric Evaluati on of the Pain Assessment in the Cogniti vely/Communicati vely Impaired (PACCI) Tool. Riverview Health Centre Research Grant. March 2008 - April 2009. $7,500.

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Heaman, M. (Co-Investi gator), with S. Lee & A. Armson (Co-PIs), V. Allen, E. Bujold, C. Frick, S. Liu, A. Ohlsson, P. Von Dadelszen, J. Andruschak, J. Crane, J. Moutquin, J. Pasquier, M. Walker, R. Att enborough, O. DaSilva, P. Janssen, P. Murphy, R. Patt , J. Bott omley, A. Dumont, M. Klein, B. O’Brien, R. Sauve. The World Health Organizati on Global Survey for Maternal and Perinatal Outcomes in Canada, Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research research grant, $250,000 per year for 2 years. Funded by the Insti tute of Human Development, Child and Youth Health RFA on “Survey of Mode of Delivery and Maternal and Perinatal Outcomes.”

Heaman, M. (Co-Pl), with W. Sword (Nominated PI), N. Akhtar-Danesh, M. Helewa, E. Hutt on, P. Janssen, S. Tough, D. Young, & D. Kingston. Quality of prenatal care questi onnaire: Instrument development and testi ng, Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research Operati ng Grant (applicati on number 172610), $129,062 per year for 4 years.

Jones, J.M. (PI), Blacker, S., Cohen, R., Lobchuk, M., Rodin, G., & Zimmerman, C. Feasibility study to test the impact of an interventi on to promote pati ent and family caregiver congruence on quality of life and symptoms rati ngs. NCIC, Sociobehavioral Cancer Research Network Grant. July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009. $20,000.

Katz, A., Turner, D., Sisler, J., Martens, P., Lobchuk, M., & McClement, S., et al. Primary Care Oncology – New Emerging Team (PCO-NET). Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. April 2007 to March 2012. $1,483,191.

Manchanda, R, (PI), Temple, B. (Co-applicant), Bhatnagar, N., Dewhirst,T. The development of a model of moti vators for individuals to parti cipate in compliance eff orts related to anti -smoking acti vism. I.C.E. Seed Grant from Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initi ati ve. December, 2007-December, 2008. $5,000.

Manchanda, R., Temple, B., R., Bhatnagar, N., & Dewhirst, T. Gender Diff erences and Social Distance Eff ects on Anti -smoking Acti vist Interventi ons. CTCRI Interdisciplinary Capacity Enhancement. 2007-2008. $5,000.

Marchinko, S., Clarke, D., & Griffi th, P. A. Wellness Planner: Testi ng an interventi on designed to

increase impowerment in individuals with mental illness. Dolly and Michael Gembey/Health Sciences Centre Foundati on. July, 2007. $3,000.

McPherson, C. (PI), Hadjistavropoulous, T. , & Lobchuk, M. Pain percepti ons, assessment, and management in the home: Perspecti ves of older pati ents with advanced cancer and their family caregivers. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. September 2007 to September 2008. $18,284.17.

Michael McDonald, M. (PI), Woodgate, R. (Co-Investi gator), et al. (10 other co-investi gators). Canadian network for the governance of ethical health research involving humans: Evidence, accountability and practi ce. CIHR Team Grant - Ethical, Legal and Social Issues (ELS) strategic initi ati ve. $67, 824.00/year for three years (Total = $203,472.00).

Mordoch, E. How parents with mental illness perceive their parenti ng experience. University Research Grant Program. $4,800. December 10, 2007

Roger, K. & Hawranik, P. Patt erns of Resource Uti lizati on by Medical and Social Service Professionals and Unpaid Care Providers: Knowledge Transfer, Translati on and Disseminati on. Manitoba Medical Services Foundati on. 2008-2009. $16,507.50.

Roger, K., & Edwards, M. AR-NET (Autonomy Revisited Network). Life Course Health Initi ati ve, Research Clusters Program, Faculty of Human Ecology. 2008-2009. $2,500.

Schults, A. (PI), Brewster, Compton, Hyndman, Tremblay, Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco Control. Alberta Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission Workshop Grant. 2007. $10,000.

