TTUHSC-SON Research and Practice, Research Faculty

Linda M. Brice

Title:	Assistant Professor
Credentials:	RN, PhD, FNP
Email:	linda.brice@ttuhsc.edu
Professional Expertise:	Maternal-Child Health, Obstetrics, High Risk Obstetrics, Women’s Health, Community Health, Teen Pregnancy, Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs), Prematurity
Professional Accolades:	Honors: 2001 American Nursing Foundation/Wyeth-Ayerst Women’s Health Research Award Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, IOTA MU Chapter Treasure, 2003 - 2005, 2004 Lubbock Area Foundation Grant Recipient, 2003 TTUHSC School of Nursing – Young Investigator Award, 2004 TTUHSC School of Nursing – Community Partnership Award 2004, Faculty Award from the 2004 Graduating Class Member of March of Dimes – Texas Prematurity Campaign Team. Member of the March of Dimes, Lubbock Prematurity Subcommittee. AWHONN Research Review and Advisory Panel Member AWHONN Perinatal Morbidity & Chronic Illness Advisory Panel Member, Reviewer for the journal, The Prevention Researcher. Publications: Brice, L.M. (2005, April). The West Texas Early Pregnancy and Chlamydia Study. 5^th Annual Southern States Knowledge in Nursing Conference: Advancing Knowledge of Minority Women & Children’s Health, San Antonio, TX. Brice, L.M. (2005, April). The West Texas Early Pregnancy and Chlamydia Study. 21^st Annual Texas Tech University Women’s Studies Conference, Lubbock, Texas.
Current Research/Practice:	Research Collaborator/Data Collection: The West Texas Early Pregnancy and Chlamydia Study. Sponsored by a national March of Dimes Investment Opportunities Grant, and is a joint project of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, the March of Dimes and the Texas State Health Department. Research Collaborator/Data Collection: Expanding the West Texas Early Pregnancy and STD Study. Sponsored by a Texas Minority Health Research and Education Grant Program. It is an expansion of the research study listed above. Co-Principal Investigator: (Submitted) Improving the Sexual Health of Teens in West Texas. Funding support from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing – Faculty Research and Practice Committee for preliminary research program development for the CDC sponsored RFA DP05-010 – Reproductive Health Research Grant. [Back to Top]



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