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Lynn Glenn, PhD, MSN Augusta University

Lynn Glenn, PhD, MSN

Assistant Professor, Nursing

  • Augusta GA UNITED STATES

Lynn Glenn's research and practice promotes high quality, equitable health care and enhanced outcomes in underserved, diverse communities.

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Areas of Expertise

Women's Health
Type 2 Diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes Prevention
Rural Health
Community Based Participatory Research

Accomplishments

Appointment to The Graduate School

2023 Augusta University

1st Place Award, Research Poster

2018 University of Missouri Health Sharing Days

Researcher of the Year Award

2021 Augusta University College of Nursing

Education

Vanderbilt University

BSNE

Nursing Practice

1987

University of Pennsylvania

MSN

Family Practice Nurse/Nursing

1992

University of Missouri

Ph.D.

Nursing Practice

2019

Affiliations

  • American Diabetes Association
  • Georgia Center for Diabetes Translational Research
  • Southern Nursing Research Society
  • Rural Nursing Organization

Links

Articles

Impact of a Community-Engaged Approach to Patient Engagement in Rural, Low-Income Adults with Type 2 Diabetes

Public Health Nursing

2019 This secondary analysis examined the relationships between Patient Activation Measure (PAM) scores, use of health services, and HgA1C.

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Microresearch: Promoting Scholarly Activity that Addresses Health Disparities in Rural Health Professional Education Programs

Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved

2020 Microresearch is an innovative, mentored research experience, originally developed in Africa and adapted for U.S. health professional trainees preparing for rural primary care practice. This report describes program elements (funding, mentorship, and peer support) that others may replicate to develop research and leadership skills through community engagement to address health disparities.

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The "Ups and Downs" of Living with Type 2 Diabetes Among Working Adults in the Rural South

Journal of Primary Care & Community Health

2022 The purpose of this qualitative study was to gain a better understanding of the spheres of influence on engagement in recommended diabetes preventive health services among rural, working adults. Additionally, this study sought to understand the unique factors that influence diabetes self-management among rural, working adult populations.

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Association between child marriage and high blood glucose level in women: A birth cohort analysis.

Public Health in Practice

2024 Child marriage prematurely forces girls (

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Building interprofessional educational bridges internationally: A reflection on our international partnership to equip future healthcare professionals with skills to care for rural and marginalized...

Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning

2024 Trans-Atlantic collaboration between nursing and pharmacy programs for interprofessional education (IPE) is uncommon. A literature search revealed limited sources for comparison, leading to the creation of a stakeholder committee from four colleges: Augusta University College of Nursing and University of Georgia College of Pharmacy, representing the United States of America, and Robert Gordon University Schools of Nursing and Midwifery and Pharmacy and Life Sciences, representing Scotland.

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