P20 pilot studies
Studies from the National Institute of Nursing Research P20 Center "Biobehavioral Research in Critical Health Experiences" (NR008988, N. McCain, PI, 2004-2009) focused on exploring the interaction between biology and behavior or optimizing the interplay between these human systems were supported on a competitive basis. Pilot and feasibility studies included investigations of biological and behavioral measures, including microbiological, immunological, neurological, cardiopulmonary, neuroendocrine, psychobehavioral, spiritual, and developmental, that are consistent with currently funded research programs.
2008-2009
Suzanne Ameringer, Adolescents with Cancer and Symptom Trajectory
Carolyn J. Driscoll, New Onset Diabetes After Transplantation (NODM)
Victoria S. Menzies, Stress, Immunity and Symptoms in Fibromyalgia
2007-2008
Jacqueline M. McGrath, Feasibility of a Mindful Touch and Massage Intervention
2006-2007
Lisa F. Brown, Behavioral and Physiologic Measures of Maternal-Premature infant Feeding Interactions
Lois C. Howland, Biobehavioral Correlates of Maternal Stress Appraisal
Martha W. Moon, Stigma Intervention with Nurses and Other Clinic Staff in the Eastern Cape, SA
2005-2006
Gail Roux, Biopsychosocial Health in Female Cancer Survivors
Debra E. Lyon, Cytokines, Fatigue, and Depressive Symptoms
Jeanne Salyer, Lifestyle and Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Liver Transplant Recipients
2004-2005
Sadeeka Al-Majid, Effects of Structured Endurance Exercise Training on Biobehavioral Outcomes Related to Fatigue in Women with Breast Cancer
Anne Boyle, Measures of Oral and Pulmonary Health in COPD Patient
Rita Jablonski, Measuring the Oral Health of Nursing Home Elder
