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Jessica C. Bishop-Royse, PhD, MS

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PhD, Sociology, Florida State University
MS, Sociology, Florida State University
BA, Sociology and Psychology, Lee University
Jessica Bishop-Royse, PhD, MS, is a health equity scholar focused on the areas of mortality, longevity, infant/maternal health and structural racism. She has pursued a line of research that examines the individual and contextual level characteristics associated with excess risk of death and poor health for African Americans.

Additionally, she has contributed to research on the education and profession of nursing. Recently, she has expanded her research to the validation of research tools and instruments. She serves as the research methodologist for the Emergency Nurses Association.

Bishop-Royse joined the College of Nursing at RUSH University as a statistician in February 2022 and was appointed assistant professor in April 2022.
2020    DePaul Women’s Network Woman of Spirit and Action

2019    Vincentian Endowment Principal Grant ($4,000)

2016    DePaul Online Teaching Series Fellowship (Winter 2016 Cohort)

2016    The French Institute for Demographic Studies Young Demographers Conference Travel Award

2016    DePaul Staff Award

2009    Summer Internship in the Laboratory for Epidemiology, Demography and Biometry at the

National Institutes of Aging, Bethesda, Maryland

2008    Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Florida State University

2008    Graduate Student Teacher Award, Department of Sociology, Florida State University

2007    Summer Workshop Grant, Department of Sociology, Florida State University

2006    Conference Travel Grant, College of Social Sciences, Florida State University

2005    Conference Travel Grant, College of Social Sciences, Florida State University
Peer-Reviewed

2022    Lee, Y.M., E. Aquino, J. Bishop-Royse, N. Spawn, and K.J. Webber-Richey. “Predictors Associated with New Nursing Faculty’s Intent to Leave Nursing Academia: Teaching Preparation in Doctoral Program, Institutional Supports, and Job Satisfaction.” International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship 19(1).

2021      Niles, M.T., W. W. Beavers, M.M. Dougan, et al. “A Multi-Site Analysis of the Prevalence of Food Insecurity in the United States, before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Current Developments in Nutrition (5).

2021      Schober, D., S. Shrestha, and J. Bishop-Royse. “The Effects of Exposure to Domestic Violence on Sleep Among Urban Adults.” American Journal of Health Promotion.

2021      Bishop-Royse J., B. Lange-Maia, L. Murray, R. Shah, and F. DeMaio. “Structural Racism, Socioeconomic Marginalization, and Infant Mortality.” Public Health 190: 55-61.

2020    *Soco, S., S.D. Simonvich, D. Dillon, J. Bishop-Royse, C. Lattner. “Communication, Leadership and Organizational Support Facilitates Successful Transition into Practice for Nurse Practitioners in the Emergency Department.” Journal of the Association of Nurse Practitioners.

2020    *Guardi, J., E. Aquino, K. Larimer, J. Bishop-Royse, and S. Simonovich. “Lack of Diagnosis and Screening for Pediatric Obesity in the Retail Health Setting: Implications for Quality Improvement Measures.” Journal of Pediatric Health Care 00: 1-8.

2020    *Meade, D., K. Amer, M. Sorenson, S. Ribero, Y. Charles, and J. Bishop-Royse. “Implementation of LGBT+ Health Education for Master’s Entry Nursing Students.” Journal of Nursing Education and Practice 10(3): 27-35.

2019    Bishop-Royse, J., D. Bastian, C. Heart, and G. Scott. “The Erotic Labor Market: A National Survey.” The Journal of Human Trafficking 7(2): 121-136.

2019    *Kanji, Z., S.D. Simonovich, N. Najmi, and J. Bishop-Royse. “Examining Clinical Indications for Cesarean Section in a University Hospital in Karachi, Pakistan.” Journal of Asian Midwives 6 (1): 13-25.

2018    Tariman, J.D., P. Katz, J. Bishop-Royse, L. Hartle, K.L. Szubski, T. Enecio, I. Garcia, N. Spawn, and K.J. Masterton. “Role Competency Scale on Shared Decision-Making Nurses: Development and Psychometric Properties.” SAGE Open Medicine 6: 1-10.

2018    V. Dahya and J. Bishop-Royse. “Sociodemographic Characteristics of Patients Who Experience Post-Discharge Adverse Events.” Journal of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology 4(2): 1-10.

2018    E. Aquino, Y.M. Lee, S. Spawn, and J. Bishop-Royse. “The Impact of Burnout on Doctorate Nursing Faculty’s Intent to Leave their Academic Position: A Descriptive Survey Research Design.” Nurse Education Today 69: 35-40.

2016    Tariman, J.D., E. Mehmeti, N. Spawn, S.P. McCarter, J. Bishop-Royse, I. Garcia, L. Hartle, and K. Szubski. “Oncology Nursing and Shared Decision Making for Cancer Treatment.” Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing 20(5): 560-563.

2016    McCarter, S.P., J.D. Tariman, N. Spawn, E. Mehmeti, J. Bishop-Royse, I. Garcia, L. Hartle, and K. Szubski. “Barriers and Promoters to Participation in the Era of Shared Treatment Decision- Making.” Western Journal of Nursing Research 38(10): 1282-1297.

2016    Tariman, J.D., C. Gleason, B. Faiman, D. Doss, D. Catamero, S. Kurtin, J. Bishop-Royse,            D. Moran, S. Lional. “Lack of Health Maintenance Exams and Risk in Myeloma        Patients.” Cancer Medicine 5(7).

2013    J. Agens, D. Tsilimingras, J. Bishop-Royse, J.L. Schnipper. Identifying Adverse Events After Discharge from a Community Hospital. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society          61: S52.

2013    J. Bishop-Royse & I. Eberstein. “Individual and County-Level Factors Associated with Racial Disparities in Cause-Specific Infant Mortality: Florida 1980-2000.” In N. Hoque, M. McGehee & B. Bradshaw (eds). Applied Demography and Public Health. NY:         Springer.

2013    K. Nandra, J. Bishop-Royse, and D. Tsilimingras. “A Patient’s Experience with an            Adverse Event.” Medical Science Educator: Journal of the International Association of     Medical Science Educators 23(4).

2009    J. Bishop-Royse, E. Jensen, and M. Simmons. “Improving Folic Acid Consumption in Women at Risk for Neural Tube Defects in Florida.” Florida Public Health Review 6: 36-45.

*student paper

Clinical Practice Guidelines

2019    Emergency Nurses Association Clinical Practice Guideline: Massive Transfusion Scoring Systems. Journal of Emergency Nursing 45(5):556. e1-556.

2019    Emergency Nurses Association Clinical Practice Guideline: Needle-Related or Minor Procedural Pain in Pediatric Patients. Journal of Emergency Nursing 45(4):437. e1-437.

2019    Emergency Nurses Association Clinical Practice Guideline: Gastric Tube Placement Verification. Journal of Emergency Nursing 45(3):306. e1-306.e10.

2019    Emergency Nurses Association Clinical Practice Guideline: Intimate Partner Violence. Journal of Emergency Nursing 45(2):191. e1-191.e29.

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