Pecanac, PhD, RN, Kristen E.
Dr. Pecanac’s research explores interactions among health care practitioners, patients and family members when making decisions related to treatment in the hospital setting.
Dr. Pecanac’s research explores interactions among health care practitioners, patients and family members when making decisions related to treatment in the hospital setting.
Biography PhD, Pennsylvania State University in: Health Policy and Administration; Supporting Areas of Emphasis: Gerontology, 2000 MS, University of Arizona in: Gerontology, 1989 BSN, University of Iowa, 1985 Teri Pipe, PhD, RN is the Richard E. Sinaiko Professor in Health Care Leadership at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing and core faculty in the …
Biography PhD, Southern Methodist University in: Anthropology, 2000 MA, Southern Methodist University in: Anthropology, 1996 BA, University of Massachusetts in: Anthropology; Supporting Areas of Emphasis: Women’s Studies, 1991 Dr. Passmore studies ways to promote the ethical and equitable distribution of the benefits of health research. As a cultural anthropologist working in the science of community …
Areas of Interest: Care of frail, older adults; quality of life and person-centered care; patient activation; long-term care services and supports; health services research