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OLIVIA WASHINGTON, PHARMD
PHARMD
Pharmacist
NPI: 1841894979Individual
Specialties, Licenses & Credentials
PharmacistPrimary
Pharmacist
Code: 183500000X
E-16569(MS)
Research & Publications (16)
Enabling older homeless minority women to overcome homelessness by using a life management enhancement group intervention.
PMID 19212866·Issues Ment Health Nurs·2009
8-other
Effect of impaired cognition on hypertension outcomes in older urban African Americans.
PMID 19248406·Medsurg Nurs·2008
8-other
Relationship between depression and specific health indicators among hypertensive African American parents and grandparents.
PMID 18843828·Prog Cardiovasc Nurs·2008
8-other
Telling my story: from narrative to exhibit in illuminating the lived experience of homelessness among older African American women.
PMID 18375622·J Health Psychol·2008
8-other
Mentoring in community-based participatory research: the RCMAR experience.
PMID 17598315·Ethn Dis·2007
8-other
Parental stress among African American parents and grandparents.
PMID 17454289·Issues Ment Health Nurs·2007
8-other
Poor nutrient intake and high obese rate in an urban African American population with hypertension.
PMID 17353584·J Am Coll Nutr·2007
8-other
Depression, stress, and blood pressure in urban African-American women.
PMID 16760688·Prog Cardiovasc Nurs·2006
8-other
What you need to know about home blood pressure telemonitoring: but may not know to ask.
PMID 15486505·Home Healthc Nurse·2004
6-review
Normative health research experiences among African American elders.
PMID 15448288·J Aging Health·2004
8-other
Using scrapbooks & portfolios in group work with women who are chemically dependent.
PMID 15237791·J Psychosoc Nurs Ment Health Serv·2004
6-review
Group interventions with low-income African American women recovering from chemical dependency.
PMID 12774536·Health Soc Work·2003
4-observational
Promising group practices to empower low-income minority women coping with chemical dependency.
PMID 12674525·Am J Orthopsychiatry·2003
3-trial
A model of group treatment to facilitate recovery from chemical dependence.
PMID 11468887·J Psychosoc Nurs Ment Health Serv·2001
8-other
Using brief therapeutic interventions to create change in self-efficacy and personal control of chemically dependent women.
PMID 11172237·Arch Psychiatr Nurs·2001
3-trial
Effects of group therapy on chemically dependent women's self-efficacy.
PMID 11140198·J Nurs Scholarsh·2000
8-other
Data courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). Ltrl is not affiliated with or endorsed by NLM.
Contact & Hours
- Address
- 1935 LAKELAND DR STE 900
JACKSON, MS 39216 - Phone
- (601) 589-9774
Quick Facts
- NPI
- 1841894979
- Entity Type
- Individual
- Gender
- Female
- Medicare
- Not confirmed
- Specialties
- 1
- Locations
- 1
- Publications
- 16
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