معرفی
Amy A. Abbott, PhD, RN, is a Professor at Creighton University College of Nursing. Her work focuses on patient safety, health information technology, and family-centered diabetes care in rural communities. Currently engaged in telehealth interventions and community-based participatory research, she has secured significant external funding from PCORI, AOTF, and Health Futures Foundation.
- Education: PhD in Nursing (University of Nebraska Medical Center), MS in Adult Health and Cardiac Nursing (Creighton University)
Research Interests span critical domains including:
- Patient safety in care transitions and EHR implementation
- Telehealth solutions for rural diabetes management
- Interprofessional education models
- Health disparities in underserved populations
- Occupation-based coaching for families
Her recent publications demonstrate expertise in telehealth implementation, intervention fidelity measures, and rural health technology integration. Collaborative work with Kevin Fuji and Vanessa Jewell reveals interdisciplinary patterns.
Scientific Awards:
- Nebraska’s Outstanding Nurse Educator
- Distinguished Fellow of Research, National Academies of Practice in Nursing
- Multiple grant awards including Winifred Ellenchild Pinch Research Grant and PCORI Engagement Award
Mentorship and Grants: Mentored students in telehealth research, led PCORI-funded projects, and participated in AHRQ-funded Health IT studies. Key collaborations include Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality initiatives.
