-
*Connections: Mental health nursing
& the brain. (Two part: Grand Round Symposium). Presented at the Mayo
Clinic. Rochester, MN, July, 2007.
-
*Health experiences of women living
in rural/frontier communities: Mapping their story. (Plenary
Session). Presented at the Wyoming regional Conference on Women and
Girls Health. Cheyenne, WY, June, 2007.
-
*Neurobiology of addictions and
mood: Understanding the connection. (All day workshop). Presented at
the Oregon Regional APN Conference, Eugene, OR, May 2007.
-
*Nursing care for addictions. (All
day workshop). Presented at the University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill Psychiatric Nursing Institute. Chapel Hill, NC, May 2007.
-
*Our conundrum: Practicing
evidence-based nursing when there is no evidence. (Keynote). Presented
at the Sigma Theta Tau Asian Regional Research Conference on
Evidence-based practice in Nursing. Hong Kong, April, 2007.
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Agent-based research: Computational
modeling for Advancing Nursing Science. (Symposium Papers) Presented
at the Western Nurse Researcher Conference, San Francisco, April,
2007. Co-presenter C. Macnee, PhD, G. Conley, PhD.
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*Anxiety disorders throughout the
lifespan: The role of the APN. (All day workshop). Presented at the
Georgia Nurses Association, MAPPING annual workshop. Atlanta, January,
2007.
-
*Linking neurobiology to
prescribing: Using the example of schizophrenia (Plenary Session).
Presented at the Veterans Administration Regional Grand Rounds
Psychopharmacology Conference, Salt Lake, December, 2006.
-
*The neurobiology of addictions:
Implications for treatment (All day workshop). Presented at the
Washington State Nurses Association of APNs, Seattle, October, 2006.
-
*Understanding the heart-brain
connection: Comorbidities of MDD and HD (All day workshop). Presented
at the Annual Meeting of APNs. Columbia, SC, October, 2006.
-
*Evidence-based practice (Plenary
Session). Presented at the Fifth Annual Psychopharmacology for
Advanced Practice Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, September, 2006.
-
*Pharmacologic advances in the
treatment of ADHD (Plenary Session). Presented at the 16th Annual
Pharmacotherapy of the New Millennium Conference, Cheyenne, September,
2006.
-
*Psychopharmacology: The Impact of
Comorbidities on Treatment Strategies (All day workshop). Presented
at Contemporary Forums Psychiatric Nursing Update Conference, Las
Vegas, March, 2006.
-
*Neurobiological assessment: Basis
for pharmacologic treatment in substance abuse (Preconference ½ day
workshop). Presented at Contemporary Forums Psychiatric Nursing Update
Conference, Las Vegas, March, 2006.
-
*Psychiatric nursing today: Update
on national issues and challenges (Plenary Session). Presented at
Contemporary Forums Psychiatric Nursing Update Conference, Miami,
March, 2006.
-
*Understanding Personality Disorders
in an Evidence-based Era. (All day workshop). Presented at the
Georgia Nurses Association, MAPPING annual workshop. Atlanta, January,
2006.
-
*Pharmacological Management: What’s
Neurobiology Got To Do With It? (All day intensive workshop).
Washington State Nurses Association of APNs, Seattle, October, 2005.
-
*Exploring Risk-Benefit Ratio of
Three Generations of Antipsychotics. (General Session). Wyoming
Advanced Practice Conference, Cheyenne, September, 2005.
-
*Understanding the Physiology of
Pain: Application to Practice. (General Plenary Session). Fourth
Annual Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice Nurses Conference,
Philadelphia, September, 2005.
-
*The XYZ’s of Neurobiology.
(Pre-conference workshop). Fourth Annual Psychopharmacology for
Advanced Practice Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, September, 2005.
-
*Not Being Able to See the Line:
Addressing Blurred Practice Boundaries in APN Practice. (Keynote).
Fourth Annual Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice Nurses
Conference, Philadelphia, September, 2005. Co-presenter M. Burman,
PhD.
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*Art and science of nursing:
non-orienting concepts in a practice science. (Keynote). Presented at
the 16th International Nursing Research Congress, Sigma Theta Tau
International, Kona, Hawaii, June 2005.
-
*Rational therapeutic approaches to
psychotic disorders in the elderly. (General Session) Presented at
the National Association of Directors of Nursing Administration in
Long-Term Care Conference, New Orleans, June, 2005. Co-presenters W.
