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Patient Safety & Quality:

Adverse Events
•    Wagner, L.M., Hebert,P., Rochon, P.,  Communicating about Nursing Errors (CANE) in Nursing Home Settings, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, 2009-2010.
•    Wagner, L.M., Disclosure of Adverse Events in Long-Term Care Settings. New Investigator Award in Aging, Canadian Institutes of Health Research.2009-2014.
•    Wagner, L. Herrmann, N., & Hebert,P., Disparities in Nursing Care Processes: A focus on adverse event communication with cognitively impaired nursing home residents, Alzheimer Society of Canada, 2010-2011.

Function Focused Care
•    Boltz, M., Nursing Care Practices and Other Factors Associated with Physical Function in Hospitalized Older Adults, Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity (BAGNC) of the American Academy of Nursing, 2009-2011.

Hospital Acquired Infections
•    Wald, H., Capezuti, E., Reducing Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections in NICHE Hospitals, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (Grant # 1R18HS018377-01), 2009 – 2013.

•    Rosenberg, M.C.  “Investigation of conditions and treatment options, which include significant nursing intervention, and patient outcomes. Post-Doctoral Fellowship, New York University Medical School CTSI Comparative Effectiveness Research Development Program, Funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and CTSI, Grant 3 KL2 RR029891-02S 1, January 2011-2012.


 
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Research Foci Addressing important health issues for older adults.

The HIGN Research Center is committed to addressing the needs of an aging population by providing research mentorship, conducting nursing science research, and testing the translation of effective interventions into practice.

Uncompromising rigor and relevance to practice are the imperatives on which Hartford Institute’s research is based. The Hartford Institute’s original, innovative, cutting-edge research is focused on better understanding the complicated medical and social needs of older adults and how to better support them on their health journey. Our research aim is to understand system-level factors which influence quality and to translate effective interventions into actual practice by applying novel approaches that transform provider and patient behavior.

The research foci of scientists in the center are categorized in two broad areas:

• Patient Safety & Quality
• Geriatric Health Services

We work with our NYUCN colleagues in chronic disease management, workforce, and HIV/AIDS centers on projects in which older adults are the population of interest.

Use the expandable menu at left to view the Research Center’s focus areas.