Nursing and Nursing Practice

Dr. Yoshiko Yamaguchi has received her PhD in. Kyushu University during the period of 2013-2016. Currently, she is working as research associate in Home Care Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Kwassui Women’s University, Japan. She has successfully completed her responsibilities as a reviewer of Psychology Research and Behavior Management, International Journal of Nursing and Healthcare Research, International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, Archives of Nursing Practice and Care, Journal of Nursing and Women’s Healthcare, Women’s Studies International Forum, The Open Nursing Journal and LIFE: International Journal of Health and Life-Sciences. She is an editor of LIFE: International Journal of Health and Life-Sciences. And she is honorary president of the scholarly association IAPHLSR: International Association for Promotion of Healthcare and Life-Science Research. She has been awarded as a best presentation of 7th International Conference on Healthcare, Nursing and Disease Management, 2016, Singapore. (Oral presentation), and as a best paper of Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Administration and Policies, (Research article), 2013.

Home Care Nursing

Ching Siew Mooi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the Universiti Putra Malaysia. She obtained her master degree in family medicine at University Malaya. Her research interests lie in the area of non-communicable disease like blood pressure, obesity, diabetes and addiction. She published more than 50 manuscripts in peer review journal at the national and international level. She also invited as the keynote speaker in smartphone addiction at the regional Family Medicine Specialist Association conference

Family Medicine

Dr.Rasler is an Atlanta emergency physician experienced in behavior modification and disease prevention, with past work at the C.D.C. Motivating healthy behavior during a brief patient encounter has been a focus of his clinical care: www.DrRasler.com

Emergency medicine, Illness prevention, Coagulation diseases

Dr. Halley-Boyce has been a registered nurse and a seasoned healthcare executive for decades. She has served in a number of offices in the hospital’s C-Suite including CEO, COO and Chief Nurse Executive Officer. Dr. Halley-Boyce maintains her own consultant firm, JHBALS Spectrum International, Inc. and additionally serves as an Associate Professor and the Director of the Health Systems Administration Graduate Program in the College of Nursing at Seton Hall University. Dr. Halley-Boyce is professionally recognized for her continuous pursuit of excellence in education and service delivery, her grace, and for her humanistic, servant leadership style.

Nursing

Director, Gynecologic Oncology, Emory University School of medicine 1975-1982 Director, Gynecologic Oncology, Northside Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia 1982-present Founder and CEO, Ovarian Cancer Institute 1999-present Co-discoverer of a 100% sensitive and specific diagnostic test for ovarian cancer which was published in November, 2015 in Nature Scientific Reports Author of The Ultimate Guide to Ovarian Cancer – second edition, 2016 Appointed to the Ovarian Cancer Steering Committee by the National Institutes of Health, 2015 to present

Gynecologic Oncology

Fred Calixtro has completed his Doctor in Nursing Practice from Touro University Nevada. He is an Associate Professor at Roseman University of Health Sciences in Henderson, NV. At Roseman, he teaches medica-surgical course. His passion is to eliminate lateral violence in nursing and nursing education

nursing and nursing education

I have taught numerous courses at the bachelor’s and graduate level. This includes didactic and clinical areas of instruction. I have taught community nursing at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and my dissertation. Some of these courses include a focus in community nursing. I have been responsible for planning, coordinating and participating in several large community related events. My dissertation, A Quantitative Study on Perceptions of Support Services and Student Persistence at a Southern University explored race and gender student retention at a HBCU in Southwest, Georgia. My master’s and doctorate level training and leadership roles within the college has provided me with insight, leadership, and compassion to further guide others in the facilitation of knowledge. I have also been Senior Level Bachelor Coordinator and Graduate Level Coordinator for various Nurse Education programs. In 2013, I developed and implemented a NCLEX board preparation course that helped the institution to improve their board passing rates from 75% to 100%. I have also been involved with various college level programs that are responsible for enhancing and maintaining the excellence level of institutions ensuring continued accreditation such as the Program Evaluation (PET) Committee, Curriculum Development Committee, and Faculty Senate Committee.

Higher Education Retention of minorities Innovative teaching

Joyce Bredesen, DNP, RN, PHN, is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her expertise and passion is teaching public health nursing. Dr. Bredesen teaches both undergraduate and graduate nursing courses primarily in Public Health Nursing. She also is faculty advisor for DNP students and their projects. Dr. Bredesen’s research interests are working primarily with underserved populations. Her most recent research includes work with PhotoVoice and Parkinson’s disease. She has done research with the homeless population in Minnesota, as well as women’s health care issues in both India and Senegal.

Nursing Education

she is the Nursing & Midwifery faculty at Alborz University of Medical Sciences

Nursing & Midwifery