Schultz, A. (PI), Grant, L., Maloff , B., Snowball, N., McGee, P., Casebeer, A., & Green, M. Exploring Health care provider atti tudes and behavioral changes resulti ng from smoke-free policies implemented in mental health/psychiatric setti ngs. Interdisciplinary Capacity Enhancement (ICE) Seed Grant (Dr. Paul McDonald, PI). 2007-2008. $5000.

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Shooshtari, S. (Group Organizer), Yu, C.T., Temple, B. & Marti n, T. Knowledge translati on workshop for developmental disabiliti es. Faculty of Human Ecology, Centre for Life Course Health, Research Clusters Program Award. $2,500.

Shooshtari, S. (Group Organizer), Yu, C.T., Temple, B. & Marti n, T. Knowledge translati on workshop for developmental disabiliti es. Canadian Insti tute of Health Research, Workshop grant, $5,000. Workshop held June 9th, 2008.Sword, W., Heaman, M., Akhtar-Danesh, N., Helewa, M., Hutt on, E., Janssen, P., Kingston, D., Tough, S., & Young, D. Quality of Prenatal Care Questi onnaire: Instrument Development and Testi ng. CIHR. 2007-2011. $516,248.

Temple, B. (PI). The health of mothers of children with auti sm. University Research Grants Program, $4,800 February 08 – February 09.

Weihrauch, D., & Diehl-Jones, W. Regulati on of Ammonia Transport across the Human Intesti nal Epithelium. CIHR Research Advisory Group (CRAG) – Large Grant Development, 2008-2009. $3,850.

Woodgate, R. (PI), Halas, J. & Schultz, A. An ethnographic study of adolescents’ conceptualizati on of cancer and cancer preventi on: Framing cancer and cancer preventi on within the life-situati ons of adolescents. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research (CIHR) operati ng grant. 2007-2011. $355,266.

Woodgate, R. L. (PI), Ripat, J., Borton, B., Rempel, G., Elias, B. et al. Unravelling the Disability Trajectory of First Nati ons Families of Children with disabiliti es: Advancing Jordan’s Principle. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research Emerging Team Grant: Children with Disabiliti es (ETG: CWD) (Bright Futures for Kids with Disabiliti es). $10,000.00 for one year, 2008-2009.

Funding – On-going (received before July 1 2007)

Ali, R., & Guse, L Family Involvement in Long-Term Care Setti ngs: Perspecti ves of Opportunity and Importance of Involvement. Fort Garry Legion Trust. 2007-2008. $ 1,750.

Anderson, J. (PI), Ateah, C. (Co-Lead), Interprofessional Educati on for Collaborati ve Pati ent-Centred Practi ce: The Manitoba Initi ati ve. Health Canada, 2006-2008. $749,573.

Baracos, V., Clandinin, M., McDonald, N., Marliss, E., McClement, S. E., & Weismer, W. New Emerging Teams in Palliati ve Care: Cancer-associated Cachexia-Anorexia Syndrome. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research (CIHR) End of Life Care New Emerging Team Grant. 2004-2009. $259,000 per year.

Bohm, E., DeCoster, C., & Sawatzky, J. The Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) & Lower Extremity Joint Replacement (LEJR) Comparison Project. Concordia General Hospital Orthopedic Surgery Research Fund. $5,000.

Care, W.D (PI) & Udod, S.A. Reaching out: Addressing learning needs of remotely located students in northern Manitoba. Social Sciences and Humaniti es Research Council of Canada. INE Public Outreach Grant. 2006-2008. $46,500.

Chochinov, H. M., Breitbart, W., Gibson, C., Hack, T. F., Harlos, M., Hassard, T., Kristjanson, L., McClement, S. Quality of life for Individuals at end of life. Nati onal Insti tute of Health (1 R01 CA102201-01A1). September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2008; Total: $1,611,147.

Chochinov, H., Breitbart, W., Gibson, C., Hack, T. F., Harlos, M., Hassard, T., Kristjanson, L., & McClement, S. Dignity interventi on for terminally ill cancer pati ents. NIH. 2004-2007. $2,070,293.

