faculty of nursing annual report 2004-05 Design & layout: Susan E. Parker Editor: Susan E. Parker Printer: Unigraphics

For information about this report, please contact: Susan E. Parker, Communications Coordinator Helen Glass Centre for Nursing University of , MB R3T 2N2 Phone: 204.474-7021 Email: [email protected]

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The annual report is a publication of the Faculty of Nursing at the . Academic & Administrative Staff ...... 4 Dean’s Message ...... 8 Undergraduate Programs ...... 9 Four-Year BN Program Learning Labs  Brandon  Norway House  University College of the North (JBN)  Red River College (JBN)  Baccalaurate Program for Registered Nurses  Clinical Placements International Affairs ...... 18 Faculty Research ...... 19

MNRI ...... 21 Graduate Program ...... 23  GNA Report Awards & Accolades ...... 25 Appendices ...... 26 A Undergraduate Scholarship and Awards B Graduate Scholarship Awards C Publications D Other Scholarly & Poster Presentations E Professional Memberships/Research Related Activities F Committees and Public Service G Nursing Practice H Awards I Research Funding J Graduate Student Supervision

3 Administration Dr. Ruth Dean Ms Janet Sinclair Margaret Massie, Office Assistant Team Dr. Lesley Degner Ms Beverley Temple Karen Nickerson, Student Advisor Dr. Dean Care, Acting Dean Dr. William Diehl-Jones Ms Judith Toth Maureen Paisley, Administrative Assistant (Evidence- Dr. Judith Scanlan, Associate Dean, Graduate Program Ms Elsie Duff Ms Sonia Udod Based Nursing Practice) Dr.Wanda Chernomas, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Ms Carol Enns Mr. Peri Venkatesh Susan E. Parker, Communications Coordinator Programs (Academic Affairs) Ms Marlee Enns Dr. Linda West Grant Queskekapow, Student Advisor (Norway House) Dr. Christine Ateah, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Ms Debbie Fraser Ms Joanne Winsor Lorraine Robertson, Office Assistant (Norway House) Programs (Student Affairs) Ms Cathy Foster Dr. Roberta Woodgate Louise Sabourin, Graduate Program Assistant Dr. Diana Clarke, Director, MNRI Ms Sandy Gessler Martin Speight, Student Advisor Dr. Lesley Degner, Faculty Research Development Dr. David Gregory Adjunct Terri Tauffenbach, Student Advisor Mrs. Jacqueline Dewar, Executive Assistant Dr. Lorna Guse Faculty Sylvie Winslow, Scheduling Assistant (EBNP) Dr. Tom Hack Dr. Lorna Butler, Dalhousie University (08/05) Lai Chun Yee, Administrative Coordinator Program Ms Nicole Harder Dr. Cindy-Lee Dennis, (04/05) and Site Ms Fjola Hart-Wasakeesikaw Dr. Wendy Fallis, Victoria General Hospital (04/07) Coordinators Dr. Pamela Hawranik Dr. Anne Katz, Cancer Care Manitoba (09/07) Dr. Maureen Heaman Dr. Loretta Secco, University College of Cape Berton Ms Nicole Harder, Learning Labs Coordinator Ms Kathryn Hyndman (01/08) Dr. Janet Beaton, International Affairs Coordinator Ms Fiona Jensen Dr. Jeff Sloan, Mayo Clinic (06/04) Ms Penny Davis, Coordinator, Four Year Program Dr. Anne Katz Dr. Dickie Yu, St. Amant Centre (03/05) Ms Bev Temple, Brandon Site Coordinator Ms Marilyn Klimczak Ms Sandra Gessler, BPRN and Clinical Placements Dr. Sandy Kluka Coordinator Support Staff Mr. Ulysses Lahaie Pam Achtemichuk, CAICN/Placement Assistant Ms Marlene Skokun, Dept. Head - Health, UCN Dr. Michelle Lobchuk Iptisam Alexanders, Office Assistant Ms Karen Wall, Program Chair, RRC - JBN Coordinator Ms Coty Madrid Janet Berard, Undergraduate Programs Assistant Academic Staff Ms Lynne Manns Joyce Boyechko, Administrative Clerk Dr. Susan McClement Eva Brasko, Student Services Assistant Ms Peggy Allman-Anderson Dr. Marion McKay Darlene Brown, Office Assistant (Brandon) Ms Terri Ashcroft Dr. Diana McMillan Tracey Collyer, Student Advisor (Brandon) Dr. Christine Ateah Dr. Elaine Mordoch Lynda Closson, Office Assistant Dr. Diana Barkwell Dr. Barbara Naimark Karen Dempsey, Student Services Coordinator Dr. Janet Beaton Ms Carol Opochinsky Jacqueline Dewar, Executive Assistant Ms Theresa Bowser Ms Verna Pangman Shirley Dyck, Confidential Secretary to the Dean Dr. Dean Care Ms Kerri Ramstead Kathleen Garces, Office Assistant Ms Diane Cepanec Dr. Jo-Ann Sawatzky Khosrow Hakimzadeh, Information Technologist Dr. Wanda Chernomas Dr. Judith Scanlan Wendy Haidey, Office Administrator Ms Laurie Clark Ms Brenda Schoenborn Cathy Johnston, Registrar Dr. Diana Clarke Dr. Lynn Scruby Terry Kiliwnik, Information Systems Coordinator Ms Anita Cohen Dr. Loretta Secco Marni Laurencelle, Adminstrative Secretary, MNRI Ms Benita Cohen Ms Marilyn Seguire Armande Lemoine, Office Assistant Ms Penny Davis Ms Carla Shapiro 4 program goals overview & objectives Our mission is to advance, communicate, and preserve nursing knowledge and to prepare individuals for the practice of professional nursing, thereby contributing to the health and well-being of Programs are economical, individuals, groups and communities. socially responsive, flexible, and practice-based. fast facts

Total amount of research dollars granted to our faculty members from current and ongoing research Graduates are prepared to = $1,431,565.74. engage in research-based professional practice in a variety of health care settings and within a Number of eligible graduates in 2004-05 = 338 changing health care system.

did you know? Graduates of the Master’s A MNRI survey found that approximately half of the 2004 nursing graduates (n=157; 51.6%) were working program are prepared to as nurses or had been offered a position in nursing by the time they completed their final course in the advance nursing knowledge and nursing program. Of these graduates, 49% were in full-time positions, 40% in part-time positions, and 12% practice through the were in casual positions. The majority of graduates who were looking for a nursing position indicated a development of practice-based preference for a permanent nursing position that was either full time or part time with an EFT of 0.6 or research programs. higher.

The majority (79%) of October 2004 graduates indicated that their senior clinical practicum lead to their jobs and 85% were satisfied with their current employment status. Faculty provide expertise to the nursing community in areas of research, practice, and education.

5 Four-Year Program (BN) Graduates, 1998 to 2004 Graduates 351 350 350 350 For the past three years, graduate numbers have held steady at 315 around the 350 mark per year. This is a major accomplishment 300 for the Faculty of Nursing and for the healthcare system of Manitoba. 250

200 190 Urban 153 150 The BN degree is available at the Fort Garry campus. The 133 104 Faculty also offers the Joint Baccalaureate Nursing (JBN) degree 100 in partnership with Red River College. The BPRN is available province-wide through distance education. 50

0 Northern 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 First year of the BN degree program was offered on-site in Norway House. In conjunction with the University College of the North, the Joint Baccalaureate of Nursing ( JBN) degree is also delivered in Thompson and The Pas.

Increasing Enrolment Overall Enrolment, 1998/99 to 2004/05 (Regular Session) The graph on the left clearly indicates that the demand 1526 for university-based education remains steady. Since 1996, 1497 1500 1470 1362 enrolment has almost tripled. 1285

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6 Province-wide Admissions, 2000 to 2004 (Regular Session) Undergraduate

800 760 760 760 Admissions 667 647 Admissions increased by more than 160% since 1998. The 600 488 499 477 499 499 application data suggest that interest in a nursing career is 400 high, as indicated by the number of applications. Year after year, with the increases in applications, there have been far 200 more applicants than seats available in the program.

0 00R 01R 02R 03R 04R Program Statistics Total enrolment in the BPRN has remained steady in recent years (2001R = 178; 2002R = 207; 2003R = 211), at approximately 200 students. The Faculty was pleased to BPRN Program Stats, 2001 to 2003 (Regular Session) welcome 100 new admissions to the BPRN for September 125 119 122 2004. 107 100 Nursing Summer Term 75 (NST) 53 The Faculty of Nursing established NST in 1999 to 50 39 41 accelerate students, allowing them to complete the BN 33 25 degree in three years or less. In 2004, 182 students enrolled in NST. These numbers do not include the 127 fourth year 0 students who completed 49.429 (practicum) from the Fort 01R 02R 03R 04R Garry and Red River campuses; nor the 32 students from Brandon. In 2004, NST has been scaled back to offering Forgivable Loans, 1999 to 2004 only fourth year courses.

Year # of students funded Amount of funding NST Enrolment Figures Conditional Grant 1999-2000 81 $160,000 81 Program 2000-01 153 $200,000 175 Funding has been provided to nursing students through 2001-02 251 n/a 315 the Nurses Recruitment and Retention Fund’s (Manitoba 2002-03 132 $202,700 275 Health) Conditional Grant Program. Applicants must be: 2003-04 200 $412,200 230 a recent graduate from an approved program and within six 2004* 11 $44,000 182 months of initial registration; and willing to relocate to a site in rural Manitoba. Graduates agree to provide a minimum of In 2004, the forgivable loans program was overhauled. The new program, Conditional Grant for Manitoba’s Nursing Graduates, encourage new graduates to relocate to rural communities in Manitoba, subsequently reducing the number of rural nursing vacancies. Recipients meeting the eligibility criteria are entitled one year of service in Manitoba per loan received. to apply to the NRRF for a grant in the amount of $4000.00.

7 Message from the Acting Dean – Dean Care, RN, EdD

e are pleased to present the year 2004/05, our expenditures totaled professional faculty such as Nursing. We who commit themselves to promoting W2004/05 Faculty of Nursing over $10 million, and our renown and are very proud of our nursing students university-based nursing education, we Annual Report. We have come a long skilled researchers brought in over $1.4 and graduates. are very pleased to provide this review of way from our humble beginnings, to million dollars in research funding. our year’s activities. Please do take time to being the only institution in Manitoba I invite you to explore our report and see enjoy our Annual Report and the many dedicated to educating nurses through Each year, this report highlights the where we’ve been, and more importantly, successes noted herein. You can contact a full-range of programming from the progress and growth of our Faculty. From where we are headed. My term as Acting us at (204) 474-7452 or via e-mail at baccalaureate to PhD level. The Faculty improving curriculum to investigating Dean finishes on July 1, 2005. I am [email protected] if you have of Nursing is poised to undertake change new areas of research, we are leading the pleased to hand the responsibility of any questions about this Report—or if again, as the 2005/2006 regular session is way to promoting nursing education bringing this Faculty more into its own to you would like to offer any comments. upon us. within a complex and integrated health Dr. Marlene Reimer, our incoming Dean. care system. Our faculty members are We are all eager to see how her vision will Today, over 1500 students, pursuing three award-winning and dedicated to the shape the future here at the Faculty of different degree programs, and nurses future of nursing, education, research, Nursing. We have become very good at enrolled in our continuing education and practice. They are involved in the accomplishing our goals and objectives, programs grace the hallways of our practice community, bringing research and now it is time to spread our wings building and off-campus program sites. findings to the workplace; and mentoring even further. It is indeed an exciting time More than 90 tenured/tenure track future researchers to do the same. Our to be at the Faculty of Nursing. faculty, instructors, and clinical faculty students are bright and eager to make teach, conduct research and provide a difference in the world through their Finally, at the end of this report there service that benefit our students, the chosen profession. A large proportion are appendices that highlight funding, university, the local community, and the of our students (26%) make the Dean’s research initiatives, and individual Province of Manitoba. Support staff, Honour List. Our graduate students contributions. numbering more than 30, help us all are also skilled at receiving funding and navigate through our daily endeavours recognition for their research and work. On behalf of the Faculty of Nursing and pursue our long term goals. In fiscal These are great accomplishments for a and the many faculty, students, and staff

8 Undergraduate Programs (Academic Affairs) – Wanda Chernomas, RN, PhD

he size and complexity of implemented for the 2006 admission year, of Schools of Nursing Task Force on Tundergraduate programming and include changes to the minimum Clinical Education; and Sandy Gessler, requires the efforts of many individuals number of credits needed for admission (Coordinator: Clinical Practice and to ensure quality programming. and specific courses required. BPRN Program) provided a report about Coordinators play an instrumental role the new Canadian Registered Nurse in this regard through their numerous The Teaching Team Leaders hosted a Exam Blueprint. and varied activities such as, addressing faculty retreat on April 15 to discuss faculty and student issues, supporting the implementation of the updated and In the delivery of the undergraduate course delivery, interpreting policies, and refined conceptual framework - Health programs, it is important to develop facilitating links with others within the Promotion Across the Lifespan. The and maintain partnerships with academic and health care community. CRC anticipates further revisions will be colleagues in practice. For example, finalized and implemented over the next in Winnipeg, a program liaison In relation to the four year program, two years. committee, with representatives from the a curriculum development process nursing leadership council and faculty has shifted to a curriculum revision The Faculty retreat, themed, Promoting administration, meet regularly to discuss process. Building upon the work of the Excellence in Teaching, was held in issues affecting nursing practice and in Manitoba in February, 2005. The Curriculum Development Committee, December 2004. Presentations and nursing education. This year, the group conference is a forum to discuss nursing the Curriculum Revision Committee discussions included: Providing culturally hosted a day long meeting for faculty education issues and share research (CRC) has been actively engaged in sensitive professional education by Rosalyn and Winnipeg based nursing leaders to findings with nurse educator colleagues revising the current curriculum and Howard (Manager, Learning and exchange updates on local and national from Western . Faculty from all is bringing forward changes to the Development Services); Addressing the educational issues and planned changes in sites and partners participated. curriculum in stages. unique challenges facing aboriginal students health care delivery, in particular, nursing by Dr. Fred Shore (Executive Director, services. There was opportunity to discuss Through the dedication of faculty, staff Revisions to the admission criteria Office of University Accessibility) and specific strategies to facilitate partnerships and students, and our partners and were approved by Senate and will be Kali Storm (Director, Aboriginal Student and enhance clinical practice education. supporters, approximately 298 graduates implemented in two phases. Revisions Centre). Nicole Harder (Learning Lab are eligible to enter the profession of to the minimum acceptable adjusted Coordinator) and Penny Davis (Four The Faculty shared in hosting the nursing with a BN degree from the grade point average will be implemented Year Program Coordinator) provided Western Region Canadian Association University of Manitoba this calendar year. in 2005. The second phase will be a report on the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing conference held

9 Undergraduate Programs (Student Affairs) – Christine Ateah, RN, PhD

he Nursing Students’ Association to all our partners for their dedication Programs in the Faculty of Nursing are TCouncil (NSAC) Co-Sticks and hard work in facilitating successful well supported by our hard working Mr. Jason Perche and Ms Monica programming. Student Services team. Thanks to Tardi have been dedicated and hard- Ms. Karen Dempsey, student services working in promoting student activity The Office of Student Services at the coordinator; Ms. Catherine Johnston, and involvement in the Faculty of Faculty of Nursing works closely with registrar; and student advisors: Ms. Karen Nursing and Student Council. It has many other colleagues and departments Nickerson, Mr. Martin Speight, and been a pleasure to meet with both university-wide. We greatly appreciate the Ms. Terri Tauffenbach. Appreciation on a regular basis to work together in work by our dedicated communication is also extended to Ms. Janet Berard, addressing concerns and improving and English language instructor, Ms. undergraduate program assistant; Ms. student experiences in our Faculty and to Cosette Taylor-Mendes, for her work Pam Achtemichuk, CAICN/placement participate together in educational and with our students and development of assistant; and Ms. Eva Brasko, student social events. resources for their benefit. I would like services assistant. These individuals to also express thanks and appreciation provide excellent support and resources We continue to work closely with our for all the support and expertise provided for recruitment to admission and partners in undergraduate nursing by our colleagues in the departments of registration processes to ongoing faculty education; Brandon University (in Enrolment Services, Student Advocacy, and student support and advisement. Best of luck to the Graduating Class of transition), Red River College, University Disability Services, ACCESS, the 2005, and sincere thanks to all the faculty College of the North (formerly Keewatin Learning Assistance Centre, Counselling The Faculty is very proud of our students and support staff who worked so hard to Community College), and the Norway Services, and the Aboriginal Student and their successes and accomplishments. educate, guide, and support our students House Cree Nation Community. Good Centre. We acknowledged the many scholarships in their journeys to success. communication and open dialogue are and awards that they earn as nursing the keys to successful partnerships and The high numbers of applicants and students, as nurses and leaders, and as I would like to express appreciation registered students in the Undergraduate they continue in graduate education.

10 Four Year Baccalaureate Program – Penny Davis, RN, MEd

he past academic year again had a The continued large number of nursing final year of the program. Our student The Faculty of Nursing continues to be Tlarge enrollment of nursing students students has encouraged us to look at services group provided information involved with the ACCESS program. (240) enter the Four Year Baccalaureate different areas of clinical practice. We about registration, exam scheduling Thanks in good part to Sharon Burns Nursing Program at the Fort Garry continue to find innovative ways to electives and graduation. our ACCESS students are finding the campus. Our University 1 courses of facilitate our students’ learning. We work assistance they need to be successful. Introduction to Nursing and Growth and closely with the WRHA and clinical sites I would like to commend our Development are very popular, with over to enhance our students’ learning. We Communication/English Language Our Nursing Summer Term is gradually 600 students enrolling in these courses. presently are expanding our community Instructor, Cosette Taylor-Mendes as she drawing to a close as this year we have experience to include not only maternal/ continues to make a great impact on our offered only fourth year in its entirety. Highlights of the Academic year include: child and geriatric experiences but students’ progress through the program. Approximately 250 students were Our Clinical Education Facilitators palliative and mental health experiences She has been extremely successful in accepted for fourth year study for the (CEF’s) are an integral part of students’ as well. assisting students with term papers, summer term. We are also offering clinical growth and development. To help speaking in clinical practice, reading and our Research Methods course and our our CEF’s meet the needs of the students Continued efforts have been made to understanding the textbooks and studying Prevention of Illness course as well as our we have various workshops/seminars meet the growing needs of our student for multiple choice exams. Cosette has two University 1 courses of Introductuion throughout the year to facilitate their role nurses. In an attempt to improve the developed many innovative ways to to Nursing and Human Growth and with our students. clinical component of the nursing enhance our students learning and we are Development. program in third year, we have extended very pleased that she will be returning to A general orientation for new CEF’s was the clinical experience from 6 hours to 8 work with our students in the fall. The Teddy Bear Picnic continues to held in early September. New CEF’s were hours per day twice a week for a 9 week be a highlight for many of our nursing encouraged to delve into the expectations period. This time frame allows the student The Four Year Baccalaureate Nursing students. It is heartwarming to see the of students in the clinical area as well as to gain more theoretical background Program and Disability Services have volunteers generously care for many within the Faculty of Nursing. Various before beginning their clinical rotation worked together this year to help students teddy bears, bunnies, puppies and even methods of evaluation were discussed and and also helps the student feel more with disabilities meet the standards the occasional frog. Everyone had a encouraged. Different scenarios were put secure in successfully completing their necessary to be successful within the field terrific time and all animals recovered. forward to help the new CEF’s adapt to a care. This pilot project was started in the of nursing. A one day workshop was put wide variety of student situations. 2003 Nursing Summer Term. The project on by our Learning Lab instructors where The Faculty of Nursing continues proved to be so successful that the clinical students with disabilities could observe to be involved with Mini University. In January 2004, Dieter Schönwetter course has been adjusted to accommodate what nurses do during the course of their An energetic, well qualified nursing facilitated a workshop for our CEF’s the different time frame. workday. This pilot project was so well student instructor did an excellent job of entitled, From Personal Confidence to received and appreciated last year that we promoting nursing to children ranging in Student Confidence: A Vicarious Transfer. We continue to host our half day are hosting another workshop this year. age from 10-16 years. This workshop was very well received and orientation for our students transferring appreciated. from Red River College to finish their

