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society is facing increasingly complex
health care issues for older adults of
different racial and ethnic backgrounds.
In order to advance the science and meet
the needs of these older adults input
will be needed from multiple disciplines
working together to design and test interventions
related to health care of the elderly.
My research is currently focused on adding
to our understanding of how interdisciplinary
researchers come together to collaborate
on research projects and improve the
care delivered to older adults and their
families "
Stacen
Keating, MS, RN, CRNP
Pre-Doctoral
Hartford Scholar
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| Dr.
Mary Naylor's distinguished
record of scholarship has long served as a
model for junior faculty members. She has garnered
a national and international reputation as
a geriatric scholar reflecting her humanistic
concern for treating the elderly with knowledge
and respect. She personifies the very best
leadership characteristics as an intellectual,
scholar, and educator.
Dr.
Barbara Riegel provides national
and international leadership in clinical
research in chronic heart failure, an extremely
common and debilitating syndrome. Heart failure
remains the most common cardiac diagnosis
in elders and one of the major reasons for
hospital admission. She is widely known for
her studies of heart failure self-care and
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Stacen Keating, MS, RN, CRNP received her first
degree in business from Binghamton University in
1988. Shortly thereafter, she began working in
the area of hospital administration for a large
cancer center in New York City. Wanting to understand
firsthand the experience of patients receiving
inpatient cancer treatment she became a hospital
volunteer one night a week after work. As a volunteer,
Ms. Keating chose to visit with patients who did
not have frequent visitors or felt bored or lonely.
It was this experience talking and sharing with
patients that inspired her to pursue a career in
health care where she would have direct patient
contact and responsibility caring for predominately
critically ill older adults.
As
a result of her earlier experience, Ms. Keating
pursued her nursing degree and received her BSN
from Columbian University in 1992. She went on
to complete her master’s degree
as an acute care nurse practitioner from Northeastern
University in Boston in 2000. She currently resides
in New Jersey and is a fourth year doctoral student
at Penn studying aspects of how interdisciplinary
geriatric researchers work together to design and
test interventions to improve health care for the
elderly. |
| HONORS
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John A. Hartford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Scholar
Memorial Sloan-Kettering/Columbia University
Scholar
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing |
| PRESENTATIONS
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Posters
Keating, S.A., Riegel, B. (2004). Development and testing of the Barriers
to Health Care Scale. University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing Decreasing
Health Disparities: Strategies to Conduct Culturally Competent Research.
Philadelphia, PA.
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Stacen
Keating, MS,
RN, CRNP
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Room 2020 NEB
420 Guardian Drive
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-4217
(215) 573-3388
skeating@nursing.upenn.edu |
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