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Stephanie O Ibemere (Stephanie Ibemere)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2023
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Physical Activity

Sickle Cell Disease

Bariatric Surgery

Top Venues

Qualitative health research

Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners

Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)

Duke University

University of Cincinnati (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Duke University Feb 1o 2020

United States

Postdoctoral Associate :: School of Nursing

Education History

University of Cincinnati

United States

PHD :: College of Nursing

Publications

Stephanie O Ibemere, Susan G Silva, Mary Lou Affronti, Rita Masese, Paula Tanabe
Nurse practitioner satisfaction with in-person versus telehealth chronic care delivery. Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (2023)
Stephanie O Ibemere, Charity I Oyedeji, Liliana Preiss, Laura E Van Althuis, Jane S Hankins, Melissa Azul, Ebony N Burns, Jeffrey Glassberg, Ward Hagar, Faiz Hussain, Allison King, Cathy Melvin, John Myers, Angela Snyder, Nirmish Shah, Paula Tanabe, null null
Characterising the prevalence of overweight and obese status among adults with sickle cell disease. British journal of haematology (2022)
Stephanie O Ibemere, Paula Tanabe, Emily Bonnabeau, Gary Rains, Kern Eason, Marian F Earls, Nirmish Shah
Awareness and Use of the Sickle Cell Disease Toolbox by Primary Care Providers in North Carolina. Journal of primary care & community health 12 (2021)
Stephanie O Ibemere, Donna Z Shambley-Ebron, Paula Tanabe, Cheedy Jaja
"It Is Not Easy": Cultural Influences of Sickle Cell Disease Management in Rural, Eastern Sierra Leone. Qualitative health research 31 (8) (2021)
Jewel Scott, Ragan Johnson, Stephanie O Ibemere
Addressing health inequities re-illuminated by the COVID-19 pandemic: How can nursing respond? Nursing forum 56 (1) (2020)
Stephanie O Ibemere
A case for community health programs for sickle cell anemia in low- to middle-income countries: An integrative review. Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.) 35 (6) (2018)