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Dr. Marian Luctkar-Flude is an Associate Professor at the School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, Queen's University. She holds advanced credentials including PhD, RN, CCSNE (Clinical Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator), and FCNEI (Fellow of the Canadian Nursing Educators Institute). Her research focuses on advancing nursing education through simulation-based interventions and improving cancer survivorship care. Key areas include undergraduate nursing education using simulation, interprofessional collaboration, and clinical research on managing cancer-related fatigue and cognitive impairment. She co-leads the Canadian Alliance of Nurse Educators using Simulation and directs the Southeast Ontario Neurofeedback Research Lab (SONR) and the STRONG Project.
Dr. Luctkar-Flude teaches courses such as NURS 205 (Medical-Surgical Nursing), NURS 802 (Qualitative Methodology), and NURS 897 (Advanced Nursing Project). Her work integrates innovative pedagogical approaches like virtual simulation games and student-educator co-creation of assessments. She emphasizes equity, diversity, and inclusion in healthcare education, developing modules addressing poverty, LGBTQI2S care, and cultural humility.
- Education: PhD in Nursing, Queen’s University
- Affiliations: Co-President of Canadian Alliance of Nurse Educators using Simulation, SONR Lab Director
Her research publications span simulation effectiveness, neurofeedback interventions, and cancer survivorship guidelines. Awards include the Reznick Scholar designation in Health Professions Education. She actively supervises graduate students in nursing education and cancer nursing interventions.
