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Cv: Christina Jeslis (Nursing), Christina Jeslis

Nursing Department Faculty Curricula Vitae

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The Effects Of Learning Environment Resources And Psycap On Student Burnout And Outcomes, Elisandra Rodriguez Moreno

Dissertations

This study examined links between learning environmental resources (i.e., social support and feedback environment), burnout, and student outcomes (i.e., satisfaction and academic performance) among 198 graduate healthcare students. The study also investigated whether Psychological Capital (PsyCap) moderated these relationships. Social support and feedback did not predict overall burnout, but both were significantly linked to the burnout dimensions, specifically: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and academic efficacy. PsyCap did not moderate most relationships, yet it was consistently associated with lower levels of burnout and higher satisfaction. One exception emerged—for social support and depersonalization, PsyCap served as a compensatory resource, where students with lower …

Integrating Psychotherapy And Medication Management In A Primary Care Clinic, Patricia Nkhono

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

A knowledge deficit in integrating supportive psychotherapy with medication management to treat patients’ psychiatric challenges was identified in a primary care clinical setting. I developed a staff education project to close the knowledge gaps of nurses and nurse practitioners related to an evidence-based protocol that incorporated supportive therapy in individualized treatment plans. The project’s aim was to develop, implement, and evaluate the staff education program. The focused project question centered on whether staff education would increase staff knowledge and drive increased supportive therapy orders at admission of patients. Clinical staff registered nurses and nurse practitioners (N = 5) participated in …

Staff Education On Fall Prevention In The Emergency Department, Linda Odoh

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

This DNP staff education project was an initiative focused on improving fall-related knowledge among faculty members. The practice problem identified at the local project site was the frequent rate of patient falls. Analysis established the role of staff in the inefficient implementation of best practices and to the staff’s limited knowledge regarding the application of existing fall prevention strategies. The practice-focused question for this project was, In the emergency department setting, how does a fall prevention education program compared to pre-implementation practices, affect staff knowledge of fall prevention strategies within three months? The purpose of the project was to improve …

The Parthenon, November 12, 2025, Baylee Parsons, Kaitlyn Fleming, Ashton Pack, Nate Harrah, Caden Adkins, Scott Price, Lilli Ross, Wade Sullivan

The Parthenon

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Leveraging Academic And Patient Voices For The Development Of A New Research Training Program, Eman A. Dannawey, Ashlee J. Vance, Josh Winowiecki

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

NPATHS, A Nursing Program for Advancing Training in Health and Social Determinants, is an NIH funded R25 initiative, with the goal of bringing together nurses and allied health professionals to improve their understanding of social determinants of health (SDOH). Selected scholars participate in a 9-month long training program consisting of a 4 day in person intensive, monthly webinars, learning modules and a scholar summit where they will showcase their work. Content experts provided materials for the development of five learning modules related to SDoH and health equity research. An Advisory Committee (AC) consisting of both patient advisors from Henry Ford …

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Pfac, Joe Cafferty, Brooke Shankin, Jon Mayle, Lora S. Michael

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Vision of the Committee: To create partnerships among health care practitioners, patients and families that will lead to the best outcomes and enhance the quality and safety of our health care. Objective/Purpose: Provide advice, consultation, evaluation and recommendations regarding programs, educational efforts, selected research activities and operational initiatives that affect patients and families; Provide feedback and suggestions to enhance the patient/family experience at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital; Promote respectful, effective partnerships between patients, families, healthcare providers and administration; Provide a vital link between Henry Ford Macomb Hospital and the community; Participate in educating hospital personnel about various issues from a …

Hermelin Brain Tumor Center Patient And Family Advisory Council, Nestelynn Gay, Lisa Scarpace, Jeni Barry, Marc Betman

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

The Hermelin Brain Tumor Center (HBTC) Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) is comprised of patients and caregivers who have generously agreed to come together to share their experiences and ideas. Learn more about our council at https://www.henryford.com/services/brain-tumors/patient-stories/pfac. Mission Statement: Our goal is to drive patient and caregiver education, innovation, research, and success to continue to be a center of excellence. We aim to amplify the strengths of the Hermelin Brain Tumor Center by sharing our combined experiences as patients, caregivers, and clinicians to its continual improvement and development.

