Dr. Buckenmeyer is a public health professional, nurse, and global health practitioner whose health services research aims to improve health equity in rural communities around the world. She has engaged an interprofessional team of nurses, public health professionals, engineers, and data scientists to develop innovative preventative healthcare delivery systems for pregnant people and infant caregivers, which is achieved through nurse health coaching, anticipatory guidance, and tailored resource acquisition. Her team's efforts blend traditional human preventive health service delivery with advanced AI technologies, all with the objective of reducing maternal and infant mortality on a global scale.
- Ph.D., Nursing Science, University of Illinois
- M.P.H., George Washington University
- M.S.N., Marquette University
- B.S.N., Indiana University
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