Chochinov, H., Steinstra, D., Kaufert, J., Lutf yyia, Z., Bruera, E., Kristjanson, L., Higginson, I., McClement, S., Hack, T., Taylor-Brown, J., Harlos, M., Hansen, N., & Librach, L. New emerging teams in palliati ve care: End of life care and vulnerable populati ons. CIHR. 2004-2008. $1,500,000.

Degner, L. F., Laschinger, H., & Estabrooks, C. A., Evaluati on of an organizati onal interventi on to improve nursing work life through training in knowledge translati on: Phase I. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. KTS-73434. 2005-2008. $300,000.

Degner, L. Nati onal Research Chair (Cancer Nursing), Development of evidence-based nursing practi ce in

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cancer care, palliati ve care and cancer preventi on. Canadian Health Services Research Foundati on/ Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. Matching funding provided by the University of Manitoba and the Faculty of Nursing. CP1-0529-07. 2000-2010. $1,700,000.

Diehl-Jones, W., Friel, J. K., Aluko, R., Suh, M., Lawlor, B., Kitt s, D., & Lavoie, J. C. Bioacti ve compounds in human milk. Advanced Foods and Materials Network. 2006-2008. $ 45,000.

Diehl-Jones, W. Biomarkers in human breast milk: Cellular and molecular indicators of maternal health. CFI-IOF. 2007-2011. $34,310.

Ditt berner, K., Temple, B., Van Caeselle, P., & Duerksen, D. An evaluati on of rates of infecti on with Helicobacter Pylori in residents of River Road Place, St. Amant. St. Boniface General Hospital Veteran’s Poppy Fund. $3,000.

Edge, D., McDonagh, M., Reimer, M., & Mordoch, E. Health Research: Accessible, applicable and useable for rural communiti es and practi ti oners. SSHRC. 2005-2008. $100,000.

Forbes, D., Anderson, M., Hawranik, P., Henderson, S., Leipert, B., Morgan, D., Markle-Reid, M., & Parent, K. Role of Home Care in Dementi a Care. Alzheimer Society of Canada, CNF, Nursing care Partnership of the CHSRF, CIHR Insti tute of Aging & CIHR Insti tute of Gender & Health. July 2005 to December 2007. $177,455.

Fraser, W. (PI), Heaman, M., et al. Strategic Training Initi ati ve in Research in Reproducti ve Health Sciences. CIHR Training Program Grant. 2002-2007. $300,000 per annum for 5 years.

Gagnon, A. (PI), Heaman, M., Small, R., Stewart, D., & Zencovich, M. Internati onal comparisons of the perinatal health and care of migrant women. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research Internati onal Opportuniti es Program – Collaborati ve Research Project Grants. 04/2006 - 08/2007. $100,000.

Guse, L., Currie, J., Care, D., Chernomas, W., McKenzie, J., Neilson, S., & Wall, K. Integrati ng new nursing graduates into the workplace: Strategies for retenti on and career development. CIHR/

CHSRF, Open Grants Competi ti on. June 2003. Total $180,000.

Hack, T. F., Pickles, T., Bultz, B., Ruether, D., Degner, L. F. Identi fying determinants of pati ent-physician communicati on outcome from audiotapes of primary treatment consultati ons in prostate oncology. Nati onal Cancer Insti tute of Canada (CPCRI/NCIC). July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2008. $62,925.

Hawranik, P. & Bell, S. Vision Care Services in Long Term Care: A Feasibility Study. Funded by Poppy Trust Fund, June 1, 2006 to May 31, 2007, extended for one year to 2008. $2,998.

Heaman, M. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research New Investi gator Award, salary support, . 07/2003 – 06/2008. $50,000 per annum for fi ve years.Heaman, M., Elliott , L., Helewa, M., Moff at, M., & Sword, W. Factors associated with inadequate prenatal care among inner-city women in Winnipeg, Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research Operati ng Grant. 2006-1009. $135,574 per year for 3 years.

Katz, A. (Nominated PI), Turner, D., Martens, P., Lobchuk, M., & Sisler, J. Colorectal Screening in Manitoba – Primary Care Oncology – New Emerging Team (PCO-NET). April 2007 to April 2012. $1,483,191.