11 Learning Labs – Nicole Harder, RN, MPA

uring the past academic year ceremony to acknowledge professors on online videos while practicing in the hold annual workshops for the Clinical Din the Learning Labs, we have campus who have made a significant lab. Clinical decision making software Education Facilitators to ensure that continued to educate undergraduate effort to accommodate students with is being previewed to be added to these there is continuity between what is being nursing students by using case scenarios, disabilities. computers. With the increased interest taught in the Learning Labs and how simulations, audio-visual technology, in simulation centres, the Learning skills are practised in the clinical setting. and equipment used in the practise Research Laboratories have researched options Our own “Jake” (practice mannequin) is setting. This has allowed students to learn Using familiar actors and humour in regarding human patient simulators. also providing assistance to the Faculty and practice psychomotor and clinical videos has been shown to increase Nursing laboratories and simulation of Engineering, as he is currently on loan decision making skills in a realistic and retention and interest in education videos. centres in New Orleans and San Diego to them as they look at how to better use safe environment. Theresa Bowser, Marlee Enns, and have been visited to see how other robotics with ultrasound equipment. Nicole Harder presented a poster titled nursing faculties have incorporated Teaching and Learning Evidence-based, familiar face: How using simulations. Communication between Community partners Scenarios and simulations continue to be familiar actors increase interest/retention the WRHA and Faculty of Medicine In fall of ‘04, the instructors provided a successfully used as the primary teaching in educational videos at the Nursing 2005 has been ongoing to explore these workshop for the public health nurses method. In the 2nd year Nursing Skills Symposium in New Orleans. possibilities. in the WRHA on intramuscular course, all of the videos are now online injection in infants. We also provided a and are available for students to view at The Learning Labs are nearing University partners workshop on pediatric catheterization their convenience. The 3rd year videos completion of the Minerva Safe The learning labs continue to provide for the physicians and nurses of the Red are in the process of being uploaded Manitoba project that addresses safety and facilitate a workshop on intravenous River Valley Health District. As part of and will be ready for the September ‘05 in body mechanics for new members of therapy for the Faculty of Pharmacy. Discovery Days in Health Sciences, we academic year. The videos use the Lab the workforce. The Web CT program In November, in conjunction with the held two workshops on nursing skills Instructors as actors and take place in includes video segments and text material department of Environment Sciences, at the Bannatyne campus. The nurses the Patient Care Labs, both of which on safe moving, lifting and transferring the lab instructors, along with four from Jane’s Clinic have used the lab to have been proven to increase interest and of patients. It also includes scenarios undergraduate students, participated in refresh and practise their IV insertion retention of content. Alternative forms that will address and help the student the Collaborative Mercury Research skills. The labs are also involved with for video viewing are being investigated respond to unsafe clinical situations. Network (COMERN) General Congress the public school system and has hosted for Nursing Health Assessment. Upon its completion, this program will by taking blood samples from research the grade 4 class of the Hampstead be shared with other nursing programs in participants. We have also provided a Elementary School, as well as the grade In the Learning Labs, we are continually Manitoba. workshop titled A Day in the Life Of 11 and 12 biology classes of Grant seeking to accommodate all students Jake for Disability Services that allowed Park High School. These projects and and provide them with positive learning Integrating Technology potential applicants to the Faculty of ongoing relationships are important to experiences. This year, Theresa Bowser Computers have been placed in the Nursing to gain a better understanding the Learning Labs and we are pleased (lab instructor) was recognized by labs and are available for student use. of the some of the technical skills that to be able to continue to support these Disability Services at their annual award Frequently, students will watch the are taught in nursing. We continue to activities. 12 The University of Manitoba confers Brandon – Bev Temple, RN, MN, PhD(c) Outreach Awards to faculty and staff who have made exemplary contributions to the Students John R. Brodie Scholarship – Gregg The Brandon and surrounding broader community. Marlee Enns (lab The number of students left in the Thiessen community has always been very instructor) received such an award for her University of Manitoba program, Avery and Mabel Harrison Scholarship supportive of nursing education in work in Ethiopia. We are very proud to Brandon site is decreasing as we have – Tobias Springer Brandon. Gradually as the U of M have Marlee as part of our Lab Team. only one year left. There are 16 students Rotary Club of Brandon – Serena Plante program is phased out, all of the awards to complete their program. Some of Dorothy E. (Davis) Stewart Memorial will be transferred to the Brandon The Lab Instructors continue to sit on these students are doing some fourth year Award – Rebecca Gordon University Nursing Program to continue policy and procedure committees for the courses at Fort Garry over the summer Brandon Regional Health Centre to support baccalaureate nursing tertiary care hospitals, and this summer, so will complete their practicum in April. Auxiliary Bursary – Gregg Thiessen education in Brandon. we will be embarking on a new project There will be 10 students to complete Brandon Clinic Scholarship – Steve that will see all four instructors each Pinning Ceremony their practicum in the spring of 2006. Klassen spending one month in various practise A.L. Kerr Scholarship – Colleen Wilson Another successful pinning ceremony settings. The purpose of spending time Awards Ceremony Brandon Regional Health Centre was held on April 16th, 2005 at Central in the clinical/practise areas are to ensure The annual awards ceremony was held in Scholarships United Church and a dinner to follow. currency and relevancy of content taught the Health Studies Complex on Brandon Holly Hancox and Cheryl Harrison - There were 43 students pinned, with 11 at the University to what is required of University campus October 7, 2005. Bronze Medal (Graduating Students) having completed their practicum in our students in the practice area. We The following is a list of the students Loni Fraser - Silver Medal (Graduating April and 32 completing their practicum are excited about this project and look who received awards: Congratulations Student) July 15, 2005. Dr. Dean Care, Acting forward to working more closely with our Students! Lee Ann Davidson - Gold Medal Dean of the Faculty of Nursing and Dr. practice partners. (Graduating Student) Wanda Chernomas participated in this Conclusion Diamond Jubilee (1960) Chapter, IODE ceremony. – Ruth Taylor This past year, the focus of the Learning Lions Club of Brandon Bursaries Labs has shifted slightly to become – Cindy Woodson and Kerri Tratch more closely linked with our practise Dr. Harold S. Evans Scholarship community and to enhance our visibility – Michelle Delveaux within the University itself. This has been Dr. F.K. Purdie Prize – Sara Helzer both challenging and rewarding, and Western Medical Clinic Prize – Kylie has allowed us to extend ourselves into Robinson other areas. The end results are Learning Reesor Prize – Michelle Delveaux Labs that facilitate student learning in a Dorothy E. (Davis) Stewart Memorial manner that is both current and relevant Award – Michelle Delveaux to the practise community in which we Elsevier Science Canada Award – Sara serve, and where students will ultimately Helzer practise. 13 Norway House – Dean Care, RN, EdD

his past year was a time of transition Queskekapow, Student Advisor, traveled only the first year of the baccalaureate The Faculty of Nursing, Norway Tat our Norway House program site. to Winnipeg on a regular basis over the nursing program was offered on site in House Cree Nation, and the University The year began with 22 second and third academic year to provide counseling and Norway House. Twelve first-year students College of the North are committed year students traveling to Winnipeg support services to our Norway House were admitted to the Continuing to envisioning and developing a new to attend school at the Fort Garry students. Education Division of the UM. Courses partnership agreement for nursing campus. Students attended an extensive were offered by faculty from the education in the North. orientation to the Faculty of Nursing, As a result of a faculty resignation and a University College of the North, Inter- Dafoe Library, and clinical agencies in research study leave, the Norway House Universities North, and the Faculty of late August and early September. Grant program was modified. In 2004-2005, Nursing.

University College of the North – Marlene Skokun, RN, BN

s of July 2004, Keewatin video conferencing, ILINC, WebCT, Wickdahl. The Nursing Award of Vicki Zeran and Marg Lees attended ACommunity College ceased to Desire2Learn in conjunction with Excellence will be presented June 17 & the CASN Annual meeting in Ottawa. exist and the University College of the University of Manitoba Nursing Faculty, 18 at the UCN convocation exercises at Vicki attended “Care of Heart Failure” in North (UCN) came into existence. Inter Universities North (IUN), and The Pas and the Thompson campus. Winnipeg. In line with this change, the Nursing Campus Manitoba. Two UCN Nursing Program became the University College Instructors, Cindy Nordick and Donna Professional Development Brenda Wasylik and Marg Lees certified of the North/University of Manitoba Kozun were seconded to teach to the Marlene Skokun attended the Aboriginal as Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Joint Baccalaureate Nursing Program. Norway House students. Recognition is Nurses’ Conference in St. John’s instructors in December. The Nursing Program continues to extended to the Nursing Faculty at the Newfoundland in June 2004. Peter attract students from across northern University of Manitoba who provide Kellett attended the Canadian Nurses Cindy Nordick, Susan Barbeau, Peter Manitoba and Saskatchewan with 170 courses to the UCN sites. Being able Association General meeting also held in Kellett, Marg Lees, Marlene Skokun, applications for 40 seats between the to remain in community in the North St. John’s in June. Les Proulx and Kim Fraser attended the two sites, Thompson and The Pas. There is important for student retention and WRCASN Conference in Winnipeg were 147 nursing students registered with success. November was a busy month with Peter February 2005. Kim Fraser presented 14 students successfully completing the Kellett attending the Aboriginal Nursing “Concept mapping: Enhancing critical Nursing program in July, 2005. Recognition and Awards Education Symposium in Ottawa. thinking in nursing education”. Recipients of the Foundation for Peter presented information on the The Program continues to be delivered Registered Nurses of Manitoba were Joint University College of the North/ using distributive modalities i.e. Melissa Brann, Tara Scott and Kristyn University of Manitoba BN Program.

14 Red River College – Karen Wall, RN, MN

he Red River College/University of aboriginal nurses and how CAHRD can Events Kim Fraser, a former graduate of RRC TManitoba Joint BN Program began become involved in nursing education, in The Western Region of the Canadian Northern Nursing Program in Thompson the 2004-2005 academic year with an all particular with RRC. Association of Schools of Nursing was the featured profile in the Canada time high enrollment of 297 students, Annual Conference was held at the on-Line Nursing Journal. Kim is now an 100 of whom were new Year One In an effort to address the many issues Hotel Fort Garry from February 17th instructor in the Nursing Department at students. associated with the reality of the to 19th. Although jointly sponsored UCN. multi-cultural classroom, the Nursing by the nursing programs at RRC, U Initiatives Department established a new Cultural of M, Brandon University and UCN, Dr.Veryl Tipliski’s article: Parting at Faculty and students in the JBN Program Diversity Committee. The committee Conference Planning Committee the Crossroads: The Emergence of were research subjects for University consists of two staff members and four members were all RRC Nursing Education for Psychiatric Nursing in of British Columbia Nursing PhD students from non-North American Department Staff - Leslie Walsh, Chair Three Canadian Provinces, 1909 -1955 student Donna Martin. Ms Martin Cultural groups. The general purpose and members Kris Metcalfe and Joanna was published in Volume 21: Issue 2 of conducted interviews with faculty and of the committee is to review and make Simmons-Swinden. More than 20 RRC the 2004 Canadian Bulletin of Medical aboriginal nursing students as part of her recommendations to the department Nursing Department Staff members History. dissertation project on the experiences of about culturally-related concerns and participated in the various conference aboriginal students in Canadian Nursing educational needs for both staff and planning sub-committees. Allison Murdoch-Schon, Linda Levitt, programs. students. Sonia Jablonski-Praznik and Shelley On April 15th, the Nursing Department Tallin were selected as Manitoba The RRC Nursing Department took The RRC Nursing Department, the had an in-house Staff Development representatives for marking of the the lead role in developing new appeal RRC Educational Assessment Services day. The two topics addressed were: new Canadian Nurse Registration policies for clinical practice grades and staff from the Nursing Access “Dealing with Bullying Behavior”, and Examinations. in all health-related programming Program developed new policies that will “Dealing with Generation X and Y in the at the college. The new policies were enhance the ability to assess and ensure Classroom”. Nursing Department A&P Instructor approved by the RRC Senior Academic readiness of access students in relation to Jason Taylor has co-authored the text Committee in early October. reading skills prior to entering the Joint The Chair of Nursing represented RRC Memmler’s The Human Body in Health BN Program. at the proclamation of Nurses Week held and Disease, published by Lippincott The RRC Chair of Nursing participated at the legislature and brought formal Williams and Wilkins. in an inaugural discussion with Faculty from the Nursing Department greetings from RRC. The proclamation representatives from the Centre and the Community Services was signed by Health Minister Tim Sale. Linda Levitt and Elaine Beyer received for Aboriginal Human Resource Department are working jointly on awards for Excellence in Professional Development (CAHRD), the Winnipeg an initiative to develop a policy on Faculty Accomplishments Nursing Practice at the CRNM’s Annual Regional Health Authority (WRHA) “professional unsuitability” in the RRC Cathy Baxter has been appointed to the Professional Nursing Achievement and RRC Aboriginal Education. The Human Services Programs. Discipline Committee of the College of Awards Luncheon held at the Canad Inn topic of discussion was the need for more Registered Nurses of Manitoba. Polo Park on May 11, 2005. 15 Baccalaureate Program for Registered Nurses – Sandy Gessler, RN, MPA

Web Based Course Delivery he Baccalaureate Program for 05R 04R 03R with 13 completing the program. TRegistered Nurses provides An important objective of the BPRN Total Graduates 38 39 39 an important and unique learning is to ensure access to courses for all The CAICNP is an important career New Admissions 96 200 107 opportunity for registered nurses seeking students with special consideration for option for nurses with an interest in Total Enrolment* 230 246 225 a undergraduate degree in Nursing. The those students who, because of distance this highly specialized area of patient *All students enrolled in BPRN courses, including program is designed to build on practising or other circumstances, need or prefer, care. It plays a vital role in insuring that regular program admissions, as well as students nurses’ previous educational and work to take courses via distance delivery this specialized nursing workforce is enrolled through Distance Education and students experience. The goal is to contribute to methods. In the past all core courses and continually renewed. with Special Students (SS)status. the individual’s personal and professional several nursing electives were formatted Celebrations growth and career advancement through for print based delivery. With the rapid Collaborative Adult Intensive an educational experience. development of web based technology Care Nursing Program The BPRN students celebrated the and the popularity of personal computers (CAICNP) completion of their degrees with a The BPRN attracts practising nurses at with high speed Internet access the trend breakfast held at the Niakwa Country The Collaborative Adult Intensive Care all points in their nursing careers. Many in distance education is to convert print Club in early June. The event was Nursing Program is a specialty program see attainment of a nursing degree as based courses to web based delivery. Five attended by approximately 40 students offering within the BPRN. It offers a source of new ideas and perspectives of the core program courses and one family and friends of the graduates and registered nurses the opportunity to to enhance their direct care practice nursing elective are now offered by Web several faculty members. Each graduate in develop advanced skills in the assessment while others see it as a way to increase CT. These are offered on an alternating attendance received an gold key chain on and management of patients experiencing career opportunities. Those entering the basis with the traditional in-class option. which the letters BPRN were engraved. critical and often life threatening illness. program late in their careers often view A small number of print based courses Thank you to the graduating students for The program is provided in partnership earning their BN degree as a highly will continue to be offered to ensure inviting faculty as their guests. A special with the Winnipeg Health Sciences personal achievement. Graduates of course access to students who require thanks to Sylvia Flint and Jody Binnun Centre and St Boniface General the current Red River College diploma distance delivery but may not yet have for all their efforts in making this event a Hospital. Students attend theory and nursing program are expected to be reliable Internet access. success. a continued source of applicants for lab courses and undertake their clinical the BPRN. Information sessions are Program Statistics experiences at one of the hospital sites. I would like to recognize Karen Course credits earned for the successful conducted with this potential applicant Total enrolment in the BPRN remains Nickerson, student advisor, for her completion of the theoretical component pool. The first group of nine graduates steady at approximately 200 students. The excellent work with the BPRN of the program can be applied toward the from the RRC program were admitted Faculty was pleased to welcome a total students. I am also grateful to Dr BN degree, as well as toward a certificate to the BPRN in 05R. The majority of of 96 new admissions to the BPRN for Wanda Chernomas, Associate Dean in Intensive Care Nursing. The CAICNP students in the BPRN attend classes on a September 05. The following provides Undergraduate Programs for her was offered once over 05R at the HSC part time basis. Courses are scheduled so data on trends over the most recent 3 year continuing support and guidance during site. Eighteen students were admitted students can combine work and study. period: this past year. 16 Clinical Placements – Sandy Gessler, RN, MPA

linical placements ensure and College Universitiare St Boniface appreciation reception in May. This event our students and clinical instructors. In Cthat each student in the Four have become an important part of the is our opportunity to say thank you to spite of heavy demands for placements Year Undergraduate Program has planning process to ensure coordination all our practice colleagues involved in our requests are not often refused. the necessary exposure to learning and communication among the main students clinical placements from nurse opportunities in the real world of Winnipeg based nursing programs. managers to education liaisons, preceptors Clinical teaching and learning will health care delivery. Smaller numbers and direct care nurses. This years event continue to be an essential and dynamic of placements are required for the Clinical placements require careful and was held at the University Club and was component of nursing education. Baccalaureate Program for Registered accurate communication, data entry attended by approximately 80 guests and There are many challenges for the Nurses and the Master in Nursing and maintenance of excellent working faculty members. future such as finding new and creative Program. relationships with our nursing practice ways to ensure that student learning colleagues. I want to express my thanks to At this years reception four placement and that clinical experiences keep There are six clinical courses in the Four Pam Achtemichuk, Clinical Placement sites were recognized for their pace with the changing trends in Year Program curriculum. In “clinical” Assistant for her hard work, skill, patience outstanding contribution to nursing health care delivery, the principles of students apply theoretical concepts, and good humor in often challenging education. Representatives from each site Primary Health Care, inter-disciplinary practice skills learned in the laboratory circumstances. attended to receive a recognition gift. The collaboration and the expanding role of setting and develop confidence and sites recognized this year were: registered nurses in health care delivery. clinical judgment. Clinical learning Placement Data Catherine’s Place Seniors; experiences build on one another as The following provides approximated 7AS (surgery) at St Boniface Hospital; students move through the program data regarding undergraduate (Four Year Level 5B, units 4-5 and 6-7 (medicine) and are expected to manage increasingly Degree program and BPRN) clinical Seven Oakes Hospital and the combined complex patient care. Clinical courses placements for 04/05: Labour and Delivery/Post Partum/ provide clinical teachers with the LDRP expereince at the Women’s Centre opportunity to assess students’ practice Total number of placements 2000 of the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre. and evaluate their performance against Number of agencies 60 accepted standards of care and course Number of individual units/ Many thanks to Janet Berard, expectations. Each student requires two offices/departments 148 Undergradaute Program Assistant, for to four placements each year resulting in Number of clinical course her assistance in organizing this event. a total of over 2000 placements per year. sections 13 Coordination of such large numbers of Number of students placed 750 The Faculty of Nursing is grateful to placements is a challenge as competition Number of senior practicum the hundreds of bedside nurses, unit for placements intensifies each year placements 250 managers, nursing education liaisons as demands from other programs and administrators who have been continues grow. Regular meetings with Agency Appreciation instrumental in providing student representatives from Red River College The Faculty of Nursing hosted its annual placements and for working closely with 17 International Affairs – Janet Beaton, RN, PhD

he Faculty of Nursing’s $1,000,000 in the Master of Nursing program with TCIDA funded project in Cuba teachers in the program. entitled “Strengthening Nursing Practice in Cuba Through Education In April, Drs. Beaton, Care, and Scanlan and Research” began in July 2004 with visited three institutions in Scandinavia an inception mission headed by the to promote development of faculty and Project Director, Dr. Judith Scanlan. The student exchanges, and collaboration in overall goal of this six year project is to research and teaching. The institutions improve Cuban health and well being at visited were Mid-Sweden University and the community level by strengthening Umea University in Sweden and Turku Cuban nursing’s capacity in education Polytechnic in Finland. As a result of and research and enhancing nurses’ these visits, cooperation agreements are participation and role in the health being developed with all three institutions care system. The purpose of the initial and the first student exchange with Turku mission was to lay the groundwork for Polytechnic is planned for 2006. In May, the major activities of the project and, Professors Ove Hellzen and Lars Lilja in particular, develop timelines and a from Mid-Sweden University visited workplan for implementation of the Winnipeg to establish a collaborative Cuban doctoral program which begins research project and discuss development October 2006. During subsequent visits de Ciencias Medicas - Havana and the Instituto Superior de Ciencias Medicas and implementation of a jointly taught in November and April, Drs. Beaton and Ministerio de Salud Publica, designed where it was warmly received. Dr. Dean internet course for students at Mid- Scanlan met the students selected for the Cuban PhD in Nursing Science and Care joined Drs. Beaton and Scanlan Sweden University and at the University the doctoral progrm. Together with their presented the program proposal to the for the April visit and during this time, of Manitoba. Cuban partners at the Instituto Superior Scientific Degree Commission of the worked intensively on revisions to courses

18 Faculty Research Initiatives – Lesley Degner, RN, PhD

he Faculty of Nursing had a very Drs. Dean Care, David Gregory, Cindy decision maker partner in practice three year grant is valued at $118,000.00 Tsuccessful year in 2004-2005 with Russell, and Prof Mary Courtenay supporting this project is Ms. Helga per year, and is focused on nutritional respect to research and scholarly activities. received a $100,000 research grant from Bryant, Chief Nursing Officer at the factors important in maintaining the Once again, principal investigators in the Social Sciences and Humanities Health Sciences Centre. health of premature and/or low birth the Faculty brought in over $1 million in Research Council (SSHRC) to weight infants. In particular, the external funding in support of research investigate the experiences and impacts This year Dr. Lorna Guse and Judy Inglis investigators are examining the role(s) of and scholarship. The projects currently of Aboriginal nursing students learning (Director, Collaborative Research Unit, human breast milk in mitigating oxidative funded fall into four thematic areas: with three types of distance technologies. Deer Lodge Centre) received funding stress in these patients, and combines educational innovations, nursing work Findings of this study will add to from the Deer Lodge Foundation the expertise of Dr. Diehl-Jones and his life, healthy child development, and the knowledge base in this area and and the Canadian Health Services CFI-funded laboratory infrastructure psychosocial oncology/cancer control. contribute to the ongoing improvement Research Foundation (CHSRF). with the clinical and nutrition expertise Highlights from each of these areas in of quality distance delivery in the province Their one year project, “Developing of the other investigators. Dr. Diehl- 2004-2005 include: of Manitoba. This study should also lead best practice guidelines to prevent and Jones is Principal Investigator on another to the improvement in retention rates of manage resident aggression in long- grant from the Manitoba Institute of 1. Educational innovations: Drs. Judith our remotely located Aboriginal students term care”, will produce guidelines as Child Health that is exploring the role Scanlan, Janet Beaton and Dean Care studying by distance education. a foundation for subsequent research of supplemental glutamine on hypoxia- are taking the lead in developing a new on the implementation and evaluation induced ion balance in human neonatal Ph.D. Program in Nursing and other 2. Nursing Work Life: This is a growing of best practice to prevent and manage intestinal cells. He is also investigating educational initiatives at Havana Medical field of research within the Faculty of resident aggression. This is Dr. Guse’s the effects of dietary supplements on the University in Cuba. This program Nursing, with two new national grants second grant from the CHSRF—she and expression, localization and function of received $1 million in funding in 2004 having been funded. Dr. Lesley Degner Janice Currie (Vice-President and Chief Cx43, a gap junction protein in intestinal for a six year period from the Canadian received $300,000 from the Canadian Nursing Officer, Winnipeg Regional epithelial cells. International Development Agency, and Institutes of Health Research to initiate Health Authority) are currently funded has as its overall goal strengthening the a major research program that will to evaluate a new strategy (transition Dr. Maureen Heaman received a grant quality of care provided at the community investigate the effect of involving front facilitator) to assist new nurses to from the CIHR Institute of Human level through nursing education and line nurses in knowledge translation positively integrate into the workplace. Development, Child and Youth Health research. Two visits to Cuba occurred this activities on the quality of their work life. (IHDCYH) under their Workshop year, during which the Ph.D. program This project, the development of which 3. Healthy Child Development: Dr. Bill Funding Program to support the and courses were developed. As well, was supported over the past four years by Diehl-Jones is Co-Principal Investigator workshop entitled “Developing a twelve Ph.D. students were selected and the Health Sciences Centre, will involve on a newly funded project from the Canadian research agenda in prenatal began full time English language training. portraying nursing work life variables Canadian Institutes of Health Research care” to be held September 8-9, 2005 in It is anticipated that the PhD program using techniques from geography to with Principal Investigator Dr. James Friel Winnipeg. This workshop will bring will be approved this summer and courses provide vivid portrayals of how nursing from Human Nutrition and Dr. Aaron together a group of investigators from will begin in October. work life changes over time. The chief Chiu, Department of Pediatrics. This across Canada and a consultant from the 19 to develop a program of Palliative Care, and Cancer Prevention”, to evaluating our “research outputs”. of growth and development over the research related to prenatal care. from the Canadian Health Services Journals listed on the International life-span. It lays the grounding of Research Foundation/Canadian Institutes Science Index that are relevant to nursing theoretical and empirical foundations; 4. Psychosocial Oncology/Cancer of Health Research, for a second five year and health care were reviewed; the system accentuating discussions on emergent Control: In 2004 Drs. Roberta term at $170,000 per annum. for ranking nursing journals published trends and controversial topics by placing Woodgate and Michelle Lobchuk took by the Cumulated Index to Nursing and them within a Canadian context and up their Research Scientist Awards The Rh Award Allied Health Literature was provided focusing on the Canadian experience. from the National Cancer Institute of Dr. Roberta Woodgate was recognized to all faculty members and discussed This edition includes the most up-to-date Canada. These awards provide six years for her achievements in research by in some detail; and finally, the ranking findings and references - bringing human of protected time to enable them to build receiving this prestigious award from of research outputs using the British development to life by introducing their research programs. Dr. Lobchuk President Emoke Szathmary at a Research Assessment Exercise was students to the perspectives of those who was also awarded her first 3-year reception held at the President’s home debated. These well-attended seminars pioneered the field, as well as those who operating grant from the same agency on April 25, 2005. This is only the produced lively discussions, and a decision are currently shaping it. Throughout to investigate the stigma associated second time in the history of the Faculty was made to analyze faculty publications the text, Canadian research and cultural with lung cancer, and Dr. Thomas Hack of Nursing that this award has come to from 2000-2004 using the first two examples are integrated with relevant received a fourth operating grant in the a member of our Faculty. The award, systems. The results of this analysis will international materials to ensure that the same competition for his series of studies which comes with a $10,000 fund to be presented to the faculty in the fall of content is more applicable and relevant to on the effect of audiotaping the initial support the recipient’s research activities, 2005, and a strategy developed to support Canadian students than ever before. consultation between newly diagnosed was for outstanding contributions faculty as they try to publish the results breast and prostate cancer patients and to scholarship and research in the of their research and scholarly work in their oncologists on their psychosocial interdisciplinary category. In giving the increasingly high impact journals. outcomes. Two new awards from the award, the President cited in particular Canadian Institutes of Health Research Dr. Woodgate’s contribution to the Significant Publications in went to Dr. Roberta Woodgate: one for development of new knowledge about 2004-2005 a 3-year study of Parents’ and Children’s symptom management in childhood Kail, R., Cavanaugh, J., & Ateah, C.A. Decisions and Experiences in Childhood cancer. (2005). Human development: A life span Cancer Clinical Trials, and another view. First Canadian edition. Toronto: to develop an international pediatric Faculty Publications Nelson. oncology nursing research network. Although members of the Faculty are An important landmark achieved in making significant progress in the area Dr. Christine Ateah is the Canadian 2005 was the renewal of the Chair of publication in peer reviewed journals, author of this text that provides a Program, “Development of Evidence- a three-part seminar series was held this complete overview of the physical, Based Nursing Practice in Cancer Care, year to examine different approaches cognitive and socioemotional domains

20 Manitoba Nursing Research Institute (MNRI) – Diana Clarke, RN, PhD

Improving Health Through perspective to MNRI quality assurance knowledge translation plans, and co- Nusing Research projects and is available for consulting ordinating research support for grant The Manitoba Nursing Research Institute external to the faculty as well. She also development. Diane provides training (MNRI) was established in October 1985 represents the faculty at community- and support to faculty, graduate students and is committed to promoting nursing based nursing research committees such and research assistants in using SPSS in research in Manitoba and to providing a as the Health Sciences Centre Nursing both one-on-one sessions and workshops. leadership role in advancing health care Research Group and the WRHA Acute She also provides information and referral through the application and transfer of Care Nursing Research Group. Diana has to resources for faculty, graduate students knowledge generated by research. We are chaired the Manitoba Model of Nursing and community nurse researchers who supported by the Faculty of Nursing and Research Collaboration as it goes seek assistance with research projects. serve in three capacities. First, the MNRI forward to the demonstration project Diane also works collaboratively on is a resource to faculty members and phase. The dissemination of “Aggression research projects with the Director and nursing students as well as to registered in the Mental Health Workplace”, in other faculty members and is a research nurse researchers in Manitoba. Services collaboration with various clinical sites, team member on funded research management and coordination the office include literature searches, consultation, has gone forward for external funding. projects. of the Institute. data entry and analysis, and workshops.

