Lisa Kuhn

Lisa Kuhn is an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine at Nebraska Methodist College. Her research focuses on emergency nursing practices, public health responses to conflicts and disasters, cardiovascular care optimization, and occupational health in healthcare settings. She has led numerous studies on clinical protocols in emergency departments and conflict zones.

Her research interests span emergency medicine, clinical leadership development, occupational safety for healthcare workers, and innovative approaches to nursing education. She investigates trauma care systems, disaster preparedness, and healthcare worker safety in high-risk environments.

Recent publications demonstrate a focus on evidence-based emergency care protocols, conflict medicine competencies, and healthcare system improvements. Her work frequently addresses clinical decision-making in cardiac emergencies, occupational hazards in nursing, and innovative training methodologies.

Professional contributions include development of clinical guidelines for emergency departments and conflict zones. She actively researches healthcare delivery optimization through technological innovations and protocol standardization.

Her investigations into nursing competencies in armed conflict contexts have established frameworks for emergency response training and clinical practice in resource-constrained environments.