Amy E. Yarbrough, EdD, RN, RNC-MNN, is an esteemed assistant professor at the Tanner Health System, School of Nursing, University of West Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia. Her expertise and academic involvement are significant in the field of nursing education, contributing to the growth and development of nursing students and professionals.
Research Contributions
Dr. Amy E. Yarbrough has made notable contributions to nursing education, focusing on integrating technology in skills labs, academic accommodations for nursing students with learning disabilities, and the value of advanced degrees in nursing education. Her research involves practical applications in classroom and clinical settings, aiming to enhance the educational experience and support for nursing students. She has authored several papers on these topics, including studies on the use of smartphones for urinary catheter validation and the processes of reasonable academic accommodations.
