Donna Christine Carr | Faculty & staff bios

Name	Donna Christine Carr
School	School of Health & Life Sciences
Program	Program Nursing - BScN
Academic and Professional	Registered Nurse – RN Master of Nursing – MN College of Nurses of Ontario – CNO Registered Nurses Association of Ontario – RNAO
Title	Professor
Courses Taught	N3X04 Professional Nursing Practice IV N3Y04 / N3RY4 Professional Nursing Practice V N3SS3 Nursing concepts in Health and Illness III N3TT3 / N3RT3 Nursing Concepts in Health and Illness IV N4J07 Professional Nursing Practice VI N4K10 Professional Nursing Practice and the New Graduate PNUR 2330 – Family Concepts ECE 1050 – Health, Safety, and Nutrition
Areas of Expertise & Interest	Maternal & newborn care Prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care Healthy & high-risk pregnancy and birth Care of healthy term and high-risk newborns
Industry Experience, Professional Currency Activities	Health Care Administration experience (Director at SickKids, Toronto; Clinical Manager at St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton) Staff & continuing education (St. Joseph's Hospital & Mohawk College, Hamilton) Patient care experience in NICU, L&D, and post-partum care Professor nursing programs (Conestoga College)
Major Research Projects, Scholarly Activities, and/or Publications	Landeen, Janet; Carr, Donna; Culver, Kirsten; Martin, Lynn; Mathew-Maich, Nancy; Noesgaard, Charlotte; and Beney-Gadsby, Larissa. The impact of curricular changes on BScN students' clinical learning outcomes. (2016). Nurse Education in Practice, 21, 51-58.
Additional Information	I continue to provide direct patient care to women and their newborns in both my faculty role with 3^rd year BScN students at GRH, and as a staff RN at a community hospital. I encourage learners to suspend judgment, reflect on experiences, think critically, and ask "why?" to encourage deeper understanding of self, others, and course content.