Honors: Selected as the Texas Tech
University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing Young
Investigator – 2004
Selected to attend the National Institutes of Health/National
Institute of Aging Summer Institute, Washington DC, July 10-16,
2004 for further exploration of research concerning the decision
to forego resuscitation.
Publications:
Ashcraft, A. (2004).
Differentiating between pre-arrest and failure to rescue.
MedSurg Nursing: The Journal of Adult Health 13(4), 211-216.
Ashcraft,
A. (2004). Access and satisfaction with health care in two
rural West Texas communities. Texas Journal of Rural Health
22(2), 8-12.
Ashcraft,
A., (2004). The role of institutional review boards [Letter to
the editor]. Critical Care Nurse, 24(3), 12.
Presentations:
Ashcraft, A., Owen, D. & Feng, D. (2005,
February). Using the Minimum Data Set and the Mini Mental State
Examination for Determination of Level of Care along the
Long-Term Care Continuum. The 19th Annual Conference
of the Southern Nursing Research Society. Atlanta Georgia.
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Using the Minimum Data Set and the Mini Mental State Examination
for Determination of Level of Care along the Long-Term Care
Continuum. The 19th Annual Conference of the Southern Nursing
Research Society. Atlanta, Georgia – February, 2005.
Alyce
Ashcraft, Dr. Donna Owen and Dr. Du Feng(November 20, 2004).
Annual meeting of the Gerontological Society of America in
Washington, D.C. on Using the MDS and MMSE for Resident
Placement Along the Long-Term Care Continuum.
Using the Minimum Data Set and the Mini Mental State Examination
for Determination of Level of Care Along the Long Term Care
Continuum. Promoting the Health of an Aging Population. The 57th
Annual Scientific Meeting for the Gerontological Society of
America. Washington DC – November, 2004.
Healthcare Performance Evaluation of Two West Texas Rural
Communities (Earth/Springlake/Turkey). Texas Rural Health
Association/Texas Rural Development Council Annual Conference.
Lubbock, Texas – September, 2002.
Funded Grants:
Research Network Development(2005-2006).
School of Nursing Target Funds.
$8740
2004 Exploring the Effects of the Regulatory Environment on Job
Satisfaction Among Direct Care Staff in Long-Term Care
Facilities. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School
of Nursing Intramural Grant. Funded: $1,000.
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2004 The Decision to Forgo Resuscitation in Long Term Care Rural
and Urban Nursing Homes. National Institutes of Health/National
Institute of Aging Summer Institute Award. Funded: $5,000.
2002 Using the MDS and MMSE for Resident Placement Along the
Long-term Care Continuum. Primary Investigator. Carillon
Research and Education Center. Funded: $19,984.
2002 Healthcare Performance of Two West Texas Rural Communities.
Primary Investigator. Texas Tech University Health Sciences
Center School of Nursing and Office of Rural and Community
Health. Funded: $11,000.
2001 Events Prior to Hospitalization of the Acute Phase of
Chronic Illness. Primary Investigator. Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center School of Nursing Intramural Grant.
Funded: $1,000.
2000 Community Based Nursing and Management Courses in the ADN
Curriculum. Project Director. Blinn Associate Degree Nursing
Program, Perkins Grant. Funded: $2,000.
1985 Nutritional Beliefs and Practices of Selected Raukawa.
Maori, New Zealand. Primary Investigator. Fulbright Grant.
Funded: $15,000.
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