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Craig Dale RN, PhD, CNCC(C)

Associate Professor Emeritus

My research focuses on fundamental care for critically ill ventilator-assisted patients. Craig Dale RN PhD is an Associate Professor Emeritus at the Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto […]

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Bonnie Stevens RN, PhD

Professor Emerita

With what we have learned from research on pain assessment and management, it is no longer tolerable to let children and infants suffer from needless pain and its consequences. Dr. […]

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Professor Emerita

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Ann Tourangeau RN, PhD

Professor Emerita

If we know what (and how) nursing structures and care process affect a healthcare outcome, we can manage these factors to improve healthcare outcomes. Professor Ann Tourangeau is a Professor […]

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Judy Watt-Watson RN, PhD

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Access to appropriate pain management is a human right. To this end, interprofessional pain education helps to improve collaboration and the quality of health outcomes for patients. Dr. Judy Watt-Watson […]

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Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Emeritus

Francine Wynn RN, PhD

Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Emeritus

Dr. Francine Wynn’s academic background is in cultural anthropology, as well as social and political thought. Her interests are philosophical. Her philosophy is based in interpretive phenomenology (Heidegger, Agamben, Nancy, Merleau-Ponty) […]

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Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Emeritus

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Anne Simmonds RN, PhD

Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Emeritus

I view nursing education as a creative, dynamic and collaborative undertaking. When students and faculty bring their selves — their experience, knowledge, passions and beliefs — to the encounter, we can all […]

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Professor Emerita

Jan Angus PhD

Professor Emerita

My research is dedicated to understanding gender and access disparities in health. Dr. Jan Angus researches gender and disparities in access to health care. Her work focuses on the social […]

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Professor Emerita

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Ruth Gallop RN, PhD

Professor Emerita

The interpersonal process has been a constant source of fascination for me. Helping nurses develop the abilities to truly hear the client’s message has been the driving force behind my […]

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Professor Emerita

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Catherine Hardie RN, EdD

Professor Emerita

Dr. Kate Hardie has studied the added strain that immigrant women experience when mothering a child in the hospital. She has presented on how language discordance affects their experience, and […]

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Professor Emerita

ellen.hodnett@utoronto.ca

Ellen Hodnett RN, PhD

Professor Emerita

My primary goal has been to provide decision-makers with the best possible evidence about helpful forms of care for childbearing women. Dr. Ellen Hodnett’s research program focuses on rigorous evaluations […]

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Craig Dale, RN, PhD, CNCC(C)

Bonnie Stevens, RN, PhD

Ann Tourangeau, RN, PhD

Judy Watt-Watson, RN, PhD

Francine Wynn, RN, PhD

Anne Simmonds, RN, PhD

Jan Angus, PhD

Ruth Gallop, RN, PhD

Catherine Hardie, RN, EdD

Ellen Hodnett, RN, PhD