Amy Campbell

Dr. Amy Campbell is an Assistant Professor in the Information Systems and Technology Department at the University of South Alabama's School of Computing. She holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice and dual Master's and Bachelor's degrees in Nursing. Her research focuses on reducing medication errors through technology, addressing nurse burnout, and improving healthcare environments through evidence-based practices and health informatics solutions.

Dr. Campbell's academic contributions include developing a dashboard warning system to mitigate medication errors and co-authoring a patent for a medical error susceptibility monitoring system. She actively collaborates with organizations to align curricula with current healthcare needs and has received grants for burnout prevention research. Her teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses in health informatics and nursing, including roles as a doctoral dissertation chair and faculty advisor for student organizations.

Her recent work emphasizes leveraging big data to analyze nurse workload impacts on safety outcomes, as seen in her 2021 Journal of Nursing Scholarship publication. She has presented at conferences such as the Alabama State Nurses Association and contributed to initiatives like the Home Connect Project addressing homelessness through technology.

Dr. Campbell's recognitions include a $209,000 pilot grant from the American Nurses Foundation and a 2019 U.S. patent. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges nursing practice, technology innovation, and educational reform to address critical healthcare challenges.