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Meet Bridgette M Brawner PhD APRN @DrBMBrawner @PennNursing
On this episode of PopHealth Week our guest is Bridgette M. Brawner, PhD, APRN, Associate Professor of Nursing, Penn School of Nursing.
A dedicated academic and researcher Dr. Brawner academic credentials include MDiv, Palmer Theological Seminary of Eastern University, 2017, a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, 2009, MSN, University of Pennsylvania, 2005 and a BSN, Villanova University, 2003.
Dr. Brawner's specialty includes 'social justice through nursing' where data from geographic information systems (GIS) are leveraged to develop interventions for urban populations to improve family and community health and promote sexual health, such as preventing HIV and other sexually transmitted infections; and the broaders lens of 'methods and models to improve the health of historically underserved people and communities'.
For more information on Dr. Brawner's and Penn Nursing's work in this space, do follow them on twitter via @DrBMBrawner and @PennNursing respectively. And for more information on Penn Nursing, go to: nursing.upenn.edu
Detailed bio here.
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By Gregg MastersOn this episode of PopHealth Week our guest is Bridgette M. Brawner, PhD, APRN, Associate Professor of Nursing, Penn School of Nursing.
A dedicated academic and researcher Dr. Brawner academic credentials include MDiv, Palmer Theological Seminary of Eastern University, 2017, a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, 2009, MSN, University of Pennsylvania, 2005 and a BSN, Villanova University, 2003.
Dr. Brawner's specialty includes 'social justice through nursing' where data from geographic information systems (GIS) are leveraged to develop interventions for urban populations to improve family and community health and promote sexual health, such as preventing HIV and other sexually transmitted infections; and the broaders lens of 'methods and models to improve the health of historically underserved people and communities'.
For more information on Dr. Brawner's and Penn Nursing's work in this space, do follow them on twitter via @DrBMBrawner and @PennNursing respectively. And for more information on Penn Nursing, go to: nursing.upenn.edu
Detailed bio here.
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