Three University of Hartford nursing faculty members recently presented their scholarly work at the 9th Annual Sigma Region 15 Research Symposium, held at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut.
Karen Braccialarghe, EdD, RN, BSN Program Director and Associate Professor, presented “Comparing Learning Outcomes From Virtual Simulation Versus High-Fidelity Simulation Among Nursing Students: A Crossover Study,” highlighting innovative approaches to nursing education and student learning.
Brianne DeMarco, DNP, RN, MPH, CHPN, and Diane Verrochi, MSN, RN, presented “The Financial Reality of Community-Based Palliative Care,” examining important financial considerations surrounding the delivery of palliative care services in community settings.
Their participation reflects the University of Hartford Department of Nursing's commitment to advancing nursing knowledge through scholarly inquiry, evidence-based practice, and professional collaboration. These presentations highlight the diverse expertise of UHart nursing faculty and their contributions to improving nursing education and patient care.