Frances Fothergill Bourbonnais, RN PhD
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Frances Fothergill
Bourbonnais, RN PhD
Full Professor, affiliated with SCOHS
and The Ottawa Hospital
Courses taught
Nursing 5220: nursing in tertiary health care
Nursing 4130: medical surgical theory 4th year
Coordinate: fall and winter clinical for 4th year
students
Previously taught and helped to develop HSS
4100- interdisciplinary course on death and
dying.
Research interests
Interprofessional education in palliative care
Undergraduate student needs related to
palliative care
Quality of life of palliative care patients and
carers
Care of patients with HIV/AIDS- various
aspects
Current research projects
Interprofessional education in palliative care –
development of total pain module: work with Dr. Pippa
Hall at SCOHS
Undergraduate student needs related to palliative carecompleted survey of 4th year students with Dr. Susan
Brajtman.
Faculty needs related to palliative care- ongoing with
Susan Brajtman
Quality of life of palliative care patients and carerswork with Dr. Robin Cohen, McGill University
Thesis students
Have had 12 MScN students- mostly conducting
qualitative research especially phenomenology
Covered topics such as experiences of elderly women
post- MI, patient experiences in the ER, being a
trauma nurse.
Member of the Strategic training program for Palliative
Care researchers: consortium McGill, Laval, U of O.
Currently mentoring student funded in this program
Assisted SCOHS in the development of the first
fellowship in Palliative Care Nursing. Several students
received funding through this fellowship.