Sally Lusk papers, 1975-2001
4 linear feet
Sally Lusk was a professor of nursing at the University of Michigan from 1969 to 2003. She was very involved in the field of occupational health nursing, and focused her research on the effects of noise on workers, as well as how to integrate nursing research into practice. The collection mainly consists of conference presentations, papers, and grant projects related to her research.
This collection is divided into 5 series: Personal, Conference Presentations, Grant Projects, Publications and Other Activities.
Acronyms frequently used in this collection:
- AAOHN -- American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
- AHCPR -- Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
- APHA -- American Public Health Association
- BSN -- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- COHSE -- Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering, (University of Michigan)
- HEMA -- Health Education Media Association
- MNRS -- Midwest Nursing Research Society