Michelle A. Cole, MSN

MICHELLE A. COLE, MSN

Instructor

Professional Interests
Pediatrics
Public health 
Palliative care 
Global health 
Environmental health issues 
Pre-school/day care consulting

Degrees and Certifications

    D.N.P. Candidate, Public Health Nurse Leader Specialization, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
    M.S.N., University of Hartford, West Hartford CT
    B.S.N., Saint Joseph College, West Hartford CT

    Speciality or Specialist Certification/Training
    Certified pediatric nurse

Teaching Responsibilities

    Pediatric nursing
    Public health nursing
    Faculty for international field experiences.

Research Interests & Grants

    The impact of global health field experiences on students and faculty

Honors, Awards & Fellowship

    Luminary Recipient 2007

Publications and Presentations

    Presentations              
    "Reducing the Risk; Health Promotion for Guatemalan Population" January 8, 2012, Inglesia del Camino, Antigua, Guatemala

    Kuebler, K & Cole, M,(2012) "Palliative Perspectives, Concepts for Nursing Practice," Elsevier Health Sciences, 
                
    “The many roles of a nurse” April 14, 2011, Presentation to 5th grade students on the various roles of a nurse, Highland School, Cheshire CT

    "Student Engagement is Just a Click Away" June 10, 2010, Poster presentation highlighting the use of i-clickers as a method of learning and student engagement. Connecticut League of Nursing Leadership Convention, St. Clements Castle, Portland CT.

    “A panel of professionals: Centennial Vision and Emerging Practice” April 13, 2010, Participated in a panel discussion focusing on emerging practice, Sacred Heart University Graduate Occupational Therapy Program, Fairfield, CT.

    "Spirituality in Pediatric Nursing “Keeping the Spirit”" October 6 and 7, 2008, Poster presentation on pediatric spirituality and child development. Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Conference, Pediatric Nursing: Changing Culture and Practice, Hartford Convention Center, Hartford, CT.

    "Caring for the Behavioral Health Needs of the Acute Care Pediatric Patient" June 16, 2008, Developed curriculum based on needs assessment. Educated Patient Care Assistants on various topics related to behavioral health including professional boundaries, communication, safety, and caring for the patient with an eating disorder. Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Hartford, CT.

    "Nurses Celebrate Earth Day" April 22, 2008, Presented safe environmentally friendly alternatives, solutions and ideas. Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Hartford, CT.

    "The Spinal Fusion Journey: A case study from OR to discharge" October 30, 2007 & February 4, 2008, Pain and Sedation Seminar Series, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Hartford, CT.

    "The Spinal Fusion Journey: A case study from OR to discharge" October 30, 2007 & February 4, 2008, Pain and Sedation Seminar Series, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Hartford, CT.

    "Environmental Health: Our Children, Ourselves, Our Community" October 17, 2007, Connecticut Hospital Environmental Round Table (CHER), Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, Hartford, CT. 

    "Toxins, Toxins Everywhere: Keeping Children Safe in a Polluted World" September 27, 2007, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Conference, Pediatric Nursing: Changing Culture and Practice, Hartford Convention Center, Hartford, CT.

    "The Human Connection: Boundaries, Communication and Professionalism" September 27, 2007, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Conference Hartford Convention Center, Hartford, CT.

    "Professionalism: Taking Care to the Next Level" August 29, 2007, Developed and implemented curriculum to meet the assessment needs identified in Pediatric Palliative Care research. 

    "Caring for the Challenging Patient with an Eating Disorder" July 11, 2007, Nursing Grand Rounds, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, Hartford, CT.

     "Palliative Care-the Pediatric Perspective" May 8, 2007, University of Hartford Graduate Research Symposium & May 16, 2007, University of Hartford Nursing Poster Presentation.

    Environmental Health: Our Children, Ourselves, Our Community, "Environmental Toxins and a Child’s Diet," March 2007-April 2007. Presented Toxins in a Childs Diet to six districts in Connecticut.

    "Professionalism: Taking Care to the Next Level" April 2, 2007, Developed and implemented curriculum to meet the assessment needs identified in Pediatric Palliative Care research. 

    "Pediatric Palliative Care research" July 2006, Pediatric nurse assessment of palliative/end of life care needs.

Contact Information

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    College of Health Professions
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