Nancy L. Since the s, she has conducted behavioral intervention research integrating a community-based participatory research approach into the development and testing of theory-driven interventions to promote health and reduce disease in populations with significant health disparities in HIV, STDs, and tobacco-related disease.
She has also worked in close collaboration with state and local health departments to develop programs improve community-level health and public health practice. Nancy L Van Devanter Faculty. Nancy L Van Devanter. Nancy L Van Devanter's additional information expand all. American Nurses Association. Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine Publications Healthy aging and care of the older adult with chronic disease: a qualitative needs assessment in 14 eastern and southern Caribbean islands VanDevanter, N.
The objectives of this qualitative needs assessment were to assess perceived needs of health and social services professionals in the Caribbean Region to enhance services supporting healthy aging and care of older adults and to assess perceived facilitators and barriers to increasing capacity to serve their aging populations.
The assessment, informed by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Science, was conducted in 14 islands in the eastern and southern Caribbean. Education of health and social services professionals, families, and the public on the risk factors for NCDs and common mental and physical health problems is critical.
Barriers to implementation of educational programs include lack of community awareness and resources within the islands. The needs assessment findings are foundational to planning educational interventions. Policy, Politics, and Nursing Practice , 24 3 , This article reports findings from an online anonymous item survey completed by about 1, nurses from a New York City metropolitan area health system's HS four hospitals and ambulatory care centers about their COVID experience in the spring of , their intent to stay at the HS, and their intent to stay working as a nurse.
