
Professor Misook Chung
Vanderbilt University, Nashville (United States of America)
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FESC Member
ACNAP Member
EAPC Member
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Biography
Dr. Chung is the Valere Potter Menefee Professor of Nursing, tenured Professor, at Vanderbilt University. She is internationally recognized as a leading nurse researcher who has advanced the state of the science in research on the patient with cardiovascular disease and their caregiver dyads. Dr. Chung’s collaboration on novel dyadic interventions to improve patient and family caregiver outcomes in cardiovascular disease with investigators across Europe and Asia has had a global impact. Her successful program research has been continuously funded by the National Institute of Nursing Research and the American Heart Association. Dr. Chung has been recognized for her excellence in cardiovascular nursing research, having received multiple awards. She is a fellow of the American Heart Association and the American Academy of Nursing, and an inductee of the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing's Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame.
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Effect of cognitive behavioral therapy on depressive symptom reduction among rural patients with coronary heart disease: does caregiving status matter?
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Exploring gender moderation effect on the association between sleep disturbance and quality of life in stable outpatients with heart failure
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Dietary sodium intake among patients with heart failure in rural-urban living: the moderating role of cognitive impairment
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Shared care in heart failure management is linked with physical and mental health by perceived control in patient-caregiver dyads
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The mediation effects of caregiving burden and perceived control on the association between patient symptom burden and caregiver quality of life
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A gradual taste adaption intervention reduced dietary sodium intake among adults with hypertension
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Linking salt preference to enjoyment of low sodium diet in patients with heart failure
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Association of age and dietary sodium intake in patients with heart failure: testing mediating effects of preference for salt and enjoyment of sodium-restricted diet
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Does gender moderate the associations of caregiving distress with engagement in healthy behaviors and self-management in rural caregivers?
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