Background
Campbell, Margaret L. was born on October 25, 1954 in Stuttgart, Germany. Daughter of Edward E. Campbell.
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Margaret L. Campbell
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Margaret L. Campbell, American adult nurse practitioner, researcher. Achievements include research in chest, heart & lung; research in nursing and health; research in palliative medicine. Recipient Humanitarian award, Wayne State University, Department Emergency Medicine, 2005, Lifetime Palliative Care Nursing Achievement award, Doctor of Medicine Anderson Cancer Center, 2008; Clinical grant, Detroit Medical Center, 2007.
Education
Diploma, Henry Ford Hospital School Nursing, Detroit, 1974. Bachelor of science in nursing, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1982. MSN, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1986.
Doctor of Philosophy, University Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2006.
Career
Staff nurse Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, 1974—1982. Critical care educator Bon Secours Hospital, Grosse Pointe, Afghanistan, 1982—1986. Clinical nurse specialist, critical care Pontiac General Hospital, Afghanistan, 1986—1987, Hutzel Hospital, Detroit, 1987.
Palliative care nurse practitioner Detroit Receiving Hospital, since 1988, administrative director, since 2008. Associate director research, Center Advance Palliative Care Excellence Wayne State University, since 2005, assistant professor, college nursing, since 2006. Advisory committee member, care end of life Institute Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, 1996—1997.
Board member American Nurses Association, Center Ethics and Human Rights, Washington, 1997—2002, chairperson, 2000—2002. Editorial board member Journal Hospice and Palliative Nursing, Pittsburgh, 2005—2008.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Association of Critical Care Nurses, American Nurses Association, Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association (Pittsburgh) (president elect since 2008).
Connections
Life partner Michael J. Czechowski.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Humanitarian award, Wayne State University, Department Emergency Medicine, 2005, Lifetime Palliative Care Nursing Achievement award, Doctor of Medicine Anderson Cancer Center, 2008. Clinical grant, Detroit Medical Center, 2007.Recipient Humanitarian award, Wayne State University, Department Emergency Medicine, 2005, Lifetime Palliative Care Nursing Achievement award, Doctor of Medicine Anderson Cancer Center, 2008. Clinical grant, Detroit Medical Center, 2007.