Research
Fahs, P.S.S.; Grabo, T.N.; James, G.D; Austin, E.N.; Baron, M.A., Britten, M.; Britton, G.; Dura, A., Johnston, Y.; Morgan, D.; Myers, M. Nemcek; A.; Pierce C.; Pribulick, M., Quaranta, J.; Spencer, G. ; & Srnka-Debnar, F.; In collaboration as members of the Women's Health Care Partnership ( DSON , KCNR, & IPPH) studying Promotion of Heart Health in Rural Women.
- Undergraduate student members of this team include: Harris, O; Landell, S.; Nketiah, V., Sirota, I. ; & Wood, L.
- Former student team members (now alumni of Binghamton University ) included: Gaspard, J.C.; & Vega, D.
- The Women's Health Care Partnership also wishes to recognize the work and assistance of members of the Mary E. Mahoney Support Group of the Decker School of Nursing and members past and present of the Nursing 360 class who have volunteered their time and energy to assist in this project.
Fahs, P.S.S.; Grabo, T.N.; James, G.D; Pierce C.; Spencer,
G; Mahlangu, M. in collaboration as members of the
Women's Health Care Partnership (DSON, KCNR, & IPPH)
studying Promotion of Heart Health in Rural Women.
Fahs, P.S.S. ; Austin, E.N.; Baron, M.A.; Dura, A.; Fronczek, A.; Leppert, T.; Morgan, L.L.; Pierce, C.; Srnka-Debnar, F.; and Terriquez-Kasey, L. and Volunteers from Nurs 360. Facts for Action to Stoke Treatment (FAST). A community education program on the risks and symptoms of stroke (CVA) and when to seek emergency medical care. (Funded in part by the O'Connor Foundation; Assemblyman Clifford Crouch New York State Assembly Member Item; Axtell Foundation; Thomson Trust and Broome County United Way Venture Grant).
- Undergraduate student members of this team include: Sirota, I.
- Former student team members (now alumni of Binghamton University ) included: Spencer, T; Gordon, L.
- The FAST Team also wishes to recognize the work and assistance of the Decker School of Nursing and members of past Nursing 360 classes who have volunteered their time and energy to assist in this project.
Fahs, P.S.S. member of the AWHONN Evidence-based Clinical Practice Guideline Development Team 2001 & 2003 which produced Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (2001/2003). Evidence-based clinical practice guideline: Cardiovascular health for women: Primary prevention. Washington, D.C.
Fahs, P.S.S., Morgan, L.L., & Kalman, M. (2003)
A call for replication. Journal of Nursing Scholarship,
35, 67-72.
Fahs, P.S.S. & M.A. Faucher. (2002). Nutriceuticals
and cardiovascular health in women. Journal of Midwifery
& Women's Health, 47, 190-203.
Fahs, P.S.S., Grabo, T. N., James, G. D., Neff-Smith,
M., & Spencer, G..(2001). A comparison of the cardiovascular
risks of rural, suburban, and urban women. Online Journal
of Rural Nursing and Health Care 2(1) [Online http://www.rno.org/journal]
Aiello, M. & Fahs, P.S.S. (2001). A Secondary Analysis
of Cardiovascular Disease Mortality Rates Among Rural
Native American Women. Journal of Multicultural Nursing
and Health. 7(2), 42-47.
Cort, N. A. & Fahs, P.S.S. (2001). Heart Disease:
The Hidden Killer of Rural Black Women. Journal of Multicultural
Nursing and Health, 7(2), 37-41.
Fahs, P.S.S. (2001) Health risks and practices of women
residing in Delaware County, New York. Journal of Multicultural
Nursing and Health, 7(1), 41-49.
Morgan, LL, Fahs, P.S.S. [Research Assistants Cottrell,
L., & Baron, M.A. Volunteers Assisting with preparation
of surveys for mailing included C. Pierce, K. Patterson,
T. Spencer, A. Adesheila, D. Carter, O. Dele-Michael,
& R. Gamboa]. A Survey of the Willingness of Rural
Dwellers to Participate in Health Research. Spring 2002-present.
(Funded through O'Connor Office of Rural Health Studies
and Faculty Honorariums from McNair Scholar's Program
200 and 2002)
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Research Papers
Fahs, P.S.S. (in press) Raising stroke Awareness in Rural Communities. Nurses develop and implement a successful education module. SIDEBAR to Stroke Research Article. America n Journal of Nursing.
Morgan, L.L., Fahs, P.S.S., Klesh, J. (2005). Barriers to Research Participation Identified by Rural People. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 11, 407-414.
Fahs, P. S., Baron, M. A., Dura, A., Folks, T., Fronczek, A, Kasey, L.T., Morgan, L.L., Srnka-Debnar, F., Sutherland, M. (August 2004). Effectiveness of the FAST program on Knowledge of Stroke in a Rural Population. Preventative Medicine 2004 39 (S1) -S6.
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