6th Global Conference on
Advanced Wound Care and Wound Management

Dr. Olivia Catolico currently working as Professor in Department of Nursing, Dominican University of California and has a Faculty of Record for N4100 Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing.

Dr. Olivia Catolico Research Interest includes Healthcare Issues of Refugee and Immigrant women, Transcultural Nursing, Education Leadership, Vulnerable Populations.

Dr. Erin Robinson is an Associate Professor at Northern Kentucky University (NKU). She is the current director of the Accelerated BSN program (ABSN) at Northern Kentucky University. Dr. Robinson received her BSN from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pa, and her MSN degree from the University of Pittsburgh with a track focus in Nursing Education. Dr. Robinson’s doctoral work was completed at Northern Kentucky University, earning an Ed.D in Educational Leadership with a concentrated focus in nursing education. Her research interest centers on student’s perceptions of stress in high stakes testing environments. She has presented her research at both national and international conferences. Additionally, Dr. Robinson is involved in a longitudinal study entitled Pathways to a Nursing Degree. This study tracks middle school and high school students who are involved in early exposure to the nursing profession to determine if they choose nursing for a major in college. This program was presented at the Sigma Theta Tau 43rd Biennial Convention. Lastly, Dr. Robinson is part of the Northern Kentucky Nursing and Interprofessional Research Collaborative (NKNIRC), where she assists registered nurses with the development of a manuscript for publication. Dr. Robinson’s most recent manuscript was completed in collaboration with a colleague. The manuscript is entitled Companion dissertation: Enriching the doctoral experience, which has been accepted and will be published in the Journal of Nursing Education.

Her research interest centers on student’s perceptions of stress in high stakes testing environments.

Dr. Labroo is a Consumer Psychologist who joined Kellogg as Professor of Marketing in 2013. Her research investigates how people can be nudged into taking actions beneficial to them and to society in the long run.She also received many Awards & Grants such as Deans Award for Research Excellence, Deans Award for Teaching Excellence. She also attended many Conferences & Proceedings Annual Conference of the Association for Consumer Research (2011), Annual Conference of the Society for Consumer Psychology (2010).

Aparna A Labroo research focuses on consumer choices that engage self-control or involve trade-offs between immediate pleasure and long-term benefits. Her investigate ways to encourage self-regulation and healthy choices among consumers. She also investigate how to promote pro-social actions including charitable giving, creativity and cognitive performance among consumers. In these contexts, she investigate how feelings (those that arise outside of the decision process, those that arise from the decision process itself, or sensory-motor physiological experiences) can play a functional role in helping people accomplish their long-term goals.

Dr. Joan King is a certified Acute Care Nurse Practitioner who assisted in writing the first national certification exam. She practices at the Preanesthesia Evaluation Clinic at Vanderbilt Medical Center and has played a primary role in the development of Vanderbilt’s Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner specialty program. Her area of interest is in cardiovascular diseases both surgical and medical. Through numerous grants, Dr. King has developed both a modified distance option for experienced RNs wishing to become Adult-Gerontology-Acute Care Nurse Practitioners as well as the Intensivist subspecialty. Dr. King has earned the following degrees: PhD from George Peabody College for Teachers, Post-Master’s, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, MSN from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, BSN from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing.

Dr. Joan King's research interest include Acute Care Nurse, Adult-Gerontology. Her area of interest is in cardiovascular diseases both surgical and medical.

Dr. Cynthia Mailloux is professor and chairperson of the Department of Nursing at Kings college, USA. She has provided leadership with curriculum development for graduate as well as undergraduate programs and is an American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) accreditation site visitor. She is a graduate of Wilkes University (BSN), Misericordia University (MSN in nursing education) and Penn State University (PhD nursing). Her area of practice includes pediatrics and nursing education. Dr. Mailloux has been the recipient of the Teaching Excellence Award from Penn State Worthington Scranton, Pennsylvania Nurse Research Award, Pauly and Sidney Friedman Faculty Award for Service from Misericordia University and is an AACN Wharton Executive Leadership Fellow. Dr. Mailloux also serves on many national, state, regional and university committees and has contributed to her communities' educational goals as a Crestwood School Director for over eight years.

Dr. Cynthia Mailloux research interests include the principles of "learner empowerment" and "nurse autonomy". Other research interests include outcomes of “patient navigation systems”, “global health,” Pediatrics and nursing education