Professor and Program Director
University of Washington Bothell
18115 Campus Way NE
Box 358532
Bothell, WA 98011
mbaroni@uwb.edu
Phone: 425.352.3543
Fax: 425.352.3237
Office: UW1-211E
Academic Interests:
Ecological model of human development Physical growth & behavioral development of medically fragile infants and young children. Parenting stress and the attachment relationship Advanced Practice Nursing Ð role delineation, credentialing, and policy issues Interdisciplinary education, practice, and research Mentoring and professional development
Teaching Activities:
Teaching interests and experience include human growth and development, child and adolescent health, pediatric/family nursing, and advanced nursing role development. She has also taught interdisciplinary courses on the coordination of care for chronically ill children. Prior to joining the University of Washington, Bothell, she has held faculty appointments at the University of Rochester (NY), University of Wisconsin-Madison (WI) and Marquette University (WI). She directed the pediatric nurse practitioner programs at the University of Rochester and Marquette University. She will be teaching a section of BNURS 409 Nursing Strategies for Community as Client during the 2002-2003 academic year.
Professional Activities:
Sigma Theta Tau
King County Nurses' Association (KCNA)
Washington State Nurses Association (WSNA)
Advisory Committee for Shoreline and Bellevue Community Colleges Nursing Programs
United Way of King County-Children's Initiative/Success by 6 Leadership Council
National Association for Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners (NAPNAP)
Reviewer for Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (JDBP)
Reviewer for Research in Nursing and Health (RINAH)
Honors and Awards:
Sigma Theta Tau-Psi-at-Large Chapter Induction Ceremony-Invited Keynote Speaker 2003
Seattle Pacific University Nursing Alumni LuncheonÑInvited Keynote Speaker, 2002
Marquette University Teaching Excellence Award, 1996
University of Wisconsin-Madison Teaching Academy Fellow, 1995
Education:
PhD, Human Development & Family Studies (Cornell University, NY)
MS, Family Nurse Clinician/Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (University of Rochester, NY)
BS, Nursing (University of North Carolina at Charlotte, NC)
BA, Religion/Asian Studies (Oberlin College, Ohio)
Clinical Background:
University of Michigan Medical Center (Staff nurse, Pediatrics and Obstetric ICU)
University of Rochester Pediatric Pulmonary Center
University of Wisconsin-Madison Co-Director of Pediatric Pulmonary Center
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Director of Research and Practice
Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center (Seattle), Director of Practice, Education and Research
Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center (Seattle) APN Consultant (ongoing)
Selected Recent Publications and Presentations:
Millonig, V., Baroni, M., & Miller, S. (Eds.) (2001). Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Review and Clinical Reference Guide. Potomac, MD: Health Leadership Associates.
Baroni, M. Human Growth & Development: Infancy through Adolescence. Busby, L. & Baroni, M., Advanced Practice, Role Development, Current Trends & Health Policy. Elvik, S. & Baroni, M., Genitourinary and Gynecologic Disorders.
Millonig, V. & Baroni, M. (Eds.) (1999). Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Certification Review Guide. (3rd ed.). Potomac, MD: Health Leadership Associates.
Baroni, M. (1998). Cognitive and Psychosocial Development. In. M. Broome & J. Rollins, (Eds.). Core Curriculum for the Nursing Care of Children and Their Families. Pitman: NJ: Jannetti Publications.
Baroni, M., Anderson, B., & Mischler, E. (1997). Cystic fibrosis newborn screening program: Impact of early screening results on the parent-child relationship. Pediatric Nursing. 23 (2): 143-151.
Baroni, M. & Sondel, S. (1995). A Collaborative Model for Identifying Feeding and Nutrition Needs in Early Intervention. Infants & Young Children. 8 (2): 1-12
Baroni, M. (2002). Families Caught Between Two Cultures. Providing Culturally Compassionate Care in Pediatric Settings. Co-Sponsored by CHRMC and UWCNE.
Baroni, M. (2002). The New Nursing Shortage: Strategies and Solutions. Seattle Pacific University Nursing Alumni Luncheon.
Baroni, M. (2000). Mitochondrial Disease: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words. Medical College of Wisconsin, Pediatric Grand Rounds, Co-presented with parent collaboration.