Katz, A. (PI), Doupe, M., Forget, E., Moff at, M., Morris, A., Nyhoff , A., O’Neill, P., Robinson, M., & Sawatzky, J. Testi ng the Eff ecti veness of Health Lines in Chronic Disease Management of Congesti ve Heart Failure. CIHR. 2005. $33,333 x 3 years.

Kluka, S. (PI). Development and testi ng of the CANDEX Screening Tool. HSC Research Foundati on. 2007-2008. $5,800.

Kluka, S. Development and testi ng of the CANDEX Screening Tool. AWHONN Canada. Pilot Test 2006-2007. $2,500.

Lobchuk, M. (PI), McClement, S., & McPherson, C. Lung cancer sti gma: Att ributi onal eff ects on informal caregiver perspecti ve-taking and accuracy outcomes on symptom experiences. NCIC Operati ng Grant. July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2009. $204,592. Lobchuk, M. (PI), McPherson, C., & McClement, S. Lung Cancer Sti gma: Att ributi onal eff ects on

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informal caregiver perspecti ve-taking and accuracy outcomes on symptom experiences. Nati onal Cancer Insti tute of Canada (NCIC). July 2005 – June 2008). $220,000.

Lobchuk, M. Enhancing family caregiver communicati on competence in monitoring and interpreti ng cancer pati ent symptom experiences. Manitoba Health Research Council (MHRC) Establishment Grant. July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2008. $74,536.

Lobchuk, M. Illness att ributi ons, dyadic perspecti ve-taking, and perceptual accuracy of informal caregivers of pati ents with lung cancer. NCIC Research Scienti st Award. July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2010. $342,878.

Loiselle, C. G., Degner, L. F., Butler, L. J., Bott orff , J. L., Rosberger, A., Dubé, L., Hack, T. F., Shoveller, J. A., Davison, B. J., Hislop, T.G. Comprehensive research training program in psychosocial oncology. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research. September 1, 2003 to July 31, 2009; Total: $1,800,000.

Luo, Z. C. (PI), Heaman, M., Fraser, W., Martens, P., & Smylie, J. Community characteristi cs and birth outcomes among Canadian aboriginal women. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research, An Opportunity for New Researchers in Aboriginal Health competi ti on. 01/2005 - 12/2007. $73,130 per year for 3 years.

McClement, S. (PI), Lobchuk, M., Dean, R., & Chochinov, H. A Phenomenological Analysis of Health Care Aides’ ‘Experience of the Ethical’ in Caring for Dying Pati ents in a Personal Care Home. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research (CIHR) Special RFA in Ethics competi ti on. June 1, 2006. $39,538.

McClement, S. E. (PI), Candace Myers, S. L. P., & Chochinov, H. M. Reliance on Tube-Feeding: A Grounded Theory Study of Dysphagic Head and Neck Cancer Pati ents’ Experience. CancerCare Foundati on. September 2005 – August 2007. $13,500.

Mordoch, E., & Temple, B. Challenging the stereotypes of people with intellectual disabiliti es: An educati onal day. Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund, 2007. $2,463.

Olson, D. (PI), Heaman, M., et al. CIHR Strategic Training Program in Maternal-Fetal-Newborn Health. CIHR Training Program Grant. 2003-2009. $300,000 per annum for 6 years.

Scanlan, J.M., & Chernomas, W.M. Identi fying characteristi cs of the student who is weak in clinical practi ce. University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund. 2004. $5,000.

Scanlan, J. M. (Project Director), Beaton, J., Care, W. D., & Cameron, C. Strengthening nursing practi ce in Cuba through educati on and research. Canadian Internati onal Development Agency/Associati on of Universiti es and Colleges of Canada. 2004-2010. $1,000,000.

Schultz, A., Brewster, J., Tremblay, M., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., & Degner, L. Health Practi ti oners’ Role in Tobacco Reducti on: Theoreti cal Development of a Multi -level Behavioral Model. Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initi ati ve (CTCRI). 2006-2008. $14,876.

Schultz, A., Brewster, T., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Tremblay, M., Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco

Control. Alberta Cancer Board Workshop Grant. 2007-2008. $50,000.

Schultz, A., Brewster, T., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Tremblay, M., Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco Control. Health Canada Workshop Travel Grant. 2007. $35,000.

