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Qualitative Methods

Ashley Anne Lowe

Assistant Professor, Nursing

aaray@arizona.edu

Rina S Fox

PhD, MPH

Assistant Professor

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Assistant Professor, Psychiatry

rsfox@arizona.edu

Jessica Rainbow

Jessica Rainbow

PhD, RN

Associate Professor, Nursing

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Director, Clinical-Research Partnership

jrainbow@arizona.edu

Sheila M Gephart

Sheila M Gephart

PhD, RN, FAAN

Professor

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Interim Chair, Advanced Nursing Practice and Science Division

gepharts@arizona.edu

Judith S Gordon

PhD

Professor, Nursing

Research Professor, Nursing

judithg@arizona.edu

Terry Badger

Terry A Badger

PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC, FAPOS, FAAN

Professor

Professor, Psychiatry

Endowed Chair, Eleanor Bauwens - Nursing

Professor, Public Health

Member of the Graduate Faculty

Director, Research Initiatives

Interim Associate Dean, Research

tbadger@arizona.edu

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