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The
Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity program
aims at reducing health care disparity by producing
expert academicians, practitioners and researchers
who will lead the field of geriatric nursing and
ultimately improve the care of elders in our society.
The
Penn Nursing MBA-Administrative Group of
Hartford Scholars are aspiring leadership/management
positions in the health care field to improve care
for older Americans. |
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Penn
Nursing MBA-Administrative Scholars meet
regularly to discuss course work, present abstracts,
public presentations, papers, journal articles,
and research findings to each other and to their
faculty mentors.
The
group is mentored by Penn Nursing faculty, Drs.
Neville
Strumpf, Cynthia
Scalzi and Linda Carrick.
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“We
are confident that this excellent group
of individuals will help us fulfill our
missions of building ... leadership in the
field... The U.S. health care system serves
a large and growing population of older
adults. Today older adults represent the
majority of primary care visits, home care
visits, hospital admissions and long term
care residents. Coupled with a well documented
nursing shortage, the quality of care for
these individuals faces an unequivocal and
unacceptable threat."
Claire Fagin
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Drs.
Neville Strumpf and Cynthia Scalzi
discuss a proposed research topic |
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The
Penn Nursing MBA-Administrative Group of
Hartford Scholars is composed of nurse scholars
who want to pursue a business degree in a highly
ranked institution, anticipating a career focus
on the management/leadership of institutions serving
the elderly.
Our dedicated, accessible Penn faculty mentors help
them achieve their goals. |
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...
there's not only hard work at Penn -- our scholars
also know how to have fun together! |
