Todd Harlan, DNP, RN
Education
- DNP, University of Tennessee Health Science Center (Public Health), 2008
- MSN, University of South Alabama ( Executive Administration), 2005
- BSN, University of South Alabama, 1997
Research Interests
- Nursing Informatics
- Trauma, Emergency nursing
Ongoing Research Support
- University of South Alabama: Mitochondrial DNA DAMP’s as inflammatory markers for
anxiety and psychological responses to stress. Ongoing
HRSA grant: Partnership for quality preceptor and student education. 8/1/16-7/31/18
- Transform existing and develop new academic-practice partnerships to advance clinical
practice, education and quality. The project established a shared vision and commitment
to enhance Family Nurse Practitioner student’s readiness to deliver primary care efficiently
and effectively.
Role: Co- PI, project faculty
Completed Research Support
- HRSA grant: Web-based Master of Science in Nursing with Healthcare Informatics.
8/1/10-7/31/13
Program development of an online master’s degree Nursing Informatics program.
Role: PI
Selected Publications
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Malik, A. and Harlan, T. (2016). Stop, think, delirium. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 25(21-211), 3400-3408. Doi: 10.1111/jocn. 13166
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Taylor-Overholts, T. Hall, H., & Harlan, T. (2015). Virtual online orientation for a graduate nursing program: A process in evolution. SM Journal of Nursing, 1(1) 1-4.
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Smith, K., Farmer, J., Jacobs, M., & Harlan, T. (2009). Using technology to remove the artificial partition between clinical problem solving and leadership decision making. The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society.
Teaching
Doctoral Courses
- Doctor of Nursing Practice Project Planning (Nursing Informatics)
- Doctor of Nursing Practice Residency I-III (Nursing Informatics
- Health care policy and finance
- Clinical prevention and population health
- Organizational Systems Analysis, Leadership and Change
- Data management and decision making in complex healthcare systems
Honors and Awards
- Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, Inducted 2005
- Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Inducted 2005