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Education:
- BSN, University of San Francisco
- MS, University of Nevada, Reno
- DNSc, University of California, San Francisco
- Postdoctoral Fellowship, Oregon Health and Sciences University
Scholarly Areas: Dr. Hatton’s background is in the area of community/public health nursing with a special interest in the health and human rights of vulnerable women and their families. Her research has focused on the health and healthcare access of homeless women and women prisoners. Her program of research includes the use of community based participatory research (CBPR) methods.
Biography: Dr. Hatton is working with research colleagues to investigate policies in jails and prisons that impact the health and human rights of women prisoners. She is the co-editor of a book published August 2009 by Radcliffe entitled: Women Prisoners and Health Justice: Perspectives, Issues, and Advocacy for an International Hidden Population. This edited book is the result of an international, interdisciplinary meeting held at the Rockefeller Foundation’s Study and Conference Center in Bellagio, Italy.
Dr. Hatton was the 2008 Chair of the Committee on Women’s Rights (COWR) of the American Public Health Association. This standing committee is concerned with women’s rights, including a primary focus on gender inequities in health care and health policy. With SDSU School of Nursing colleagues Dr. Hatton is collaborating with the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland (HES-SO) for a student/faculty exchange program.
Selected Publications:
- Hatton, D. C., and Fisher, A. A. (in press) Incarceration and the new asylums: Consequences for the mental health of women prisoners. Issues in Mental Health Nursing..
- Fisher, A. A., and Hatton, D. C. (in press) Incarcerated women: A global challenge for nursing ethics. In Globalization of Nursing: Ethical, Legal and Political Issues. Oxford, England: Radcliffe Publishing Company.
- Hatton, D.C., Kleffel, D., and Fisher, A. A. (2006) Prisoners’ perspectives of health problems and healthcare in US women’s jail.. Women & Health. 44: 133-150.
- Chung-Park, M., Hatton, D. C., Robinson, L., and Kleffel, D. (2006) RN-to-MSN students' attitudes toward women experiencing homelessness: A focus group study.. Journal of Nursing Education. 45: 317-322.
- Perry, C., Hatton, D., and Kendall, J. (2005) Latino parents’ accounts of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 16: 312-321.
- Kendall, J., M., Leo, Perrin, N., and Hatton, D. C. (2005) Modeling ADHD family and child relationships.. Western Journal of Nursing Research. 27: 500-518.
- Kendall, J., Leo, M. C., Perrin, N., and Hatton, D. (2005) Service needs of families with children with ADHD.. Journal of Family Nursing.. 11: 264-288.
- Hatton, D. C., and Kaiser, L. (2004) Methodological and ethical issues emerging from pilot testing an intervention with women in a transitional shelter.. Western Journal of Nursing Research. 26: 129-136.
- Kendall, J., Hatton, D., Beckett, A., and Leo, M. (2003) Children's accounts of Attention Deficit hyperactivity Disorder/ADHD. Advances in Nursing Science. 26: 114-130.
- Kendall, J., and Hatton, D. (2002) Racism as a source of health disparity in families with children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Advances in Nursing Science. 25: 22-39.
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