Presentations

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Recent Presentations

Eubank, V. (2026, March). A Structured Metacognitive Academic Coaching Model to Support At-Risk Nursing Students. [Conference presentation]. National Consortium for Nursing Academic Coaches, Auburn, AL. 

Ross, R., Araydeh, A., Kunwar, H., & Sapkota, S. (2026). Depression screening training program in Ghana, West Africa: An international community engagement collaboration program [Conference presentation]. Annual Engaged Scholarship Symposium, Louisville, KY.

Al Araydeh, M. (2026, April). Psychometric properties of the CES‑D‑10 in a prep‑engaged population: A tool for enhancing mental health screening [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Sapkota, S. (2026, April). A pragmatic framework of resilient mental health of parents of children with autism spectrum disorder before and during COVID‑19: A mixed systematic‑realist review [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Alshurman, A. (2026, April). Understanding psychological drivers of self‑reporting medication errors among nurses: A cross‑sectional study [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Hasani, R. (2026, April). Critical analysis of measurement tools of maternal prenatal depression: A systematic review [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Kunwar, S. (2026, April). A systematic review of depressive symptoms screening instruments among postpartum women [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Daraqel, S. (2026, April). Navigating the culture of silence: A qualitative exploration of sexual and reproductive health among university students [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Abdulnabi, A. (2026, April). Systematic review and critical analysis of measures of patient safety outcomes [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Snell, K. (2026, April). Psychometric validation of PHQ‑9 among Plain women [Poster presentation]. Midwest Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Murphy, S. (2026, April). Every minute counts: Improving care quality for persons over 50 with thrombotic stroke [Poster presentation]. Kentucky Association of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference, Louisville, KY. 

Al Araydeh, M. & Ross, R. (2026, March). Psychometric validation of the CES-D 10 among individuals at risk for HIV infection. [Poster presentation]. SONK-I Consortium Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

Hirst, J. & Ross, R. (2026, March). Enhancing PA education on sexual assaults and intimate partner using SATELLITE framework [Poster presentation]. SONK-I Consortium Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH. (Poster Award Winner)

Alshurman, A., & Abusalem, S. (2026, March). What shapes nurses’ intentions to report medication errors? A Theory of Planned Behavior–driven analysis [Poster presentation]. SONK-I Consortium Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

Opportunities

Nursing researchers are encouraged to present at local, regional, and national conferences, such as Research!Louisville, Posters at the Capitol, MNRS, SNRS, SONK, Sigma, AACN, ANA, Transcultural Nursing Society, KNA, and KONL. 

Research!Louisville

Every Fall semester, graduate and PhD students get the opportunity to present their work to the broader Louisville community. Everyone is encouraged to attend to show their support. 

Research!Louisville’s mission seeks to provide excellence in education, training and career development through interdisciplinary research collaborations designed to bring trainees and young and established research scientists together to work on finding solutions to the world’s complex problems,” said LeBlanc, Associate Dean of Research at the UofL School of Nursing. “We engage with the most acclaimed research scientists to address our goals to achieve health equity, provide insight into the crucial topics of our time and advance translational and clinical research to improve human health."

A $100 award is given out to one exemplary student poster presentation, and $150 is awarded for the best student podium presentation. Podium presentations are selected from the list of poster presenters. Students are ineligible to win both awards in the same year.

Nursing & Allied Health Symposium

This annual October event showcases the latest innovations in nursing and allied health practice. Norton Healthcare brings together educators, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders in the Louisville community to explore the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in allied health. It features expert-led sessions, networking opportunities, and research presentations. Attendees can expect engaging discussions on curriculum development, the latest in healthcare scholarship, and strategies to enhance student outcomes in healthcare training programs.