Megan Pfitzinger Lippe

Associate Professor

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

United States

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Megan Pfitzinger Lippe is an Associate Professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, USA. Her research areas include palliative care education, nursing curriculum development, and geriatric nursing. Recent publications highlight her focus on advancing nursing science education and improving care for end-of-life patients through innovative educational approaches.

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Re-Envisioning Philosophy of Nursing Science Education to Advance PhD Student Development

An end-of-life nursing education consortium (ELNEC) regional approach to integrating primary palliative care in nursing education

Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Perceptions of Geriatric Care and Nursing Curriculum

Factors Influencing the Self-Reported Palliative Care Practices of Acute Care Nurses

A randomised controlled trial of the Learning Skills Together (LST) intervention to improve dementia family caregivers’ self-efficacy with complex care

Instruments for Evaluating Student Learning Outcomes in Palliative Care

Instruments for Evaluating Student Learning Outcomes in Palliative Care

The Pathway to Developing a Competency-based Tool for Entry-level Nursing Simulation: A Delphi Study

Quality of Care at the End of Life: Applying the Intersection of Race and Gender

Unmet palliative care service needs: a patient-centred metric

Variables Impacting the Quality of Life of Dementia Caregivers: A Data Visualization Analysis

Communicating Oncologic Prognosis With Empathy: A Pilot Study of a Novel Communication Guide

Exploring End-of-Life Care Team Communication: An Interprofessional Simulation Study

Development of a new undergraduate palliative care knowledge measure

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Robert McKinney

Hee Yun Lee

Andra Davis

Patricia Carter

Zainab Suntai

Theresa Jizba

Kylie Meyer

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