Dr. Kim Kopenhaver Haidet |
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Pennsylvania State University School of Nursing Research Faculty Assistant ProfessorAppointed: 2005 Pennsylvania State University College of Health & Human Development University Faculty Senate, Elected SenatorAppointed: 2006 Pennsylvania State University College of Health & Human Development, SON Graduate Faculty MemberAppointed: 2005 Pennsylvania State University Medicine, Hershey Pediatrics Assistant ProfessorAppointed: 2005 Pennsylvania State University Medicine, Hershey Pediatrics Infant Developmental SpecialistAppointed: 2005 |  |
Mailing Address307E Health & Human Development Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 16802-6509United States | Contact Information |
Qualifications
Post-doctoral Fellow, National Institutes of Health, NINR, Intramural, 2006.
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, Biobehavioral Health, 2005.
R.N.C., Neonatal NP, 1989.
C.R.N.P., Neonatal, 1989.
M.S.N., University of Pennsylvania, Perinatal Nursing, 1989.
B.S. with Distinction, Pennsylvania State University, Nursing, 1986.
A.B., Franklin & Marshall College, Science, 1982.
Expertise and Research Interests
My research interests include:
Developmental psychobiology
Perinatal/neonatal care
Parent-infant interactions and family dynamics
Infants' biobehavioral responses and health outcomes
Gene variants and neurobehavioral regulation
Developmental psychobiology
Perinatal/neonatal care
Parent-infant interactions and family dynamics
Infants' biobehavioral responses and health outcomes
Gene variants and neurobehavioral regulation
Other Expertise
Academic Experience:
1990-Present Advanced Practice SIG Member, National Association of Neonatal Nurses
1995-1998 Nurse Practitioner Faculty Advocate American Association of Colleges of Nursing/National Health Service
1993- Editorial reviewer for 'Neonatal Pharmacology Quarterly'
1990-Present Advanced Practice SIG Member, National Association of Neonatal Nurses
1995-1998 Nurse Practitioner Faculty Advocate American Association of Colleges of Nursing/National Health Service
1993- Editorial reviewer for 'Neonatal Pharmacology Quarterly'
Future Research
The primary aim of this interdisciplinary program of research is toward understanding genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors that contribute to preterm infants' biobehavioral stress responses to handling in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). This research addresses a significant problem for neonates who undergo multiple exposures to events likely to produce stress and pain. The impact of these exposures on short and long-term morbidities is unknown, and a focus of this proposed research.
Keywords
COS Keywords:
Child Development, Family, Health and Medicine, Infants, Neonatal Disorders, Neonatology, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing, Outcomes Research (Medical), Perinatal Health, Psychobiology, Social Sciences, Stress, Stress Response (Neuroanatomy), Women's Health.Additional Terms:
Biobehavioral Health, Neonatal, Newborn Individualized Developmental Care, Newborn Stress Reactivity, Nurse Practitioner.Memberships
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
Eastern Nursing Research Society
National Association of Neonatal Nurses
National Perinatal Association
Pediatric Endocrinology Nursing Society
Sigma Theta Tau International
Society for Research in Child Development
Honors and Awards
2007, Achievement Award, Celebrating Nursing Excellence, Third Annual Nursing Recognition Reception,
Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Magnet Recognition Program
2006, Competitive Selection, Molecular Genetics- Intramural Fellow,
National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR),
Georgetown University,
12 graduate credits in Molecular Genetics, GPA- 4.0
2005, Finalist, Excellence in Nursing Research,
Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania
1998-2000,
Graduate Assistantship,
College of Health and Human Development,
PhD Program Biobehavioral Health
1995-1998,
Nurse Practitioner Faculty Advocate,
American Association of Colleges of Nursing/National Health Service Corps,
Pennsylvania State University
1989, Sigma Theta Tau International,
Xi Chapter,
University of Pennsylvania
1989, MSN, Summa Cum Laude,
University of Pennsylvania,
Perinatal Nursing/Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
1988-1989,
Professional Nurse Traineeship
University of Pennsylvania,
Perinatal Nursing
1982-1986,
B.S. Nursing, With Distinction
Pennsylvania State University
1980-1980,
Freshman Award
Lancaster General Hospital, School of Nursing
Previous Positions
2003-2005, Research Associate,
Pennsylvania State University,
College of Medicine,
Pediatrics,
Newborn Medicine
1999-2005, Doctoral Candidate,
Pennsylvania State University,
Health and Human Development,
Biobehavioral Health
1995-2003, Instructor,
Pennsylvania State University,
Health and Human Development,
School of Nursing,
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Program
1990-1998, Clinical Nurse Specialist/Neonatal Nurse Practitioner,
Pennsylvania State University,
College of Medicine,
Newborn Medicine
Funding Received
- Children Youth and Family Consortium, level II: Stress and the Low Birth Weight Infant: Mechanisms, Implications, and Interventions, $20,000, 2007 to 2009.
