SARA HART

Professor (Clinical)

College of Nursing

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Health happens in healthy communities, and our professional roles guide us to advocate for the needs of our patients and our communities; transforming health and healthcare at a broader level is fundamental to fulfilling this role. Just as person-centered care is optimized by the concerted efforts of multiple professions, our systems for health can also be improved through collaborative interprofessional engagement. My professional efforts focus on engaging a transformational shift in our approach to education and systems-based practice. This requires both the careful application of evidence and the courage to embrace new approaches. With the goal of ensuring the availability of early, accessible, planned, and coordinated care in our communities, I seek new models of education and practice that have the potential to transform our systems of care and create effective infrastructures for health.   

GRANTS

  • EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACT
    Nursing Workforce Diversity HRSA
    Health Services Research Administration7 Jan 2018 - 31 Dec 2020
    Health Services Research Administration
  • EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACT
    HRSA CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION
    Health Services Research Administration7 Jan 2017 - 31 Dec 2021
    Health Services Research Administration
  • EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACT
    National Center for Complex Care Hotspotting Hub
    Camden Coalition for Health7 Jan 2017 - 31 Dec 2019
    Camden Coalition for Health
  • EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACT
    ACCELERATING IPE
    UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA10 Jan 2016 - 31 Dec 2018
    UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
  • EXTERNAL GRANT OR CONTRACT
    Needs Assessment Tool Redesign Validation and Reliability Testing
    State Utah Division of Services for People with Disabilities10 Jan 2013 - 31 Dec 2015
    State Utah Division of Services for People with Disabilities