Claire McKinley Yoder

Assistant Professor

United States

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Claire McKinley Yoder is an Assistant Professor at the University of Portland School of Nursing in the United States. Her research areas include delegation in school nursing practice, social determinants of health, educational disparities, and innovation in nursing education. She has recently contributed to studies focused on fall prevention strategies and the impact of school nursing on academic outcomes.

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University of Portland

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Delegation in School Nursing Practice: A Mixed-Methods Study

Influence of Social Determinants of Health on Students in a Rural Community

Development and Validation of the Curriculum Evaluation Tool - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Introducing the "Nursing Education Integrating Social Change for Health Equity (NISCHE)" framework for nursing education

Fall Prevention Care Management

Explaining the Variability in School Nurse Workload and Educational Outcomes

Disparities in High School Graduation by Identity and Disability Using Intermediate and Long-Term Educational Outcomes

Primary school classmate characteristics and school nursing predicting graduation from high school

Feasibility study of student-led fall prevention care management: reducing fall risks in assisted living facilities

School Nurses and Student Academic Outcomes: An Integrative Review

An academic–fire department partnership to address social determinants of health.

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Layla Garrigues

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