Publications by authors named "Matthew S Howard"

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Spotting and Addressing Bullies' "Sticky" Storytelling: Serendipitous Findings of a Mixed-Methods Study.
Matthew S Howard, Jennifer Embree, Monica Kennison, Laura Dzurec

J Interpers Violence· December 2025

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Considerations for Collaborations: International Nursing Continuing Professional Development.
Matthew S Howard, Sarah E Gray

J Emerg Nurs· January 2022

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Credentialing and certification: Overview, science, and impact on policy, regulation, and practice.
Kathy B Chappell, Matthew S Howard, Vicki Lundmark, Cathy Ivory

Int Nurs Rev· December 2021

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Adapting Civility Education in an Academic-Practice Partnership.
Angela G Opsahl, Jennifer L Embree, Matthew S Howard, Mary Lynn Davis-Ajami, Cynthia Herrington

J Contin Educ Nurs· December 2021

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Communicating Expectations: Developing a Rubric for Peer Reviewers.
Matthew S Howard, Sarah E Abel, Elizabeth A Madigan

J Contin Educ Nurs· February 2021

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Innovative Opportunities for Civility: Professional Development in a Time of COVID-19.
Angela G Opsahl, Jennifer L Embree, Matthew S Howard

J Contin Educ Nurs· January 2021

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Educational Intervention Improves Communication Abilities of Nurses Encountering Workplace Incivility.
Matthew S Howard, Jennifer L Embree

J Contin Educ Nurs· March 2020

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Patients' perspective on choosing the emergency department for nonurgent medical care: a qualitative study exploring one reason for overcrowding.
Matthew S Howard, Barbara A Davis, Crystal Anderson, Diane Cherry, Patricia Koller

J Emerg Nurs· October 2005

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