Diane Logan

Diane Logan is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Assistant Chair in the College of Nursing at Seton Hall University. She teaches courses in Health Assessment, Community Health, and Acute Care Nursing, integrating clinical experience with evidence-based practice to prepare nurses for diverse healthcare settings.

• Education: PhD in Health Sciences (2023, Seton Hall University); MSN in Clinical Systems Nursing (2022, Kean University); BSN (1996, Muhlenberg School of Nursing); LPN (1992, Union County College)

Her research focuses on telehealth applications in geriatric care, medication compliance, and community health advocacy. Recent publications analyze visiting nurses' adoption of telehealth for elderly patients and transitions in care management for Medicare beneficiaries. She emphasizes preventive care and health promotion in her Community Health work.

Logan has presented on topics like energy drink risks (2017) and co-authored a 2021 blueprint for clinical nursing education. Her career trajectory from LPN to PhD underscores her commitment to lifelong learning and nursing innovation.