Mary E. Jude, PhD, MPH, MSN, FNP-C
Location
Public Health is my passion! Although I have many other professional irons in the fire, my work always centers around public health – more specifically, around issues of social justice and its relationship to health disparities of all forms. As an academic, I’ve attempted to translate that important information to Graduate Health Professions students in terms of how they address primary care for rural and underserved populations. I love teaching and helping students problem-solve – I like to stay in close touch with the students in my courses, particularly if they are on-line, so that we all feel a part of the learning experience.
I live in Orrington, Maine, with my veterinarian husband, Mark, our 4 cats, 4 dogs and occasional rescued mouse.
Credentials
Education
Research
Current research
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2017 Invited for presentation 10.2017 Collaborating Across Borders (CAB VI)(October 2017) We’re All in This Together: An Innovative Approach to IPE using Novel Technologies
11.2017 New England Rural Health Roundtable (November 2017) Use of Novel Technologies to Address Access to Care Issues for Maine Island Populations
2017 Manuscripts submitted for publication:
The challenge of meaningful application of knowledge: Teaching social determinants of health across the curriculum in a non-diverse state
Innovative approaches to caring for rural and underserved populations: Increasing access through the use of novel technologies to provide interprofessional primary care
Successful Grant Writing in Higher Education: Write from your passion!
2016 Publication Jude, Mary E., "Thinking Beyond an Evidence-Based Model to Enhance Wabanaki Health: Story, Resilience and Change" (2016). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 2481. http://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/etd/. Listed by anthropologyworks.com as one of the 50 Best Cultural Anthropology Dissertations of 2016.
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Research interests
Innovative Methods in Interprofessional Education, SDOH, Health Disparities (rural and underserved populations), Social Justice