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,vi About the Authors
KITTY CASHION KATHRYN RHODES ALDEN She has received numerous awards for
excellence in nursing education at UNC,
being recognized for clinical and classroom
teaching expertise as well as for academic
counseling. Dr. Alden was selected for the
Great 100 Nurses in North Carolina in 2008.
Dr. Alden was an early adopter of high-
fidelity simulation and has been instrumen-
tal in the use of this instructional strategy at
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing. She is
actively involved in interprofessional collab-
oration with faculty from the UNC schools
of Medicine and Pharmacy to offer obstetric
and neonatal simulation learning activities to
undergraduate nursing students, pharmacy
students, and medical students in obstetrics
and pediatrics. She has created numerous
simulation scenarios including obstetric sim-
ulation cases for Elsevier. She has coauthored
chapters on high-fidelity simulation and
patient safety in publications by the Agency
Kitty Cashion is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Division, Col- and the NLN. Dr. Alden is an active member
lege of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics of AWHONN and the International Nurs-
and Gynecology at the University of Tennes- ing Association for Clinical Simulation and
see Health Science Center in Memphis. She Kathryn Rhodes Alden is Clinical Associate Learning (INACSL).
received her BSN from the University of Ten- Professor, University of North Carolina at Dr. Alden has authored numerous chap-
nessee College of Nursing in Memphis and Chapel Hill School of Nursing. She received ters on a variety of topics in maternity texts
her MSN in Parent-Child Nursing from Van- a BSN from the University of North Carolina for Elsevier. She is associate editor for Mater-
derbilt University School of Nursing in Nash- at Charlotte, an MSN from the University of nal Child Nursing Care (5th edition) and
ville, Tennessee. Ms. Cashion is certified as a North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a doctor- Maternity Nursing (8th edition).
high risk perinatal nurse through the Amer- ate in adult education from North Carolina
ican Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). State University.
Ms. Cashion’s job responsibilities at the Dr. Alden has extensive experience as a ELLEN F. OLSHANSKY
University of Tennessee include providing nursing educator, having served on the fac-
education regarding low and high risk obstet- ulty at the University of North Carolina at
rics to staff nurses in West Tennessee com- Charlotte and the University of North Car-
munity hospitals. For more than 20 years Ms. olina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Alden has clinical
Cashion has taught obstetric nursing in the experience in pediatrics, pediatric intensive
clinical setting (mostly in Labor and Deliv- care, and neonatal intensive care. She is also
ery) for students at Northwest Mississippi experienced in home health care, having pro-
Community College in Senatobia, Missis- vided nursing care to pediatric and obstetric
sippi, and Union University in Germantown, clients. She has worked as a nursing admin-
Tennessee. istrator and coordinator of quality improve-
Ms. Cashion has been an active ment. As a certified lactation consultant, Dr.
AWHONN member, holding office at both Alden has provided inpatient and outpatient
the local and state levels. She also has served care for breastfeeding mothers and infants
as an officer and board member of the Ten- and she has taught prenatal breastfeeding
nessee Perinatal Association and as an active classes to expectant parents. She has taught
volunteer for the Tennessee chapter, March continuing education courses on breastfeed-
of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. ing throughout North Carolina.