- Johnson & Johnson Consumer & Personal Products Worldwide/PSU: Health Behaviors and Quality of Life: Autonomic and Behavioral Stress Responses in LBW Infants- Haidet, $50,000, 2006 to 2007.
- Children's Miracle Network: Stress Response & Recovery to Neonatal Care- Haidet, $25,000, 2006 to 2007.
- The Pediatric Endocrinology Nursing Society: Biobehavioral Patterns of Responsiveness in Very Low Birth Weight Preterm Infants, $10,000, 2004 to 2005.
- Children's Miracle Network: The Effect of a NIDCAP- Based Care Plan on Parental Stress, Relationships, and Competence, $9,499, 1997 to 1998.
- Foundation for Neonatal Research & Education: The Current Status of NICU Developmental Care Activities, $3,500, 1996 to 1997.
- Dept of Health and Human Services, PHS, Division of Nursing: Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Training Grant, $750,000, 1994 to 1997.
Publications
- Salavitabar, A., Haidet, K.K., Adkins, C., Palmer, C., and Storm, H. (2008) Preterm infants' physiological and behavioral responses to sound stimuli in the neonatal intensive care unit, , , Pediatric Academic Societies and Asian Society for Pediatric Research
- Adkins, C., Haidet, K.K. (2008) The relationships among environmental stimuli in the neonatal intensive care unit and real-time physiologic responses in premature infants, 20th Scientific Sessions, Eastern Nursing Research Society
- Haidet, K.K. (2008) Vulnerable States: Characteristic patterns of stress response in preterm infants, 20th Scientific Sessions, Eastern Nursing Research Society
- Haidet, K.K., Adkins, C., Rebstock, S., Salavitabar, A., Susman, E.J., West, S.G., Palmer, C., and Storm, H, (2008) Measures of stress vulnerability in LBW Infants: An integrative biobehavioral approach to stress reactitvity measurement, Physical & Developmental Environment of the High Risk Infant, 21st Annual Gravens Conference
- Haidet, K.K., Rebstock, S, Adkins, C, Hatfield, L (2007) Gene variants and behavioral determinants of stress as predictors of health outcomes in preterm infants, 19th Scientific Sessions, Eastern Nursing Research Society
- Haidet, K.K., Susman, E.J., Adkins, C, Cortisol responsivity, family environment, and positive self-perceptions in pregnant and non-pregnant adolescents, (Submitted)
- Fogg, J, Haidet, K.K., Winger, M (2006) Needs assessment of a parent support group in the neonatal intensive care unit, Pediatric Research Day, Penn State University
- Censani, M, Haidet, K.K. (2006) Heart rate variability as a marker of morbidity in VLBW preterm infants, Pediatric Research Day, Penn State University
- Haidet, K.K., Susman, E.J., West, S.G., Hupcey, J. (2006) Perceptions of parenting competency in mothers of preterm infants, The Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting 2006, E-PAS2006,59, 2921.485.
- Haidet, K.K., Susman. E.J., West, S.G., Marks, K.H. (2006) Stress vulnerability in VLBW infants, 19th Annual Gravens Physical and Developmental Environment of the High Risk Infant 2006
- Haidet, K.K., Susman, E.J., West, S.G., Marks, K.H. (2005) Preterm infants' biobehavioral responses to handling, The Pediatric Academic Societies' Annual Meeting 2005, PAS 2005, 57:3219.
- Haidet, K.K., Susman, E.J., Schiefelbein, V. (2005) Cortisol responsivity, family environment, and positive self-perceptions in pregnant and non-pregnant adolescents, Society for Research in Child Development 2005 Biennial Meeting
- Haidet, K.K., Susman, E.J., West, S.G., Marks, K.H. (2005) Biobehavioral responses to handling, Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 20 (2), 128
- Passero, V.A., Haidet, K.K., Banta, C.S. (1998) Parental effects of a developmental care program for NICU staff, NANN Research Update
- Passero, V.A., Haidet, K.K., Banta, C.S. (1996) The effect of an educational program on nurses' use of developmental care, Neonatal Research Makes Sense: A compendium of research abstracts in support of evidence-based neonatal nursing practice, Petaluma, CA, NANN, 68-69
- Haidet, K.K. (1996) Review of the Book Contemporary Professional Nursing, Doody's Nursing Book Review Home Page
- Haidet, K.K. (1995) Epsilon-Aminocaproic Acid., Neonatal Network, 14 (6), 75-77
- Loeb, S., Kowlanowski, A., Penrod, J., Hupcey, J., Haidet, K.K., Yu, F., and Fick, D., Creating cross-disciplinary alliances to advance nursing research., Journal of Nursing Scholarship, In Press
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