Faison, MD & J. Newcomer, MD
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Importance of pattern recognition in
nursing care. (Paper) Presented at the International Congress of
Nursing Conference, Taiwan, May 2005. Co-presenter C. Macnee, PhD
-
*Latte lure and myths: Clinical
considerations of caffeine consumption. (Paper) Presented at
Contemporary Forums Psychiatric Nursing Update Conference, Seattle,
May, 2005.
-
*Applying neurobiological concepts
to the practice of psychiatric nursing. (Daylong intensive workshop
training) Presented at the Contemporary Forums Conference: Geriatric
& Psychiatric Nursing Update, Philadelphia, May 2005
-
*Psychopharmacology: The impact of
comorbidities on treatment strategies. (Daylong intensive workshop
training) Presented at Contemporary Forums Psychiatric Nursing Update
Conference, New Orleans, May, 2005. Co-presenter M.A. Nihart. APN
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Characteristics of rural smokers who
relapse. (Paper) Presented at the Western Nurse Researcher Conference,
San Francisco, April, 2005. Co-presenter C. Macnee, PhD
-
*Expanding role of antipsychotic
medications in the treatment of Bipolar Affective Disorder. (General
Session) Presented at Regional APN Conference, New Haven, CT, April,
2005
-
*Making the link between physiology
and psychopharmacology. (Two-day intensive workshop training)
Presented at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, Hawaii
Chapter Annual Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, March, 2005.
-
Not being able to see the line:
Addressing blurred practice boundaries in APN practice. (Paper)
Presented at American Association of Colleges of Nursing Masters
Education Conference, San Diego, February, 2005. Co-presenter M.
Burman, PHD
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*The evolution of antipsychotic
drugs: clinical application across settings and populations. (General
session). Presented at the Oklahoma State Nurses Association
Conference, Tulsa, OK, November, 2004.
-
*Understanding the business of Big
Pharma: Finding connections between advanced practice nursing and the
pharmaceutical industry. (Keynote). Presented at the Third Annual
Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice Nurses Conference,
Philadelphia, October, 2004. Co-presenter Dr. Mary Kajawa, MD.
-
*Evolving use of atypical
Antipsychotics: addressing unmet needs encountered in clinical
practice. (Luncheon Symposium). Third Annual Psychopharmacology for
Advanced Practice Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, October, 2004.
Co-presenters Dr. Geoff McEnany & Kim Lattrell.
-
*Uncommon approaches to data
collection in nursing research: A quantitative and a qualitative
method. (Paper). Presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International:
Epsilon Sigma Chapter Research Forum, February, 2004. Dr. Carol
Macnee, co-presenter.
-
*Finally getting it: Addictions as a
brain-based disorder. (All Day Intensive Workshop). Presented at the
Georgia Nurses Association, MAPPING annual workshop. Atlanta, January,
2004.
-
*Why do nurses eat their young?
(General session). Presented at the Tennessee Nurses Association
Annual State Convention, November, 2003.
-
*Neurobiology 101: Understanding
psychiatric disorders as brain-based illnesses. (Paper). Presented at
the Office of Mental Retardation and Disabilities, Everyday Lives
Conference, Harrisburg, PA, November, 2003.
-
*Advanced neurobiology:
Understanding psychiatric disorders as brain-based illnesses.
Presented at the Office of Mental Retardation and Disabilities,
Everyday Lives Conference, Harrisburg, PA, November, 2003.
-
*The perspective of mystery: Praxis
for bridging the great divide of humanness and disease. (Keynote
Address). 2nd Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice Psychiatric
Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, October, 2003.
-
*The telltale brain: Putting science
into pharmacological management of depressive disorders. (General
Session). 2nd Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice Psychiatric
Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, October, 2003.
-
*Getting to the heart of the brain:
Can we finally get it that addiction is a brain-based disease?
(Plenary Session). 2nd Psychopharmacology for Advanced Practice
Psychiatric Nurses Conference, Philadelphia, October, 2003.
-
*Misuse and abuse issues related to
dietary supplements taken clinically. (Paper). National Institute on
Drug Abuse and the Office of Dietary Supplements, Washington, DC,
September, 2003.
-
Raves, brains, and the
neurobiological impact of Ecstasy and other club drugs. (Paper).
