Anita Jennings, RN, MN
Professor
Collaborative BScN program, Health Sciences, George
Brown College.
416-415-5000, ext 6669
Current Teaching Assignments/ Projects:
I am currently teaching
clinical in 2nd year in the collaborative BScN program.
I am involved in a Career
Planning and Development study. I am involved in a
project related to ethical decision making in a community agency.
Professional Service / Professional Organizations:
Member of the Scholarly Activity
Committee at GBC. American Association of Critical Care Nurses. Bioethics society.
Areas of Specialty / Research / Scholarship:
My clinical expertise is in Critical
Care Nursing-med-surg ICU, transplant and patients with MOSF. As a Clinical
Nurse specialist in the ICU, I enjoyed
sharing
my knowledge and experience with new and seasoned nurses. My academic focus
is in clinical ethics and transcultural nursing. I have volunteered as a nurse
overseas
and enjoyed the experience tremendously.
Sheilagh Callahan, RN, MScN
Professor
Collaborative BScN program, Health Sciences, George Brown College.
416-415-5000, ext. 3017
Current Teaching Assignments/ Projects:
Nursing in the Community, NSE 32A/B, 3rd year Clinical Practice. Consultant for
development of Internationally Educated Nurses. Participating in Collaborative
Research related to Mentoring Students. Collaborating with Community Agency to
promote Ethical Decision Making.
Professional Service / Professional Organizations:
Scholarly Activity Committee. Community Health Nurses Association. RNAO -Community
Nurses Interest Group Sigma Theta Tau.
Areas of Specialty / Research / Scholarship:
My area of specialty is Community Health Nursing. My Nursing Research explored
the Lived Experience of Nurses working in Canada's Northern Isolated Communities.
Collaborated with Pediatric Clinicians on Clinical Trials Research related to
Acute Childhood Asthma. Published Incorporating Political Action Framework into
BSN Program in J NURS Educ. 2000 Jan. My current area of interest is in motivating
Nurses toward Advocacy and Leadership in the context of Global Health.
Gary Kapelus BSc, DSP, MBA
Professor and Coordinator, Interprofessional Education,
Email:
Current Teaching Assignments/ Projects:
Lead teacher: GSSC1053 Collaboration: The Future of Health Care in Canada Coordinator, Interprofessional Education for the Division
of Community Services and Health Sciences Lead, Interprofessional Field Experience component, Learning To Care Together project (3-year provincially
funded project to create innovative interprofessional learning experiences in seniors' care settings).
Professional Service / Professional Organizations:
Member, College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario.
Areas of Specialty / Research / Scholarship:
Interprofessional Education Collaborative Practices Health facility planning.
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