Second, we seek and provide information Research Associate (Diane Cepanec, Administrative Secretary (Marni Research Assistants to the Dean’s office as requested. And MA) Laurencelle) In 2004-05, nine undergraduate nursing third, we provide research services to the The Research Associate at the MNRI Marni supports the research activities students were employed as research community on a fee for service basis. provides project co-ordination for of faculty members by assisting with nursing education quality assurance grant preparations, managing and assistants at the MNRI. The research Staff projects and for the use of MNRI reconciling research grant accounts and assistants in 2004-2005 were Nicole Benes, Payal Bhatt, Amanda Dietrich, Director (Dr. Diana Clarke) research support services. Providing processing administrative forms. She Ava Halpin, Nicole Saquet, Sean Diana Clarke has been the Acting daily supervision, training and support acts as a resource by providing advice Share, Gina Storsley, Aurora Tamayo, Director of the MNRI from July 1, to research assistants is one of the and assistance to staff, graduate students Whitney Zaborniak. The employment 2004 to June 30, 2005. The Director roles of the Research Associate. Diane and community nurses on university of undergraduate nursing students as is responsible providing direction works closely to facilitate and assist policies and procedures related to research research assistants provides significant and leadership for MNRI activities faculty to develop research proposals for grants. Marni organizes and arranges all opportunities for research training that and services and for overseeing the submission for provincial and national aspects of research retreats, workshops, enhances the education of students as general operations of the MNRI. The funding by retrieving information on forums, the annual fundraiser, meetings well as enables the MNRI to provide Director also represents the MNRI funding agency guidelines, pre-review and conferences. She also provides research support for research projects of at the faculty=s administrative team. of grant applications, assistance with administrative & secretarial support to faculty members, graduate students and The Director provides a consultative the development of project budgets and the Director and oversees the day-to-day 21 community nurse researchers. Research Other Initiatives assistants gain valuable experience in The MNRI hosted a dinner evening on qualitative and quantitative research September 30, 2004 at The Fort Garry methods including experience in data Hotel to honor Dr. Helen Glass’s lifelong collection, analysis and report writing contributions to nursing education and through MNRI research projects. Their practice and to raise funds for the newly training and experience in conducting established Researcher in Residence high quality literature searches is a skill Program at the Faculty of Nursing. that is readily transferred to their course- Along with ticket sales and numerous based research . straight donations, Dr. Glass pledged $10,000 towards the establishment of the Research assistant support available program. The fund stands at $40,000. through the MNRI includes literature searches and literature retrieval, quantitative data entry using SPSS, managing bibliographic references using Reference Manager software and assistance with the development and updating of CV modules for national funding agencies.

Awards Fundraising through the annual Winter Magic Luncheon and Fashion show provides resources to offer the “Outcomes Grant for Nursing Research”. Nursing research has also benefitted from funding by the Fort Garry Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion through the Poppy Trust Fund. Recipients for 2004 were Anne Katz for her project entitled, Nursing intervention for men undergoing prostate biopsy, and Krista Wilkins for her project entitled, Siblings of pediatric bone marrow transplant recipients: Their lived experience as they transition through the bone marrow transplant trajectory. 22 Graduate Programs – Judith Scanlan, RN, PhD

he last year has been one of change Consideration of how we can integrate Throughout the year, several events of Community Health Sciences. The Tin the Graduate Program. After distance delivery options into the course were offered to graduate students to mutidisciplinary PhD program in 6 years as Associate Dean, Dr. Karen offerings will become part of the overall enhance their overall experience in the Applied Health Sciences was approved Chalmers retired. During my year as revisions in the Majors stream. Next year program. Special programming included: at the Council of the Faculty of Graduate Associate Dean, I have enjoyed meeting one course each term will begin at 5:00 Orientation for New & Returning Studies. Nursing is a partner with the and talking to the many students in PM to accommodate nurses who are Students, Meet & Greet, Proposal Faculty of Physical Education and the Master of Nursing program. Each working. In addition, we will try and offer Writing Workshop, SPSS Workshop, and Recreational Studies, Faculty of Human student brings his/her own unique one of the Majors (Gerontology) off- Library Literature Search and Retrieval. Ecology, and the School of Medical perspective and experiences and enriches site at Deer Lodge Centre for the 06R Each of these offerings was well attended. Rehabilitation. This program is the first our graduate program immeasurably. The academic year. A few full time Graduate Program continues to prepare students worked the nursing leaders of the future. Not The Nurse Practitioner (NP) stream as Research only does graduate education contribute continues to be highly subscribed to Assistants in to professional development and that - total enrollment in this option of the faculty research of nursing as a whole, the program also Master’s program is 26 students with 10 programs. contributes in many ways to the personal students finishing their practicum in the These Research growth of the individual. summer of 2005. The NP curriculum Assistant was approved by the Board of Directors positions are Given the mandate of the Graduate of the College of Registered Nurses of an excellent Program, over the last year, faculty Manitoba (CRNM) in February. The opportunity for members spent time thinking about regulations for the Extended Practice graduate students how we might better meet the needs Registry have been proclaimed by the to be mentored of our students. At a Graduate Studies government. Once the examination and receive first Retreat in March, we considered the (which should be available in the fall of hand experience in different phases of the of its type in Canada and is seen as an challenges (e.g., curriculum, flexibility, and this year) from the Canadian Nurses research process. innovative strategy in bringing together availability of graduate courses) facing us Association is ready, Manitoba will have health care students at the graduate level. in the preparation of graduate students NPs practicing as independent first-line The first PhD student in Cancer Control It is anticipated that the first students in for practice, research, administration, providers of primary health care in a has been admitted to the program and this program will be admitted in the fall and education. Revisions to the Majors variety of primary care and community she will begin her studies in September, of 2006. stream of the Graduate Program health settings. 2006. This program is offered in will be developed over the next year. collaboration with the Department

23 Graduate Student Council – Asha Pereira & Melanie Rausiuk

uring the 2004-2005 year, the as a fundraiser for the organization, Graduate Program Enrolment, 00R to 04R DGraduate Nurses Association Women for Women in Afghanistan. (GNA) continued to participate in the To date we have raised $810 from both life of the faculty of Nursing. The year graduate students and faculty to support 100 began with the annual orientation event the literacy of women and girls by which was well attended by faculty and funding the salary of a teacher for one 80 students. year in Afghanistan. The year wound up with a social event 60 Members of the GNA continue to hosted by Dr. Judy Scanlan, Associate participate on the many committees Dean of the Graduate Porgram. At this 40 within the faculty, gaining further insight event the GNA Award for Excellence into operations and invaluable experience in Graduate Nursing Education was 20 that will enhance career opportunities. presented to Dr. Diana McMillan, as well This participation is invaluable and as a gift of appreciation for the advocacy 0 essential to ensure student perspective in and support work of the Graduate 00R 01R 02R 03R 04R faculty planning and decisions. Program Assistant, Louise Sabourin. Part time Full time One of the struggles the GNA continues Finally, we wish to express appreciation to to face is engaging students to participate Dr. Judy Scanlan as she leaves her interim in events. The reality of the student position as Associate Dean of Graduate body is that the majority of students are Program. Her guidance, support and mid-career professionals who are working insight have been most welcome. We hard to balance part-time studies, work will miss her as our advisor and guide but and family. Additional energy for GNA look forward to working with Dr. Pamela activities is limited. Hawranik next year.

A pot luck dinner was hosted by the GNA at Asha’s home which also served

24 Awards & Accolades

On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, the November 2006. Dr. Gregory is one of Dr. Judy Scanlan received an Manitoba at the 2005 Professional Xi Lambda chapter of Sigma Theta Tau the Western Region Directors. Outstanding Teacher Award at the UTS/ Achievements Awards luncheon in International Honor Society celebrated UMSU Students’ Teacher Recognition May 2005, as part of Nursing Week in the induction of 14 new members into On December 2, 2004, Dr. Judy Scanlan, Reception. Dr. Scanlan was selected Manitoba. the chapter. The evening program began Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, was by Sylvia Flint (BPRN student), who with the chapter’s annual general meeting. honoured at Havana Medical University received the Outstanding Student Award Dr. Roberta Woodgate was awarded the A special highlight was the recognition in Cuba. As a special ceremony held as selected by our faculty. Winnipeg Rh Foundation Award for of executive members, Dr. Dean Care, at the Julio Trigo campus, the rector of outstanding Contributions to Scholarship Ms Chrstina Whittaker and Ms Beth Havana Medical University, and the Dr. Sue McClement and Mrs. Penny and Research in the interdisciplinary Kondratuk, for their outstanding Dean of the Faculties of Medicine and Davis were honoured at the annual category. Dr. Woodgate is one of six contributions to the chapter during their Nursing, Julio Trigo campus, granted Dr. Pinning Ceremony in April as Favourite researchers who were recipients of the terms of office. New executive members Scanlan the rank of invited Professor. Faculty by the BPRN and Four-Year 2004 Rh Awards given to researchers were welcomed and include Peri This rank is reserved for distinguished Program graduates respectively. who are cutting edge, provide leadership, Venkatesh (Treasurer), Carol Enns (Co- international academics associated with and show promise when beginning their Chair, Eligibility), and Kimberly Wiebe Havana Medical University, and had been In April, 2005, the annual Pinning research careers. Dr. Woodgate received (Program/Education). conferred on a handful of people in the Ceremony was held at Immanuel $10,000 that will be put toward her history of the university. Dr. Scanlan is Pentecostal Church on Wilkes Avenue. research specialty. Dr. Sandra Cosgrove Kluka successfully the only nurse to ever have received this Approximately 298 nursing students were defended her dissertation, A randomized distinct honour. present to be “pinned” and welcomed to Dr. Marion McKay successfully controlled trial to test the effect of an the profession of nursing. defended her dissertation titled Saints antenatal educational intervention In March 2005, the Board of Governors and Sanitarions: The role of women’s on breastfeeding duration among approved the promotion of Ms Deb At the pinning ceremony held on voluntary agencies in the development primiparous women The degree is from Askin and Dr. Christine Ateah from Saturday, April 23, 2005 at the Central of Winnipeg’s public health system, the University of British Columbia Assistant Professor to the rank of United Church in Brandon, Manitoba, 1882-1945. Dr. McKay’s advisor was Faculty of Graduate Studies/School of Associate Professor, and the promotion of forty-five students received University Dr. Gerald Friesen from the History Nursing. Committee members included Mrs. Verna Pangman from Instructor II of Manitoba, Baccalaureate Nursing Department, Faculty of Arts, University Professor Elaine Carty (supervisor), Dr. to Senior Instructor. pins. Dr. Dean Care, Acting Dean of Manitoba. Examining committee Wendy Hall, Dr. Roberta Hewat, and Dr. delivered greetings from the University of members were Dr. Tarmara Myers Annette Gupton. Dr. Diana McMillan was the recipient Manitoba. (History), Dr. James Hanley (History), of the Excellence in Graduate Teaching Dr. Evelyn Forget (Community Health Dr. David Gregory was elected to the Award presented by the Graduate Dr. Sue McClement and Ms Deb Sciences), and Dr. Wendy Mitchinson Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing Students Association at their Askin were awarded the Excellence (History, University of Waterloo). Nursing (CASN) Board of Directors annual potluck supper in April. in Professional Nursing Award by for the period of November 2004 to the College of Registered Nurses of 25 Appendix A - Undergraduate Appendix B - Graduate Scholarship & Awards Scholarship Awards

Student Award $ Value Student Award $ Value Adelman, Audrey M Gladys Burns Scholarship $1,500 Bekar, Kelly Lynn Mona McLeod $575 Benes, Nicole J Thomas & Helen Smerchanski Nursing $1,000 Bell, Sandy (Mary) Foundation for Registered Nurses $2,250 Scholarship Bell, Sandy (Mary) Margaret Elder Hart Gradaute Study Award $1,575 Brickman, Erin A Pearson Education Canada Book Award Book Bokhari, Sonia Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Chair Award $4,329 Brickman, Erin A Enid Evans Scholarship in Nursing $1,075 Chan, Hugh Foundation for Registered Nurses $2,000 Brickman, Erin A Isbister Scholarship in Nursing $750 Dyck, Daryl Peter & Dorothy Saydak Memorial Scholarship $200 Durcan, Maria Elsevier Science Canada health Sciences Award Book Fogg, Susan Child Health Graduate Studentship in Nursing $8,000 (BPRN) Fogg, Susan Manitoba Institute of Child Health $5,000 Durcan, Maria Faculty of Nursing Alumni Award (BPRN) $325 Holland, Cindy Irene Nordwich Foundation $2,000 Gatzke, Noah David Gladys Burns Scholarship $1,750 Holland, Cindy Foundation for Registered Nurses $2,250 Gatzke, Noah David Dr. A. W. Hogg Undergraduate Scholarship $1,500 Holland, Cindy Christine Michalchyshyn Memorial Scholarship $950 Gatzke, Noah David Esther Robinson Scholarhip (BPRN or BN) $225 Iomdina, Bella Dr. Margaret R. Francis ward $625 Gatzke, Noah David Isbister Scholarshp in Nursing $750 Iomdina, Bella Edith Park Scholarship $1,150 Hildebrand, Rachael Gladys Burns Entrance Scholarship $1,400 Mandzuk, Lynda Foundation for Registered Nurses $2,250 Rempel, Jodi C Elizabeth Ann Russell Memorial Scholarship $600 Mandzuk, Lynda St. Boniface Hospital Alumni Bursary Award $500 Rempel, Jodi C Gladys Burns Scholarship $1,750 McGhan, Gwen UM Graduate Fellowship $12,000 Share, Sean Florence Pauls Prize in Nursing $125 McGhan, Gwen Murphy Foundation Scholarship $5,500 Voth, Angela D Gladys Burns Entrance Scholarship $1,400 McGhan, Gwen Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Chair Award $4,329 Wall, Stephanie Elizabeth ann Russell Memorial Scholarship $600 McGhan, Gwen Nancy Mauro Award $4,725 Wall, Stephanie Esther Brina Erenberg Scholarship $225 McIvor, Marilyn Christina Gow Community Health Nursing $2,225 Wiebe, Joanna C Gladys Burns Entrance Scholarship $1.400 Scholarship Mossman, Marion Doris Irene Wilton Memorial Scholarship $1,000 Mossman, Marion Health Sciences Centre Foundation $4,945 Murdoch, Tammy Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Chair Award $1,329 Rauliuk, Margaret Dr. S. J. Winkler Memorial Award $550 Taylor, Janelle Irene Nordwich Foundation $2,000 Viel, Debbie Irene Nordwich Foundation $2,000 Wilkins, Krista Child Health Graduate Studentship in Nursing $8,000 Wilkins, Krista MHRC $17,000 Wilkins, Krista Evidence-Based Nursing Prctice Chair Award $4,329 Total $95,295