Presented at the 5th annual International Society of Psychiatric
Mental Health Nurses conference, Charleston, April, 2003.
-
*Care of the older patient:
Neurobiological and psychopharmacological challenges.
(Pre-conference). Presented at the 5th annual International Society of
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses conference, Charleston, April, 2003.
Dr. Mary Ann Boyd, co-presenter.
-
*The labyrinth and the mirror:
Finding the path for psychiatric nursing. (Keynote Address). 17th
annual Psychiatric Nursing Symposium, University of Texas, Arlington,
Texas, March, 2003.
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Random digit dialing as a sampling
strategy. (Paper). Presented at the 17th Annual Southern Nursing
Research Society conference, Orlando, Florida, February, 2003. Dr.
Carol Macnee, lead presenter.
-
A grounded theory of smoking
cessation in Southern Appalachia. (Paper). Presented at the 17th
Annual Southern Nursing Research Society conference, Orlando, Florida,
February, 2003.
-
*Challenging the roles and
responsibilities of mental health nurses. (Keynote Address).
International Conference for Mental Health Nurses, Malta, November,
2002.
-
*Trauma, abuse, and the dual
diagnosed patient. (Daylong intensive workshop training). Presented at
the Dual Diagnosis Statewide Forum, Pennsylvania Department of Mental
Health and Retardation, Harrisburg, November, 2002.
-
*Pay the promise: Living the future
of addictions nursing. (Keynote Address). Presented at the
International Nurses Society on Addictions, San Antonio, September,
2002.
-
*The neurobiology of addiction:
applying the science. (Paper). Presented at the International Nurses
Society on Addictions, San Antonio, September, 2002.
-
*The Chameleon Disease:
Understanding the many faces of Bipolar Affective Disorder. (General
Session). Presented at the Advanced Practice Nursing Conference on
Psychopharmacology, Philadelphia, October, 2002.
-
*Changing Paradigms: Brain-based
nursing care for patients with depressive disorders. (General
Session). Presented at the Advanced Practice Nursing Conference on
Psychopharmacology, Philadelphia, October, 2002.
-
*Staying on medications: overcoming
a barrier to treatment success. (Industry Sponsored Lunch Symposium).
Presented at the 16th Annual American Psychiatric Nurses Association
conference, Dallas, TX, October, 2001.
-
*On normalicy, madness, and the fall
from safety. (Keynote Address). Presented at the 24th Southeastern
Conference of Clinical Specialists and Nurse Practitioners in
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Roanoke, VA, September, 2002.
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*The neurobiology of addiction.
(Daylong intensive workshop training). Presented at the Valley Health
Systems, Behavioral Health Services Seminar, Winchester Medical
Center, Winchester, Virginia, July, 2002.
-
*A changed brain: Understanding the
illness of addictions. (Lunch symposium). Presented at the Valley
Health Systems, Behavioral Health Services Seminar, Winchester Medical
Center, Winchester, Virginia, July, 2002.
-
*Psychiatric nursing: where have we
been and where are we going. (Industry Sponsored Lunch Symposium)
Presented at VA Puget Sound Health Care System, American Lake
Division, Mental Health Service, Tacoma, Washington, May, 2002.
-
A changed brain: the neurobiological
impact of trauma and abuse. (Paper). Presented at the International
Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Conference, Washington,
DC, April, 2002.
-
*The neurobiology of ADHD.
(Pre-conference). Presented at the International Society of
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Conference, Washington, DC, April,
2002.
-
*New assessment and care practices
for advanced practice psychiatric nursing: applying the
neurobiological perspective. (Daylong intensive workshop training).
Presented at the Georgia Nurses Association, MAPPING annual workshop.
Atlanta, January, 2002.
-
Determining the elements in a
quality improvement program using the Process of Care Model. (Paper).
Presented at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting,
Atlanta, November, 2001. Dr. Carol Macnee, co-presenter.
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Developing an outcome measurement
program for integrated psychiatric and primary care services:
implementing a staged progressive model of care. (Paper). Presented
at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta,
November, 2001. Dr. Carol Macnee, co-presenter.
-
The genetics of mental illness:
psychiatric nursing in the near future. (Paper). Presented at the 15th
Annual American Psychiatric Nurses Association conference, Reno,
October, 2001.
-
*Applying neurobiological principles
for advanced practice psychiatric nursing. (Keynote Address).
