International Webinar on Nursing Care and Advanced nursing October 11-12, 2021 Chicago, USA

Modjadji M. Choshi is assistant professor at James Madison University School of Nursing since 2018. My work history includes five years in Johannesburg, South Africa in the cardiac/respiratory intensive care unit, four and half years in Dublin, Ireland in general intensive care unit, five years in Arizona, United States in the cardiac intensive care unit, and eight years in cardiac catheterization unit, which includes working as a traveling nurse. Her research interest focuses on are community based research for social determinants of health, health equity and health disparities in vulnerable populations. She has done a study on self-care behavior experiences of rural Arizona women from Pinal and Cochise counties who have undergone invasive coronary interventions (PCI and/or CABG).

Her research interest focuses on are community based research for social determinants of health, health equity and health disparities in vulnerable populations

Christina L. Silva began her academic career at Penn State University for both a BSN and ADN, 2004 and 2003 respectively. She continued for a master’s degree from University of Phoenix in 2008 and a PhD from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2014. As a staff nurse, she is a perinatal nurse and loves the labor room. Now as an educator, she enjoys seeing her students succeed. In her free time, she enjoys being part of the Association of Applied Therapeutic Humor where she is working on earning her Certified Humor Professional.

Her research interest focuses on Applied Therapeutic Humor and Nursing

Vilma Davis originally from Jamaica, and is married with one child. She has been a nurse for 40 years, 25 of those years practicing as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. She is currently working at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania in the role of assistant director for the nursing program as well as an assistant professor. She received my BSN from Wilmington University, Delaware, my MSN from University of Pennsylvania and my PhD from Hampton University, Virginia. Her dissertation looked at “Impact on stage of change of Hispanic Adolescents who perceived themselves as Overweight”

Her research interest focuses on Nursing care