About
Stephanie Davis is a Professor in the School of Nursing. She is a certified family nurse practitioner with a certificate in women’s studies. She maintains clinical practice in a weight management clinic. Her research interests include women’s health (quality of life with breast cancer, body image, sexuality, and social support) international health, health of rural and underserved populations, educational pedagogy, and weight management.
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How their research is transforming health care
Davis works to transform health care through: activities aimed at improving health outcomes for populations in rural/underserved areas regionally, nationally and globally; identifying and working to reduce barriers to access to healthcare; impacting outcomes of patients through student (future providers) education; serving on a state and international Board of Directors; and service to numerous professional organizations.
Health Research Expertise Keywords
Faculty Scholar, Quality of Life with Breast Cancer, Body Image, Sexuality, Social Support, Women's Health, International Health, Access to Care for Rural/Underserved Populations, Weight Management, Educational Pedagogy
