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Darlene Welsh received her Master of Science in Nursing in Adult
Critical Care Education and a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology
from the University of Kentucky. Her dissertation, “Occupational
Stress, Self-Efficacy and Symptom Experiences Among
Medical-Surgical Hospital Nurses,” was supported by the Arvle &
Ellen Turner Thacker Endowment Fund and Sigma Theta Tau
International. Welsh teaches critical care nursing and
coordinates a senior practicum in the College of Nursing
undergraduate program. Her research interests include
occupational stress among hospital nurses; nursing care and
intervention for heart failure patients; and patient and student
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Recent Publications:
Welsh, J.D.
(In press). Predictors of
depressive symptoms in female medical-surgical hospital nurses.
Issues in Mental Health Nursing.
Brockopp, D.Y., Hardin-Pierce, M.,
& Welsh, J.D. (2006). An agency financed capstone
experience for graduating seniors. Journal of Nursing Education,
45 (4), 137-140.
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