Emily Patton

Evaluating the Self-Medication Hypothesis: Within- and Between-Person Variability in Mood, Stress, and Drinking to Cope

Emily Patton

Sexual assault is a significant problem for college women. The self-medication hypothesis frames post-assault alcohol use as a strategy to cope with stress and negative mood. This thesis examined how alcohol use coping motives mediate the relationship between daily fluctuations in stress …

Daily Dynamics of Shame and Drinking in Women who Experienced Sexual Assault

Brennah V. Ross, Zoe Zong, Emily Patton, Cynthia A. Stappenbeck

Using AI to obtain reproductive healthcare information by state: The potential role of victim’s alcohol use and rape acknowledgement

Zoe Y. Zong, Cynthia A. Stappenbeck, Shaniah Williams, Anna K. Peddle et autres

Primary Care in Advanced Practice Nursing

Lauren C. Mays, Laura A. Steadman, Melanie Gibbons Hallman, Patricia M. Speck et autres

Equipping Nurse Practitioner Students With Social Determinants of Health Competencies

Lauren C. Mays, Alice S. Bristow, Melanie P. Baucom, Deborah A. Bowers et autres

Background Social determinants of health (SDOH) cause significant burden on individuals living with acute and chronic disease. There are meaningful data to support screening for social needs, yet implementation limitations exist in the clinical setting. Incorporating SDOH education into nurse practitioner (NP) …

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