26 Appendix C - Publications

Refereed Carlson, L. E., Feldman-Stewart, D., Clarke, D., & Polimeni-Walker, I. (2004). Palliative & Supportive Care, 2(2), 1-10. Askin, D. F., & Diehl-Jones, W. (2005). Tishelman, C., Hack, T. F., Degner, Treating individuals with eating disorders Improving on perfection: Breast milk L. F., Baile, W., Bultz, B., Butler, L., in family practice: A needs assessment. Degner, L. F. (in press). Knowledge and breast milk additives for pre-term Davison, B. J., Parker, P., & Thorne, S. (in Eating Disorders: Journal of Treatment translation in palliative care: Can theory neonates. Newborn and Infant Reviews, press). Patient-provider communication and Prevention, 12, 293-301. help? Canadian Journal of Nursing 5(1), 10-18. research in cancer: Review of methods Research. and outcome selection in the context of a Clarke, D., Hughes, L., Brown, A. M., Askin, D. F. (2004). Intrauterine conceptual framework. Psycho-Oncology. & Motluk, L. (in press). Psychiatric Diehl-Jones, W., & Askin, D. F. (2004) infections. Neonatal Network, 23(5), emergency nurses: An option for quality Nutritional modulation of neonatal 23-30. Chang, Z., & Heaman, M. (in press). mental health care in general hospital outcomes. AACN Clinical Issues: Epidural analgesia during labor and emergency departments. Journal of Advanced Practice in Acute and Critical Ateah, C. A., & Durrant, J. (2005). delivery: Effects on the initiation and Emergency Nursing. Care. 15(1) 83-96. Maternal use of physical punishment continuation of effective breastfeeding. in response to child misbehavior: Journal of Human Lactation. de Vries, C., Yu, C. T., Sakko, G., Wirth, Dispenzieri, A., Wiseman, G. A., Lacy Implications for child abuse prevention. K. M., Walters, K. L., Marion, C., & M. Q., Litzow, M. R., Anderson, P. M., Child Abuse and Neglect, 29(2), 177- Chochinov, H. M., Hack, T., Hassard, Martin, G. L. (2005). Predicting the Gastineau, D. A., Tefferi, A., Inwards, 193. T., Kristjanson, L. J., McClement, S., & relative efficacy of verbal, pictorial, and D. J., Micallef, I. N. M., Ansell, S. M., Harlos, M. (in press). Dignity therapy: A tangible stimuli for assessing preferences Porrata, L., Elliott, M. A., Lust, J. A., Bottorff, J. L., Richardson, C., Balneaves, novel psychotherapeutic intervention for of leisure activities. American Journal on Greipp, P. R., Rajkumar, S. V., Fonseca, L. G., McCullum, M., Buxton, J. A., patients near the end of life. Journal of Mental Retardation, 110(2), 145-154. R., Witzig, T. E., Erlichman, C., Sloan, Ratner, P. A., & Hack, T. (2004). Clinical Oncology. J. A., & Gertz, M. A. (2005). A phase Unraveling women’s perceptions of risk Dean, M., McClement, S. E., Bond, J., I study of 153Sm-EDTMP with fixed for breast cancer. Health Education Chochinov, H. M., Hack, T., Hassard, Daeninck P. J., & Nelson, F. (in press). high-dose melphalan as a peripheral Research, 19(4), 469-475. T., Kristjanson, L. J., McClement, S., Parental experiences of adult child blood stem cell conditioning regimen & Harlos, M. (2005). Understanding death from cancer. Journal of Palliative in patients with multiple myeloma. Butler, L., Degner, L. F., Baile, W., Hack, will to live in patients nearing death. Medicine. Leukemia, 19(1), 118-125. T. F., Brundage, M., Bultz, B., Carlson, Psychosomatics, 46(1), 7-10. L., Davison, B. J., Feldman-Stewart, D., Dean, R. A. K., & Gregory, D. M. Dy, G. K., Bekele, L., Hanson, L. J., Parker, P., Tishelman, C., Thorne, S., Chochinov, H. M., Hack, T., Hassard, (2005). More than trivial: Strategies for Furth, A., Mandrekar, S., Sloan, J. A., & Landry, M. (in press). Developing T., Kristjanson, L. J., McClement, using humor in palliative care. Cancer & Adjei, A. A. (2004). Complementary communication competency in the S., & Harlos, M. (2004). Dignity and Nursing, 28(4), 2-10. and alternative medicine use by patients context of cancer: A critical interpretive psychotherapeutic considerations in end enrolled onto phase I clinical trials. analysis of provider training programs. of life care. Journal of Palliative Care, 20, Dean, R. A. K., & Gregory, D. M. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 22(23), Psycho-Oncology. 134-142. (2004). Humor and laughter in palliative 4758-4763. care: An ethnographic investigation. 27 Fallis, W. M. (2005). The effect of urine Allylamino017-Demethoxygeldanamycin Hack, T. F., Chochinov, H. M., Hassard, inadequate prenatal care: A comparison flow rate on bladder temperature in crit- in patients with advanced cancer. Journal T., Kristjanson, L. J., McClement, S., & of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cally ill adults. Heart & Lung: Journal of of Clinical Oncology, 23(6), 1078-1087. Harlos, M. (2004). Defining dignity in women in Manitoba. Journal of Acute and Critical Care 34(3), 209-216. terminally ill cancer patients: A factor- Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, Green, M., & Clarke, D. (2005). analytic approach. Psycho-Oncology, 13, 27(3), 237-246. Fallis, W. M. (2005). Indwelling Foley Smoking reduction/cessation: A hospital- 700-708. catheters: Is the current design a source based survey of outpatients’ attitudes. Heaman, M., Gupton, A., Gregory, of erroneous urine output measurement? Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Hack, T. F., Degner, L. F., Watson, P., & D. (2004). Factors influencing pregnant Critical Care Nurse. 25(2), 44-46, 48-50. Mental Health Services. 43(5). Sinha, L. (in press). Do patients benefit women’s perceptions of risk. American from participating in medical decision Journal of Maternal Child Nursing, 29(2), Fallis, W. M., Brunsdon-Clark, B., Gregory, D. (2005). The illness making? Longitudinal follow-up of 111-116. Andries, A., & Gilbert, E. (in press). experience as a spiritual event: Providing women with breast cancer. Psycho- Temperature measurement in the compassionate care to those who suffer. Oncology. Heaman, M. (in press). Relationships paediatric population. Journal of Spiritual Care, 8, 4-7. between physical abuse during pregnancy Emergency Nursing. Hack, T. F., Degner, L. F., Parker, P. A., and risk factors for preterm birth Gregory, D., Guse, L., Davidson Dick, Baile, W., Brundage, M., Bultz, B., Butler, among women in Manitoba. Journal of Feldman-Stewart, D., Brundage, M. D., D., Russell, C. (in press). Patient Safety: L., Carlson, L., Davison, J., Feldman- Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Tishelman, C., Hack, T. F., Degner, Where is Nursing Education? Journal of Stewart, D., Thorne, S., & Tishelman, C. Nursing. L. F., Baile, W., Bultz, B., Butler, L., Nursing Education. (in press). The communication goals and Carlson, L., Davison, B. J., Parker, P., needs of cancer patients: A critical review. Heaman, M., & Chalmers, K. (in press). & Thorne, S. (in press). A conceptual Gregory, D. (2004). Commentary: Psycho-Oncology. Prevalence and correlates of smoking during pregnancy: A comparison of framework for health-professional patient The Covenantal or communal values Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women communication: An application to the of surgeons and intensivists influenced Hawranik, P., Deatrich, J., & Johnston, in Manitoba. Birth: Issues in Perinatal cancer context. Psycho-Oncology. end-of life care in 3 intensive care units. P. (2004). Therapeutic touch: Another Care. Evidence Based Nursing 7(2): 64. approach for the management of Garces, Y. I., Yang, P., Parkinson, J., [Cassell, J., Buchman, T., Streat, S. et al. agitation. Canadian Nursing Home, Katz, A. (2004). Androgen replacement Zhao, X., Wampfler, J. A., Ebbert, J. O., Surgeons, intensivists, and the covenant 15(1), 46-48. in aging men. The Nurse Practitioner, & Sloan, J. A. (2004). The relationship of care: administrative models and values 29(10), 58-64. between cigarette smoking and quality affecting care at the end of life—Updated. Heaman, M., Blanchard, J., Gupton, A., of life after lung cancer diagnosis. Chest, Crit Care Med 2003; 31:1551-9]. Moffatt, M., & Currie, R. (2005). Risk Jatoi, A., Egner, J., Loprinzi, C. L., 126(6), 1733-1741. factors for spontaneous preterm birth Sloan, J. A., Novotny, P. J., Dakhil, S. R., Hack, T. F., & Degner, L. F. (2004). among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Mailliard, J. A., Klee, G. G., & Krook, Goetz, M. P., Toft, D., Reid, J., Ames, Coping responses following breast women in Manitoba. Paediatric and J. E. (2004). Investigating the utility of M., Stensgard, B., Safgren, S., Adjei, cancer diagnosis predict psychological Perinatal Epidemiology, 19, 181-193. serum cytokine measurements in a multi- A. A., Sloan, J., Atherton, P., Vasile, V., adjustment three years later. Psycho– institutional cancer anorexia/weight loss Salazaar, S., Adjei, A., Croghan, G., & Oncology, 13, 235-247. Heaman, M., Gupton, A., & Moffatt, trial. Supportive Care in Cancer, 12(9), Erlichman, C. (2005). Phase I trial of 17- M. (2005). Prevalence and predictors of 640-644. 28 Jatoi, A., Jett, J., Sloan, J. A., Novotny, P., perception by family caregivers on McMillan, D., Lentz, M. J., Shaver, J. Parker, P. A., Davison, B. J., Tishelman, & Loprinzi, C. (2004). A pilot study on symptoms in lung cancer. Oncology L., Heitkemper, M. E., Rothermel, J. J., C., Brundage, M. D., Hack, T. F., safety and pharmacokinetics of infliximab Nursing Forum. Blunden, P. G., Buchwald, D., & Landis, Degner, L. F., Baile, W., Bultz, B., for the cancer anorexia/weight loss C. A. (2005). Heart rate variability during Butler, L., Carlson, L., Feldman-Stewart, syndrome in non-small cell lung cancer Loiselle, C. G., Bottorff, J. S., Butler, sleep in women with insomnia. Sleep, 28 D., Thorne, S., et al. (in press). What patients. Supportive Care in Cancer, L., & Degner, L. F. (2004). PORT (Suppl), A254. do we know about facilitating patient 12(12), 859-863. – Psychosocial research training: A newly communication in the cancer care setting? funded strategic initiative in health McMillan, D. E., Schaefer, P. L., Sloan, Psycho-Oncology. Jatoi, A., Kahanic, S. P., Frytak, S., research. Canadian Journal of Nursing J. A., Morgenthaler, T. I., Novotny, P. J., Schaefer, P., Foote, R. L., Sloan, J., & Research, 36(1), 159-164. Yang, P., Huntington, J. L., Beardon, J. Paterson, B., Osborne, M., Gregory, D. Petersen, R. C. (2004). Donepezil and D., Mailliard, J. A., & Loprinzi, C. L. (2004). How different can you be and still vitamin E for preventing cognitive Loprinzi, C. L., Barton, D. L., Carpenter, (2005). A pooled analysis to estimate the survive? Homogeneity and difference in dysfunction in small cell lung cancer L. A., Sloan, J. A., Novotny, P. J., prevalence of sleep complaints among clinical nursing education. International Gettman, M. T., & Christensen, B. J. patients: Preliminary results and cancer patients. Journal of Clinical Journal of Nursing Education (2004). Pilot evaluation of paroxetine for suggestions for future study designs. Oncology, 23(16S), 742s. Scholarship. treating hot flashes in men. Mayo Clinic Supportive Care in Cancer, 13(1), 66-69. Proceedings, 79(10), 1247-1251. Mandzuk, L. L., & McMillan, D. E. Pockaj, B. A., Loprinzi, C. L., Sloan, Kristjanson, L., Chalmers, K., & (2005). A concept analysis of quality of J. A., Novotny, P. J., Barton, D. L., McClement, S. E., Care, W. D., Dean, Woodgate, R. L. (2004). Information life. Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing, 9, Hagenmaier, A., Zhang, H., Lambert, G. R. A., & Cheang, M. (2005). Evaluation and support needs of adolescent children 12-18. H., Reeser, K. A., & Wisbey, J. A. (2004). of a theoretical course in palliative care: Pilot evaluation of black cohosh for of women with breast cancer. Oncology Impact on registered nurses’ knowledge Nursing Forum, 31(1), 111-119. about cancer pain management and Norman, G. R., Sloan, J. A., & Wyrwich, the treatment of hot flashes in women. attitudes toward care of the dying patient. K. W. (2004). The truly remarkable Cancer Invest, 22(4), 515-21. Liu, S., Heaman, M., Joseph, K.S., Journal of Palliative Care, 21(1), 44-48. universality of half a standard deviation: Liston, R., Huang, L., Sauve, R., & Confirmation through another look. Scanlan, J. M., & Care, W. D. (2004). Kramer, M. for the Maternal Health McClement, S. E. (in press). Cancer Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics Grade inflation: Should we be concerned? Study Group of the Canadian Perinatal anorexia-cachexia-syndrome [CACS]: and Outcomes Research, 4(5), 515-519. Journal of Nursing Education, 43(10), Surveillance System. (2005). Risk of Psychological impact on the patient and 475-478. maternal postpartum readmission family. Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Okuno, S. H., Foote, R. L., Olmscheid, associated with mode of delivery. Continence Nursing. M. A., Sloan, J. A., Sapiente, R. A., Scanlan, J. M., & Cuddeford, J. E. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 105, 836- Novotny, P. J., Anthes, M. L., & (2004). Low vision rehabilitation: A 842. McCormick, K., Naimark, B., & Loprinzi, C. L. (2004). Evaluation of comparison of traditional and extended McClement, S. E. (2005). A qualitative an oral capsaicin lozenge for preventing teaching programs. Journal of Visual Lobchuk, M. M., Vorauer, J. D., Degner, analysis of the experience of uncertainty radiation-induced mucositis. Journal of Impairment & Blindness, 98(10), 601- L. F., Chateau, D., & Hewitt, D. (in while awaiting coronary artery Cancer Integrative Medicine, 2(4), 179- 611. press). A randomized trial to induce bypass surgery. Canadian Journal of 183. perspective-taking and enhanced Cardiovascular Nursing, 15(1), 10-22. 29 Schwartzman, L., Martin, G. L., H., El Sayed, S., Clinch, J., & Khoo, K. on an acute medical ward. Journal of System. (2004). Comparison of maternal Yu, C.T., & Whiteley, J. (2004). (2004). Mapping the journey of cancer Advanced Nursing. mortality and morbidity between trial of Choice, degree of preference, and patients through the health care system. labor and elective cesarean section among happiness indices with persons with Part 2: Methodological approaches and Thompson, G. N., Estabrooks, C. A., women with previous cesarean delivery. intellectual disabilities: A surprising basic findings. Canadian Oncology & Degner, L. F. (in press). Clarifying American Journal of Obstetrics and finding. Education and Training in Nursing Journal, 14(4), 224-227. the concepts in knowledge transfer: A Gynecology, 191(4), 1263-1269. Developmental Disabilities. 39(3), 265- literature review. Journal of Advanced 269. Sloan, J. A. (2005). Assessing the Nursing. Wilkins, K., & Woodgate, R. L. (in minimally clinically significant difference: press). A review of qualitative research Scott-Findlay, S., Sloan, J. A., Nemecek, Scientific considerations, challenges and Thorne, S., Bultz, B., Baile, W., Hack, on the childhood cancer experience from A., Blood, P., Trylinski, C., Whittaker, the perspective of siblings: A need to solutions. Journal of Chronic Obstructive T. F., Brundage, M. D., Butler, L., H., El Sayed, S., Clinch, J., & Khoo, K. give them a voice. Journal of Pediatric Pulmonary Disease, 5(2), 57-62. Carlson, L., Davison, B. J., Degner, L. (2005). Mapping the journey of cancer Oncology Nursing. F., Feldman-Stewart, D., Parker, P., & patients through the health care system Spevack, S., Martin, T. L., Hiebert, R., Tishelman, C. (in press). What are the Part 3: An approach to staging. Canadian Woodgate, R. L. (2004). Coping in Yu, C. T., & Martin, G. L. (in press). costs of poor communication in cancer Oncology Nursing Journal, 4-8. children with cancer. Pediatric Blood and Effects of choice of work tasks on on- care? A critical integrative review of the Cancer, 43(4), 308. task, aberrant, happiness and unhappiness existing empirical evidence. Psycho- Shapiro, C. (2005). Organ behaviors of persons with developmental Oncology. transplantation in infants: The case of Woodgate, R. L., & Degner, L. F. K’aila Paulette. Pediatric Nursing, 31(2), disabilities. Journal on Developmental (2004). Cancer-symptom transition 121-22. Disabilities. Udod, S. A. & Care, W. D. (2004). periods of children with cancer and their Setting the climate for evidence-based families: So many bumpy roads ahead. Shapiro, C. (2005). Our neighbours to Svobodnik, A., Yang, P., Novotny, P. J., nursing practice: What is the leader’s role? Journal of Advanced Nursing 46(4), the north: A Canadian perspective on Bass, E., Garces, Y. I., Jett, J. R., Bonner, J. Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership, 358-368. perinatal ethics. Newborn and Infant A., & Sloan, J. A. (2004). Quality of life 17(4), 60-71. Nursing Reviews, 5(2), 82-86. in 650 lung cancer survivors 6 months Woodgate, R. L. (2005). A different way to 4 years after diagnosis. Mayo Clinic Vause, T., Martin, G. L., Yu, C. T., of being: Adolescents’ experiences with Sloan, J. A., Scott-Findlay, S., Nemecek, Proceedings, 79(8), 1024-1030. Marion, C., & Sakko, G. (in press). cancer. Cancer Nursing 28(1), 8-15. A., Blood, P., Trylinski, C., Whittaker, Teaching equivalence relations to H., El Sayed, S., Clinch, J., & Khoo, K. Thomlinson, E., McDonagh, M., Crooks, individuals with minimal verbal Witzig, T. E., Silberstein, P. T., Loprinzi, (2004). Mapping the journey of cancer K., & Lees, M. (2004). Health beliefs of repertoires: Are visual and auditory C. L., Sloan, J. A., Novotny, P. J., patients through the health care system. rural Canadians: Implications for practice. discriminations predictive of stimulus Mailliard, J. A., Rowland, K.M., Alberts, Part 1: Developing the research question. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 12(6), equivalence? The Psychological Record. S. R., Krook, J. E., Levitt, R., Morton, Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal, 1440-1854. R. F. (2005). Phase III, Randomized, 14(3), 183-186. Wen, S., Rusen, I. D., Walker, M., Liston, double-blind study of Epoetin Alfa Thompson, G., McClement, S. E., R., Kramer, M., Baskett, T., Heaman, M., compared with placebo in anemic Sloan, J. A., Scott-Findlay, S., Nemecek, & Daeninck, P. (in press). Nurses’ & Liu, S. for the Maternal Health Study patients receiving chemotherapy. Journal A., Blood, P., Trylinski, C., Whittaker, perceptions of quality end-of-life care Group, Canadian Perinatal Surveillance of Clinical Oncology, 23(12), 2606-2617. 30 Wyrwich, K. W., Bullinger, M., Aaronson, experience as a spiritual event: Providing message. Pediatric Nurses Interest Group Care, W. D., Russell, C., Hartig, P., N., Hays, R. D., Patrick, D. L., Symonds, compassionate care to those who suffer. of Manitoba Newsletter, Fall-Winter Murrell, V., & Gregory, D. (in press). T., Sloan, J. A., et al. (2005). Estimating Spiritual Care, 8, 4-7. 2004, 12(6), 1. Challenges, issues, and barriers to clinically significant differences in student-centered learning by distance quality of life outcomes. Quality of Life West, L. (2004, September). Hiring, and Books, Book Chapters, and education. In L. Young & B. Paterson Research, 14(2), 285-295. firing, surgeons a matter of life and death. Reviews (Eds.), Teaching nursing: Student- Winnipeg Free Press, A15. Askin, D. F. (2004). Neonatal infections: centered theories, models, and strategies Non-refereed A clinical guide. Santa Rosa, CA: NICU for nurse educators. Philadelphia, PA: Askin, D. F. (2005). 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(Reviewed with inadequate hot flash control with testing of the Perception of Pregnancy J. A., Morgenthaler, T. I., Novotny, P. J., by N. Harder). venlafaxine. Abstract 8061. ASCO, Risk Questionnaire. AWHONN Canada Yang, P., Huntington, J. L., Beardon, J. D., Orlando, FL. 15th National Conference Syllabus. Mailliard, J. A., & Loprinzi, C. L. (2005, Tappen, R. (2006). Essentials of nursing Regina, SK. May). A pooled analysis to estimate the leadership and management (4th ed.). Chernomas, W. M., & Clarke, D. prevalence of sleep complaints among Philadelphia: F.A. Davis. (Reviewed by E. (2005, May). Social support and Heaman, M. (2004). Psychometric cancer patients. Abstract 8053. ASCO, S. A. Udod). women living with serious mental illness. testing of the Perception of Pregnancy Orlando, FL. Ideas as Endless . . . as the Prairie Sky, Risk Questionnaire. 15th International Academy of Management Annual International Mental Health Nursing Nursing Research Congress. CD Morton, R. F., Sloan, J. A., Grothey, Meeting (Healthcare Division). Conference, Winnipeg, MB. produced for the Honor Society of A., Sargent, D. J., McLeod, H., Green, Honolulu, HI. (2005). (reviewed by Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, E. M., Fuchs, C., Ramanathan, R. K., S. A. Udod, scholarly papers for the Degner, L. F., Tishelman, C., & by The Conference Exchange, www. Williamson, S. K., & Goldberg, R. M. conference) Bond, R. (2005). Thurstone scaling as a confex.com (2005, May). A comparison of simple measurement model in cancer nursing single-item measures and the common Abstracts research. Oncology Nursing Forum, Lobchuk, M., Vorauer, J., & Degner, L. toxicity criteria in detecting the onset of Ateah, C. A., & Chernomas, W. M. 32(1), 153. F. (2004). Induced perspective-taking: oxaliplatin-induced peripheral neuropathy (2004). Criminal records and child Assisting family caregivers to achieve in patients with colorectal cancer. abuse registry checks as a requirement Guse, L., Currie, J., Bryant, H., Care, D., enhanced perceptual accuracy on lung Abstract 8087. ASCO, Orlando, FL. for admission to nursing programs. Cepanec, D., Chernomas, W., Koolage, cancer patient symptom experiences. Strengthen, Establish, Enhance the C., McKenzie, J., Neilson, S., & Wall, Support Care Cancer, 12, 395. Presented Sawatzky, J. V., Naimark, B. J., & Doupe, Future: Partnerships for Nursing K. (2004). Workplace integration of new at the Multinational Association of M. B. (2004, August). Physical activity Education, the WRCASN annual nurses: Partnership to facilitate transition Supportive Care in Cancer (MASSCC)/ in aging women: Is it worth the effort? conference, Winnipeg, MB. to the workplace. Strengthen, Establish, International Society for Oral Oncology Conference proceedings of the 6th World Enhance the Future: Partnerships for (ISOO) 16th International Symposium Congress on Aging and Physical Activity: Beaton, J. I. (2005). “Our grand little Nursing Education, the WRCASN in Miami Beach, FL. London, ON. hospital”: The story of a Canadian annual conference, Winnipeg, MB. mission hospital for women and children McClement, S.E. (2005). Ethical Sideras, K., Schaefer, P. L., Okuno, S. in China. Canadian Association for the Hack, T., Whelan, T., Bultz, B., issues in the provision of home-based H., Sloan, J. A., Kutteh, L., Fitch, T. R., History of Nursing, Annual Conference, Magwood, B., Pritchard, K. et al. (2004). palliative care: Do Nurses and Physicians Dakhil, S. R., Levitt, R., Novotny, P. J., Ottawa, ON. An audiotape intervention to enhance See things differently? Abstract P267, & Loprinzi, C. L. (2005, May). Phase informed consent to clinical trials in page 60. In Canadian Association of III clinical trial evaluating low-molecular Carpenter, L. A., Loprinzi, C. L., Flynn, breast oncology. . Psycho- Psychosocial Oncology [CAPO] 2005 weight heparin (LMWH) in patients P. J., Atherton, P. J., Barton, D. L., Oncology, 13(8), S32-33. Presented at Mind/Body Medicine and Spirituality: with advanced cancer: A North Central Shanafelt, T. D., Rummans, T. A., Sloan, the 7th World Conference of Psycho- New Horizons in Cancer Care Book of Cancer Treatment Group study. Abstract J. A., Adjei, A. A., & Mincey, B. A. (2005, Oncology, Copenhagen, Denmark. Abstracts, Victoria, BC. 8186. ASCO, Orlando, FL. 33 Tishelman, C., Degner, L. F., Wiberg Reports Fallis, W. M, Silverthorne, D., McCallum, Health Human Resources Initiative. E. B., et al. (2004). Symptom distress Clarke, D., Brown, A. M., Hughes, P., Franklin, J., McClement S., & Andries, Prepared for First Nations and Inuit in patients with lung cancer: Are we L., & Motluk, L. (2004). Improving A. (2004).Victoria lifeline satisfaction Health Branch, Health Canada. measuring the right dimensions? Psycho- the triage of mental health clients in survey: Final report. Oncology, 13(8), S71-72. general hospital emergency departments. Mordoch, E. (2004, April). Perceptions Prepared for the Health Sciences Centre Heaman, M. (2005, May). Contributor of children living with a parent with a Thompson, C. A., Shanafelt, T., Sloan, Foundation, Winnipeg, MB. as member of working group. Report of mental illness. Center of Excellence for J., Novotny, P., Tan, A., Loprinzi, C., ’s Ministerial Working Child and Youth Centered Communities, & Moynihan, T. (2005, May). Does Chalmers, K., Heaman, M., Woodgate, Group on Maternal and Newborn Care. on-line at http://ius.uwinnipeg.ca/ participating in clinical trials change the R., & Brown, J. (2004). An interpretive publications. experience of dying for patients with evaluation of the BabyFirst program. McBride, W., & Gregory, D. (2005). cancer? Abstract 8066. ASCO, Orlando, Prepared for the Winnipeg Regional Investing in future generations -- An FL. Health Authority. Winnipeg, MB. action framework for the Aboriginal

Appendix D - Other Scholarly & Poster Presentations

International J. A. (2004, March). Use of event charts Health Nursing Conference, Winnipeg, sensibility: The healing role of humor Askin, D. F. (2004, October). Managing for summarizing clinically significant MB. in palliative care. Making Sense of neonatal apnea: Where is the evidence? changes in oncology quality of life. Stress, Humor & Healing, International 4th National Neonatal Nurses Meeting, Quality of Life Research: State of the Clarke, D., Hughes, L., Brown, A. M., Interdisciplinary Conference in Probing Orlando, FL. Science Workshop, San Diego, CA. & Motluk, L. (2005, May). A training the Boundaries Series, Budapest, program to improve the triage of Hungary. Askin, D. F. (2004, October). The trials Brown, A.M., & Clarke, D., (2005, mental health clients in general hospital of transition: When are you going to call? May). Contracting for safety as emergency departments. Presented at the Degner, L. F. (2005, February). 7th National Mother Baby Education an assessment tool for emergency Ideas as Endless . . . as the Prairie Sky, Thurstone scaling as a measurement Meeting, Orlando, FL. department triage nurses. Presented at International Mental Health Nursing model in cancer nursing research. the Ideas as Endless . . . as the Prairie Sky, Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Presented at a moderated podium Askin, D. F. (2005, May). Barriers International Mental Health Nursing session at the 8th National Conference and challenges to interprofessional Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Dean, R. (2004, October). Transforming on Cancer Nursing Research, Oncology education. International Conference on the moment: Humor and laughter in Nursing Society, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Interprofessional Education, Toronto, Clarke, D. (2005, May). Why are we health care. Visiting Lecturer, Graduate ON. doing this? Developing evidence-based School of Circumpolar Wellbeing, Health Degner, L. F. (2004, September). Atherton, P. J., Jasperson, B., Nibbe, care in mental health nursing. Keynote and Adaptation, Oulu, Finland. Thurstone scaling: A new approach A., Clement-Brown, K., Allmer, C., presentation at the Ideas as Endless . . . to scaling in cancer nursing research. Novotny, P. J., Erlichman, C., & Sloan, as the Prairie Sky, International Mental Dean, R. (2005, May). Expressing Presented at the First International

