Rate My Professor Marilyn Swan

Swan's academic interests and research specializations center on rural life, nursing theory, family nursing, simulation pedagogy, and nursing education. Her key publications include "Familiarity: A Concept Analysis on Rural Life" (Swan, Hobbs, & Gietzen, 2023, Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care), "Lack of Anonymity and Secondary Traumatic Stress in Rural Nurses" (Swan & Hobbs, 2021, Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care), "Early Career Nurses' Experiences of Providing Family Nursing Care: Perceived Benefits and Challenges" (Swan & Eggenberger, 2020, Journal of Family Nursing), "Concept Analysis: Lack of Anonymity" (Swan & Hobbs, 2017, Journal of Advanced Nursing), "Obstetric Nurses’ Self-Efficacy, Demographic Characteristics, and Family Focused Care During Simulated Events" (Ehmke, Van Gelderen, Swan, & Bourdeanu, 2022, Creative Nursing), and book chapters "Lack of Anonymity: Changes for the 21st Century" in Rural Nursing: Concepts, Theory, and Practice (5th ed., 2018; 6th ed., 2022). She presented research at the 16th International Family Nursing Association Conference and International Rural Nursing Conference in 2023. In 2024, Swan received the inaugural Glen Taylor Nursing Institute Faculty Research Dissemination Award for her contributions to family and societal nursing research. She serves on the Glen Taylor Nursing Institute Advisory Board and co-chairs the Mayo Collaboration Educational Experiences council.