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Patient Experience Measurement Ignores Mental Health: Suggestions For Healthcare Organizations, Andrew Gallan, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan

Mona Shattell

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School Nurses’ Beliefs And Interventions About Childhood Obesity, April Chew, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Jennifer Zimmerman, Lori Thuente

Mona Shattell

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Video Games As Nursing Interventions, Paul Pater, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Paula Kagan

Mona Shattell

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The Future Of Big Data: Innovative Methodological Approaches, Liz Mcconnell, Michelle Birkett, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan

Mona Shattell

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Patient Experience Measurement Ignores Mental Health: Suggestions For Healthcare Organizations, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Andrew Gallan Phd

Mona Shattell

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Engagement As An Element Of Safe Inpatient Psychiatric Environments, Michael Polacek, Diane Allen, Rabecca Damin-Moss, April Schwartz, David Sharpe, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Justin Souther, Kathleen Delaney

Mona Shattell

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Beyond Easy Answers: Facing The Entanglements Of Violence And Psychosis, Nev Jones, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan

Mona Shattell

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Nursing Silent On Lgbtq Health: Rebel Nurses Provide Hope, Mona Shattell, Peggy Chinn

Mona Shattell

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Critical, Participatory, Ecological, And User-Led: Nursing Scholarship And Knowledge Development Of The Future, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan

Mona Shattell

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Nursing Students’ Attitudes About Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Lauren Hunter, Tayler Weber, Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Barbara Harris

Mona Shattell

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A Recovery-Oriented Alternative To Hospital Emergency Departments For Persons In Emotional Distress: “The Living Room”., Mona Shattell Phd, Rn, Faan, Barbara Harris, Josie Beavers, Karen Tomlinson, Lauren Prasek, Suja Geevarghese, Courtney Emery, Michelle Heyland

Mona Shattell

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Harm Reduction: Compassionate Care For Persons With Addiction, Robin Bartlett, Laura Brown, Mona Shattell, Thelma Wright, Lynne Lawallen

Mona Shattell

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Culturally Competent Practice In A Pre-Licensure Baccalaureate Nursing Program In The United States: A Mixed-Methods Study, Mona Shattell, Liz Stevens, Nego Crosson, Ashlee Zackeru, Sharon Starr, Jie Hu, Clifford Gonzales

Mona Shattell

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The Living Room, A Community Crisis Respite Program: Offering People In Crisis An Alternative To Emergency Departments, Michelle Heyland, Courtney Emery, Mona Shattell

Mona Shattell

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Engaging With Voices: Rethinking The Clinical Treatment Of Psychosis, Nev Jones, Mona Shattell

Mona Shattell

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"Cultural Cognition:" What Mental Health Researchers Might Learn From The Climate Change Debate, Summer Schrader, Mona Shattell

Mona Shattell

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Mad Pride: Reflections On Sociopolitical Identity And Mental Diversity In The Context Of Culturally Competent Psychiatric Care, Summer Schrader, Nev Jones, Mona Shattell

Mona Shattell

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Health Survey Of Us Long-Haul Trucker Drivers: Work Environment, Physical Health, And Healthcare Access, Yorghos Apostolopolous, Sevile Sonmez, Mona Shattell, Clifford Gonzales, Caitlin Fehrenbacher

Mona Shattell

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Sex Work In Trucking Milieux: ‘Lot Lizards,’ Truckers, And Risk, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Sevil Sönmez, Mona Shattell, Jennifer Kronenfeld

Mona Shattell

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Trucking Organization And Mental Health Disorders Of Truck Drivers, Mona Shattell, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Chad Collins, Sevil Sonmez, Caitlin Fehrenhacher

Mona Shattell

Background: There are over 3 million truck drivers employed in the commercial transportation and material moving occupations, one of the largest occupational groups in the United States. Workers in this large and growing occupational segment are at risk for a range of occupational health-induced conditions including mental health and psychiatric disorders due to high occupational stress, low access and use of health care, and limited social support.

Objective: The purpose of the study was to explore male truck drivers’ mental health risks and associated co-morbidities, using a cross-sectional and quantitative design.