34 Symposium on Lung Cancer Nursing Hack, T., Feldman-Stewart, D., Carlson, shark cartilage in patients with advanced International Mental Health Nursing Research, Nobel Forum, Karolinska L., Parker, P., Thorne, S., & Butler, L. cancer: An NCCTG trial. Society for Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. (2004, September). Communication Integrative Oncology Conference. New between patients and health providers York City, NY. Mordoch, E. (2005, May). Creativity Degner, L. F. (2004, September). The in oncology: The state of the science and artfulness: Emptying my pockets. intersection (or roundabout) of research, and future directions. Presented at Loprinzi, C. L., Levitt, R., Sloan, J. A., Presented at the Ideas as Endless . . . as education and practice in cancer nursing. the 2nd International Conference on Dakhil, S. R., Barton, D. L., Dalton, R., the Prairie Sky, International Mental Presented at the First International Communication in Healthcare, Bruges, Bearden, J. D., Mailliard, J. A., Tschetter, Health Nursing Conference, Winnipeg, Symposium on Lung Cancer Nursing Belgium. L. K., & Novotny, P. J. (2005, May). MB. Research, Nobel Forum, Karolinska Medroxiprogesterone acetate (MPA) Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. Harder, N., Bowser, T., & Enns, M. versus venlafaxine for hot flashes: A Novotny, P. J., Sloan, J. A., Jatoi, A., (2005, March). Evidence-based, familiar North Central Cancer Treatment Group Loprinzi, C. L., & Schaeffer, P. (2005, Diehl Jones, W. (2004, September). face: How using familiar actors increase trial. Abstract 8014. ASCO, Orlando, FL. January). Measuring cancer patient Oxidative stress induced by human interest/retention in educational videos. anorexia : A meta analysis of NCCTG nutritional supplements. Poster presented Poster presented at the 6th annual Martin, T. L., Spevack, S., Yu, C.T., anorexia studies. Abstract S26. APOS, at the Society for Pediatric Research, Nursing Symposium, New Orleans, LA. & Martin, G.L. (2004, August). Phoenix, AZ. Washington, DC. Understanding the effects of antecedent Heaman, M. (2004, July). Psychometric choices on activity performance in Okuno, S. H., Delaune, R., Sloan, J., Diehl Jones, W. (2004, October). testing of the perception of pregnancy persons with developmental disabilities. Aubry, M. C., Foster, N., Rowland, K., Neonatal gut development and risk questionnaire. Sigma Theta Tau Paper presented at the 2nd International Mailliard, J., Nikcevich, D., Jett, J., & physiology. Keynote speaker, 4th National International Honor Society of Nursing, Conference of the Association for Bot, B. (2005, May). GEmcitabine and Neonatal Nurses Meeting, Orlando, FL. 15th International Nursing Research Behavior Analysis and the Brazilian epirubicin in patients with malignant Congress. Dublin, Ireland. Association for Psychotherapy and pleural mesothelioma (MPM): A North Diehl Jones, W. (2004, October). Behavioral Medicine, Campinas, Brazil. Central Cancer Treatment Group phase Human breast milk additives. Keynote Hyman I., Cohen, I., Mahon, M., II study. Abstract 7264. ASCO, Orlando, speaker, 4th National Neonatal Nurses Tabori, A., Ateah, C., et al. (2004, McMillan, D. (2004, November). FL. Meeting, Orlando, FL. July). Bullying and victimization in the Sleep disturbance and cancer: schools: A preliminary analysis of a cross impact, assessment and interventions. Pockaj, B. A., Gallagher, J., Loprinzi, Hack, T., Pickles, T., Bultz, B., Ruether, national study. Poster presentation at the 6th Internationales Symposium, C. L., Stella, P. J., Barton, D. L., Sloan, D., Degner, L., & Mackey, J. (2005, Annual Convention of the American “Pflegewissenshaft im interdisziplinären J. A., Rao, R., Fitch, T. R., Rowland, K. February). Primary adjuvant treatment Psychological Association, Honolulu, HI. Kontext”, Zurich, Switzerland. M., & Novotny, P. J. (2005, May). Phase consultations in breast oncology: III double-blinded, randomized trial to Explicating content and identifying Loprinzi, C., Levitt, R., Barton, D. L., Mordoch, E. (2005, May). Finding the evaluate the use of black cohosh in the predictors of psychosocial adjustment. Sloan, J., Atherton, P., Smith, D., Dakhil, rhythm and maintaining the frame: treatment of hot flashes: A North Central Presented at the 8th National Conference S., Moore Jr., D., Krook, J., Rowland, K., Perceptions of children living with a Cancer Treatment Group study. Abstract on Cancer Nursing Research, Fort Mazurczak, M., Berg, A., & Kim, G. parent with a mental illness. Presented at 8013. ASCO, Orlando, FL. Lauderdale, FL. (2004, November). Evaluation of benefin the Ideas as Endless . . . as the Prairie Sky, 35 Russell, C., Care, W. D., Gregory, D., Perspective. National Perinatal solutions to quality of life. APOS controlled trials for management of pain, Courtenay, M., & Hultin, D. (2005, Association Annual Conference, San Preconference Training Conference, depression, and fatigue. Presented at the April). Cultures within cultures: Canadian Diego, CA. Phoenix, AZ. 2004 ASCO Annual Meeting (virtual Aboriginal students experiences in meeting). online learning communities. Presented Sloan, J. A. (2004, September). Quality Sloan, J. A., Mcleod, H., Sargent, D., at the University of Hawaii Technology, of life assessment measures for chronic Zhao, X., Fuchs, C., Ramanathan, R., Winsor, J., & Clarke, D. (2005, May). Colleges and Community online disease. Outcomes Research Committee Williamson, S., Findlay, B., Morton, Exploring the needs of family members conference: Backwards or into the Future. Meeting, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. R., & Goldberg, R. M. (2005, January). during a first hospital admission for Preliminary evidence of relationship a mental illness. Presented at the Russell, C., Gregory, D., Care, W. D., Sloan, J. A., et al. (2004, September). between genetic markers and oncology Ideas as Endless . . . as the Prairie Sky, Hultin, D., & Courtenay, M. (2005, Genetic markers and quality of life: patient quality of life (QOL) prior to International Mental Health Nursing April). Recognizing and avoiding Preliminary evidence of relationship treatment. Abstract S19. APOS, Phoenix, Conference, Winnipeg, MB. intercultural miscommunication in between genetic markers and oncology AZ. distance education: A study of Canadian patient quality of life (QOL). Best of Woodgate, R. L. (2004, September). faculty and Aboriginal nursing students’ ASCO Meeting, Boston, MA. Sloan, J. A., Schaefer, P. L., Witzig, Coping in children with cancer. experiences. Presented at the 23rd T. E., Novotny, P. J., Silberstein, P. T., International Society of Paediatric International Nursing Computer and Sloan, J. A. (2004, November). Analysis Beardon, J. D., Allred, J. B., Mailliard, Oncology (SIOP), Oslo, Norway. Technology Conference, Rutgers of clinical trials. Oncology Core J. A., & Loprinzi, C.L. (2005, May). University, Atlanta, GA. Curriculum. Department of Oncology, Relationships among quality of life and Woodgate, R. L. (2004, September). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. survival in anemic patients with advanced Symptom assessment and management Sangster-Gormley, E., Duff, E., & cancer undergoing chemotherapy. in children with cancer. Leader of a round Doucette, S. (2005, April). Nurse Sloan, J. A. (2004, November). Palliative Abstract 6027. ASCO, Orlando, FL. table discussion at the International practitioner education in Canada. care research issues and implications: Society of Paediatric Oncology (SIOP), Transforming the Future. 31st Annual Methods- sample, setting, design. Steensma, D. P., Molina, R., Sloan, J. Oslo, Norway. Meeting National Organization of International Conference on Malignant A., Nikcevich, D. A., Schaefer, P. L., Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF), Bowel Obstruction: A Model for Rowland, K. M., Dentchev, T., Tschetter, Wong, G. Y., Michalak, J. C., Sloan, Chicago, IL. Randomized Prospective Trials in L. K., Novotny, P. J., & Loprinzi C. L. J. A., Mailliardy, J. A., Nikcevich, Palliative Care. Pasadena, CA. (2005, May). A phase III randomized D. A., Novotny, P. J., Warner, D. O., Scanlan, J. M. (2004, December). trial of two different dosing schedules of Kutteh, L., Dakhil, S. R., & Loprinzi, Strengthening nursing practice in Cuba Sloan, J. A. (2004, November). PRO’s erythropoietin (EPO) in patients with C. L. (2005, May). A phase III double through education & research. Invited and the FDA. Reaching Patients and cancer-associated anemia: North Central blinded, placebo controlled randomized speaker, Havana Medical University, Influencing Policy: Improving the Role Cancer Treatment Group (NCCTG) trial of gabapentin in patients with Havana, Cuba. of GHO in diseases of Unmet Need. Study N02C2. Abstract 8031. ASCO, chemotherapy-induced perifpheral Chapel Hill, NC. Orlando, FL. neuraophathy: A North Central Cancer Shapiro, C. (2004, October). Our Treatment Group study. Abstract 8001. northern neighbours. Canada speaks Sloan, J. A., Halyard, M., & Dueck, A. Stockler, M. R., Chang, V. T. S., & Sloan, ASCO, Orlando, FL. out: Perinatal issues from a Canadian (2005, January). Workshop III: Practical J. A. (2004). Design and analysis of 36 Yu, C. T., Ouellette-Kuntz, H., Coo, Future: Partnerships for Nursing Evans, J., Gregory, D., & Cameron, P. Heaman, M. (2004, December). The H., Holden, J. J. A., Noonan, A., Education conference, the WRCASN (2005, May). Negotiating masculinities challenge of preventing preterm birth. Breitenbach, M., Gauthier, R., Healey, annual conference, Winnipeg, MB. in teaching and nursing. Paper presented Invited presentation at the Maternal, R., Hennessey, P., Chudley, A., Prosick, at the annual conference of the Canadian Infant and Reproductive Health Research T., & ASD-CARC Epidemiology Team. Brown, A. M., Newton, L., & Clarke, Society for the Study of Education Unit (MIRU) Pregnancy and Birth (2004, August). Prevalence of pervasive D. E. (2004). Contracting for safety (CSSE), London, ON. Annual Conference, Toronto, ON. developmental disorders in Canada. In in emergency rooms: Safe practice? T. Martin (Chair), Autism spectrum Presented at the Canadian Association Friel, J. K., Diehl-Jones, W., Askin, D., Heaman, M. (2005, February). disorders (ASD): Prevalence and early for Suicide Prevention, October, 2004, & Shirwadkar, V. (2004, June). Oxidative Psychosocial and demographic factors intervention in Canada. Symposium Edmonton, AB. stress in enteral nutrition for neonates. related to health practices in pregnancy. presented at the 2nd International Poster presented at the First Northern 13th Annual Western Perinatal Research Conference of the Brazilian Association Care, W. D., Gregory, D., Courtenay, Lights Summer Conference, Canadian Meeting, Banff, AB. for Psychotherapy and Behavioral M., Russell, C., & Hultin, D. (2005, Federation of Biological Societies 47th Medicine and the Association for May). Addressing the challenges of Annual Meeting,Vancouver, BC. Heaman, M. (2005, June). Comparison Behavior Analysis, Campinas, Brazil. Aboriginal nursing students learning of prenatal care utilization measures in at a distance. AMTec Conference Hack, T. F. (2004, November). predicting risk of preterm birth. Society National (Association for Media and Technology Psychosocial oncology research program. of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Askin, D. F. (2004, October). Pediatric in Education in Canada), University of Presented at the 3rd Annual New Canada 61st Annual Clinical Meeting, pearls and pitfalls (two day workshop). Calgary, Calgary, AB. Principal Investigators’ Meeting of the Quebec City, QC. First Nations Inuit Health Branch Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Nursing Education Program, Vancouver, Davis, P., & Harder, N. (2005, February). Jackson’s Point, ON. Heaman, M. (2005, June). Psychosocial BC. Nursing students with disabilities: and demographic factors related to Building partnerships for success. Paper Hack, T., Pickles, T., Bultz, B., Ruether, health practices in pregnancy. Society Ateah, C. (2004, November). Bullying presented at the Strengthen, Establish, D., Degner, L., & Mackey, J. (2005, of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of and victimization: Trauma and effects Enhance the Future: Partnerships April). Primary adjuvant treatment Canada 61st Annual Clinical Meeting, experienced by school children. for Nursing Education conference, consultations in breast oncology: Quebec City, QC. RESOLVE (Research and Education the WRCASN annual conference, Explicating content and identifying for Solutions to Violence and Abuse) Winnipeg, MB. predictors of psychosocial adjustment. Heaman, M. (2005, June). Comparison Research Day, University of Calgary, Presented at the annual meeting of the of prenatal care utilization measures in Calgary, AB. Degner, L. F., Edwards, N., O’Brien- Canadian Association of Psychosocial predicting risk of preterm birth. Poster Pallas, L. L., & Lander, J. (2004, June). Oncology, Victoria, BC. presentation at the Society for Pediatric Ateah, C. A., & Chernomas, W. M. Getting down to it: How to improve and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research (2005, February). Criminal records practice. Panel presentation at the Heaman, M. (2004, November). 18th Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON. and child abuse registry checks as a Canadian Nurses Association’s Biennial Psychometric testing of the perception requirement for admission to nursing Convention, St. John’s, NF. of pregnancy risk questionnaire. Heaman, M. (2005, June). Psychosocial programs. Paper presented at the AWHONN Canada 15th National and demographic factors related to Strengthen, Establish, Enhance the Conference, Regina, SK. health practices in pregnancy. Poster 37 presentation at the Society for Pediatric cancer patient symptom experiences. CGNA’s 13th National Conference, Udod, S.A., & Care, W. D. (June, 2005). and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research Presented at the 7th International Family Halifax, NS. The nurse leader’s role in evidence- 18th Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON. Nursing Conference, Victoria, BC. based nursing practice: Individual and Piderman, K., Rummans, T., Clark, M., contextual factors. Paper presented to the Hultin, D., Care, W. D., Gregory, McClement, S. E. (2005, April). Ethical Sloan, J., Atherton, P., & Frost, M. (2004, Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario D., Courtenay, M., & Russell, C. issues in community–based palliative December). Improving quality of life Champion Network, Toronto, ON (2005, June). Barriers and facilitators to care: Do nurses and physicians see things for patients with advanced cancer with a (teleconference). learning by distance among Aboriginal differently? Poster presentation at the structured multi-disciplinary intervention: nursing students. CINSA Conference Canadian Association of Psychosocial What we have learned about spiritual Woodgate, R. L. (2005, January). Cancer (Canadian Indigenous and Native Oncology Conference, Victoria, BC. quality of life and questions we ponder. symptom, experiences and beliefs of Studies Association), Trent University, Second International Conference children with cancer and their families. Peterborough, ON. McKay, M. (2005, June). Religion, on Spirituality and Mental Health, Nursing Grand Rounds at the Hospital gender, region and nation: The role of University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON. for Sick Children, Toronto, ON. Kluka, S. (2004). Testing the effect of an Winnipeg’s voluntary agencies in the antenatal intervention on breastfeeding development of visiting and public Sawatzky, J. V., Naimark, B. J., & Woodgate, R. L. (2005, January). A duration. Paper presented at the health nursing in Manitoba, 1904- Doupe, M. B. (2004, August). Physical different way of being: Adolescents’ 15th Annual National AWHONN 1945. Presented at the First Hannah activity in aging women: Is it worth the experiences with cancer. Association of Conference, Regina, SK. Conference for the History of Nursing, effort? Paper presented at the 6th World Pediatric Oncology Nurses in Ontario, Ottawa, ON. Congress on Aging and Physical Activity, Toronto, ON. Lobchuk, M., & Laizner, A. (2004, London, ON. September). Critical appraisal of a “good” Mordoch, E. (2005, May). Perceptions Woodgate, R. L. (2005, February). study and a “bad” study. Presented at of children living with a parent with a Scanlan, J. M., Care, W. D., Temple, B., Coping with cancer: A child’s perspective. the 16th Annual CANO Conference, mental illness. 6th National Child & Polakoff, E. (2005, February). Faculty PORT (Psychosocial Oncology Research Calgary, AB. Welfare Symposium, Bringing Two and students’ perceptions of grades: Training). Video-teleconference to Worlds Closer Together, Montreal, QC. How do they influence grade inflation? McGill University, Montreal, QC. Lobchuk, M. (2005, May). Symptom Paper presented at WRCASN annual experiences: Perceptual accuracy between Ouellette-Kuntz, H., Coo, H., Yu, C. T., conference, Winnipeg, MB. Yaworski, H., Sawatzky, J. V., Lobchuk, advanced stage cancer patients and Chudley, A. E., Noonan, A., Breitenbach, M., & Motluk, L. (2005, May). What their family caregivers. Presented at M., Ramji, N., Prosick, T., Bedard, A., Seguire, M. (2005, February). are you waiting for? Developing, the Regional Palliative Care Annual & Holden, J. J. A. (2004, November). Development of Web CT course implementing, and evaluating an Education Day, Whose needs are we Epidemiology of autism spectrum “Law and Ethics”. WRCASN annual educational tool for ED patients. Poster meeting? Ottawa, ON. disorders in Canada. Poster presented conference, Winnipeg, MB. presentation at the Canadian Emergency at the Geneva Centre International Nurses Association National Conference, Lobchuk, M., Vorauer, J., & Degner, L. Symposium on Autism, Toronto, ON. Shapiro, C. (2005, February). Enhancing Kelowna, BC. (2005, June). Induced perspective-taking: web-based nursing education through Assisting family caregivers to achieve Pangman, V. (2005, May). Informal creative partnerships. WRCASN annual enhanced perceptual accuracy on lung caregiving: What are the rewards? conference, Winnipeg, MB. 38 Local or Provincial (within Amant Conference on Developmental Degner, L. F. (2004, November). Amant Conference on Developmental Manitoba) Disabilities, Winnipeg, MB. New connections: Strong. Together. Disabilities. Askin, D. F. (2004, April). How sweet Presented as part of the keynote panel it is: Neonatal implications of maternal Cohen, B. (2005, April). Health presentation at the Canadian Cancer Kluka, S. (2004, April). Nursing diabetes. St. Boniface General Hospital promotion across the lifespan: A Society, Manitoba Division conference, research and breastfeeding. Guest lecture Maternal Child Conference. conceptual framework for the Faculty Winnipeg, MB. requested for the Douglas College of Nursing. Faculty of Nursing Retreat, Breastfeeding Certificate Program Askin, D. F. (2004, September). Neonatal University of Manitoba. Elias, D., & Secco, L. (2005, May). (sponsored by the WRHA), Winnipeg, gut development: Implications for Adolescent mothers: The relationship MB. feeding. St. Boniface General Hospital Cohen, B. (2004, June). Population between enacted social support and Newborn Rounds. health: Rhetoric and reality. Canadian parenting competence. The 17th Annual Kluka, S. (2004, May). A RCT to test Public Health Association Annual Pediatric Resident and Fellow Research the effect of an antenatal education Askin, D. F. (2005, May). What’s old Conference, St. John’s, NF. Competition, Manitoba Institute for intervention: Preliminary findings. is new and what’s new is old: Practice Child Health. Telehealth Network. Breastfeeding update. St Boniface General Hospital Dean, R., & Pienaar, A. (2004, Clinical and Research Rounds, Newborn Rounds. September). Palliative care: A South Fallis, W. M. (2005, February). Journal Winnipeg, MB. African perspective. University of clubs: Keeping up with the professional Beaton, J. I. (2004). Neither heroines nor Manitoba Research Seminar Series. literature. Victoria General Hospital, Kralt, M., & Sawatzky, J. (2004, martyrs: Representations of Canadian Winnipeg, MB. September). Edmonton Symptom missionary nurses who died in service. Dean, R., & Pienaar, A. (2004, Assessment System in cancer patients Manitoba Association for the History of September). Palliative care: A South Fallis, W. M. (2005, March). Sites admitted to acute care: a pilot project. Nursing, September meeting, Winnipeg: African Perspective. Many People... for temperature measurement in the Paper presented at the14th Annual MB. Many Gifts: A Community of Care, 14th paediatric population. 15th Annual Provincial Hospice Palliative Care Annual Provincial Hospice Palliative Paediatric Conference. Health Sciences Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Beaton, J. I. (2005). Neither heroines nor Care Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Centre Children’s Hospital, Winnipeg, martyrs: Representations of Canadian MB. Lobchuk, M. (2004, November). missionary nurses who died in service. Dean, R. (2004, October). Transforming Attributional effects on informal Manitoba Association for the History the moment: Humor in health care. Heaman, M. (2004, November). caregiver perceptions of patient symptom of Medicine, Annual Conference, Keynote address, Manitoba Health Psychometric testing of the Perception of experiences. Faculty of Nursing Research Winnipeg: MB. Auxiliaries Association 58th Annual Pregnancy Risk Questionnaire. Faculty of Seminar Series. Conference, Pinawa, MB. Nursing Research Seminar Series. Campbell, K., Ansons, T., Martin, T. Lobchuk, M. (2004, November). L., Martin, G. L., & Yu, C. T. (2004, Dean, R. (2005, February). Palliative care: Hiebert, R., Martin, G. L., & Yu, Symptom experiences: Perceptual October). Is choice a reinforcer for A South African perspective. Palliative C. T. (2004, October). Effects of accuracy between advanced stage cancer non-verbal persons with severe or Care Rounds, WRHA PC Sub-Program, treatment strategy on teaching auditory- patients and their family caregivers. profound developmental disabilities? Winnipeg, MB. auditory non-identity matching. Poster St. Boniface Palliative Care Rounds, Poster presented at the 13th Annual St. presented at the 13th Annual St. Winnipeg, MB. 39 Lobchuk, M., Vorauer, J., & Degner, L. (2005, April). Jake’s story: End-of-life Scanlan, J. M. (March 9, 2005). Thorsteinsson, J., Kolt, L., Martin, G. L., (2005, May). Induced perspective-taking: care in a personal care home. Workshop Strengthening nursing practice in Cuba Yu, C. T., & Spevack, S. (2004, October). Assisting family caregivers to achieve presented at Concordia Place, Winnipeg, through education and research. Faculty Can the Vineland Communication enhanced perceptual accuracy on lung MB. of Nursing Research Seminar Series. Subscale predict instruction-following cancer patient symptom experiences. for children with developmental delays? Presented at the 22nd Annual Spring McMillan, D. E. (2004, November). Secco, M. L., McDonald, L., Yu, C. T., Poster presented at the 13th Annual St. Research Symposium, “Dialogue on Sleep intervention impact on individuals & Feldman, M. A. (2004, October). An Amant Conference on Developmental Aging”, Drake Centre, University of with recently diagnosed advanced cancer: interprovincial study of differences and Disabilities. Manitoba. feasibility assessment. Faculty of Nursing determinants of parenting stress among Research Seminar Series. parents of children with or at risk of Walters, K., LeFrance, D., Martin, T. L., Lobchuk, M. (2005, May). Brief developmental delay. 12th Annual St. & Yu, C. T. (2004, October). Descriptive introduction to evidence based practice. McMillan, D. E. (2005, January). Amant Conference. analysis of parent-child interactions: Informational session with Interlake Dreaming of sleep: Sleep disturbance Relationship between appropriate Regional Health Authority Clinical and how to manage it. Get to Know Secco, L. (2004, October). Human behaviour and parental attention. Managers, Stonewall, MB. Research…at Your University Speaker factors and informatics. Annual Manitoba Poster presented at the 13th Annual St. Series, sponsored by the Office of Nursing Informatics Conference, Amant Conference on Developmental McClement, S. E. (2005, January). Research, University of Manitoba. Winnipeg, MB. Disabilities. Nutrition and hydration issues in end of life care. Presented to Concordia Hospital McMillan, D. E. (2005, January). Secco, M. L. (2004). Evidence for change. West, L. (2005, April). The scientist and Nurses Palliative Care Interest Group, Writing the quantitative thesis…or how Annual Pediatric Nursing Conference, the media: Quality information for health Winnipeg, MB. to survive the MN marathon. Graduate Pediatric Nursing Interest Group of and safety. Presented at Friends of the Students Proposal Writing Workshop. Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB. Canadian Institutes of Health Research, McClement, S. E. (2005, March). Winnipeg, MB. Ethical issues in the nutritional care of McMillan, D. E. (2005, February). Sleep Shapiro, C. (2004, September). Suffering, the terminally ill. Presented as part of and sleep promotion. Gerontological secrets & struggle: Grappling with Yu, C. T. (2004, November). Prevalence the Hospice & Palliative Care Manitoba Nursing Interest Series, Riverview Health everyday issues in palliative care. 14th of PDD in Manitoba: An update. Invited Education Program for Home Health Centre, Winnipeg, MB. Annual Provincial Hospice Palliative colloquium, Developmental Health Care Workers, Deer Lodge Centre, Care Conference, Winnipeg, MB. Colloquium Series, Faculty of Human Winnipeg, MB. Pangman, V. (2005, April). Informal Ecology, University of Manitoba. caregiving: What are the rewards? Spevack, S., Walters, K. L., Thorsteinsson, McClement, S. E., & Daeninck, P. Riverview Health Centre, Winnipeg, J., Verbeke, A., Yu, C. T., & Martin, G. Yu, C. T. (2005, February). Prevalence (2005, March). Jake’s story: End-of-life MB. L. (2004, October). What is the best of Pervasive Developmental Disorders care in a personal care home. Workshop way to measure preferences in students in Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and presented at Deer Lodge Centre, Pangman, V. (2005, May). Changing with profound multiple disabilities? Newfoundland & Labrador. Colloquium Winnipeg, MB. families: Nursing care implications. Poster presented at the 13th Annual St. presented to the Department of Riverview Health Centre, Winnipeg, Amant Conference on Developmental Psychology, University of Manitoba. McClement, S. E., & Daeninck, P. MB. Disabilities. 40 Community-directed/Other concerns, initiatives and possible West, L. (2004, October). The skinny on Yu, C. T., Chudley, A. E., Enns, L. (2005, Bowser, T. (2005, February). Learning, solutions. UM/NLC (Nursing dietary fat. Co-chair for public forum at January). Autism spectrum disorders laughing and a rubber chicken. University Leadership Committee) meeting. a conference on the Role of Conjugated research in Manitoba. Paper presentation Teaching Services. Linoleic Acid, Winnipeg, MB. given at the Clinician’s Meeting of the McMillan, D. E. (2005, February). Sleep School Board. Dean, R. (2004, September). disturbance and how to manage it. Guest Woodgate, R. L. (2004, February). Transforming the moment: Humor host on Questionnaire with Margeax Publication workshop for graduate Yu, C. T. (2005, April). Managing and laughter in palliative care.Women’s Watt, Radio One and Country Canada students. Faculty of Nursing, University challenging behaviors: Behavioral Breakfast, St. Peter’s Anglican Church. Digital Cable Television, CBC. of Manitoba. assessment for intervention. Invited workshop presented at the Manitoba Dean, R. (2005, April). Transforming the Pangman, V. (2005, March). Alzheimer Woodgate, R. L. (2005, January). Thesis Adolescents Treatment Centre. moment: Humor and health. Education disease. Alzheimer Society of Manitoba, preparation workshop for graduate Winnipeg, MB. session sponsored by Breast Cancer Academy of Learning, Winnipeg, MB. students: Strengthening proposal Support Group, Steinbach, MB. writing and avoiding common pitfalls of West, L. (2005, May). Transfats. qualitative research. Faculty of Nursing, Gessler, S., Harder, N., & Davis, P. Presented at Healthy Kids Healthy University of Manitoba. (2005, January). Clinical education Communities, Winnipeg, MB.

