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TRajectories of Aging and Care (TRAC) Center Research Seminars

The overall goal of the TRajectories of Aging and Care (TRAC) Center is to expand the base of nurse scientists collaborating with leading investigators from a variety of disciplines to conduct nurse-directed interdisciplinary studies that examine longitudinal patterns of health, illness, function, and care in later life across diverse care contexts, including home and institution.

On the second Mondays of each month research presentations given by TRAC Center Investigators are delivered to 10 member sites using H.323 videoconferencing. Informal discussion follows the presentations.

The presentations are sponsored by the Regional Training Core of Gerontological Nursing Interventions Research Center (GNIRC) at The University of Iowa College of Nursing and ITS-Instructional Services through the Internet2 Commons.

TRajectories of Aging and Care (TRAC) Center Research Seminars

Faculty Member

Title of Talk

Date

Archive

Ellie McConnell

Diffusion of Innovations Measurement for Translational Science in LTC

10/09/2006

not
available

Judith Payne

Biomarkers of Cancer-Related Fatigue

11/13/2006

Play video

Courtney Van Houtven

Development of a Nurse-Led Intervention for Maintaining Frail Veterans at Home

postponed

Sharron Docherty

Experiences, Functioning and Well-being of Fathers of Children Undergoing Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation

01/08/2007

Joshua Thorpe

Suboptimal Medication Use in Informal Caregivers: First Steps Toward a Nurse Medication Management Program

02/12/2007

Jan Collins-McNeil

Church-based Alliance Management Program for African Americans with Diabetes (CAMP Diabetes)

03/12/2007

Carla Gene Rapp

Staff Explanatory Models: Nursing Home Resident Behavior

04/09/2007

Queen Utley-Smith

Measuring Staff-Family Communication in Nursing Homes: A Preliminary Study

05/14/2007
Courtney Van Houtven A Pilot Study to Develop a Nurse-led Intervention for Maintaining Frail Veterans at Home 06/11/2007