Maurine Parzen, McMaster University

Latest papers

Facilitation of Disorientating Events for the RPN to BScN Learner
Quality Advancement in Nursing Education · 2019 · first author
Experiences of Students Enrolled in Integrated Collaborative College/University Programs
Canadian Journal of Higher Education · 2017

All 2 publications

2 publications.

01

Facilitation of Disorientating Events for the RPN to BScN Learner

Parzen M, Janzen K

Quality Advancement in Nursing Education20191 citationsFirst author

DOI: 10.17483/2368-6669.1190

02

Experiences of Students Enrolled in Integrated Collaborative College/University Programs

Landeen J, Matthew-Maich N, Marshall L, Hagerman L-A, Bolan L, Parzen M, Pavkovic M, Riehl C, Carvalho J, Bilau N

Canadian Journal of Higher Education20173 citationsOpen Access

DOI: 10.47678/cjhe.v47i2.186456 PMID: W2751241875

Courses taught

9

Introduction to Nursing and Health II for Basic Stream
NURSING 1G03 · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
Professional Nursing Practice I for Basic Stream
NURSING 1J03 · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
Introduction to Nursing and Health I for Basic Stream
NURSING 1F03 · last taught 2025
Undergraduate
Introduction to Nursing Practice for Basic Stream
NURSING 1I02 · last taught 2025
Undergraduate
Professional Nursing Practice V
NURSING 3Y04 · last taught 2022
Undergraduate
Nursing Concepts in Health and Illness III for Basic Stream
NURSING 3SS3 · last taught 2021
Undergraduate
Nursing Concepts in Health and Illness IV for Basic Stream
NURSING 3TT3 · last taught 2021
Undergraduate
Professional Nursing Practice IV
NURSING 3X04 · last taught 2021
Undergraduate
Nursing Research
HTHSCI 4NR3 · last taught 2017
Undergraduate

Frequent collaborators

Lisa-Anne Hagerman

Nursing

1 shared papers, latest 2017

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