Henry Ford Jackson Hospital Patient And Family Advisory Council, Joe Cafferty, Amy Sayles

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Mission: Impact the delivery of healthcare at Henry Ford Jackson Health by advocating for safe and compassionate care for every member of our diverse community. Purpose: Learn about the services, operations and challenges of Henry Ford Jackson; Health to be able to provide the most relevant and useful insights; Act as ambassadors in the community for Henry Ford Jackson Health; Provide the patient, family and community voice to leaders motivated to provide; patient-centered care through process improvement, innovation, and community. engagement. Mission

Hfwh Pfac Of Influence, John Chandler, Marty Marcero, Jennifer L. Altherr, Jennifer L. Manciel

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Our group is engaged with leaders from multidisciplinary departments that are working on improvement projects, ranging from marketing and messaging materials, physical plant changes, hardwiring best practices in communication and patient engagement. Our goal is to assist department leaders by improving and enhancing communication between patients, families and staff, always keeping the patient’s voice present on behalf of our community.

Special Projects, Caitlin Tatarcuk

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

This poster is a celebration of the Patient Advisors who serve on special projects. Their collaborations are multidisciplinary, with work on research teams within Public Health Sciences, advocacy on statewide initiatives and healthcare policy, or engagement to improve specific care service lines within Henry Ford Health.

Patient Involvement And Communication Council, Angela Murphy, Laura M. Gooseberry, Becca Austin, Lara Miskevich

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Patient-centered care is the best approach to improve patient health outcomes and make sure every patient feels valued. The Patient Advisory Council members are involved in the following: Act as Champions of the ideal patient experience by bringing their ideas, thoughts, and opinions on various topics and processes; Provide direction to staff to ensure there is patient engagement in health care services; Provide opinions to fill in communication gaps between patients and providers; Revise and improve patient education materials to be understandable by patients and their caregivers.

West Bloomfield Care Experience Patient And Family Advisory Council, Jennifer L. Manciel, Hannah M. Leinonen

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Henry Ford Health West Bloomfield is committed to providing the highest standard of safe, compassionate, and comprehensive healthcare. The Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) ensures that the voices of patients and families are integrated into improvement efforts and key priorities across our campus.

Implementability Of A Perinatal Sleep Clinic, Amanda Yu, Mika Hirata, David A. Kalmbach, Philip Cheng, D'Angela S. Pitts, Christopher Drake

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Half of pregnant women develop insomnia, which increases depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and preterm birth. ~10,0000 live births occur annually at Henry Ford Health (HFH). Although half of pregnant women develop insomnia, only 3% are diagnosed with insomnia disorder. Care access is limited as most health systems do not have clearly identified clinics where prenatal insomnia is managed. Sleep clinics do not often treat pregnant women. Perinatal mental health providers are not often trained in sleep medicine. Prenatal insomnia presents differently from insomnia in the general population. In 2023, HFH implemented the Perinatal Sleep Clinic (PSC), an outpatient telemedicine clinic …

Committees, Amy Sayles, Hesham Shaban, Emily Hurst, Amanda Renard, John Chandler, Tammy Neil, Jean Kokochak, Angela Murphy, Shiny Isaac, Bonnie Calcaterra, Sara Santarossa, Robyn Mcdermaid, Corey D. Parrett, Sue Piatak, Megan Brady, Amy M. Loree

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

This poster is a celebration of the Patient Advisors who serve on individual placements throughout the health system. Their contributions are complex, high-level, meaningful, and impactful to the way Henry Ford Health delivers care in all sectors and disciplines. We believe a Patient Advisor should serve on every committee in the health system, because anywhere where healthcare decisions are being made is a place for a patient perspective.

Sergei Kovalev V. Lidl Us Llc

2025 Decisions

USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

Front Matter And Table Of Contents

University of Miami Business Law Review

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West Flagler And The Future Of Sports Betting: Navigating Tribal Sovereignty And The Need For Consumer Protection In A Growing Market, Jake Granese

University of Miami Business Law Review

Sports betting in the United States has exploded in recent years, with a record–breaking $11 billion in revenue in 2023. This growth has inspired state governments to try to leverage this lucrative business. One recent development is the 2021 Gaming Compact between the Seminole Tribe of Florida and the state of Florida. The Compact represents a milestone towards exclusivity in mobile gaming for Native American tribal nations. Under the Compact, the Seminole Tribe receives sports betting exclusivity, for both retail sports wagering and online sports wagering across the state of Florida, in exchange for a revenue sharing arrangement—unlike any other …

Chatgpt In Campus Life: Exploring Adoption Through Theory Of Planned Behavior And Trust Dynamics", Mamta Brahmbhatt Prof. (Dr.), Ravi Rajai Dr.