Presented at the 23rd Annual Conference of Psychiatric Clinical Nurse
Specialists, Asheville, NC, September, 1998.
-
*Hocus pocus or pharmacology:
understanding the science of herbs, minerals, and other complimentary
treatments. (Plenary session). Presented at the 23rd Annual Conference
of Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialists, Asheville, NC, September,
2001.
-
*Substance abuse: a brain-based
model of addictions and treatment implications for the mental health
practitioner. (Intensive two-day workshop offered for graduate course
credit). Oregon Health Science University, School of Nursing, August,
2001.
-
*The neurophysiology of alcohol
withdrawal syndrome. (Pre-conference training). Presented at the
International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Conference,
Phoenix, April, 2001.
-
Complementary herbal and alternative
drugs in clinical practice. (Paper). Presented at the International
Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Conference, Phoenix,
April, 2001.
-
*The surgeon general’s report on
mental health: Implications for advanced practice psychiatric nursing.
(Keynote Address). Presented at the 5th Annual Advanced Practice
Psychiatric Nursing Conference, Lexington, KY, March, 2001.
-
*A brain-based perspective on
working with addictive patients. (Paper). Presented at the 5th Annual
Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nursing Conference, Lexington, KY,
March, 2001.
-
*The new neurobiology of mental
illness: Applications to clinical practice. (Daylong intensive
workshop training). Presented at the Georgia Nurses Association,
MAPPING group. Atlanta, January,
2000.
-
Defining quality in primary health
care: An outcomes balance model. (Paper). Presented at the American
Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, November, 2000.
-
*Shaping Our Future: Integrating
tradition, history, and vision for the future of advanced practice
nursing. (Keynote Address). Presented at the CAPNI Advanced Practice
Conference, Indianapolis, IN, October, 2000.
-
Why do we eat our young? Eliminating
carnivorous educational practices through engaged learning. (Paper).
Presented at the NLN Education Summit 2000, Nashville, TN, September,
2000.
-
The problem with
structure-process-outcome: Challenging the Donabedian notion of
quality of care. (Poster). Presented at the Association for Health
Services Research Conference, Los Angeles, June 2000.
-
*Dementia in geriatric patients:
advanced assessment and treatment options. (Paper). Presented at
Mountain State Health Alliance Training Seminar, Johnson City, TN,
April 2000.
-
*Psychiatric mental health nursing
in the 21st Century. (Endnote Address). Presented at the Second
Annual Conference of the International Society of Psychiatric Mental
Health Nurses, Miami, Fl., April, 2000.
-
A brain-based perspective on
addictions: Implications for the future of psychiatric nursing.
(Paper). Presented at the Second Annual Conference of the
International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses, Miami, Fl.,
April, 2000.
-
*New approaches in the
psychopharmacologic treatment of behavioral disorders. (Daylong
intensive workshop training). Georgia Nurses Association, MAPPING
group. Atlanta, October, 1999.
-
A brain-based perspective on
understanding addictions. (Paper). Presented at the 21st at the Annual
Conference of Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialists, Orlando FL,
October, 1999.
-
What did we learn from the decade of
the brain: Transforming research findings into new nursing actions.
(Paper). Presented at the 21st Annual Conference of Psychiatric
Clinical Nurse Specialists, Orlando FL, October, 1999.
-
Developing community partnerships:
The do’s and don’ts of successful partnerships. (Paper). Presented at
the Conference of the International Society of Psychiatric Mental
Health Nurses, Baltimore, April, 1999.
-
What did we learn from the decade of
the brain: Implications for psychiatric nurses. (Paper). Presented at
the Conference of the International Society of Psychiatric Mental
Health Nurses, Baltimore, April, 1999.
-
The NP and the CNS role in
behavioral health: The slippery slope of clinical realities. (Paper).
Presented with S. Grover at the 20th Annual Conference of Psychiatric
Clinical Nurse Specialists, Nashville, TN, September, 1998.
-
Understanding the Cytochrome P450
hepatic pathway: Clinical implications for advanced psychiatric
nursing care. (Paper). Presented at the 20th Annual Conference of
Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialists, Nashville, TN, September,
1998.
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Outcomes evaluation with seriously
mentally ill in a nurse-managed clinic. (Paper). Presented at the
Third Nursing Academic International Congress, Canberra, Australia,
February, 1998.
