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| Education and Training | |
| Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Certificate | UMDNJ-Seton Hall University |
| DrNP | Columbia University |
| MSN | Seton Hall University |
| BSN | Georgetown University |
Affiliations
Columbia University School
of Nursing
Research Interests
Information Technology and Foster Children
Clinical Interests
Adolescent Health
Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Role
Computer Mediated Communications
Informational Technology
Managed Care in Pediatrics
Foster Children
Pediatric Dermatology
Nutrition in Healthcare
Selected Publications
John, R. (2006) Completed chapter on Acute Problems: Neurological system for National Association of Pediatric Nurses (NAPNAP) for the core curriculum for PNP program. Publication Date: September, 2006
John, R & Kifner, J. (2006) Common Complaints. In Janice Selekman (ed). School Nursing: A Comprehensive Text (519-565). Philadelphia: F. A. Davis.
John, R. (2006). Beneficence, Prescriptions, and the Nurse Practitioner. Accepted for publication for Advance for Nurse Practitioner. Publication date: April, 2006.
John, R. (2005). Reporting a medical error: One NP’s ethical dilemma. American Journal of Nurse Practitioners, 9(5), 11-18.
John, R. (2006). A summary of fourteen years of care with Kartenagner’s syndrome (pp 33-49). Case studies The Doctor of Nursing Practice: Setting a new standard in health care. Hope of Heart Institute: Seattle.
Bakken, S., Cook, S.,Curtis, L., Desjardin, K., Hyun, S., Jenkins, M., John, R., (2004). Promoting Patient Safety Through Informatics-based Nursing Education, International Journal of Nursing informatics. 73(7-8), 581-9.
Poster presentations
Bakken S, Jenkins M, Choi J, Hyun S, John R, Joyce M, Lee N-J, Roberts WD, Soupios M. Usefulness of a Personal Digital Assistant-based advanced practice nursing student clinical log: Faculty stakeholder exemplars. 9th International Congress on Nursing Informatics, Seoul, Korea (in press). 1
John, R., Brown, N. Bakken, S., & Joyce, M. (2005) Informatics-based Approach to Evaluating NNP Students’ Performance. Award winning poster chosen for podium presentation at the Neonatal Advanced Practice Forum
John, R., Bakken, S., Jenkin, M., & Roberts, D. W. (October, 2004). Informatics-based Approach to Evaluating PNP Students’ Performance.
Honors
| 2005 | Inducted into Seton Hall University School of Nursing Hall of Honor |
| 1999 | Nursing Spectrum Nurse of the Year award-NY NJ semifinalist |
| l99l - 1992 l993 - 1994 l995 - 1996 |
Who's Who in American Nursing |
| 1994 | New Jersey certificate for nursing excellence |
| l996 | Member of the Planning committee for Prevent Blindness- recipient of the New Jersey Public Health President's Award |
Professional organizations and societies