Biography PhD in Nursing Science; University of South Carolina BS in Nursing; University of South Carolina BS in Veterinary Medicine; Guizhou University Dr. Sheng’s program of research aims to mitigate cancer risk and improve cancer control through health behavior approaches, particularly in underrepresented minority populations. Using qualitative and quantitative research methods, her work integrates behavioral …
Areas of interest: nurse fatigue; improving health, safety & performance of health professionals; human factors engineering; systems approach for organizational redesign
Dr. Tebbe’s research centers on investigating the factors driving mental health inequities among queer and trans/nonbinary people and communities, with an aim towards developing and implementing community-centered prevention and intervention strategies to alleviate distress and promote health and well-being.
Biography Postdoctoral Trainee, University of Wisconsin–Madison, School of Nursing PhD, University of Wisconsin–Madison in: Nursing BS, Walden University in: Nursing, 2017 Associate, Madison College in: Nursing, 2006 Nicole Thomas is an Assistant Professor working at the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing. Research areas of focus Community Engagement and Partnerships Health Equity and Social Justice