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Fay Mitchell-Brown
Fay Mitchell-Brown, PhD, RN, CCRN
Assistant Professor
Email: fmitchellbrown@csuchico.edu
Office: Trinity 131
Background
Fay Mitchell-Brown received her PhD in Nursing from the Medical University of South Carolina. Fay has worked as a registered nurse in pediatric, case management and quality assurance and a critical care. Aside from the United States, Fay has also practiced nursing in Jamaica and the Middle East. Fay combines clinical practice and a passion for teaching which strengthens her ability to prepare and mentor current and future generations of nurses.
Fay is an avid yogi and loves to travel the world!
Research Interests
Chronic Illness, Vulnerable Populations, Culture and Global Health
Publications
Mitchell-Brown, F., Nemeth, L., Cartmell, K., Newman, S., & Goto, K. (2016). A study of Hmong immigrants’ experience with diabetes education: A community-engaged qualitative study. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. Online Issue: DOI: 10.1177/1043659616661393
Mitchell-Brown, F., & Newman, S. (2015). Diabetes and the Hmong: A scoping review of the literature. California Journal of Health Promotion, 13(3), 55-33.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2014). Sustaining self-management in diabetes mellitus. Creative Nursing, 20(4), 234-24.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2012). Malignant Hyperthermia: Turn down the heat. Nursing 2012, 42 (5), 39-44
Presentations
Podium Presentations
Mitchell-Brown, F. (September 19, 2016). Can the Cuban Health Care System Offer Lessons in Leadership?" Presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International Leadership Congress, Indianapolis, IN, USA.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2015). Community Based Participatory Research with a focus on Hmong Americans with Diabetes. Sigma Theta Tau International local chapter, Kappa Omicron, Chico, CA.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2015). Myxedema Coma. Enloe Medical Center, Chico, CA.
Mitchell-Brown. (2013). Future Research Proposal: Diabetes in the Hmong population. Medical University of South Carolina. College of Nursing-Doctoral Class. Charleston, South Carolina
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2011) Breast Feeding in China. Kappa Omicron Research Day. Chico, CA
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2010). The Benefits of Breast Feeding and Personal Experience in China. Cayman Islands Nurses’ Association. Georgetown Hospital, Cayman Islands.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2010). The Benefits of Breastfeeding. Haidian Health Center for Women and Children. Beijing, China.
Mitchell-Brown, F. (1998). Criteria of Brain Death. Critical Care Staff, Virginia Hospital Center. Arlington, Virginia.
Poster Presentations
Mitchell-Brown, Lightfoot, K., & Kipnis, G. (September 18, 2016). Developing Future Leaders: Mentoring Students to Be Sigma Theta Tau International Rising Star Researchers. Presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International Leadership Conference, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2016). Class redesign, NURS 304 Medical Surgical Practicum. Elsevier Educator Conference. Las Vegas, NV
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2015). Western Institute of Nursing Conference. Diabetes Mellitus and Hmong Americans: A Scoping Review
Mitchell-Brown, F. (2011). The Benefits of Breast Feeding in China. Sigma Theta Tau International Research Conference. Cancun, Mexico
Courses Taught
- NURS 284: Practicum in Nursing Foundations
- NURS 303: Med Surgical I/Pharmacology
- NURS 304: Practicum in Acute Care
- NURS 314: Practicum Maternal Child Health Nursing
- NURS 444: Nursing Management Seminar
- NURS 494: Advanced Pathophysiology Practicum
- NURS 495: Advanced Pathophysiology
- NURS 412: Health Policy1
Professional Affiliations
Sigma Theta Tau International, Kappa Omicron Chapter
American Association of Critical Care Nurses
National League of Nursing