Howard University
Division of Nursing
501 Bryant Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20059
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Dr. PIER A. BROADNAX, MSN, RN
Assistant
Professor
DIVISION OF NURSING
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UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE |
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George Mason University, Ph.D, Nursing
and Health Policy Development.
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Hampton University, Master of Science
in Nursing Administration.
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Winston-Salem State University, Bachelor
of Science in Nursing.
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AREA OF EXPERTISE |
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Leadership Development.
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Health Promotion.
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RESEARCH INTEREST |
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pbroadnax@howard.edu |
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS |
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GRANTS/RESEARCH |
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"Breast Cancer Knowledge and Decision Making
of Chilean Women", funded by the National Institutes of Health,
Fogarty International Center.
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"Integrating A Systems Perspective into Leadership
Development of Senior Nursing Students in Community-Based Healthcare
Environments", funded by the American Academy of Nursing, Institute
of Nursing Leadership.
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Factors that Influence African American Women's
Breast Cancer Experience, funded by the Howard University, Division
of Nursing, Research Center on Reducing Health Disparities by
Self and Family Management.
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SELECT PUBLICATIONS |
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Broadnax, P. (2004) “Caring for a Diverse
Population: Ensuring Cultural Competency in Advanced Practice
Nursing” in Stanley, J. Advanced Practice Nursing: Emphasizing
Common Roles 2nd ed., Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company.
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Montague, M & Broadnax, P.
(2004) “Health Consequences of Excess Weight and Obesity.”
Journal of National Black Nurses Association, July 24-31
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Johnson, R & Broadnax, P.
(2003). A Perspective on Obesity. The ABNF Journal 14(3).
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