Jan Emory Data-verified
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Jan Emory's research investigates nursing education and the experiences of nursing students and faculty. Recent publications examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nursing students' personal, academic, and work environments, including racial, gender, and ethnic differences in their experiences. Emory has also studied factors influencing academic performance, such as electronic note-taking technology, and explored student perceptions following interventions like music therapy. Another area of focus is job satisfaction among nursing faculty in both Canada and the United States, with recent work analyzing academic nurse administrators' job satisfaction and intent to stay over a four-year period. Emory's work has led to 28 publications, with an h-index of 12 and 498 total citations. Key collaborators include Thomas Kippenbrock and Cynthia Lueders at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 12
- Publications: 29
- Citations: 502
Selected Publications
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Hospital safety ratings and error reporting by provider (2026)
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Patient safety ratings of hospitals by registered nurses, managers, and executives: A retrospective analysis of patient safety culture data (2025)
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Patient Safety Ratings of Hospitals by Registered Nurses, Managers and Executives (2025)
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Medicaid Patient Experiences with Nurse Practitioners and Other Providers: A Big Data Analysis (2025)
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A Four-Year Analysis of Academic Nurse Administrators’ Job Satisfaction and Intent to Stay in North America (2022)
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Race, gender, and ethnicity differences of nursing students' experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic (2022)
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Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students (2022)
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High-fidelity simulation improves confidence in nursing students (2022)
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Electronic note taking technology and academic performance in nursing students (2021)
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A national survey of the impact of COVID-19 on personal, academic, and work environments of nursing students (2021)
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Student perceptions of older adults after a music intervention: A mixed approach (2021)
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National Institute of Nursing Research Grant Funding Recipients: Hispanic and Nurses of Color Are Lagging (2021)
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- A national survey of the impact of COVID-19 on personal, academic, and work environments of nursing students
- Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students
- Job Satisfaction Among Nursing Faculty in Canada and the United States
- Race, gender, and ethnicity differences of nursing students' experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic
- National Institute of Nursing Research Grant Funding Recipients: Hispanic and Nurses of Color Are Lagging
Showing 5 of 10 shared publications
- Student perceptions of older adults after a music intervention: A mixed approach
- Student perceptions of older adults after a music intervention: A mixed approach
- A national survey of the impact of COVID-19 on personal, academic, and work environments of nursing students
- Electronic note taking technology and academic performance in nursing students
- Electronic note taking technology and academic performance in nursing students
- High-fidelity simulation improves confidence in nursing students
- Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students
- Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students
- Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students
- Commitment, job satisfaction and personality: A cross sectional study of generational cohorts in nursing students
- Job Satisfaction Among Nursing Faculty in Canada and the United States
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