Publications

I've been fortunate enough to have my work featured in various publications and respected academic journals. It's been an incredible opportunity for me to share my knowledge and experiences related to disasters and breastfeeding, and I'm truly grateful for each chance I've had. I believe in the power of sharing insights and contributing to the academic conversation in this field. So, here's a glimpse of some of the work I've had the privilege to showcase.

Challenges Of Pediatric Mass Care Feeding

How State, Local, and Tribal Territories (SLTT) can help support infant and toddler feeding during natural disasters.

Ableism In Healthcare

Improving our knowledge of disability can reduce stereotypes and stigma.

Breastfeeding Sisters That Are Receiving Support: Community-based peer support program created for and by women of color

The environment and educational support for breastfeeding and women's health issues are addressed under the lens of health equity and eliminating barriers experienced by the mother's color, or socioeconomic status.

Development of a COVID‐19 alternate care site from ground zero: A nursing perspective

A hospital care model ACS to increase the health care capacity, provide care for mild to moderately symptomatic patients, and offer local self‐sustainment for a surge of patients was developed in Memphis, Tennessee located in Shelby County.