International Journal of Applied Management and Technology

ChatGPT, a sophisticated generative machine learning chatbot, has impressed users with its groundbreaking capabilities, showcasing improved conversational skills and exceptional professional knowledge and contextual awareness. A plethora of scholars is investigating ChatGPT via various technology adoption frameworks, including the theory of planned behavior. The current study seeks to augment existing knowledge by investigating the behavioral intention to use ChatGPT for academic purposes, utilizing the theory of planned behavior (TPB) in conjunction with an additional variable of trust, while reassessing the formerly established associations among the components thereof within the framework of early technology adopters. The participants were students from several …

Enhancing Vanguard Research Study With Patient Engaged Research Advisors, Christine Chyu, Punith Shetty, Laura L. Susick, Michael Simoff, Christine Neslund-Dudas

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Cancer Screening Research Network (CSRN) launched the Vanguard study to evaluate a new multicancer detection (MCD) screening tool in nine health systems nationwide. HFH Patient Engaged Research Center (PERC) advisors played a vital role by reviewing and providing input to ensure Vanguard’s processes and materials are accessible and culturally appropriate for the community. PERC advisors helped address patient concerns about multi-cancer detection tests.

Pain Management For Older Adults: The Steps Patient And Family Advisory Council, Mike Anderson, Leslie Grijalva, Courtney Latimer, Jaye Clement, Kimberlydawn Wisdom

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

STEPS stands for Seniors using Technology to Engage in Pain Self-management. It is a 5-year randomized controlled trial funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA; R01AG071511). Purpose: Enroll 414 eligible study participants to test if the STEPS chronic pain self-management intervention can help adults (50+) live better with chronic pain. Participants will: Complete three 60-minute telephone surveys – Baseline, 2-month, and 12-month – Be randomly placed into one of two groups (50/50 chance). Intervention Group: A 7-week program with webbased videos and weekly telephone sessions led by a Community Health Worker (CHW). Control Group: A control group that receives …

Centering Equity In The Science Of Engagement: Best Practices From The Peir-Ideas Co-Leadership Model, Ashley B. Redding, Leah Copeland, Dana Murphy, Sara Santarossa

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

The Patient Engaged Research Center at Henry Ford Health created the Science of EngAgement Team (SEAT), a diverse group of patient partners, researchers, and community members, who were involved throughout the project. The SEAT worked to improve a scale (the Patient Engagement in Research Scale; PEIRS) that measures how well patients are included and valued in resaerch, making sure it accurately measures engagement from patients of all backgrounds. Through practices such as equity-centered partnership, capacity-building via structured learning, and reflexivity, patient partners contributed across all study phases.

Experience Transformation Patient & Family Advisory Council, John Bollinger, Jessica M. Clarey, Missy Ewald, Julie Goldstein-Dunn

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

The goal of this council is to collect insights and test new functionality to ensure Henry Ford Health can deliver consistent, easy, accessible, and convenient experiences that delight our patients and members unexpectedly. With the help of this council, we are: Redesigning and standardizing access points in ways we have not thought about in the past; Creating barrier-free access for our patients; Empowering team members to do their best, most satisfying work through supportive processes and technology.

Engaging Community Members As Standardized Patients In Nursing Education, Lisa Daily, Jeanette Tanafranca

2025 Patient Advisor Retreat

Michigan State University College of Nursing- Detroit (MSUCON) is located in the heart of the city and hosts a cohort of Accelerated Bachelors of Science in Nursing (ABSN) students, who complete their second degree in nursing in 15 months. This curriculum mirrors that of the East Lansing site. Simulation-based learning plays an important part of the nursing program. An integral part of these experiences are Standardized Patients (SPs). A SP is an individual trained to portray a patient scenario, for the instruction, assessment, or practice of communication and/or examining skills of a healthcare provider. SPs provide a safe and supportive …

From Knowledge To Prevention: How A Targeted Tip Sheet Slashed Cauti Rates, Samantha Herbert Dnp, Aprn, Accns-Ag, Cmsrn

Nursing Research & Professional Development Conference

Background:

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) remain among the most prevalent hospital-acquired infections, with considerable implications for both patient outcomes and healthcare costs. Despite established prevention guidelines, variability in adherence across clinical units often results in inconsistent outcomes. At a academic medical center, CAUTI rates continued to exceed national benchmarks, indicating potential gaps in staff knowledge or inconsistent implementation of best practices.