Ms. Cashion has contributed many chap- For the past 25 years as an educator for bac-
ters to maternity nursing textbooks over the calaureate nursing students at UNC-Chapel
years. She also coauthored a series of Virtual Hill School of Nursing, Dr. Alden has taught
Clinical Excursions workbooks to accompany in maternal-newborn nursing courses, pro-
six obstetric nursing textbooks published by viding both classroom and clinical instruction. Ellen F. Olshansky is Professor in the Pro-
Elsevier. More recently she served as one of Dr. Alden coordinates and leads the academic gram in Nursing Science at the University of
the authors for Maternity & Women’s Health counseling program, providing assistance to California, Irvine, and served as its founding
Care (10th edition), and Clinical Companion students and to faculty. She is actively involved director from 2007 to 2014. Under her lead-
for Maternity & Newborn Nursing (2nd edi- in the leadership of the undergraduate nursing ership UC-Irvine initiated the BSN program,
tion), and as an associate editor for Maternal program as member and former chair of the followed by the approval and initiation of
Child Nursing Care (5th edition). Baccalaureate Executive Committee. both the MS and PhD degrees in nursing
, About the Authors vii
science. She is the founder of the UCI Nurs- UC-Irvine Institute for Clinical and Trans- successfully completing the certification
ing Science Center for the Advancement of lational Science, funded by a National Insti- exam through the American Holistic Nurses
Women’s Health. tutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Translational Credentialing Corporation (NC-BC). She is
Dr. Olshansky earned a BA in Social Work Science Award. Through this position she focused on working with people within their
from the University of California, Berkeley, engages community members in communi- own communities to promote and maintain
and a BS, MS, and PhD from the Univer- ty-based participatory research, encouraging wellness. She is one of the founders of the
sity of California, San Francisco School of collaborative research between university Orange County Women’s Health Project,
Nursing. She was a faculty member at the faculty and community organizations. She which works in collaboration with the UCI
schools of nursing at the Oregon Health Sci- has expertise in qualitative research and Nursing Science Center for the Advancement
ences University, University of Washington, community-based participatory research. of Women’s Health. The purpose is to pro-
Duquesne University, and the University of Dr. Olshansky is a women’s health nurse mote women’s health and wellness in Orange
Pittsburgh before taking her current position practitioner, certified through the National County, California, including holding annual
at the UC-Irvine. She is a fellow in the Amer- Certification Corporation (WHNP-BC). women’s health policy summits.
ican Academy of Nursing, served as co-chair Her research has focused on women’s health She recently completed a 10-year term
of its Expert Panel on Women’s Health, and across the life span, with a focus on reproduc- as editor of the Journal of Professional Nurs-
is a member of its Board of Directors. She tive health. Dr. Olshansky recently became a ing, the official journal of the American
is also a fellow in the Western Academy of certified Integrative Nurse Wellness Coach, Association of Colleges of Nursing. She has
Nursing. having completed the Integrative Nurse published extensively in numerous nursing
Dr. Olshansky also serves as director of Coach Certification Program through the and other health-related journals as well as
the Community Engagement Unit of the International Nurse Coach Association and authored many book chapters and editorials.
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,
,vi About the Authors
KITTY CASHION KATHRYN RHODES ALDEN She has received numerous awards for
excellence in nursing education at UNC,
being recognized for clinical and classroom
teaching expertise as well as for academic
counseling. Dr. Alden was selected for the
Great 100 Nurses in North Carolina in 2008.
Dr. Alden was an early adopter of high-
fidelity simulation and has been instrumen-
tal in the use of this instructional strategy at
UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing. She is
actively involved in interprofessional collab-
oration with faculty from the UNC schools
of Medicine and Pharmacy to offer obstetric
and neonatal simulation learning activities to
undergraduate nursing students, pharmacy
students, and medical students in obstetrics
and pediatrics. She has created numerous
simulation scenarios including obstetric sim-
ulation cases for Elsevier. She has coauthored
chapters on high-fidelity simulation and
patient safety in publications by the Agency
Kitty Cashion is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
the Maternal-Fetal Medicine Division, Col- and the NLN. Dr. Alden is an active member
lege of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics of AWHONN and the International Nurs-
and Gynecology at the University of Tennes- ing Association for Clinical Simulation and
see Health Science Center in Memphis. She Kathryn Rhodes Alden is Clinical Associate Learning (INACSL).
received her BSN from the University of Ten- Professor, University of North Carolina at Dr. Alden has authored numerous chap-
nessee College of Nursing in Memphis and Chapel Hill School of Nursing. She received ters on a variety of topics in maternity texts
her MSN in Parent-Child Nursing from Van- a BSN from the University of North Carolina for Elsevier. She is associate editor for Mater-
derbilt University School of Nursing in Nash- at Charlotte, an MSN from the University of nal Child Nursing Care (5th edition) and
ville, Tennessee. Ms. Cashion is certified as a North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a doctor- Maternity Nursing (8th edition).
high risk perinatal nurse through the Amer- ate in adult education from North Carolina
ican Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). State University.
