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Straz Hall, 453
MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America(414) 288-0506joan.totka@marquette.eduPh.D., University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
NURS 4000: Quality and Safety in Nursing
NURS 4995: Independent Study in Nursing
NURS 6010: Research and Evidence
NURS 6825: Quality and Patient Safety in Healthcare
HEAL 7010: Translational Research
Dr. Totka holds a joint position between 向日葵视频 and Children鈥檚 Wisconsin. The aim of her program of research is to develop, implement, evaluate, and disseminate evidence-based programs and resources to support clinical teams working with youth with chronic illness and their families. Partnering with interprofessional teams, she uses implementation strategies to translate research into practice. She has experience conducting mixed methods research and engages with those interprofessional teams to holistically individualize care. Current research involves integrating patient reported outcome measures, such as social determinants of health, quality of life, depression, anxiety, and disease specific measures into clinical practice.
American Association of Diabetes Educators
International Family Nursing Association
Midwest Nursing Research Society
Sigma Theta Tau International - Eta Nu Chapter
Pediatrics: care and education of children with chronic illness and their families.
Research: Evidence-based practice, Implementation Science, Translational Research, Qualitative Research.
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Sigma Theta Tau Doctoral Poster Award
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Type 1 Diabetes: Factors that affect youth and parent HRQOL and youth A1c
Sigma Theta Tau Excellence in Education Award
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Demonstrated excellence in supporting clinical and family education.
Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals (ACCH)
Award for Innovation
For the development of an innovative outpatient program for children newly diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and their families that included outpatient initiation of insulin and a year-long program of multidisciplinary education to support their care at home.
Julie Lathrop Nursing Research Award
Children鈥檚 Hospital of Wisconsin- one award per year for demonstrated excellence in nursing
research.
Exploring the Boundaries of Pediatric Practice: Nurse Stories Related to Relationships (a qualitative study using Heideggerian hermeneutical analysis)
Nursing Transitions during the first year of practice (a mixed methods program evaluation study)
2020: Co-I (PI: Aubel, B, Co-I Wolfgram, P, Kaugars, A, Fannin R.).鈥Documenting prevalence, patient characteristics, and mental health interventions offered to youth with diabetes and positive depression screens.鈥 Medical College of Wisconsin Devin Wyatt Memorial Research Grant
2019-2020: PI (Co-I Wolfgram, P., Steinberg, J., Kaugars, A.) 鈥淧atient and Provider Experience Using PRO鈥檚 in High Risk Asthma and Diabetes Clinics鈥