Margaret J. Bull,

PhD, RN, FAAN

Office Phone

(414) 288-3817

E-mail Address margaret.bull@marquette.edu

Specialization

Older adult and community health

Highest Degree/School

PhD-University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Brief Statement of Scholarly Interests

Continuity of care and health care transitions for elders and family caregivers, health of older adults and family caregivers

Descriptive Titles of Courses Recently Taught

• HEAL 291: Translational Research
• HEAL 302: Qualitative Research
• NURS 135: Essentials of Gerontological Nursing
• NURS 261: Theoretical Dimensions of Aging

Selected Publications:

(selected from 50 publications)

Bull, M.J. & McShane, R. (2008). Seeking What’s Best During the Transition to Adult Day Services. Qualitative Health Research. 5(18), 597-605.

Bull, M.J, & Miller, J.F. (2008).  Preparing teacher-scholars to reduce health disparities.  Nursing Education Perspectives. 29(3), 156-160.

Extramural Grants or Awards

Co-Project Director. PhD Program Competing Continuation Grant,  Teacher-Scholars: Vulnerable Populations. US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources Services Administration, Advanced Education in Nursing Program, $800,000, Funded July 2006 to June 30, 2009. (Project Director: Judith Miller).

Editor/Reviewer/Consultant

• Consultant. Factors to support effective discharge decision-making. (5R01NR007647).Principal Investigator: K. Bowles, University of Pennsylvania  (January 2002 to June, 2005) 
• 2007   Special reviewer, Western Journal of Nursing Research 
• 2007   Special reviewer, Journal of the American Geriatric Society 
• 2006-present   Reviewer, RINAH 

Professional Affiliations

• American Academy of Nursing
• American Nurses' Association
• Gerontological Society of America
• Midwest Nursing Research Society
• Sigma Theta Tau International