Dr. Cherrill Stockmann PhD, RN, CNE
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Biography
Dr. Stockmann’s clinical specialty area is mental health nursing. Her research focuses on the use of simulation technology as an assessment strategy for diverse groups of learners. She utilizes innovative assessment methods, including the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), to evaluate student learning outcomes. In November 2017, she conducted a pilot study with undergraduate mental health nursing students to establish initial validity and reliability of a 13-station, mental health OSCE. She is collaborating with mental health nursing faculty to further establish the psychometric properties of this evaluation method and plans to implement a full study in November 2018. She serves as chair-elect for the Midwest Nursing Research Society Qualitative Methods Research Interest Group. She also serves as a reviewer for Clinical Simulation in Nursing and the International Journal of Human Caring. Her additional research interests center on clinician well-being and the use of presence in the nurse-client relationship.
Current Courses
NUR 599.002 Dissertation
NUR 526.004 Residency In Research
NUR 599.007 Dissertation
NUR 336.002 Research And Theory For Evidence-Based Practice
NUR 236.091 Research For Professional Nursing Practice: RN To BSN
NUR 526.003 Residency In Research
NUR 504.001 Scholarly Communication
Research Interests & Areas
Faculty well-being and the use of OSCE's to assess undergraduate mental health skills.
Ph D Nursing
MSN Nursing
BSN
Daisy Award
Journal Article
Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) to evaluate undergraduate nursing students’ clinical competence. Nursing Education Perspectives, 10-1097. http://doi.org/10.1097/01.NEP.0000000000001351