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Areas of Expertise (Click to view faculty members):

Aboriginal health
accidental falls
Acute pain services
adolescent
aged
alzheimer disease
behavioral medicine
cancer
child development
chronic illness
communication
community health nursing
Complementary therapy
critical ethnography
decision making
dementia
depression
disability, intellectual
education
epidemiologic factors
ethical nursing practice
ethics
ethology
evaluation studies
family caregivers
family health
guideline adherence
harm reduction
health behavior
health care ethics
health care quality, access, and evaluation
health measurement
health policy
health promotion
health services
health services accessibility
historiography
history of nursing
hiv seroprevalence
homeless youth
human engineering
human rights
Inequalities
infant behavior
infant care
informatics
intervention studies
latent variable modelling
leadership
learning
long-term care
Masculinity
maternal health services
Men's Health
mental health
morals
mothers
neonatal nursing
nurse practitioners
pain
parents
participatory and ethnographic methods
pediatric nursing
personhood
philosophy
philosophy of nursing
postanesthesia nursing
Postpartum period
pregnancy
primary health care
program development
program evaluation
Prostatic Neoplasms
psychometrics
Psychosocial factors
public health
Qualitative Research
quality of life
risk reduction behavior
scientific integrity review (publication type)
sexual behavior
sexuality
sleep
smoking
smoking cessation
socio-cultural context of health and health care
Substance abuse
substance-related disorders
teaching
technology assessment, biomedical
Translational Research
violence against women
vulnerable populations
Women’s health

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