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Bonnie Cashin Farmer 329 Masterton Hall bfarmer@usm.maine.edu Credentials, degrees, school attended: Doctor of Philosophy, Ph.D., College of Nursing, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island, December 1994. Area of specialization: gerontological nursing, theory development, nursing research. Dissertation: The Meadows of Madison: An Ethnographic Study of the Organizational Climate of a Nursing Home Master of Public Administration, Health Care Management Concentration, University of New Haven, West Haven, Connecticut, June 1984. Bachelor of Science in Nursing, St. Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire, June 1972. Associate of Science in Nursing, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, June 1969. Additional Education Certificate, Fundamentals of Geriatrics, University of Connecticut Geriatric Education Center, Farmington, Connecticut, 1990. Certificate, Management Skills for Nurses in Primary Health Care, Harvard School of Public Health, Executive Programs in Health Policy and Management, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1975-1976. Areas of Interest: Aging, health promotion , Long-term care/senior living, Parent Care, Healthcare management/policy, Qualitative research
Scholarship, service and teaching: (Jan 2005-Jan 2010) Publications and creative works Jones, D., Richeson, N.E., Croteau, K., & Farmer, B.C. (in press). Focus groups to explore the perceptions of older adults on a pedometer-based Intervention. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sports. Croteau, K.A., Richeson, N.E., Farmer, B.C., & Jones, D.B. (2007). Effects of a pedometer- based intervention on the daily step count of community dwelling older adults. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport. 78(5), 401-406 Croteau, K.A., Farmer, B.C., & Richeson, N.R., (May, 2007). Cross-sectional relationship between chronic illness and pedometer-determined physical activity. American College of SportsMedicine's 52nd Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. [Abstract] Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 38, 5. Farmer, B.C., Croteau, K.A., Richeson, N.E., & Jones, D.B. (2006). Using pedometers as a strategy to increase the daily steps of older adults with chronic illness: From research to practice. Home Health Care Nurse, 24 (7), 449-456. Richeson, N.A., Croteau, K.A., Jones, D.A., & Farmer, B.C. (2006). Effects of a pedometer- based intervention on the physical performance and mobility related self-efficacy of community- dwelling older adults: An interdisciplinary preventive health care intervention. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 11(1), 18-32. Croteau, K.A., Richeson, N.R., Farmer, B.C., Jones, D.B., Sterling, K. (2005). Effects of a pedometer intervention on older adults’ physical activity and mobility [Abstract]. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 37, 5, S247. Papers presentations Farmer, B.C. (2008, October). Needs of Daughters and Sons Caring for Very Old and Failing Parents: How Personal Experiences Shape and Shift One's Scholarship. Roundtable facilitator at University of Southern Maine Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Day Pineland, New Gloucester, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2007, June). Health promotion: Beyond the basics. Podium Presentation at Promoting Best Practice in Interdisciplinary Geriatric Care, University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2007, June). Normal aging Part II. Podium Presentation at Promoting Best Practice in Interdisciplinary Geriatric Care, University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2007, June). NVivo: Tales from the field II. Presentation at Maine Medical Center, Center for Nursing Research and Quality Outcomes, Portland, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2007, June). Let's talk parent care. Podium Presentation at Promoting Best Practice in Interdisciplinary Geriatric Care, University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2007, May). NVivo: Tales from the field I. Presentation at Maine Medical Center, Center for Nursing Research and Quality Outcomes, Portland, Maine. Farmer, B.C. (2006, March). Action is our middle name: Creating healthcare opportunities through broad based collaboration. Podium presentation at the 2006 Maine Nursing Summit, Augusta, Maine. Service Committee memberships USM 2007-2008 Convocation Committee, Faculty Senate Research Committee, University Research Council; CONHP Peer Review Committee , Interdisciplinary Gerontological Workgroup, ad hoc committees as needed; LAC Search Committee; School of Nursing Admission and Advancement Committee, Scholarship Committee, Search Committee, Structure Committee, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, and ad hoc committees as needed.
Teaching Clinical Project Community Nursing Partnership LA Health/Community Nursing Network Project Older Adult Concepts of Community Health Health Related Research Leadership and Management Nursing Care of the Older Adult in the Community Professional Issues: Leadership, Management, and Organizations Qualitative Inquiry and Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing
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