Schultz, A., Brewster, T., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Tremblay, M., Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco Control. CTCRI Workshop Grant. 2007. $15,000.

Schultz, A., Brewster, T., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Tremblay, M., Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco Control. ICE (Dr. Paul McDonald) Workshop Grant. 2007. $5,000.

Schultz, A., Brewster, T., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Tremblay, M., Fisher, & Quinlan. Canadian Health Professionals, Health Organizati ons and Tobacco

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Control. CIHR funded Strategic Training Program in Tobacco Research (Student bursaries), 2007. $7000.

Schultz, A.S.H. (PI), Brewster, J., Tremblay, M., Compton, S., Hyndman, K., Degner, L. Health practi ti oners’ role in tobacco reducti on: Theoreti cal development of a multi -level behavioural model.

Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initi ati ve-CTCRI. March 1, 2006 – February 28, 2008. $14,876.

Scruby, L., & Rapaport-Beck, R. Including Low Income Women With Children: Program and Policy Directi ons. Winnipeg Foundati on. January, 2005. $25,142.

Strain, L., Hawranik, P., St. John, P., & Grymonpre, R. Health and Aging in Rural Environmentt ss. CIHR New Emerging Team (NET) Program, July 2003 to June 2009. $250,000/year for 5 years with one year extension. Total: $1.25 million.

Stuart, M., Toman, C., McPherson, K., Rugherdale, M., Meijer Drees, L., Daigle, J., Grupma, S., & McKay, M. Canadian Nursing History: The Cultures of Colonialism and Nati onalism. SSHRC Standard Research Grant. 2006-2008. $121,000.

Thomas-McLean, R., Hack, T., Kwan, W., Mediema, B., Towers, A., Tatemichi, S., Quinlan, E., Tilley, A. Arm Morbidity aft er Breast Cancer: Building a Foundati on for Educati on, Preventi on and Rehabilitati on. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research/Saskatchewan Health Research Foundati on, Regional Partnership Program. 2007-2009; Total: $260,692.

Thomas-McLean, R., Hack, T., Mediema, B., Towers, A., Kwan, W., Tatemichi, S. Charti ng the course of arm morbidity in breast cancer: A prospecti ve, longitudinal follow-up. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research (MOP 68883). October 1, 2004 to September 30, 2007; Total: $438,336.

Ursel, E. (PI), and a tri-provincial team including C. Ateah (Collaborator). The Healing Journey: A Longitudinal Study of Women Who Have Been Abused by Inti mate Partners. Social Sciences and Humaniti es Research Council of Canada. 2003-2008. $1,000,000.

Woodgate, R. (PI), Dean, R., Shapiro, C., Edwards, M., Grant, K., & Cham, B. Percepti ons and Assessment of the Risks to Involving Children in Research: Perspecti ves of Research Ethics Board Members, Child Health Researchers, Parents, and Children. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research - RFA for Empirical and Conceptual Research on Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Studies Involving Pregnant Women and Children. October 2005-September 2008. $92,095.00 per year for three years plus $4,250.00 in equipment. Total: $280,535.

Woodgate, R. (PI), Halas, J. & Schultz, A. An ethnographic study of adolescents’ conceptualizati on of cancer and cancer preventi on: Framing cancer and cancer preventi on within the life-situati ons of adolescents. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research – CIHR Operati ng Grant. 2007-2008. $84,373.

Woodgate, R. (PI), Irani, P., Degner, L., Yanofsky, R., West, C. , & Watt ers, C. Development and Testi ng of a Computer Video-Game Approach Designed for Self-Assessment and Management of Meaning-Centred Symptom Experiences by Children with Cancer. Canadian Insti tutes of Health Research – CIHR Operati ng Grant. 2006-1010. $132,888.00 per year for four years. Total: $531,552.

Woodgate, R. L. (PI), Sloan, J., & Yanofsky, R. Parents’ and Children’s Decisions and Experiences in Childhood Cancer Clinical Trials. Canadian Insti tute of Health Research (CIHR) Operati ng Grant, Support for the period of July 2004 - July 2007. $49,428.

