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St. Clare Hospital School of Nursing, New York, NY
Seton Hall University, BSN, Nursing
St. John's University, Jamaica, NY, MSN, Medical-Surgical
Nursing; education minor
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, EdD, Anthropology of Education
Rutgers University Summer School of Alcohol Studies (certificate)
Kennedy Institute of Bioethics, Georgetown University, Bioethics
(certificate)
University of Florida, Gainesville, Phenomenological Research
(certificate)
Adult Health and Illness
Culture, health, illness and nursing; person's lived experiences
of health related issues; qualitative paradigm research and
methods (e.g., ethnography, grounded theory, phenomenology)
1969/78 |
elected
Sigma Theta Tau International, the Honor Society of Nursing
Alpha
Tau Chapter, Rutgers University, 1969;
Xi Chapter, University
of Pennsylvania, 1978 |
1973 |
American Heart
Association, Council on Cardiovascular Nursing
Outstanding Contribution to Cardiovascular Nursing |
1979 |
Fellow of the American
Academy of Nursing (FAAN) |
1980 |
M.A. (honoris causa), University
of Pennsylvania |
1983 |
Roll of Honor,
New Jersey State Nurses Association |
1989 |
Excellence in
Nursing Research, New Jersey State Nurses Association |
1999 |
Doctoral Student Organization
(DSO) Faculty Award
University of Pennsylvania School
of Nursing |
2000 |
Hall of Honor (inaugural induction),
Seton Hall University |
2001 |
Emeritus Faculty, University of
Pennsylvania |
Smith, D. & Germain, C. (1975). Care
of the Adult Patient (Medical-Surgical Nursing), 4th
Ed., Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. (Spanish translation
1977).
Germain,
C. (1979). Wakefield, MA: The Cancer Unit: An Ethnography.
also, 1982 Aspen Systems Corporation.
Germain, C. (1980).
Nursing the dying: Implications of Kubler-Ross staging
theory. Annals of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science, 447 (Jan. 1980), The social
meaning of death issue, 46-58.
Germain, C. (1985). Ethical
considerations for the nurse ethnographer doing field research
in clinical settings. In A. Carmi & S. Schneider (Eds.), Medicolegal
library: Vol. 4, Nursing law and ethics. (pp.136-143),
Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.
Germain, C. (1986). Using
literature to teach nursing. Journal of Nursing Education, 25(2),
84-86.
Germain.C. & Nemchik, R. (1988). Diabetes
self-management and hospitalization. Image: Journal of Nursing
Scholarship, 20, 74-78.
Bournaki, M.C. & Germain, C. (1993). Esthetic knowledge
in family centered nursing care of hospitalized children. Advances
in Nursing Science, 16(2), 81-89.
Germain,
C. (1995). The shelter transition of battered women. In
P. Munhall (Ed.). In Women's Experience, Vol.
1, (pp. 203-231. New York: National League for Nursing
Press.
Germain, C. (2001). Ethnography: The Method.
In P. Munhall (Ed.) (3rd Ed.). Nursing research: A qualitative
perspective, (pp. 277-306): Jones and Bartlett.
2009-2011. Robinson, J.P. & Germain,
C. Planning
and Development of an RN to MSN Program. Rutgers University
Academic Excellence Fund (AEF).
On Being a Scholar. Sigma Theta Tau International,
Honor Society of Nursing, Eta Mu Chapter of Rutgers University
Camden- College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Nursing.
24th Annual Induction Ceremony. April 13, 2008 Williamstown,
NJ. |
