| Department: | |
| Title: | Professor - Nursing |
| Office: | HP 209 |
| Email: | gaya.carlton@uvu.edu |
| Phone: | (801) 863-8195 |
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| Mail Code: | 172 |
Nursing
Gaya is a member of the Department of Nursing at UVU.
Gaya Carlton has been at UVU since 1989.
- EDUCATION:
- Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing, University of Colorado Denver
- Master of Science in Nursing, University of Utah
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Utah
- Associate of Science in Nursing, Weber State University
AWARDS:
Utah Valley University Faculty Fellow in Ethics for the Professions 2011-2012
Teacher Excellence Award 1992-1993
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
Sigma Theta Tau
National League for Nursing
Western Institute of Nursing
PUBLICATIONS:
Walker, P.H., Carlton, G., Holden, L. & Stone, P.W. (2006). The intersection of patient safety and nursing research. Annual Review of Nursing Research, 24, 1-15.
Carlton, G. & Blegen, M.A. (2006). Medication-related errors: A literature review of incidence and antecedents. Annual Review of Nursing Research, 24, 19-38.
PRESENTATIONS:
Carlton, G. (2012, September 19). On the Relationship between Structural Violence and Health Care with Special Attention to Haiti. Paper presented at the Utah Valley University 25th Annual Ethics Awareness Week, Orem, UT.
Carlton, G. (2011, March 30). Nurses' Perceptions of Factors Leading to Discovery and Prevention of Potential Medication Administration Errors. Paper presented at the Utah Valley University Nursing Research Conference, Evidence-Based Practice: Essential at Every Level, Orem, UT.
Carlton, G. (2008, April 19). Nurses' Perceptions of Factors Leading to Discovery of Potential Med Errors. Paper presented at the Western Institute of Nursing 41st Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Garden Grove, CA.
Carlton, G. (2008, March). Triggers Identified by Nurses in the Discovery and Prevention of Potential Medication Administration Errors. Presented at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Nurse Residency Program, Provo, UT.
Carlton, G. (2007, October). Nurses' Perceptions of Factors Leading to Discovery of Potential Medication Administration Errors. Presented at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Nurse Residency Program, Provo, UT.
Carlton, G. (2009, April 23). Potential Medication Error Reporting: Nurses' Perceptions, Attitudes and Conflicts. Paper presented at the Western Institute of Nursing 42st Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.
OTHER:
Faculty Senate President 1997-1998