Appendix E - Professional Memberships/Research Related Activities

Editorial Boards Reviewer, Journal of Nursing Education • Clarke - Reviewer, The Canadian Nurse • Nursing Research Askin - Executive Editor, Neonatal Editorial Board Member, Journal of Reviewer, Journal of Psychiatric and Network • Editorial Board, Canadian Distance Learning Administration • Mental Health Nursing Hack - Reviewer, Patient Education Critical Care Nurses Journal • Reviewer, Advisory Board Member, The Journal of & Counseling • Reviewer, Psycho- Online Journal of Nursing • Reviewer, Continuing Education in Nursing • Degner - Reviewer, Journal of the Oncology • Reviewer, Social Science & Sigma Theta Tau International Online Advisory Board Member, Nurse American Medical Association Medicine • Reviewer, Journal of Clinical Case Studies Educator Epidemiology • Reviewer, Journal of Diehl Jones - Neonatal Network • Clinical Oncology • Reviewer, Patient Ateah - Reviewer, The Canadian Nurse Chernomas - Reviewer, International AWHONN Lifelines Education & Counseling• Reviewer, Journal of Nursing Education British Journal of Cancer • Reviewer, Beaton - Editorial Board, Modern Scholarship (online) • Reviewer, Journal Fallis - Reviewer, Critical Care Medicine Journal of Palliative Care Nursing Education and Research of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing • Reviewer, Qualitative Health Gregory - Reviewer, Qualitative Health Heaman - Editorial Advisory Board Care - Reviewer, International Journal Research Research • Reviewer, Journal of Advanced and Associate Editor Nursing, Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship • Nursing • Reviewer, Canadian Journal of of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada 41 (formerly Journal SOGC) • Reviewer, Scanlan - The International Journal of Beaton - External reviewer, Hannah Hawranik - CFI Advisory Committee, MCN - The American Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship Postdoctoral Fellowship, Associated New Opportunities Competition • CFI Maternal Child Nursing • Reviewer, Journal of Undergraduate Nursing Medical Services Inc. Innovations, Advisory Committee Canadian Journal of Public Health Scholarship • Reviewer, The International Invited reviewer, manuscript for the Journal of Nursing Education Clarke - Behavioural and population Heaman - University of Manitoba Journal of Perinatology Scholarship • Reviewer, Journal of health committee, Manitoba Health Research Grants Committee • Ontario Undergraduate Nursing Scholarship • Research Council Women’s Health Council/CIHR Hawranik- Reviewer, Perspectives Reviewer, Journal of Advanced Nursing • Institute of Gender and Health Mid- Canadian Journal of Nursing Research Reviewer, Qualitative Health Research Degner - Clinical Research Personnel Career Awards review committee ( Jan.- The Canadian Nurse Awards Panel (inaugural competition), March 2005) • Reviewer, applicants for Sloan - Health Outcomes and Quality of National Cancer Institute of Canada • the CIHR Strategic Training Program in Kluka - Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Life Assessment. Knowledge Translation and Exchange Maternal-Fetal-Newborn Health, Oct. Public Health Grants Committee and Canadian 2004 competition Woodgate - The Journal of Pediatric Institutes of Health Research Lobchuk - Reviewer, Journal of Palliative Oncology Nursing • Reviewer, Programs, Grants and Awards Kluka - Reviewer, research submissions Care • Reviewer, Social Science & Qualitative Health Research Journal Committee, CancerCare Manitoba for the Health Sciences Centre Nursing Medicine • Reviewer, Supportive Cancer • Reviewer, Pediatric Pulmonology • Foundation Inc. Research Awards Therapy • Reviewer, Journal of Pain & Reviewer, European Journal of Oncology Symptom Management • Reviewer, Nursing • Reviewer, Journal of Palliative Diehl Jones - CIHR Allied Health Lobchuk - Health Sciences Centre Psycho-Oncology Care • Reviewer, Journal of Canadian Professionals Fellowships and Awards Foundation Nursing Research (focus issue on Program • MICH Fellowship Review McClement - Guest editor with Dr. palliative nursing and end of life care) Panel McClement - Winnipeg Regional Lesley Degner for Canadian Journal Health Authority [WRHA] Research of Nursing Research [CJNR] Special Yu - Consulting editor, Journal on Fallis - Canadian Intensive Care Review Committee • Research Ethics thematic issue on Palliative Nursing and Developmental Disabilities • External Foundation Research Grant Review Board, National Research Council End of Life Care • Reviewer, Patient Reviewer, Journal of Applied Behavior Committee • Canadian Intensive Care [NRC] Institute for Biodiagnostics Education & Counseling Analysis, Foundation Educational Grant Review Committee • Manitoba Medical Services Sawatzky - Education/Nursing Research McMillan - Reviewer, Canadian Journal Research/Review Panels Foundation • Chair, Victoria General Ethics Board (2002) of Nursing Research Ateah - University of Manitoba Hospital Research Review Committee Education and Nursing Research Ethics Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Secco - Grant Reviewer, UAB Citivan Mordoch - Reviewer, Medical Science Board (ENREB) • Manitoba Institute (WRHA) Research Review Committee International Research Centre, The Monitor of Child Health Research Review University of Alabama at Birmingham, Committee • Women’s Health Research Gregory - CancerCare Manitoba Specialty topic: Teen Parenting, Neglect Sawatzky - Reviewer, American Journal Foundation of Canada Graduate Research Foundation • Michael Smith & Abuse of Preventive Medicine Scholarship Review Committee, Foundation • Deer Lodge Foundation University of Manitoba 42 Sloan - Reviewer, NCI CCOP Program Humanities Research Council of chair, 2nd International Conference on Sloan - Reviewer, NCI (Canada) Project Review Panel Canada (SSHRC) • Chair, Publication Communication in Healthcare Clinical Trials Group grant renewal • Committee, RESOLVE (Research Grant Applications Review Committee, Woodgate - Grant Reviewer, CIHR: and Education to Reduce Violence), Hawranik - MHRC Social Population SNEM 5 – Statistical Methodology and Psychological, Socio Cultural and University of Manitoba. Health Review Committee • CIHR Quantitative Methodology, Center for Behavioural Determinants of Health Canada Graduate Student Scholarship Scientific Review, National Institutes (PSB) Peer Review Committee • Beaton - Abstract reviewer, Canadian Competition Review, CIHR CGS Sub- of Health, Washington, DC • Grant Program co-investigator, PORT Association for the History of Nursing, Committee, December 2004. Applications Review Committee, (Psychosocial Oncology Research Annual Conference, Ottawa: ON SNEM 2 – Statistical Methodology and Training) • Clinical Oncology Group • Reviewer, University of Manitoba, Heaman - Abstract reviewer, Society Quantitative Methodology, Center for (COG) • Canadian Network for Internal Review Process, CIDA Tier 2 of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Scientific Review, National Institutes of Palliative and End-of-Life Research competition Canada 61st Annual Clinical Meeting • Health, Washington, DC (CANPER) group • Reviewer, Invited participant, CIHR Institute of Education/Nursing Research Ethics Care - Chair, Abstract Review Human Development, Child and Youth Udod - Abstract Reviewer, WRCAUSN Board (ENREB), University of Manitoba Committee, WRCASN Conference • Health focus group for review of its 5- Conference 2005 • Reviewer, Faculty of Nursing Ethics Co-Chair, Abstract Review Committee, year strategic plan for 2006-2010 • Review of Course-Based Research Xi Lambda Research Conference Woodgate - Grant reviewer, Dutch Projects • Development Health Kluka - Reviewer, research submissions Cancer Society • Grant reviewer, Poppy Research Group, University of Manitoba Cohen - Peer reviewer, article submitted for the Health Sciences Center Nursing Fund Grant, MNRI • Grant reviewer, (Interdisciplinary Child Research Group) to Canadian Journal of Public Health Research Awards Health Outcomes Grant, MNRI • Grant Sociobehavioral Cancer Research Interdisciplinary research partnership reviewer, Anemia Institute for Research Network Group (Manitoba Research formed with Jason Brown, Department McClement - Grant Reviewer, and Education (AIRE) Research Grant Satellite Centre) of Family Social Sciences Sociobehavioral Cancer Research Competition Ontario Respiratory Care Network [SCRN] • Grant Reviewer, Society Research Grant Committee • Other Fallis - Educational Grant Reviewer, MNRI, Poppy Fund/Research Outcomes Grant reviewer, Sick Kids Foundation: Askin - Abstract reviewer, National Canadian Intensive Care Foundation • Grant Competition • External Grant Children, Youth and Home Care Organization of Nurse Practitioner Research Grant Reviewer, Canadian Reviewer, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Network (CYHN) Faculties National Meeting • Grant Association of Critical Care Nurses • Research Advisory Committee, reviewer, Ontario Ministry of Health, Research Grant Reviewer, Canadian Nedlands, Australia • Joint Advisory Yu - External reviewer, Tenure and Primary Health Care Transition Fund Intensive Care Foundation Council on Cancer Control of Canadian Promotion Committee, York University, Grant reviewer, Foundation for Neonatal Cancer Society [ JACCC] Toronto Research and Education Hack - Psychosocial, Sociocultural and Behavioural Determinants of Health Scanlan - Reviewer, Outcomes Grant, Internal Research Ateah - Abstract reviewer, International Grant Review Panel, CIHR • Grant MNRI • Reviewer, Poppy Fund, MNRI Appointments Conference on Family Violence review panel, Dutch Cancer Society • • Reviewer, SEE (Strengthen, Establish, Ateah - Developmental Research Group, Assessor, MNRI Outcomes Research Poster Presentation Judge, CAPO annual Enhance) the future: Partnerships for University of Manitoba Grant • Assessor, Social Sciences and meeting • Symposium co-ordinator and nursing education, WRCASN conference 43 Clarke - Director, MNRI • Research Directors, St. Boniface General Hospital Board of Directors, Canadian Association Society for Quality of Life Research Associate, Health Sciences Centre Adult Board of Directors, CancerCare on Nursing Research (CANR) Society for Clinical Trials • Canadian Mental Health Program Manitoba • Nominating Committee, Nursing Research Association • Canadian Breast Cancer Research Kluka - Klinic Community Health Biostatistical Society of Canada • Degner - Coordinator, Faculty Research Alliance Action Centre • Canadian Association of American Statistical Association • Development, Faculty of Nursing, Enterostomal Therapy (Nursing) Statistical Association of Manitoba • University of Manitoba Enns - Co-chair Eligibility Committee, Statistical Society of Canada Sigma Theta Tau – Xi Lambda Chapter McClement - Research Review Hawranik - Research Affiliate, Centre on Committee, Winnipeg Regional Health Toth - Immigrant Women’s Association Aging, University of Manitoba Fallis - Canadian Intensive Care Authority • Ethical Review Board, of Manitoba Foundation • Manitoba Medical Services National Research Council – Institute for Lobchuk - Research Affiliate, Centre on Foundation Biodiagnostics Venkatesh - Medical Committee, Board Aging, University of Manitoba of Governors, Kinsmen Reh Fit Centre • Gessler - Board of Directors, Youville McMillan - President, Xi Lambda House & Property Committee, Board of Board Membership Clinic Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International Governors, Kinsmen Reh Fit Centre Askin - Academy of Neonatal Nurses Advisory Board Gregory - Board Member, Canadian Pangman - President, Manitoba Woodgate - Executive committee, Association of Schools of Nursing Association of Gerontology Canadian Network of Palliative Care Ateah - RESOLVE (Research and (CASN) • Chair, Task Force on Patient for Children • Advisory Committee, Education to Reduce Violence) Safety, Canadian Association of Schools Scanlan - Board of Directors, St. subcommittee of the Canadian University of Manitoba, Regional of Nursing (CASN) Boniface General Hospital • Vice-Chair, Network of Palliative Care for Children Committee • Community Action Patient Care Committee, St. Boniface • President, Pediatric Nurses’ Interest Program for Children Advisory Hack - Executive Member, Clinical General Hospital Group of Manitoba Committee, Manitoba/Saskatchewan Trials Group of the National Cancer Region (Health Canada) Advisory Institute of Canada • Treasurer, Canadian Seguire - Board of Trustees, Louis Riel Research Appointments Committee • Provincial Advisory Association of Psychosocial Oncology School Division • Board of Trustees, St. Askin - Consultant, Nurse Practitioner Committee on Child Abuse Mary’s Road Church Program, Faculty of Nursing, University Hawranik - Board Liaison, Hospice of Toronto Care - Research Committee of the Board, & Palliative Care Manitoba Board of Shapiro - Faculty of Nursing St. Amant Centre Directors for Endowed Chair Committee Representative, Manitoba Health Care Ateah - Scientist, Manitoba Institute for UMFA Board of Representatives, Ethics Committee Network. Child Health Davis - Emergency Certificate Program Constituency of Associates • Board of (RRC) Directors, Xi Lambda, STTI • Sloan - GI Scientific Leadership Degner - Affiliated Scientist, Centre Chair, Eligibility Committee, Xi Lambda, Council, Coalition of National Cancer for Behavioural Research and Program Degner - Management Board, Manitoba STTI • Board of Directors, Hospice and Cooperative Groups • American Evaluation, Faculty of Applied Health Institute of Cell Biology • Research Palliative Care Manitoba • President, Psychosocial Oncology Society • Drug Sciences, University of Waterloo Enterprises Committee, Board of Manitoba Association on Gerontology Information Association • International 44 Diehl Jones - Scientist, Manitoba Policy, University of Manitoba • Adjunct Woodgate - Research Scientist, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Zoology, Institute for Child Health Associate Professor, Faculty of Nursing, Manitoba Institute of Child Health Faculty of Science University of Alberta (MICH) • Academic Advisor, Evidence- Guse - Research Affiliate, Riverview Based Nursing Practice in Cancer Care, Gregory - Scholar-In-Residence, Health CentreDiehl Jones - Scientist, McClement - Research Associate, Palliative Care and Cancer Prevention Nursing Division, Saskatchewan Institute Manitoba Institute for Child Health Manitoba Palliative Care Research Unit/ (September 2004-present) • Academic of Applied Sciences and Technology CancerCare Manitoba Advisor, doctoral seminar “Psychosocial (SIAST). Guse - Research Affiliate, Riverview Oncology Research”, sponsored by Health Centre • Research Affiliate, Deer McMillan - Research Affiliate, Riverview PORT (Psychosocial Oncology Research Hack - Assistant Professor, Dept. of Lodge Centre Health Centre Training) Clinical Health Psychology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Manitoba Hack - Affiliate Scientist, Centre for Pangman - Research Affiliate, Riverview Yu - Research Director, St. Amant Centre Behavioural Research and Program Health Centre • Research Affiliate, Heaman - Cross-appointed as Evaluation, Faculty of Applied Health Centre for Aging, University of Manitoba Visiting Appointments Associate Professor, Dept. of Obstetrics, Sciences, University of Waterloo, Askin - Nil appointment, Dept. Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences, Waterloo, Ontario Secco - University & Cape Breton of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine ( July 1, 2004 – June Regional District Research Partnership University of Manitoba 30, 2009) Hawranik - Research Affiliate, Riverview Committee • Research Group Leader, Health Centre Vulnerable Infants and Mothers Research Degner - Foreign adjunct professor in Woodgate - Cross-appointed as Assistant Group • Requested to Investigate the nursing (oncology), Karolinska, Institutet, Professor, Dept. of Pediatric and Child Heaman - Scientist, Manitoba Institute Feasibility and to Establish an Honors Department of Nursing, Sweden • Health, Faculty of Medicine (March of Child Health, Winnipeg, Manitoba • Undergraduate Nursing Research Adjunct professor, Faculty of Professional 2002-present) Research Associate, Perinatal Research Program, within the St. FX/Cape Schools, Lakehead University Centre, University of Alberta • Research Breton University Baccalaureate Nursing Associate, Manitoba Centre for Health Program, 2005-06 academic year. Diehl Jones - Cross-appointed as

