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Maribeth Massie co-authors article published in Columbia University publication

Maribeth Massie, CRNA, MS, Ph.D. (c), program director and assistant clinical professor in the School of Nurse Anesthesia, co-authored an article recently published in the Columbia University Clinical Scholars Review, a biannual, peer-reviewed publication focused on presenting articles that demonstrate clinical excellence in the application of evidence-based practice of doctoral nursing.

The article, 鈥淪hort-Term Medical Missions: Getting You There and Back Safely,鈥 reviewed medical mission preparation.

Massie is a 1998 graduate of the Columbia University Master of Science Nurse Anesthesia program and has participated on multiple medical missions in Kenya, Uganda, and Peru.

Full Citation:
Ardizzone, L.L., Massie, M.L., & Gruendling, S.  (2013). 鈥淪hort-Term Medical Missions: Getting You There and Back Safely,鈥 Clinical Scholars Review, 6 (1), 61-65鈥
 

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