Anne Hyde

Dr. Anne Hyde is a Lecturer at the College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan. She holds a BSc (2001), BSN (2004), and Master of Nursing-Nurse Practitioner (2008), and is currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing. With over a decade of clinical experience, her career spans cardiac and intensive care nursing, rural primary care, and geriatric care in both community and acute care settings.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science, University of Saskatchewan, 2001
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Saskatchewan, 2004
• Master of Nursing-Nurse Practitioner, University of Saskatchewan, 2008
• PhD Candidate in Nursing, University of Saskatchewan

Research Interests: Anne’s research is grounded in quantitative methodologies and focuses on three key areas: functional status in geriatric populations, rural geriatric health, and the application of simulation in nurse practitioner education. Her work aims to improve healthcare outcomes for older adults, particularly in rural settings, and enhance educational practices for nurse practitioners.

Grants & Awards: Anne has secured grants to support her research endeavors, though specific details are not provided here. For more information, please visit the grants section linked above.

Teaching: She teaches advanced nursing courses including Nursing 875: Transition to Advanced Nursing Practice, Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning II, and practicum modules in primary health care. Her teaching emphasizes bridging theory and clinical practice.

Labs/Teams: No specific lab or research team information is provided in the text.