Appendix F - Committees and Public Service

Askin - Consultant, Canadian Nurse Committee • 7th National Mother Chair (2005, Chicago, IL) • 2 nd Resuscitation Program for the Canadian Practitioner Initiative • Neonatal Baby Meeting, Conference Chairperson National Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Heart and Stroke Association • St. Intensive Care Test Committee, National (2004, Orlando, FL) • 3rd National Conference, Chair (2005, New Orleans, Boniface General Hospital, Neonatal Certification Corporation • Canadian Neonatal Nurses Meeting, Conference LA) • 3rd National Neonatal Nurse Patient Care Committee • WRHA Nurses Association, Nurse Practitioner Chairperson (2004, Orlando, FL) • 8th Practitioner Conference Chair (2006, Advanced Practice Steering Committee Competency Advisory Committee National Mother Baby Conference, Savannah, GA) • College of Registered • College of Family Physicians of • College of Registered Nurses of Chairperson (2005, Chicago, IL) • 4nd Nurses of Manitoba, Discipline Manitoba, Primary Health Care Reform Manitoba, Nurse Practitioner Regulation National Neonatal Nurses Conference, Committee • Instructor-Trainer, Neonatal Committee 45 Care - Council of Health Professions, Diehl-Jones - Consultant, University of Heaman - Maternal health study group • Efforts Manitoba Nursing Advisory Council Toronto, Nurse Practitioner Program Maternity experiences study group, Canadian perinatal surveillance system McKay - Manitoba Sanatorium Board Chernomas - Women’s program advisory Duff - Canadian Association of Schools (Health Canada) • AWHONN Canada History of Medicine Project committee, Manitoba Schizophrenia of Nursing, Task Force on Primary research committee • Ministerial advisory Society • Manitoba Psychiatric Mental Health Care/Nurse Practitioner committee on maternal/newborn McMillan - Sleep Research Society, Health Nurses Interest Group Education • Canadian Nurses services (Manitoba Health) • Curriculum Women in Sleep Colloquium • Canadian Association, Canadian Nurse Practitioner Committee, CIHR Strategic Training Sleep Association • International Clarke - Manitoba Schizophrenia Initiative round table discussions and Program in Maternal-Fetal-Newborn Association for the Study of Pain Society Women’s Program Advisory education workshop • Nurse Practitioner Health, University of Alberta Committee Association of Manitoba • Canadian Mordoch - Clinical facilitator, Depression Association of Advanced Practice Nurses Klimzcak - Planning committee, Support Group, St. James Assiniboia Cohen - Foundation for Registered AWHONN Canada conference Seniors Centre • Planning committee Nurses of Manitoba (FRNM) Awards Enns - Investigator – CRNM • planning • CRNM examination review • 2005 Mental Health & Psychiatric Committee • CASN Task Force on Canadian Registered Nurse Examination RRC nursing awards committee Nursing Conference: Manitoba Public Health • Social Planning Council Jurisdictional Review–CRNM (2004) Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses of Winnipeg, Advisory Committee for Kluka - Mother’s Support Network Interest Group Immigrant/Refugee Housing Project • Harder - Medicine Educators’ Interest AWHONN Canada • Woman/Child Consultant, Youville Centre, SPIRIT Group • Task Force on Clinical Research Team Pangman - Intern, Advanced Internship (Community Development) team • Education, CASN • Author Group, in Applied Counseling program, Consultant, Arden Street ‘Aboriginal Bloodborne Pathogen Precautions, Lobchuk - Research committee, Continuing Education Division • Sharing Circle’ • Evaluator, 3rd Annual College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canadian Association of Nursing Steering Committee and Working Canadian Residents Vaccine Course, Manitoba Oncology (CANO) • Research Group, Senior Transportation Montreal, QC committee, Interdisciplinary research Hawranik - Chair, Joint Master Program committee, Victoria General Hospital • Sawatzky - Invited member of the newly Davis - Children’s Hospital Teddy Bear in Circumpolar Health and Well-being Research committee, Grace General created (Dec. 2004) Emergency Medicine Picnic • CRNM competency review with University of Oulu, Finland and 5 Hospital • Manitoba Caregiver Network Research Committee • Invited ad-hoc CRNM exam review • WRCASN • other universities in Europe, Russia, and Associate Member, Canadian Caregiver member of APN Nurses Group at HSC Sigma Theta Tau United States • Canadian Association of Coalition • WRHA emergency medicine program Faculties of Graduate Studies • Western regional accreditation team (2004) • Joint Dean - Facilitator, Bereavement support Canadian Association of Faculties of McClement - Advisory Committee, WRHA emergency program standards/ programs, Hospice and Palliative Care Graduate Studies • Riverview Health Canadian Cancer Society • Manitoba quality improvement committee • Manitoba Centre Research Committee • Board Division Research Knowledge Exchange Canadian RN examination committee, member for Beausejour and Area Food Network [KEN] • Consultant, MB representative Degner - Consultant, Nursing Division, Bank Qualitative Data Analysis, Victoria Health Sciences Centre • Consultant, General Hospital Pilot Project: Family Secco - Pediatric Complementary Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Presence during Cardio-pulmonary and Alternative Medicine (PedCam) 46 Network • University/District Research (CGEAN) • Member, Academy of Lambda Chapter) • Evidence-Based Lifespan Teaching Team • Teaching Partnership, Cape Breton Health District Management • Member, Sigma Theta Nursing Practice steering committee • Team Leaders Committee • Senate and Cape Breton University, Sydney, NS Tau, Xi Lambda • Member, WRCASN • Manitoba Children’s Hospital Committee on Awards • Selection Member, Canadian Nurses Association • Advisory Committee • Canadian Committee for Head of Department Scanlan - Canadian Project Director, Tier Member, College of Registered Nurses Hospice Palliative Care Association: of Family Social Sciences • Selections 2 Project, Strengthening nursing practice of Manitoba • Member, Silent Action Pediatric Special Interest Group • Centre Committee, Faculty of Engineering in Cuba through education & research Committee, Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Excellence on Child and Youth- • Council of the Faculty of Graduate Biennial Fundraiser • Member, Ukrainian Centred Prairie Communities Studies • Faculty of Graduate Studies Seguire - Family Life program, River Orthodox Church Ladies Association Appeals Committee East Transcona School Division Yu - Executive Committee, Autism Venkatesh - Facilitator, Career Spectrum Disorders-Canadian Beaton - Chair, Tenure Committee Shapiro - Invited consultant/guest Symposium, MTS Centre • Organizing American Research Consortium • facilitator, Department of Pediatrics, Committee, St. Boniface Hospital School Management Committee, Health Equity Bowser - Social Committee Children’s Hospital discussion group • of Nursing Class of 1975, 30th Reunion for Intellectually Disabled Individuals CRNM Competency Review (2004) Celebrations • Organizing Group, (HEIDI) • Research Program Care - Chair, Executive Committee WRCASN Conference • Treasurer/ Courses & Curriculum Committee, • Member, Curriculum Revision Sloan - Planning Committee for NCI Member, Xi Lambda Chapter Executive, Transdisciplinary Inter-Institute Training Committee • Chair, Administrative Team • International Conference 2004 • STTI • Misericordia School of Nursing Program in Autism Spectrum Disorders • Member, First Nations Community Mentoring Sub-Committee • NCI Scholarship Committee • Working • Finance Committee, Canadian Wellness Management Committee Intergroup Quality of Life Committee • Group, Manitoba Centre for Health Association for Research and Education • Chair, Faculty Council • Planning Co-chair, 9th Annual Conference of the Policy • Medical Committee, Member - in Intellectual Disabilities • Research committee, WRCASN conference (2005) International Society for Quality of Life House & Property Committee, Board of Centre Development Subcommittee, St. • Co-Chair, UM/WRHA Program Research • Chair, Instrument Validity Governors, Kinsmen Reh Fit Centre • Amant Centre Liaison Committee Working Group • HSR Education Student Awards & Progression Committee • Cochrane Health-Related Committee, Red River College • Internal & Conference Chernomas - Chair, curriculum revision Qualify of Life Methods Group • Chair, Misericordia School of Nursing Committees committee (CRC) • Chair, teaching team Society for Clinical Trials Publications Scholarship Committee Askin - Executive Committee • Faculty leaders committee • Executive committee Committee • Member Palliative Care of Nursing Graduate Studies Committee • Associate chair, students with disabilities Task Force • Leader, Mayo Clinic Woodgate - Canadian Association • Faculty Selections Committee (for NP (ad hoc working group) • Ex-officio, Cancer Center Quality of Life Research of Psychosocial Oncology (CAPO) • positions) BPRN committee • University of Program • Leader, NCCTG Quality CPCA SIG: Canadian Palliative Care Manitoba/WRHA Program Liaison of Life Working Group • NCCTG Association Special Interest Group Ateah - Chair, Faculty Selections Committee • WRCASN Conference representative, Coalition of National Hospice & Palliative Care Manitoba • Committee • Executive Committee Planning committee • International Cancer Co-operative Groups Manitoba Palliative Care Nurses • Ex-officio, Four Year Baccalaureate Mental Health Nursing Conference Association (MPCNA) • Manitoba Program Committee • Chair, Admissions Planning committee • University of Udod - Member, Council on Graduate Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses Committee • Curriculum Revision Manitoba/Nursing Leadership Council Education for Administration in Nursing • Sigma Theta Tau International (Xi Committee • Chair, Family across the (WRHA) Retreat Planning Committee • 47 Presidential Advisory Committee on the Dean - University of Manitoba Faculty/WRHA Retreat • Conference Kilmczak - Appeals Committee • Reappointment of the Dean, Faculty of Discipline committee • Faculty selections planning committee, WRCASN Clinical practice sub group committee • Engineering committee • Students with disabilities (ad conference (2005) UM/WRHA Program Liaison hoc working group) • Curriculum review Committee • Family across the Lifespan Clarke - Chair, MNRI Advisory committee Hack - Co-chair, planning committee Teaching Team Committee • MNRI Public Relations CAPO annual meeting (2007) Committee • Chair, Researcher in Degner - Presidential Advisory Kluka - WRCASN – MAL for Faculty Residence Committee • UM/WRHA Committee on the Selection of a Dean, Harder - Special Selections, Admission of Nursing (2004-2006) • Distinguished Program Liaison Committee Faculty of Nursing Committee, Faculty of Nursing • Student Visitors Committee • Clinical Course Selections Committee, ACCESS, Leaders Committee • Family across the Cohen - Admissions Committee • Diehl Jones - Tenure Committee UM • Code of Conduct Ad-Hoc Lifespan Teaching Team Four-Year Baccalaureate Committee • • Promotions Committee • Faculty Committee, Faculty of Nursing • Graduate Studies Committee • Tenure Representative, Senate • Senate Student Appeals Committee, Faculty of Lahaie - Co-chair, Community teaching Committee • Consultant, Community Committee on Awards • Senate Library Nursing, • Learning Resources Advisory team • BPRN Committee • Community/ Health, FON Curriculum Revision Committee Committee, Faculty of Nursing Prevention/Promotion • Families across Committee • Faculty of Nursing/ the Lifespan Team • Learning Objects Department of Community Health Enns - Clinical Course Leader Hawranik - Co-chair, gerontology team Repository Workgroup Sciences joint, two-week proposal Committee • Four Year Baccalaureate Senate member • Chair, Programs development mission to Chengdu and Committee • Social Committee • & Planning Committee, Faculty of Lobchuk - Psychosocial Oncology Beijing, China Appeals Committee • Curriculum Graduate Studies • Faculty of Graduate and Cancer Control Research Group • Review Committee • Ad-Hoc Teaching Studies Council • Faculty of Graduate Family Caregiving Cluster • Professional Davis - Chair, Four Year Baccalaureate Excellence Committee • Workshop Studies Executive Committee • Unsuitability Committee • Endowment Committee • Chair, Clinical Course Planning – January 2005 – for Clinical International Student Recruitment Fund Committee • Selections Committee Leaders sub Committee • Executive Education Facilitators Committee • Chair, Special Committees, • Honours Stream/Program Working • UM/WRHA Program Liaison Prior Learning Assessment & committee for Baccalaureate Nursing Committee • Co-Chair, Medical Surgical Gessler - Chair, BPRN Committee • Recognition, Faculty of Graduate Studies Students Teaching Team • Teaching Team Leaders Faculty Admissions Committee • AICP • Development of Graduate Course Committee • Curriculum Revisions Admissions Sub-committee • Clinical Characteristics and submission template McClement - Promotions Committee Committee • Selections Committee Nursing Practice Committee • Criminal and Instructions • Pilot Project for • Tenure Committee • Presidential • Students with disabilities (ad hoc Records Sub-committee • Faculty Electronic Thesis Submission Advisory Committee on the Selection of working group) • Student Council Executive Committee • UM/WRHA Heaman - Faculty of Nursing Graduate a Dean, Faculty of Nursing • Planning (started attending meetings in Nov. 04) • Program Liaison Committee • Four Studies Committee • Faculty of Graduate Committee, Canadian Association of Learning Resource Advisory Committee Year Program Committee • Coordinator, Studies Programs and Planning Psychosocial Oncology (CAPO) 2007 • UTS Student Recognition Award • Faculty/Agency Appreciation event • Committee • Presidential Advisory Conference Faculty Retreat Planning Committee • Chair, Student Appeals Committee • Committee on the Selection of a Dean, Assisted with hiring and supporting Mini MNRI Public Relations Sub-committee Faculty of Nursing McKay - Faculty of Nursing Endowment University Instructor for 2005 • Co-planner/facilitator and presenter, Advisory Committee • Heritage Room 48 Appendix G - Nursing Practice

Askin Duff Woman Clinic. Provides gynecological nursing and non-nursing staff, students Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, NICU St Nurse Practitioner at the Lac Du Bonnet and prenatal exams and services and laypersons. Interventions include Boniface General Hospital, Winnipeg, Health Centre for one day a week approximately one day a week. providing sleep health education and 10-20 hours per week. Provides care from Feb. 2005 - June 2005. Provides assessment measures to nursing and for 10-25 neonates per shift, including integration of research into primary care Government of Nunavut, for one month other health professionals, review of sleep attending high risk deliveries, performing practice, maintain competency in practice during the summer. Relief Community health pamphlet (Head & Neck Unit neonatal resuscitation and admission and build relationships for placing NP Health Nurse in the Baffin and Kivalliq HSC), sleep hygiene education, stimulus procedures. Writes daily orders and students into clinical settings. Practice regions of Nunavut. reduction techniques, circadian rhythm progress notes and take night or weekend includes providing primary health care assessment, shift-work scheduling, call as needed. Provides supervision to in a rural population for managing acute, McMillan subjective sleep diary reviews, relaxation, pediatric and family practice residents preventative and chronic illness. Consultant, Sleep Health and Sleep and cognitive behavioural interventions. and provide on-going parent and staff Disturbance Management, Helen Feedback on services has been very education. Participates as a member of Harder Glass Centre for Nursing and off-site, positive. Has received sleep disorder the Patient Care Team and as a member Canadian Forces Base Winnipeg, 17 2-4 hrs/week (avg). Provides individual clinic-based referrals for consulting of the section of Neonatology. Wing, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Functions and group consultation on a variety services. as a nurse practitioner in the Well of sleep-related health concerns to

Appendix H - Awards

Askin - Professor Deb Askin’s book disabilities - Student nominated award well baby clinics and where she assisted Excellence in Professional Nursing Infection in the Neonate: A Comprehensive the HIV/AIDS homecare team. She also Award Guide to Assessment, Management and Davis - Favorite Faculty Award, as voted volunteers on a local level, participating Nursing Care (Santa Rosa, NICU Ink) by fourth year BN program students in several health promotion events for McMillan - 2005 Award for Excellence has been selected for the 2004 American elementary and high school students in in Graduate Nursing Education, Journal of Nursing Book of the Year Dean - Achieved designation of Certified Winnipeg. University of Manitoba • 2005 Literary Awards, in the category of Maternal- Hospice Palliative Care Nurse (Canada) Award, Canadian Orthopaedic Child Nursing & Childbirthing. • May 2005-2010 Lobchuk - Manitoba Health Research Association. (L.L. Mandzuk & D.E. 2005, College of Registered Nurses of Council operating and establishment McMillan) Manitoba Excellence in Professional Enns - Marlee Enns was honoured by grant, $26,675 Nursing Award the University as an Outreach Award Scanlan - On December 2, Dr. Judy recipient for volunteering her time McClement - June 2005, Favourite Scanlan was granted the rank of Invited Bowser - Disability Services Access nursing at a health centre in Ethiopia, Faculty Award, as voted upon BPRN Professor at the Havana Medical Award received Dec 2004 - for where she took part in prenatal students • May 2005, College of University in Cuba. This great honour is accommodation of needs of students with assessments, disease screening, childhood Registered Nurses of Manitoba reserved for distinguished international 49 academics associated with Havana Review Workshop, Children’s Hospital of Society (CCS) Research Scientist received the Rh award for outstanding Medical University, and had been Eastern Ontario & University of Ottawa, Award: Behavioural/Psychosocial/Cancer contributions to scholarship and research conferred on a handful of people in the Ottawa, Feb., 2005 Control (BPCC) Research Personnel in the Interdisciplinary category from history of the university. Dr. Scanlan is Award, National Cancer Institute of the Winnipeg Rh Institute Foundation the only nurse to ever have received this Sloan - 2004 – ISOQOL 2004 Canada, (July 1, 2004- June 30, 2010). Inc., valued at $10,000 • Dr. Woodgate distinct honour. – Outstanding QOL article of the year. Provides salary support (approximately received the 2004 Canadian Cancer $50,000.00 per year for 6 years = Society Research Scientist Award. This is Scruby - Dr. and Mrs. H.H. Saunderson Udod - Gail Donner Fellowship in $300,000) • CIHR New Investigator awarded to the highest-ranking scientist Award for Excellence in Teaching. This Nursing ($1,100) • University of Toronto Award, Salary Support ($50,000.00 per in the Behavioral/Psychosocial/Cancer significant honour is in recognition of Fellowship ($6500) year for 5 years = $250, 000.00) for the Control Research Scientist Category. She Lynn’s “splendid work as a teacher”. period of July 1, 2004- June 30, 2009 was also named the 2004 recipient of Woodgate - Manitoba Health Research (Declined in lieu of Canadian Cancer the joint NCIC and Canadian Institutes Secco - Sponsored by Chalmer’s Council operating and establishment Society(CCS) Research Scientist Award). of Health Research Dorothy J. Lamont Research Group to attend Systematic grant, $17,310 • Canadian Cancer • In February 2005, Dr. Woodgate Scientist Award in July 2004.

Appendix I - Research Funding

Funding administered through Beaton, J., & McKay, M. (2005). reperfusion injury in a cell culture model prospective, longitudinal follow-up. the University of Manitoba Development and integration of the of the neonatal intestinal epithelium. University of Saskatchewan, $13,422. a) July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005 history of nursing collection, Elizabeth Manitoba Institute of Child Health, Dafoe Library. $17,536.21. $4,850. Harder, N. (2004). Promoting healthy Askin, D. (2004). Bacterial growth in body mechanics with nursing students: human breast milk with and without Cohen, B. (PI), & Gregory, D. (2005). Gregory, D., Guse, L., Davidson A web-based approach. Minerva Safe human milk fortifier. MNRI Outcomes Towards an evidence-based approach to Dick, D., Russell, C., Davis, P. (2005). Manitoba Grant, $5,533. Grant, $3,825. curriculum revision: Clinical education Researching patient safety from an models for community health nursing education-systems perspective. Manitoba Heaman, M. (2005-06). Developing Ateah, C. (PI). (2005). Parenting practice. Faculty of Nursing Endowment Institute for Patient Safety: $10,000. a Canadian research agenda in competence intervention: A pilot study. Fund, $9,989.84. prenatal care. Canadian Institutes of University of Manitoba/Social Sciences Gregory, D., Guse, L., Davidson Health Research Institute of Human and Humanities Research Council of Clarke, D. (2004-05). Refinement of a Dick, D., Russell, C., Davis, P. (2005). Development, Child and Youth Health Canada, $4,358. client-held tool for mental health clients. Researching patient safety from an Workshop Funding Program, $9,554. University of Manitoba Research Grants education-systems perspective. Faculty of Ateah, C. (PI), & Hamelin, K. (2004). Program (URGP), $5,411. Nursing Endowment Fund: $5,000. Heaman, M. (PI), & Fogg, S. (2005-06). Parent and infant co-sleeping practices. Effects of a parent education program Manitoba Institute of Child Health, Diehl-Jones, W. (2004). Effects of Hack, T. F. (2004). Charting the course on maternal self-efficacy and perceptions $4,524. supplemental glutamine during ischemia/ of arm morbidity in breast cancer: A of their child’s self-management of a 50 life-threatening food allergy. Manitoba Wheeler, B. (2004). Psychometric testing b) Prior to July 1, 2004, still in progress Lobchuk, M. (PI), McClement, S. E., Institute of Child Health, $5,000. of the breastfeeding self-efficacy scale & Daeninck, P. (2004, March). What do among mothers of ill or preterm infants. Askin, D. F., & Diehl-Jones, W. (2004, informal caregivers think and feel when Lobchuk, M. (PI). (2004-10). 2004 MNRI Outcomes Grant, $3,996.60. February). Bacterial growth in human they are induced to perspective-take on Research Scientist Award. Cancer Society breast milk with and without human milk cancer patients’ symptom experiences? – National Cancer Institute of Canada, Wilkins, K. (2005). Siblings of pediatric fortifier. Manitoba Nursing Research Canadian Institutes of Health Research $342,878 total; $50,600 this year. bone marrow transplant recipients: Institute, $3,825. (CIHR) Palliative and End of Life Care Their lived experience as they transition Pilot Projects competition, $35,515. Lobchuk, M. (PI). (2004-07). Enhancing through the bone marrow transplant Askin, D. F. (PI) (2002). Collaborative family caregiver communication trajectory. Fort Garry Legion Poppy Trust practice training. Primary Care Transition McKay, M., Warren, P., & Hanely, J. competence in the monitoring and Fund, $750 Fund, Health Canada, $468,000 total. (2001-06). University of Manitoba/ interpreting of cancer patient symptom University of Winnipeg history of experiences. Manitoba Health Research Woodgate, R. L., Hallstrom, I., Von Degner, L. F., (2000). Development of medicine program. Non-Ontario History Council, Establishment Grant, $74,536 Essen, L., Gibson, F., Wettergren, L., evidence-based nursing practice in cancer of Medicine Program (Hannah Institute). total; $30,590 this year. Monterosso, L., Nancarrow-Clarke, care, palliative care and cancer prevention. Matching funding is provided by the J., & Kline, N. (2005). Development National Research Chair (Cancer Dean, Faculty of Medicine, $8,000 per McKay, M. & Beaton, J. (2004). of an international pediatric oncology Nursing), CHSRF/CIHR, total grant of annum. Development and integration of the research network: Setting the stage for $1,700,000 over 10 years; $171,941.55 history of nursing collection, Elizabeth international collaborative psychosocial- received this year. Scanlan, J. M. (PI), Care, W. D., Clark, Dafoe library. Faculty of Nursing behavioral research. CIHR International B., & Polokoff, E. (2001). Faculty and Endowment Fund, $17,500. Opportunity Program, $24,992. Gessler, S. G., & Scanlan, J. M. (2004, students’ perceptions of grades: How do May). Identification of the support and they influence grade inflation? Faculty of McMillan, D. E., & Ateah, C. (co-PIs). Woodgate, R. L., (PI), Sloan, J., & informational needs of nurse preceptors. Nursing Endowment Fund, $2,129 total. (2005, May). Poster display boards for Yanofsky, R. (2004-07). Parents’ and Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund, dissemination of nursing scholarship. children’s decisions and experiences in $7,954. Scanlan, J., Beaton, J., Care, W. D., & Faculty of Nursing Endowment Fund, childhood cancer clinical trials. CIHR Cameron, C. (2004-10). Strengthening $5,700. Operating Grant, total, $49,428 total; Guse, L., Currie, J. (co-PIs), Cepanec, nursing practice in Cuba through $26,300 this year. D., Care, W. D., Bryant, H., Chernomas, education and research. CIDA- UPCD Mossman, M. (PI), & Heaman, M. W. M., McKenzie, J., Neilson, S., & Program-Tier 2, $1,000,000 total; (2005-06). The influence of adolescent Yaworski, H. (PI), Sawatzky, J.V., & Wall, K. (2003). Integrating new nursing $220,443 this year. mothers’ breastfeeding confidence and Motluk, L. (2005). The impact of a graduates into the work place: Strategies attitudes on breastfeeding initiation nurse practitioner on “The left without for retention and career development. Scanlan, J. M., & Chernomas, W. M. and duration. Health Sciences Centre being seen rate” of an adult emergency Canadian Health Services Research (2004, May). Identifying characteristics Foundation, Nursing Research fund, department. The Dolly Gemby Foundation, $180,000; total received this of the student who is weak in clinical operating grant $4,945. Foundation, $3,500. year, $62,626. WRHA, $12,500. CRNM, practice. Faculty of Nursing Endowment $3,500. Fund, $5,000.