Ms. Cashion’s job responsibilities at the Dr. Alden has extensive experience as a ELLEN F. OLSHANSKY
University of Tennessee include providing nursing educator, having served on the fac-
education regarding low and high risk obstet- ulty at the University of North Carolina at
rics to staff nurses in West Tennessee com- Charlotte and the University of North Car-
munity hospitals. For more than 20 years Ms. olina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Alden has clinical
Cashion has taught obstetric nursing in the experience in pediatrics, pediatric intensive
clinical setting (mostly in Labor and Deliv- care, and neonatal intensive care. She is also
ery) for students at Northwest Mississippi experienced in home health care, having pro-
Community College in Senatobia, Missis- vided nursing care to pediatric and obstetric
sippi, and Union University in Germantown, clients. She has worked as a nursing admin-
Tennessee. istrator and coordinator of quality improve-
Ms. Cashion has been an active ment. As a certified lactation consultant, Dr.
AWHONN member, holding office at both Alden has provided inpatient and outpatient
the local and state levels. She also has served care for breastfeeding mothers and infants
as an officer and board member of the Ten- and she has taught prenatal breastfeeding
nessee Perinatal Association and as an active classes to expectant parents. She has taught
volunteer for the Tennessee chapter, March continuing education courses on breastfeed-
of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. ing throughout North Carolina.
Ms. Cashion has contributed many chap- For the past 25 years as an educator for bac-
ters to maternity nursing textbooks over the calaureate nursing students at UNC-Chapel
years. She also coauthored a series of Virtual Hill School of Nursing, Dr. Alden has taught
Clinical Excursions workbooks to accompany in maternal-newborn nursing courses, pro-
six obstetric nursing textbooks published by viding both classroom and clinical instruction. Ellen F. Olshansky is Professor in the Pro-
Elsevier. More recently she served as one of Dr. Alden coordinates and leads the academic gram in Nursing Science at the University of
the authors for Maternity & Women’s Health counseling program, providing assistance to California, Irvine, and served as its founding
Care (10th edition), and Clinical Companion students and to faculty. She is actively involved director from 2007 to 2014. Under her lead-
for Maternity & Newborn Nursing (2nd edi- in the leadership of the undergraduate nursing ership UC-Irvine initiated the BSN program,
tion), and as an associate editor for Maternal program as member and former chair of the followed by the approval and initiation of
Child Nursing Care (5th edition). Baccalaureate Executive Committee. both the MS and PhD degrees in nursing
, About the Authors vii
science. She is the founder of the UCI Nurs- UC-Irvine Institute for Clinical and Trans- successfully completing the certification
ing Science Center for the Advancement of lational Science, funded by a National Insti- exam through the American Holistic Nurses
Women’s Health. tutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Translational Credentialing Corporation (NC-BC). She is
Dr. Olshansky earned a BA in Social Work Science Award. Through this position she focused on working with people within their
from the University of California, Berkeley, engages community members in communi- own communities to promote and maintain
and a BS, MS, and PhD from the Univer- ty-based participatory research, encouraging wellness. She is one of the founders of the
sity of California, San Francisco School of collaborative research between university Orange County Women’s Health Project,
Nursing. She was a faculty member at the faculty and community organizations. She which works in collaboration with the UCI
schools of nursing at the Oregon Health Sci- has expertise in qualitative research and Nursing Science Center for the Advancement
ences University, University of Washington, community-based participatory research. of Women’s Health. The purpose is to pro-
Duquesne University, and the University of Dr. Olshansky is a women’s health nurse mote women’s health and wellness in Orange
Pittsburgh before taking her current position practitioner, certified through the National County, California, including holding annual
at the UC-Irvine. She is a fellow in the Amer- Certification Corporation (WHNP-BC). women’s health policy summits.
ican Academy of Nursing, served as co-chair Her research has focused on women’s health She recently completed a 10-year term
of its Expert Panel on Women’s Health, and across the life span, with a focus on reproduc- as editor of the Journal of Professional Nurs-
is a member of its Board of Directors. She tive health. Dr. Olshansky recently became a ing, the official journal of the American
is also a fellow in the Western Academy of certified Integrative Nurse Wellness Coach, Association of Colleges of Nursing. She has
Nursing. having completed the Integrative Nurse published extensively in numerous nursing
Dr. Olshansky also serves as director of Coach Certification Program through the and other health-related journals as well as
the Community Engagement Unit of the International Nurse Coach Association and authored many book chapters and editorials.
