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Yet most nurses receive little education about genomics, says Associate Professor聽Andrew Dwyer.聽His Macy Faculty Scholar project developed and tested first-of-its-kind simulations to help nurse practitioner students develop genomic nursing competencies and build confidence in applying genomic knowledge in their practice.聽

Dwyer and Assistant Professor Melissa Uveges are part of an international team that created the ACCESS framework to integrate genomics across the continuum of nursing care. Dwyer is currently working with nursing leaders to establish a consensus statement on genomic content for nursing curricula so schools lacking genomics expertise can still incorporate content into the curriculum. 鈥淭he goal isn鈥檛 for this knowledge to remain at 男女操逼视频软件, but to be the tide that raises all boats and increases access and health equity,鈥� says Dwyer.聽

聽That commitment crosses international borders, notes Brittney van de Water, an associate professor and pediatric nurse practitioner who studies global health delivery. More than 90 percent of all maternal deaths occur in low-income countries, according to the World Health Organization, while sub-Saharan Africa has the highest neonatal mortality rate in the world. 鈥淎 lot of these deaths are preventable,鈥� says van de Water. 鈥淲e know how to fix a lot of the problems that are causing them.鈥澛�

But implementing evidence-based prevention strategies is often a challenge, she says. She is conducting a two-year study of children in South Africa who have been treated for tuberculosis (TB) to understand the long-term effects on their lung function and quality of life. Her team is tracking pediatric TB survivors to determine if exposure to certain volatile organic compounds causes relapses.聽

Much of his research focuses on victims and perpetrators of violence and crime. In a recent study of 200 cases of strangulation, Petreca identified the methods and motives of four distinct types of perpetrators. In other research, he has examined violence against Indigenous women and the long-term effects of male sexual trauma. 鈥淭he goal is to prevent victimization, but also to try to identify those who are at risk of perpetrating violence and figuring out if we can push the brakes on that train,鈥� says Petreca. The core of his research is crisis intervention and jail diversion, and he leads a center that studies how to improve policing and promote mental health.

Petreca also collaborates with Professor Ann Burgess, whose groundbreaking research influenced how law enforcement investigates serial killers. He stresses that there鈥檚 a mental health component throughout the scholarship represented by the pillars of CSON鈥檚 new research framework, such as healthy aging, chronic disease, and women and children鈥檚 health. 鈥淚f you鈥檙e interested in looking at people fully, you should come to Connell,鈥� says Petreca.

Petreca and his investigator colleagues at CSON each have specialized areas of focus that don鈥檛 always fit neatly into a single hub, which Bowser says is a strength of the Research for the Common Good framework. 鈥淚n order to do research for the common good, we must think outside of our silos and be interdisciplinary. That鈥檚 how we鈥檙e going to solve the problems of the future.鈥