51 Scruby, L., & Hawranik, P. (2003, Funding administered through Chochinov, H. M. (PI), Steinstra, Neuroimaging ethics: From theory to December). The needs of low income other organizations D., Kaufert, J., Lutfyyia, Z., Bruera, practice. CIHR New Emerging Team women with children: Implications for a) July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005 E., Kristjanson, L., Higginson, I., Grant, $1,484,870 (approx. $400,000 for public policy and women’s health. Prairie McClement, S., Hack, T., Taylor- MB). Women’s Health Centre of Excellence, Baracos, V. (PI), Candinin, M., Brown, J., Harlos, M., Hansen, N., & $4,958.64. MacDonald, N., Marliss, E., Wismer, Librach, L. (2004-09). New emerging Doerksen, K., & Askin, D. F. (2004, W., & McClement, S. E. (2004-09). teams in palliative care: End of life care October). What are the professional Ursel, E. (PI), Ateah, C., et al. (2003- New emerging teams in palliative care: and vulnerable populations. Canadian development and mentorship needs of 08). The healing journey: A longitudinal Cancer-associated cachexia-anorexia Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) advanced practice nurses? The Dolly and study of women who have been abused syndrome. Canadian Institutes of Health End of Life Care New Emerging Team Michael Gembey Nursing Research by intimate partners. Social Sciences and Research (CIHR) End of Life Care New Grant, $279,000. Award, $1,433.22. Humanities Research Council of Canada, Emerging Team Grant, $259,000 per $1,000,000. annum. Clarke, D. (PI), Hughes, L., & Motluk, Duggleby, W. D. (PI), Williams, A. M., L. (2004). Improving the triage of Wright, K. E., & Degner, L. F. (2004- Woodgate, R. L., (PI). (2003-06). Bohm, E. (PI), & Sawatzky, J. V. (2004, mental health patients in general hospital 05). A pilot study of the hope focused Development and validation of a July). The coronary artery bypass graft emergency departments. Health Sciences program for informal caregivers of computer video-game for self-assessment (CABG) & lower joint replacement Centre Foundation Innovations and palliative home care patients. Canadian of meaning-centred symptom experiences (LEJR) comparison project. Concordia Opportunities Fund, $25,000. Institutes of Health Research, $65,000. by children with cancer. Manitoba Health Hospital Orthopedic Surgery Research Research Council Establishment Award, Fund, $5,000. Clarke, D. (PI), Hughes, L., & Motluk, Fallis, W. M. (PI), Silverthorne, D., total $55,578. L. (2004). Improving the triage of Franklin, J., & McClement, S. (2004). Broemeling, A. M. (Co-PI), Broughton, mental health patients in general hospital Client and responder perceptions of a Woodgate, R. (PI), Degner, L. F., & S. (Co-PI), Sawchenko, L., Reid, C., emergency departments. Health Sciences personal response service. Lifeline Canada Irani, P. (2003-05). Development and Degner, L., & Newman, R. (2004-07). Centre Foundation Nursing Research & Victoria Lifeline, $5,000. validation of a computer video-game Coordination and continuity of care for Award, $7,500. for self-assessment of meaning-centred cancer patients: Assessing the impact of Fitch, M. I. (PI), Baker, P., Cummings, symptom experiences by children with referrals for patients in rural and remote Degner, L. F. (PI), Laschinger, H., & G., Degner, L. F., Estabrooks, C., cancer. CIHR/Regional Partnership areas. Canadian Health Services Research Estabrooks, C. A. (2005-08). Evaluation Green, E., McLennan, M., McLeod, D., Program Operating Grant, total Foundation, $142,000. of an organizational intervention to Mueller, M., & Saucier, A. (2004-07). $134,000. improve nursing work life through Canada’s experience translating workplace Chochinov, H. M., Breitbart, W., Gibson, training in knowledge translation: knowledge in cancer settings. Health Woodgate, R. L., (PI). (2004). C., Hack, T. F., Harlos, M., Hassard, Phase I. Canadian Institutes of Health Canada, $300,000. Development and validation of a T., Kristjanson, L., & McClement, S. Research, $300,000. computer video-game for self-assessment (2004-08). Quality of life for individuals Forbes, D. (PI), Anderson, M., of meaning-centred symptom experiences at the end of life. National Institute of Downie, J. (PI), Bolinger, L., Kenny, Hawranik, P., Henderson, S., Leipert, B., by children with cancer. NCIC, total Health (1 R01 CA102201-01A1), total: N. P., Magwood, B. D., Malisza, K. L., Morgan, D., Markle-Reid, M., & Parent, $33,000. $1,611,147. Schmidt, M. H., & Yu, C. T. (2004-09). K. (2005-07). The role of home care in 52 dementia care. Alzheimer Society of Researchers in Aboriginal Health Thomas-McLean, R., Hack, T., Aboriginal nursing students in Manitoba. Canada, CNF, Nursing Care Partnership competition, $73,130 per year for 3 years. Mediema, B., Towers, A., Kwan, W., SSHRC, total: $99,080. of the CHSRF, CIHR Institute of Aging, Tatemichi, S. (2004-07). Charting the CIHR Institute of Gender and Health, Martin, G. L. (PI), & Yu, C. T. (2004- course of arm morbidity in breast cancer: Chochinov, H. M., Breitbart, W., Gibson, $177,455. 09). Investigations of behavioral A prospective, longitudinal follow-up. C., Hack, T. F., Harlos, M., Hassard, assessment and training technologies for Canadian Institutes of Health Research T., Kristjanson, L., McClement, S. E. Guse, L., Inglis, J., Cepanec, D., persons with developmental disabilities. (MOP 68883). Total: $438,336. (2004-08). Quality of life for individuals McMillan, D., Lamont, L., Whitbread, CIHR, $442,740. at the end of life. National Institute of L., Kondratuk, B., Brown, S., Stec, S., Yu, C. T. (co-PI), & Martin, T. (co-PI). Health (U.S.), approx. $ $2,070,293 Hyndman, K., Clarke, D., & Crawford, McClement, S., Woodgate, R., & (2004-11). Longitudinal evaluation of CAD. M. (2005). Aggression in long-term Chochinov, H. (2004-05). Involuntary children with autism graduating from care: A best practice nursing care project. weight loss in advanced cancer: Patient the St. Amant ABA early intervention Davison, B. J. (PI), & Degner, L. Canadian Nurses Association, Nursing and family member perspectives. program. Family Services and Housing, F. (co-PI). (2001-06). Evaluating a Care Partnership Program, $30,000. CancerCare Manitoba Foundation Inc. Children’s Program, $267,288. decision support intervention for men Operating Grant, total $14,335. with prostate cancer. Health Canada, Hack, T., Pickles, T., Bultz, B., Ruether, Yu, C. T. (PI), & Martin, G. L. (2005- $250,000. D., & Degner, L. (2005-07). Identifying McClement, S. E. (PI), Woodgate, 07). Improving the quality of life for determinants of patient-physician R., & Chochinov, H. M. (2004, July). people with severe and profound mental Duggleby, W. (PI), Wright, K., Williams, communication outcome from audiotapes Involuntary weight loss in advanced disabilities: Studies on choice making A., & Degner, L. F. (co-PI). (2003- of primary treatment consultations in cancer: Patient and family perspectives. and happiness. CIHR-Manitoba RPP, 05). Development, implementation, prostate oncology. National Cancer CancerCare Manitoba Foundation $112,922. and initial evaluation of psychosocial Institute of Canada (CPCRI/NCIC), [Intramural Research Grant], $12,888. supportive hope focused program for total: $62,925. b) Prior to July 1, 2004, still in progress palliative care patients with advanced Secco, M. L. (2004, December). cancer. Saskatchewan Health Research Lipson. A. (PI), & Fallis, W. M. (2005). Situational, child and maternal influences Butler, L., Evans, J., Frank, B., Bell, D., Foundation, $76,000. An assessment of lipid levels in patients on parenting stress and competence for Rendon, R., Summers, M., Aldridge, presenting with acute myocardial adolescent and older mothers. University D., Tawse, B., Hack, T., & Connell, R. Estabrooks, C., Golden-Biddle, K. infarction or acute coronary syndromes Research Grants Program, University of (2004). Men, masculinity, and cancer. (co-directors), Dallaire, C., Degner, L. to a community hospital. Astra Zeneca, Manitoba, $3,000. Social Sciences and Humanities Research F. (PI), Dickinson, H., Horsburgh, B., $2,500. Council/Community-University Landry, R., & Smith, M. (2001-06). Sprague, A. (PI), Heaman, M., O’Brien, Research Alliances. Grant Development National training centre for knowledge Luo, Z. C. (PI), Heaman, M., Fraser,W., B., Newburn-Cook, C. & Nimrod, C. Funds, total: $20,000. transfer. CIHR, CHSRF, and the Alberta Martens, P., & Smylie, J. (2005-07). (2004-05). Activity levels for women at Heritage Foundation for Medical Community characteristics and birth risk for preterm birth (PTB): A survey Care, W. D., Gregory, D. M., Research, $500,000 per annum. outcomes among Canadian aboriginal of Canadian care providers. Alberta Courtenay, M., & Russell, C. (2003). women. Canadian Institutes of Health Heritage Foundation for Medical The experiences and impact of learning Evans, J., Frank, B., Gregory, D. (2003- Research, An Opportunity for New Research, operating grant, $45,227. with distance technology among 2006) Contradictions and Tensions in the 53 Lives of Men: Exploring Masculinities in Baile, W., Brundage, M. D., Bultz, B., disorders. CIHR, $1,440,000. Scanlan, J., Beaton, J., Care, W. D., & the Numerically Dominated Professions Butler, L., Carlson, L. D. Cohen, L., Loiselle, C. G., Degner, L. F., Butler, Cameron, C. (2004-10). Strengthening of Nursing and Elementary School Davison, J., Feldman-Stewart, D., Parker, L. Bottoroff, J. (co-PIs), Hack, T. nursing practice in Cuba through Teaching. SSHRC ($130,000). P., Tishelman, C., Thorne, S., & Whelan, F., Chalmers, K., Lobchuk, M., education and research. CIDA- UPCD T. (2003-07). Patient-health professional McClement, S., Woodgate, R., et Program-Tier 2, $1,000,000. Feldman-Stewart, D., Brundage, M., communication in the context of cancer. al. (2003-09). PORT (Psychosocial Siemans, R., Campbell, H., & Hack, T. National Cancer Insitute of Canada, Oncology Research Training), CIHR Strain, L. (PI), Hawranik, P., St. John, F. (2003-06). Adapting an information Sociobehavioural Cancer Research Health Research Training Initiative, P., & Grymonpre, R. (2003-08). Health booklet on early-stage prostate cancer Network, $440,000 total; $88,000 per $1,800,000. and aging in rural environments. CIHR to the computer environment. National annum. New Emerging Team (NET) Program Cancer Institute of Canada, total: McPherson, C. (PI), Wilson, K., $250,000 per annum for 5 years; total, $307,784. Hack, T., Pickles, T., Bultz, B., Weir, Lobchuk, M. & Brajtman, S. (co- $1.25 million. L., Ruether, D., Degner, L., & Mackey, investigators). (2004-05). Family Fraser, W., & Heaman, M. (2002-07). J. (2002-05). Identifying determinants caregivers’ recognition of cancer patients’ Tishelman, C. (PI), & Degner, L. F. Strategic training initiative in research of patient satisfaction and treatment symptoms at the end of life. CIHR New (co-PI). (2002-05). Symptom experiences in reproductive health sciences. CIHR compliance from audiotapes of primary Emerging Team In Palliative Care for with lung cancer: A Swedish-Canadian Strategic Training Initiative in Health treatment consultations in oncology. Seniors, $20,000. collaborative nursing project. Swedish Research Grant, $300,000 per annum for Agency: National Cancer Institute of School for Health and Caring Sciences, 6 years. Canada (CBCRI), total: $80,705. McPherson, C. (PI), Wilson, K., $261,000. Lobchuk, M. & Brajtman, S. (co- Grant, K., Gregory, D. (2004-2005). Hawranik, P. (PI), & Wolf, L. (2003- investigators). (2004-05). Family Watt-Watson, J. H. (PI), Degner, L. The Swampy Cree Tribal Council and 04). An investigation of communication caregivers’ recognition of cancer patients’ F. (co-PI), Velji, K., Stevens, B., & Baccalaureate Nursing Education: A with persons with advanced dementia. symptoms at the end of life. NCIC Milosevic, M. (2003-05). Effectiveness Case Study in Self-Determination. Riverview Health Centre Research Sociobehavioural Cancer Research of an individualized symptom education Funding from the Centre for Aboriginal Foundation, $4,193.85. Network, $10,000. program on the symptom distress Health Research ($20,000). of women receiving radiation for Holden, J. A. (PI), Yu, C. T. et al. (Jan. Olson, D., & Heaman, M. (2003-09). gynecological cancer. Canadian Cancer Guse, L., Currie, J. (co-PIs), Cepanec, 2001- Dec. 2005). Unravelling the Maternal-fetal-newborn health. CIHR Society/National Cancer Institute of D., Care, W. D., Bryant, H., Chernomas, mystery of autism: From genotyping Strategic Training Initiative in Health Canada, $230,000. W. M., McKenzie, J., Neilson, S., & and phenotyping to early identification Research Grant, $300,000 per annum for Wall, K. (2003). Integrating new nursing and prevention. CIHR Interdisciplinary 7 years. Wolf, L., McMillan, D. E. (co-PIs), graduates into the work place: Strategies Health Research Team, $4.2 million Cerqueti, L., & Shumsky, M. (2004, for retention and career development. (approx. $200,000 administered by UM). Sawatzky, J. V. (PI), Naimark, B., March). Evaluation of three thera- Canadian Health Services Research & Tate, R. B. (2002). The Manitoba peutic blankets on sleep and agitation Foundation, $180,000. Holden, J. A. (PI), Yu, C. T., et al. (2003- coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) in institutionalized elderly persons with 09). Transdisciplinary inter-institute surgery project. MMSF, $30,000; and the dementia. Riverview Health Centre Hack, T. F. (PI), Degner, L. F. (co-PI), training program in autism spectrum Thorlakson Foundation, $24,720.80. Research Grant, $6,761.50. 54 Appendix J - Graduate Student Supervision

Askin Ateah Beaton Department of Community Health Chair: Janice Beveridge, MN program Chair: Diane Gudmundson, MN Chair: Marilyn McKiver, MN practicum Sciences. Delivery of HIV prevention (2004). Assessing the feasibility of practicum program, (in progress). project. A review of the Manitoba service in Karnataka, India: Case studies a transitional services protocol for Assessing the care needs of ADAD Health influenza immunization program of three different program designs. (In premature infants discharged home from children in the rural setting. planning model 2004. To defend July progress) tertiary care. 2005 Chair: Lynne Anne Theriault, MN Care Chair: Judy Marvin, MN program practicum program, (in progress). Chair: Diane Broks, comprehensive Internal Member: Joan Martin, PhD (2004). The components and principles Pregnancy loss in the Canadian examination. Defended February 2005 program (in progress). A critical analysis of successful adolescent pregnancy Aboriginal population: A guide for health of professional development across prevention programs. care professionals and institutions. Member: Nadine Breland. MN thesis. the professions. Faculty of Education, Empowerment and job satisfaction in University of Manitoba. Chair: Norma Charriere, MN program Internal member: Jennifer Wellborn, nursing. (In progress) (in progress). The development of a MN practicum program, (in progress). Chernomas protocol for a nurse practitioner lead fast Increasing the rates of cervical screening Member: Gina Trinidad. Comprehensive Internal Member: Joanne Winsor, MN track program at the Thompson General amongst First Nations women. examination. Defended June 2005 program (2005). Exploring the needs of Hospital Emergency Department. family members during a first hospital Internal member: Luana Whitbread, Member: Leanne Johnson. admission in mental health. Chair: Janet Gatta, MN practicum MN program, (in progress). Perceptions Comprehensive examination. Defended program (in progress). of abuse in personal care homes. April 2005 Internal Member: Winn Briscoe, MN program (in progress). Exploring the Chair: Laura Ferguson, MN practicum Internal member: Debra Elias, MN Member: Terry Desautels. MN transition of persons requiring long term program (in progress). program, (in progress). Adolescent practicum project. Nursing practice ventilation. mothers: The impact of enacted social council: Implementation and analysis. (In Chair: Cindy Holland, MN practicum support on parenting competence. progress). Program planner: Shelley Marchinko. program (in progress). Development Program planner: Debra Matias. of an evidence-based sedation protocol External Member: Rachelle Ashcroft, External member: Sonya Grypma. PhD for intubated or mechanically ventilated MSW program, (in progress). A social dissertation. University of Alberta. Clarke children in the PICU. work ethics in a hospital setting. Canadian missionary nurses at the North Thesis advisor: Joanne Winsor, MN China Mission, 1888-1947. Defended program: Exploring the needs of family Internal member: Janelle Taylor, MN Internal Member: Susan Fogg, MN December 2004. members during a first hospital admission practicum program (in progress). TBA. program, (in progress), Outcomes of a in mental health. high risk food allergy parent intervention External member: Sandra Hwang. Program planner for 17 MN students program. Master’s thesis. University of Manitoba Chair: Diane Buisse, MN practicum.

55 Internal member: Evelyn Lundeen a family history of breast cancer. [Tuition Diehl Jones Practitioner Stream, Development of a (2004), MN program: An examination support and stipend from the CHSRF/ Practicum Chair: Kelly Lynn Bekar, MN Cervical Screening Intervention in a First of beliefs of nursing students regarding CIHR Chair, (2001-2003, $12,300); program, (in progress). Nation Community. substance dependence and abuse. Christine Michalchushyn Memorial Bursary (2002-2003, $1,000), and US Committee member: Rebecca Mollard, Chair: Jacqueline Malcolm, MN, Cohen Army Medical Research and Materiel PhD in Human Ecology, (in progress). Development of thesis topic ( June 2005) Internal member: Sandy Bell, MN Command (2003 -2004, US$63,433)]. and ongoing advisement. program (in progress). Comprehensive Committee member: John Brubacher, examinations to focus on vision care for Chair: S. Bokhari, (in progress). The PhD in Zoology (in progress). Internal member: Debbie Viel, MN, elderly residents in personal care homes. impact of anxiety on quality of life in Keeping Our Communities Healthy: colorectal carcinoma patients. [Evidence- Committee Member: Vhaibov Health Promotion By Aboriginal Internal member: Diane Buisse, MN Based Nursing Practice Chair Award Shirwardkar, MSc in Human Nutritional Women. Proposed defence date set for practicum program (in progress). and stipend from the CHSRF/CIHR/ Sciences, (in progress). August 2005. WRHA Chair (2004-2005, $10,300)]. Internal member: M. Roddy, MN Director: Ryan Szajkowsky, MSc in External member: Sarah Bowen, PhD, program (in progress). Chair: G. McGhan, (in progress). Self- Zoology, (in progress). Faculty of Medicine, Department of efficacy training to increase quality of Community Health Sciences, Assessing Internal member: M. McIvor, MN life and decrease lymphedema in breast Fallis the Responsiveness of Health Care program (in progress). cancer patients. [Evidence-Based Nursing Internal Member: Kelly-Lynn Bekar, Organizations to Culturally Diverse Practice Chair Award and stipend MN program (in progress). A needs Groups. Defended: Summer 2004. Program Planner: M. McIvor; L. from the CHSRF/CIHR/WRHA assessment of primary care physicians Mugweni; K. Trotter; D. Buisse. Chair (2004-2005, $10,300) Murphy delivering diabetes care. External member: Kathryn Ritchot, Scholarship (2004-2005, $5,500), and PhD, Psychology, Exploring the Concept Degner a University of Manitoba Fellowship Gregory of Empowerment Among Aboriginal Chair: Megan Doyle, MN program (in (2004-2006, $24,000)]. Chair: Elliette Alec, MN, Comparing Women: A Grounded Theory Study. progress). Effect of a walking program the Concept of Hope Between Palliative Defended Summer 2004. on fatigue in men with prostate cancer Chair: V. Budahan, (2005). Psychosocial Care Nurses and Bone-Marrow after radiation therapy. [Tuition support distress and physical symptom experience Transplant Nurses. Defended: Summer External member: Beverley Hicks, EdD, and stipend from the CHSRF/CIHR in post-surgical colorectal cancer. [Funded 2004. Faculty of Education, PhD Proposal Chair (2002-2004, $14,000), Health by a University of Manitoba Fellowship defence took place in June 2005. Science Centre Studentship (2003-2004, (2002-2004, $22,000), Evidence-Based Chair: Mary Meisner, MN, The $15,000), and Murphy Scholarship Nursing Practice Chair award and Experience of Family Caregivers as they External member: Judie Velnes, PhD, (2003-2004, $5850)]. stipend from the CHSRF/CIHR/ Await the Admission of Their Older Faculty of Social Work, PhD Proposal WRHA Chair (2002-2004, $14,300), Family Member to a Personal Care defence took place in June 2005. Chair: Wanda Martin, MN program (in Murphy Scholarship (2002-2003, $5,875; Home. Defended: Summer 2004. progress). Perception of risk, depression 2003-2004, $5,850), and a Nancy Mauro External member: Allison Fulford, MA, and surveillance practices in women with Award (2003-2004, $3,325)]. Chair: Jennifer Wellborn, MN, Nurse Department of Interior Design, Faculty 56 of Architecture. Wayfinding: Creating Internal member: Dawn Wuskynyk, program on maternal self-efficacy Science, Edith Cowan University, Perth Integrated Strategies for an Interior MN program (2004, August). The and perceptions of their child’s self- Australia. Healthcare Setting. Defended: Summer risk of women in Manitoba acquiring management of a life-threatening food 2005. pelvic inflammatory disease from one allergy. [$5,000 from the Manitoba Chair: Suzanne Wowchuk, MN program or more episodes of genital Chlamydia, Institute of Child Health.] (2004, August). Critical nurse behaviors Hack Trachomatis, or Neisseria Gonorrhoeae in the care of dying elderly residents in Advisor: Diana Doyle-Zebrun, infections. Internal member: Tracy Scott, MN the personal care home. MN program (in progress). Patient program (in progress). The relationship participation in end-of-life decision Internal member: Kristie Skunta, MN of workplace empowerment and Internal member: Tammy Mordoch, making. practicum program. The development of organizational commitment among First MN program (in progress). Lung cancer a resident-focused, multidisciplinary post- Nations and Inuit Health Branch nurses. patient and caregiver responses. Clinical Internship Supervisor: Heather fall assessment tool. Sheppard, Faculty of Medicine, Internal member: Suzanne Wowchuk, McMillan University of Manitoba. Six month External member: Satomi Yoshino, MN program (2004, August). Critical Chair: Janelle Taylor, MN practicum rotation in psychosocial oncology. MSW. (2004, August). Comparison of nurse behaviors in the care of dying program (in progress). TBA. home care policy between Canada and elderly residents in the personal care Hawranik Japan. home. Chair: Patricia Caetano, PhD oral Advisor: Daryl Dick, MN comprehensive examination ( June 2005). Measuring the exam (2005). Completed comprehensive Heaman External member: Patrician Sulaiman, effectiveness of osteoporosis prescription examinations, on Transcendence in Internal member: Randy Fransoo, PhD MN program (in progress). Social medications using population-based informal caregivers of older adults’. program (in progress). Department of network analysis of Winnipeg injection administrative health databases. Community Health Science, Faculty of drug users. Department of Community Advisor: Luana Whitbread, MN Medicine, University of Manitoba. Health Sciences. Chair: Anna Fedorowicz, MN program. program (in progress). Thesis to focus on TBA. elder abuse. Internal member: Ann Sprague: PhD Lobchuk Supervisory committee (in progress). External examiner: Judith Webster, Chair: Asha Peirera, MN program. TBA. Advisor: Sandy Bell, MN program (in Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta. Doctoral thesis. Understanding palliative progress). Comprehensive examinations care: An ethnographic study of three Chair: Lynda Mandzuk, MN program. to focus on vision care for elderly Chair: Marion Mossman, MN program Australian palliative care services. Edith TBA. residents in personal care homes. (in progress). The influence of adolescent Cowan University, Perth, Australia. mothers’ breastfeeding confidence and Internal member: Megan Doyle, MN External member: Debra Muir, MSW attitudes on breastfeeding initiation McClement program, (in progress). Determining the program (in progress). In sickness and and duration. [$4,945 from the Health External examiner: David Peter Wall, barriers and facilitators for adherence to in health: Proposal for the study of the Sciences Centre Foundation.] PhD program. Responding to localized fatigue-reducing interventions in men experiences of caring for a spouse at home prostate cancer: Life world reconstruction with prostate cancer undergoing radiation with Alzheimer’s type dementia. Chair: Susan Fogg, MN program (in during the first post-diagnostic year. and hormonal therapy. progress). Effects of a parent education Faculty of Computing Health and 57 Advisor: Ember Benson, MN program. External member: Carol Ringer, PhD (in Chair: Debbie Nelson, MN (in progress). Advisor: May Lee, MA program, TBA. progress). Department of Community TBA. Psychology. Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine. Sawatzky Chair: H. Chan. MN (in progress). TBA. Advisor: Duong Nguyen, MA program, Chair: Michelle Kralt, MN program (in Scanlan Psychology. progress). Implementation and evaluation Chair: Leanne Johnson, MN program Secco of the Edmonton Symptom Assessment (2005, April). Comprehensive exam. Chair: Deb Elias, MN program (in Advisor: Kerri Walters, MA program, Scale in gyneoncology patients admitted progress). Social support and parenting Psychology. to acute care: A pilot project. Chair: Gina Trinidad, MN program competence of adolescent mothers. (2005, June). Comprehensive exam. Committee Member: Crystal Springer, Chair: MaryAnne Lynch, MN program Woodgate MA program, Psychology. (in progress). TBA. Internal member: M. R. Amaladas Chair: Krista Wilkins, MN program (2004). Managing perimenopausal and (in progress). The experiences of siblings Committee Member: Jim Slivinski, PhD Chair: Helen Yaworski, MN practicum menopausal symptoms naturally: The of children with cancer. [Awards: 2004, program, Psychology. program (in progress). The impact of a development of an evidence-based Manitoba Health Research Council nurse practitioner on the left without information booklet for perimenopausal Studentship ($17,000.00); 2003, Aplastic Committee Member: Tracy Sewell, PhD being seen rate of an Adult Emergency and menopausal women. Anemia Myelodisplasia Association of program, Psychology. Department. [$3,545 from the Dolly Canada Scholarship: Canadian Nurses & Michael Gembey Nursing Research Internal member: Diane Brooks, MN, Foundation, valued at $5000; 2003, U of Committee Member: Lisa Schwartzman, Award.] (2005, February). Comprehensive exam. M Fellowship ($24,000.00 over 2 years)]. PhD program, Psychology.

Chair: Susan Mertin, MN. TBA. Chair: T. Scott, MN program (in Chair: Winn Briscoe, MN program (in Committee Member: Rene Hiebert, progress). The relationship of workplace progress). Exploring the transition of PhD program, Psychology. Chair: Ann Reichert, MN. TBA. empowerment and organizational persons requiring long term ventilation. commitment among First Nations and Committee Member: Anna Bergen, Internal member: Diana Doyle-Zebrum, Inuit Health Branch nurses. Chair: Wendy Ducharme, MN program PhD, program, Psychology. MN (in progress). Patient participation in (in progress). end-of-life decision making. Chair: N. Breland, MN program (in Committee Member: Terri Otto, PhD progress). The relationship of work Julie George, May 2004 – present program, Psychology. Internal member: Norma Charriere, empowerment and job satisfaction in MN (in progress). The development of a mental health nurses. Yu Co-advisor: Paul Rezutek, PhD program, protocol for a nurse practitioner lead fast Committee Member: Carole Marion, Psychology. track program at the Thompson General Chair: T. Desaultels, MN program (in MA program, Psychology. Hospital Emergency Department. progress). Implementation & analysis of a nursing practice council. Committee Member: AynsleyVerbeke, Internal member: Janet Gatta, MN Chair: A. Reichert, MN (in progress). MA program, Psychology. program (in progress). TBA. TBA. 58