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Biography

Dr. Cobbett's clinical practice area of expertise is maternal newborn nursing. Her research has focused predominantly in the area of nursing education with a specific focus related to online nursing education and professional socialization. Her methodological expertise is in quantitative approaches however the majority of her research also includes a qualitative aspect in addition to the quantitative methodology.

Education

Ed. D 2006
RN 1984
BN 1988
Gerontology Diploma 1991
MN 1995

Memberships

• Atlantic Region Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing 1996 - Present
• Sigma Theta Ti – Rho Rho Chapter- Member 1999 – Present
• College of Registered Nurses of Nova Scotia, member (1984 - Present)

Awards and Honours

• Graduated with Distinction Marks- Doctoral Degree, CSU, 2006
• Nova Scotia Registered Nurses Foundation, Scholarship for Doctoral Studies, 2002.

Publications

• Cobbett, S., Hartigan-Rogers, J., & Redmond, S. (2013). Adoption of evidence-based best practice regarding three-option multiple choice questions: It’s about time! Peer-reviewed paper presented at the Western North-western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing. Edmonton, AB: February 21-23, 2013.
• Cobbett, S. (2013). Chapter PowerPoint Presentations: Maternal Child Nursing Care in Canada (1^st ed.). Toronto, ON: Elsevier.
• Cobbett, S. (2013). Electronic Test bank: Maternal Child Nursing Care in Canada (1^st ed.). Toronto, ON: Elsevier.
• Cobbett, S. (2013). (Adapted). Nursing Management: Sexually transmitted infections. In Goldsworthy, S. and Barry, M. (Eds.). Medical-Surgical nursing in Canada: Assessment and management of clinical problems (3^rd ed.). Toronto, ON: Elsevier.
• Cobbett, S. (2013). (Adapted). Nursing Management: Male reproductive problems. In Goldsworthy, S. and Barry, M. (Eds.). Medical-Surgical nursing in Canada: Assessment and management of clinical problems (3^rd ed.). Toronto, ON: Elsevier.