Margaret C. Wilmoth

Why Is Margaret C. Wilmoth Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Margaret C. "Peggy" Wilmoth is a nursing professional, academic and a retired senior officer of the United States Army Reserve. She is Executive Dean, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at the University of North Carolina School of Nursing. She was previously the inaugural Dean and Professor at the Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions at Georgia State University. She was promoted to brigadier general in 2005, becoming the first nurse and first woman to command a medical brigade as a general officer, and later attained the rank of major general.

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Margaret C. Wilmoth's Published Works

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The Aftermath of Breast Cancer: An Altered Sexual Self (2001) (222)
Accept me for myself: African American women's issues after breast cancer. (2001) (96)
Fatigue, weight gain, and altered sexuality in patients with breast cancer: exploration of a symptom cluster. (2004) (90)
Sexual implications of gynecologic cancer treatments. (2000) (77)
The effect of telephone social support and education on adaptation to breast cancer during the year following diagnosis. (2005) (63)
Sexuality: a critical component of quality of life in chronic disease. (2007) (62)
Women's perception. Breast cancer treatment and sexuality. (1997) (50)
Ovarian cancer survivors: qualitative analysis of the symptom of sexuality. (2011) (40)
Life after cancer: what does sexuality have to do with it? 2006 Mara Mogensen Flaherty Memorial Lectureship. (2006) (39)
“Have you ever served in the military?” Campaign in partnership with the Joining Forces initiative. (2013) (29)
Psychosexual implications of breast and gynecologic cancer. (1999) (28)
An innovative community-based intervention for African American women with breast cancer: the Witness Project. (2006) (20)
Peripheral neuropathy in patients with gynecologic cancer receiving chemotherapy: patient reports and provider assessments. (2010) (17)
A comparison of the effects of lumpectomy versus mastectomy on sexual behaviors. (1995) (17)
The Intentional Development of Nurses as Leaders: A Proposed Framework (2014) (13)
Computer Networks as a Source of Research Subjects (1995) (12)
"I Serve 2": Meeting the needs of military children in civilian practice. (2016) (10)
Development and psychometric testing of the Wilmoth Sexual Behaviors Questionnaire-Female. (2016) (10)
Factors associated with psychiatric evacuation among service members deployed to Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, January 2004 to September 2010. (2015) (10)
Clinical IssuesThe Middle Years: Women Sexuality the Self (1996) (10)
The middle years: women, sexuality, and the self. (1996) (7)
Relational coordination and staff outcomes among healthcare professionals: a scoping review (2021) (6)
I Serve 2: Identifying and caring for military-connected children in civilian primary care settings (2018) (6)
The readiness estimate and deployability index and psychometric properties in army reserve nurses and medics. (2007) (6)
The Federal Nursing Services Award. Enlisted women with breast cancer: balancing demands and expectations. (2003) (6)
Do I take the job?: Assessing fit with the organization. (2017) (6)
Factor Analysis of the Modified Sexual Adjustment Questionnaire-Male (2014) (4)
Overcoming: breast cancer and its effect on intimacy in middle aged African-American women. (2004) (4)
Sexuality Resources for Cancer Professionals and Their Patients (1998) (3)
RADIATION THERAPY ONCOLOGY GROUP RTOG 0724 PHASE III RANDOMIZED STUDY OF CONCURRENT CHEMOTHERAPY AND PELVIC RADIATION THERAPY WITH OR WITHOUT ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IN HIGH-RISK PATIENTS WITH EARLY-STAGE CERVICAL CARCINOMA FOLLOWING RADICAL HYSTERECTOMY (2009) (3)
Sexuality and chronic illness : assessment and interventions (2007) (3)
Patient resources: sexuality resources for cancer professionals and their patients. (1998) (2)
Relational coordination as a merger and acquisition framework for healthcare organizations. (2022) (1)
Reliability of the Deployment Resiliency Assessment. (2016) (1)
The future of nursing and the health of North Carolinians: The North Carolina summit. (2011) (1)
How Well Are We Measuring Military Mental Health? (2017) (0)
Sexuality after breast cancer: A grounded theory (1999) (0)
Meeting the learning needs of senior citizens and nursing students through a community-based pharmacology experience. (1996) (0)
A Scoping Review of the Effects of Military Deployment on Reserve Component Children (2021) (0)
Relational Coordination Among Military and Civilian Nurses and Physicians in an Army Hospital (2022) (0)
Deployment-Related Needs of Children of Army Reserve Soldiers (2017) (0)
Improving Health Outcomes of Military Children Through Research and Policy Initiatives (2017) (0)
African-American Women and Sexuality after Breast Cancer (2002) (0)
School of Nursing (GRAD) (2017) (0)
Job satisfaction among nurses and physicians in an Army hospital: A content analysis. (2022) (0)
Defining and Clarifying Sexual Health : A Simultaneous Concept analysis (2012) (0)
WOMEN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF BREAST CANCER ON THE SELF: A META-SYNTHESIS OF THE QUALITATIVE LITERATURE 1990-2003 (2011) (0)
Stance-shifting in Focus Group Narratives by African-American Breast Cancer Survivors (2007) (0)
Breast cancer and its treatment affecting women's 'Self'. A Metha-Synthesis of the Qualitative Literature 1990-2003 (2005) (0)

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