Norma Krumwiede

Norma Krumwiede

Professor of Nursing

1994–Present

Educational Background

• BA, Augustana College
• M.N., Montana State University
• M.Ed., St. Scholastica College
• Ed.D., University of South Dakota

Teaching Areas

• Distance Education & Continuing Education Courses
  • Cancer Care
  • Rural Nursing
  • Families and Disability
  • Nursing Roles
  • Health Policy
• First Year Seminar
• Foundational Courses
• Gerontologic Clinical
• Nursing Learning Communities
  • Anatomy of Nursing
  • Elements of Nursing

Health Care Interests

• Interdisciplinary Ethics & Teams
• Oncology and Orthopedic Issues
• Research Utilization
• Rural
• Grad Writing
• Critical Access Hospital Board Member

Research Interests

• Native Americans
• Client Interventions for Low Back Pain
• Rural Family Health Experience
• Higher Education
• Symptom Management
• Cultural Issues
• Masters Thesis
• Qualitative and Quantitative Research Studies

Current Projects

• Parish and Rural Nursing
• National Association of Orthopedic Nursing Research Committee
• Serve as Ongoing Nursing Society Rural Health Focus Group Contact Person
• Developer of Rural Nursing Curriculum
• Health Policy Advocate
• Faculty Mentor Genetics
• Consultations

Publications

• Eggenberger, S. K., Krumwiede, N.K., Meiers, S.J., Bliesmer, M., & Earle, P. (2004). Family Caring Strategies in Neutropenia. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 8(6), 617–620.
• Eggenberger, S. K., Krumwiede, N. K., Meiers, S. J., Bliesmer, M., Earle, P., & Murray, S. (2004). Giving voice to family caring in cancer: Integrating visual art and research findings. International Journal for Human Caring, 8(3), 59–65.
• Krumwiede, N., Meiers, S.J., Eggenberger, S., Murray, S., Bliesmer, M., Earle, P., Murray, S., Andros, D., Harmann, C., & Rydholon, K. (2004). Turbulent waiting: Rural families experiencing chemotherapy–induced neutropenia. Oncology Nursing Forum 31(6), 1145–52.
• Krumwiede, N., & Meiers, S. J. (2004). Worth a thousand words. Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 30(2), 30–1, 38.

Nursing Faculty Awards

• Bliesmer, M., Earle, P., Eggenberger, S., Krumwiede, N., & Meiers, S. (2005). Douglas R. Moore Research Lectureship. Challenges of chronic illness: Artistic interpretation of the family re–integration process. Family Nursing Research Team ($2000).