Methods and Sample: Data were collected from a random …

Registered Nurse Workforce Trends For New Entrants Age 23-26: Hope For The Psychiatric Nursing Workforce Shortage, Mona Shattell, Kathleen Delaney

Mona Shattell

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Enclosed Versus Open Nursing Stations In Adult Acute Care Psychiatric Settings: Does The Design Affect The Therapeutic Milieu?, Kelly Southard, Ashley Jarrell, Mona Shattell, Tom Mccoy, Robin Bartlett, Chris Judge

Mona Shattell

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Active Living In The Trucking Sector: Environmental Barriers And Health Promotion Strategies, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Mona Shattell, Sevil Sönmez, Robert Strack, Lauren Haldman, Victoria Jones

Mona Shattell

Background: As one of the most underserved segments of the U.S. labor force, truck drivers have been associated with a series of morbid conditions intimately linked to their occupational milieux, their mostly unhealthful nutritional intake and sedentary lifestyles, and their resulting excess weight-gain. Methods: This paper reports data from a baseline assessment of 25 trucking work settings located around interstate highways I-40 and I-85 in North Carolina. It examines how the environmental attributes of these work settings influence the physical and recreational activity behaviors of truckers, compares findings with those from other occupational environments, and brings to the fore a …

Cruising For Truckers On Highways And The Internet: Sexual Networks And Infection Risk, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Sevil Sönmez, Mona Shattell, Jennie Kronenfeld, Donna Smith, Sarah Stanton

Mona Shattell

Empirical evidence on the heterosexual partnerships of long-haul truckers suggests connections among occupational stressors, substance misuse, structural factors, and risk for sexually transmitted infections and HIV. Yet the potential risks associated with same-sex partnerships of truckers and truckchasers (men who specifically cruise for truckers) remain largely unknown. Drawing from diverse sources as well as primary and secondary data from 173 truckers and “truckchasers,” we discuss how trucking and cruising contexts, in conjunction with Internet fora, jointly create a risk-enabling environment for truckers and their sex contacts. Findings point toward an elusive but extensive sexual network that spans across the Internet …

Barriers To Truck Drivers’ Healthy Eating: Environmental Influences And Health Promotion Strategies, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Sevil Sönmez, Mona Shattell, Robert Strack, Laura Haldeman, Victoria Jones

Mona Shattell

This article presents an assessment of 25 trucking work settings designed to examine whether the environmental attributes of these settings influence eating patterns of truckers who are at risk for excess weight gain. Findings corroborate evidence that these work settings represent healthy food deserts. From restaurants and vending machines to the social-information environments and their surrounding communities, only meager opportunities exist for healthful eating practices. This article aims to place underserved truckers and warehousing-sector employees firmly within the discourse of workplace health promotion and calls for multistakeholder wellness strategies that encompass the intertwined risk factors linked with the transportation work …

Do Nurse Educators Feel Competent To Teach Cultural Competency Concepts?, Sharon Starr, Mona Shattell, Clifford Gonzales

Mona Shattell

Cultural competence has been proposed as one way to reduce health disparities in racial and ethnic minority populations. Nursing program accreditation standards mandate the inclusion of cultural competence concepts in the nursing curricula; however, are nursing educators prepared to teach culturally competency concepts and do nurse educators feel competent? The purposes of this article are to examine the literature about nurse educators' comfort with cultural competency concepts and to provide some suggestions for improvement.

Working Hard To Relax: Improving Engagement In Leisure Time Activities For A Healthier Work-Life Balance, Linda Buettner, Mona Shattell, Madeleine Reber

Mona Shattell

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Treatment Of Persons With Mental Illness And Substance Use Disorders In Medical Emergency Departments In The United States, Mona Shattell, Melanie Andes

Mona Shattell

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Assertive Community Treatment And The Physical Health Needs Of Persons With Severe Mental Illness: Issues Around Integration Of Mental Health And Physical Health, Mona Shattell, Natasha Donnelly, Anna Sheyett, Gary Cuddeback

Mona Shattell

BACKGROUND: Assertive community treatment (ACT) is characterized as a service delivery platform and represents an ideal setting in which mental health and physical health care can be integrated. OBJECTIVE: Little is known about the extent to which ACT integrates physical health care with mental health care or the challenges ACT teams experience. To address this gap, focus groups were conducted with five ACT teams in a Midwestern US state to explore how ACT teams address the physical health care needs of persons with severe mental illness. DESIGN: A qualitative study design was used. RESULTS: Three major themes emerged: ACT teams …

Infection Risk Along U.S. Highways? The Case Of A ‘Truckchaser’ Cruising For Truckers, Mona Shattell, Yorghos Apostolopoulos, Sevil Sönmez, Richard Rothenberg, Rose Weitz, John Smith

Mona Shattell

This article explores potential infection risks linked with trucker cruising along U.S. highways. Specifically, the article delineates the settings and social organization of trucker cruising, examines the structure of sex partnerships of truckers and cruisers, and delves into the unique database of one truckchaser who recorded 4,162 sex interactions with 2,499 different truckers during a 13-year period. Concurrent sexual partnerships of bisexual and particularly straight-identified truckers hold increased potential for amplifying infection risk as they enable pathogens to operate as bridges along disparate geographies, demographies, and epidemiologies.