Office Phone (414) 288-3828

E-mail Address maryann.lough@marquette.edu

Specialization

Community Health

Highest Degree and Institution

PhD, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Brief Statement of Scholarly Interests
Vulnerable Populations: Development of Innovative Clinical Practice Models and Study of Self-Management Strategies.

Additional Descriptors

Director, Marquette Clinic for Women & Children (Nurse-managed Clinic for Uninsured Women & Children)

Academic-Community Partnerships, Interdisciplinary Practice for Chronically Ill Elderly

Descriptive Titles of Courses Recently Taught

• Case Management
• Community Health Nursing
• Urban Health
• Health Care Program Development and Implementation
• Vulnerable Populations

Scholarly Publications
Scholarly Journal Articles = 10; Clinical Practice Guides = 3; Conference Papers = 15

Selected Publications:
1999 Lough, M., Schnidt, K., & Leshan, L. An interdisciplinary service-learning program promotes collaborative health care. National Academics of Practice Forum, 1(4), 255-262.

1999 Lough, M. An academic community partnership: A model of service and education. Journal of Community Health Nursing, 16(3), 137-149.

1999 Wake, M., Lough, M., & Shaw, C. Practice innovations in advanced nursing: Targeting outcomes. In E. Cohen & V. DeBack (Eds). The outcomes Mandate: Case Management in Health Care Today. CV Mosby.

1996 Lough, M., & Schank, M. Health and social support among older women in congregate housing. Public Health Nursing, 13(6), 434-441.

1996 Lough, M. Ongoing work of older adults at home after hospitalization. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 23, 804-809.

1996 Lough, M., et al. An interdisciplinary education model for health professions students in a family practice setting. Nurse Educator, 21(1), 1-5.

1991 Ebmeier, C., Lough, M., Huth, & Autio, L. Hospitalized school-age children express ideas, feelings, and behaviors toward God. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 6(5), 337-349.

1990 Schank, M., & Lough, M. Profile: Frail elderly women maintaining independence. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 15(6), 8-11.

1989 Schank, M., & Lough, M. Maintaining health and independence of elderly women. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 15(6), 8-11.

Extramural Grants or Awards
1995-98 The St. Anthony Foundation: Urban Partners of Health: A Collaborative Effort Between Marquette University College of Nursing & A Central City Community

1992-99 The Wisconsin Area Health Education System: Interdisciplinary Practice for Health Professions Students

1997-04 The Emory T. Clark Foundation: An Intervention Program for Women 7 Children - A Partnership Between Marquette University College of Nursing and the Guest House Shelter

Administrative Role
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, 2000-2004

Professional Affiliations

• Midwest Nursing Research Society
• Sigma Theta Tau International