Professor and Co-Assistant Chair, NDHC Co-Director, Curriculum
Dr. Farra’s research interests are in disaster training and simulation strategies. Currently, she is federally funded to study virtual reality simulation as a method to train workers to evacuate the neonatal intensive care unit. In addition, she has grant funding from the Association of Community Health Nurse Educators to study learning outcomes following participation in disaster training through the National Disaster Health Consortium.
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About Sharon Farra
Dr. Farra’s research interests are in disaster training and simulation strategies. Currently, she is federally funded to study virtual reality simulation as a method to train workers to evacuate the neonatal intensive care unit. In addition, she has grant funding from the Association of Community Health Nurse Educators to study learning outcomes following participation in disaster training through the National Disaster Health Consortium.
| Present | Co-Assistant Chair, Wright State University ‐ School of Nursing, Kinesiology, and Health Sciences | |
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| Present | National Disaster Health Consortium Co-Director, Curriculum, Wright State University | |
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| Present | Professor, Wright State University ‐ School of Nursing, Kinesiology, and Health Sciences | |
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