Local Problem:

Between December 2022 and September 2023, the facility recorded 10 CAUTI cases. An internal review highlighted discrepancies in protocol adherence and knowledge levels among staff across units. In response, a targeted intervention was deemed necessary to …

Stamp Out Workplace Violence For Nurses Working In An Emergency Center, Randi Bos Msn, Rn, Cen, Morgan Goette Msn, Rn, Lisa Hallman Clinical Nurse, Johnny Williams Nurse Director

Nursing Research & Professional Development Conference

Background

Workplace Violence (WPV) in healthcare remains a serious concern. Most healthcare workers will experience violence- physical acts, verbal intimidation, or threatening statements by patients/families. AHNTMC has a large Emergency Center (EC), receiving over 50,000 visits annually. Some patients exhibit violent tendencies, which may stem from traumatic brain injuries, psychiatric disorders or other medical problems. Like other hospitals, under-reporting by registered nurses (RNs) is an issue.

Local Problem

Despite having many of the evidence-based practice (EBP) requirements such as education, officers on site and panic buttons, our EC RN, WPV rate/1000 patients ranged from 3.67 to 4.80/1000 patient visits. Teammate …

Improving Post-Operative Disposition Accuracy To Decrease Unscheduled Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Admissions, Jessica Brown Msn, Mba, Jannah Stewart Msn, Rn, Cpn, Michael Mccrory Md, Ms, Associate Professor, Associate Section Chief For Research, Pediatric Sedation Suite Medical Director

Nursing Research & Professional Development Conference

Background: Unscheduled post operative admissions to the pediatric intensive care unit strain hospital resources due to the inability to plan for staffing, services, supplies, and bed availability. Understanding trends in these admissions is critical to improving efficiency, timeliness and quality of care. Unscheduled cardiovascular admissions are associated with longer length of stay and increased mortality. Additionally, among unscheduled admissions after anesthesia, 33% are predictable and 19% preventable, indicating intervention opportunities.

Local Problem: At our institution, 52% of post-operative admissions to the pediatric intensive care unit were unscheduled, significantly higher than the Virtual Pediatric Systems comparison group rate of 34% (p …

Heightened Awareness: A Quality Improvement Initiative To Optimize Ventilator Settings Through Accurate Measurements In The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Melina Burns West Msn, Rn, Ccrn, Cpn, Linda B. Esposito Dnp, Rn, Ccrn, Cssbb, Cphq

Nursing Research & Professional Development Conference

Background: Accurate height measurement is a critical component of patient care in the pediatric intensive care unit. In children with acute respiratory distress syndrome, appropriate ventilator settings improve clinical outcomes and reduce mortality. Ventilator tidal volumes are commonly based on predicted body weight, which is derived from patient height or length. Ensuring accurate and timely height documentation is essential for optimizing mechanical ventilation strategies for improved outcomes.

Local Problem: Ventilator settings were historically selected using patients’ actual body weight rather than the predicted body weight derived from their height. This approach did not align with pediatric acute respiratory distress syndrome …

Streamlining Medical Supply Inventory: A Technological Approach To Cost Reduction, Amy Lomas Msn, Rn-Bc, Lauren Shealy Msn, Rn-Bc, Melissa Rushing Bsmi, Rt®, Ebone Roberts Bsn, Rn, Meagan Collins Bsn, Rn

Nursing Research & Professional Development Conference

Introduction and Context:

Inventory management of lab and medical supplies is crucial for cost control and operational efficiency, especially with high-cost supplies like COVID and flu tests. Historically, Atrium Health Urgent Cares faced inefficiencies in purchasing oversight, leading to budget overruns and misalignment between supply and demand. These challenges were addressed by using technology to streamline processes, align with healthcare demands, and improve operational efficiency.

Implementation Strategy:

Streamlining inventory management, a QR code system was implemented for teammates to input COVID and flu kit counts weekly. The Microsoft Form records location and unopened test kit inventory. The data is exported …

New Centers, Institute Position Um As Leader In National Security, Clara Turnage

University of Mississippi News

OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi has launched three new initiatives dedicated to advancing the nation's security and resilience.