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At every annual conference, MNRS
recognizes and rewards the outstanding contributions of our youngest nurse
scientists through a highly competitive poster competition. A record number
of students received awards for their poster presentations this year in Minneapolis.
Congratulations to our poster award winners below!
Undergraduate Category
1st Place: Lauren Flaherty, Case Western Reserve University: Relationships
Among Sleep Duration, Sleep Quality, Fatigue, and Depression in Fathers of
Twins
2nd Place: Melissa Alandy, Loyola University: Quality of Life in Women with
Type 2 Diabetes and Depression
3rd Place: Ann Hundertmark, University of Minnesota: Is There an Association
between Peer Support for Physical Activity and Physical Activity Levels
Among Adolescents Attending Alternative High School?
Honorable Mention: Joshua Lea, Kent State University: Adolescent Dating Violence
Evidence Based Practice Category
1st Place: Ruth Staus, Metropolitan State University: Culture
Change in an Assisted-Living Facilty
2nd Place: Annette Perry, Wright State University: An Evidenced-Based
Project: Heart Disease Risk Screening and Risk Factor Treatment in
Low-Income Women
Honorable Mention: Jill Walsh, Rush University: Laying the Foundation for a
Healthy Work Environment
Master's Category
1st Place: Kirsten Morse, University of Minnesota: Factors
Associated with Parental Concern Regarding their Child's Weight
2nd Place: Ana Huaringa, University of Michigan: Using the Newest Vital Sign
to Measure Health Literacy in Nurse Managed Primary Care Centers
3rd Place: Lisa Domenico, University of Michigan: Evidenced-Based Guide to
Screening for Depression in Adults Older than 65 Years of Age, in the
Primary Care Setting
Honorable Mention: Heather Marunda, University of Nebraska Medical Center: Influence of
Menopausal Status on Sleep and Hot Flashes Throughout Breast Cancer
Adjuvant Chemotherapy
Doctoral Category
1st Place: Cynthia Bell, Indiana University: Death
Worries and Quality of Life in Younger Breast Cancer Survivors 2nd
Place: Lisa Gerow, University of Kansas: A Phenomenological Study of
Nurses' Experience of Grief Following Patient Death
3rd Place: Srissuda Ngamkham, University of Illinois at Chicago: Differences in
Pain Intensity and Quality by Pain Pattern in Outpatients with Cancer
3rd Place: Karen Robinson, Marquette University: A Pilot Study of African
America Women's Narratives about Their Newborn Feeding Chioices
Honorable Mention: Judith Westphal, University of Wisconsin-Madison: The Effect of
Workforce Shortages on Nurse Leader Turnover and Succession in U.S.
Hospitals
Honorable Mention: Josephine
Mancuso, Marquette University: The
Impact of Health Literacy and Patient Trust on Glycemic Control
Honorable Mention: Ornwanya
Poomsrikaew, University of Illinois at
Chicago: Knowledge of Heart Attack Symptoms and Risk Factors among
Native Thais
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