Woodgate, R. Youth speaking for themselves about health within their own life-situati ons: An ethnographic study of youth’s perspecti ves of health and their own health interests. Social Sciences and Humaniti es Research Council (SSHRC) Research Grant. 2007-2010. $60,000.

Yaworski, H., Motluck, L., & Sawatzky, J. The Impact of a Nurse Practi ti oner on the Left Without Being Seen Rate of an Adult Emergency Department. Dolly & Michael Gemby Nursing Research Award, Health Sciences Centre Foundati on. 2005. $3,545.

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Administrati on TeamDr. Dauna Crooks, DeanDr. Judith Scanlan, Associate Dean, Graduate ProgramsDr. Christi ne Ateah, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Programs Dr. Maureen Heaman, Associate Dean, ResearchMrs. Jacqueline Dewar, Executi ve Assistant

Program CoordinatorsDr. Ruth Dean, Internati onal Aff airs Coordinator Ms Penny Davis, Coordinator, Four Year Baccalaureate Program (up to December 31, 2007)Dr. Sandy Cosgrove Kluka (as of January 1, 2008)Ms Sandra Gessler, BPRN and Clinical Placements CoordinatorMs Nicole Harder, Learning Labs Coordinator

Academic Staff Ms Peggy Allman-AndersonMs Terri Ashcroft Dr. Christi ne AteahMs Theresa BowserDr. Dean CareMs Diane CepanecDr. Wanda ChernomasDr. Diana ClarkeDr. Benita CohenDr. Dauna CrooksMs Penny DavisDr. Ruth DeanDr. Lesley DegnerDr. William Diehl-JonesMs Elsie Duff Dr. Marie EdwardsMs Carol EnnsMs Marlee EnnsMs Karen FletcherMs Debbie FraserMs Sandy GesslerMs Barb GoodwinDr. Lorna GuseDr. Tom HackMs Nicole HarderDr. Pamela HawranikDr. Maureen HeamanMs Eleanor HrabowychMs Fiona JensenMs Marilyn KlimczakDr. Sandy Cosgrove Kluka

Mr. Ulysses LahaieMs Tracy LickersDr. Michelle LobchukDr. Susan McClementDr. Marion McKayDr. Diana McMillanDr. Elaine MordochMs Verna PangmanDr. Jo-Ann SawatzkyDr. Judith ScanlanDr. Annett e SchultzDr. Lynn ScrubyMs Marilyn SeguireMs Carla ShapiroMs Sara ShusterMs Cosett e Taylor-MendesDr. Beverley TempleMs Judith TothMr. Peri VenkateshDr. Roberta Woodgate

Senior ScholarsDr. Cynthia CameronDr. Annett e GuptonDr. Barbara Naimark

Adjunct FacultyDr. Wendy Fallis, Victoria General HospitalDr. David Gregory, University of LethbridgeDr. Anne Katz, Cancer Care ManitobaDr. Caroline Park, Athabasca University

Support Staff Ms Ipti sam Alexanders, Offi ce AssistantMs Janet Berard, Undergraduate Program AssistantMs Joyce Boyechko, Administrati ve ClerkMs Eva Brasko, Student Services AssistantMs Karen Dempsey, Student Services CoordinatorMrs. Jacqueline Dewar, Executi ve AssistantMr. Khosrow Hakimzadeh, Informati on TechnologistMs Cathy Johnston, Registrar Mr. Terry Kiliwnik, Informati on Systems CoordinatorMs Marni Laurencelle, Administrati ve Secretary to the DeanMs Armande Lemoine, Offi ce AssistantMs Margaret Massie, Offi ce AssistantMr. Ryan Nicolson, Informati on TechnologistMr. Grant Queskekapow, Student Advisor

(Norway House)Ms Lorraine Robertson, Offi ce Assistant (Norway House)Ms Louise Sabourin, Graduate Programs Assistant Mr. Marti n Speight, Student AdvisorMs Terri Tauff enbach, Student AdvisorMs Karla Williams, Student AdvisorMs Sylvie Winslow, Scheduling Assistant (EBNP)Ms Lisa Wolfe-Ulrich, Administrati ve Secretary, MCNHR (MNRI)Ms Lai Chun Yee, Administrati ve Coordinator