Maureen Varty

Emphasizing adaptability and resilience in her academic and professional pursuits, Maureen Varty serves as an Assistant Professor Adjunct in the CON-DEAN Administration Department at the University of Colorado Denver - Anschutz Medical Campus. With a robust research portfolio, she delves into critical areas such as transitional care, sickle cell anemia, workplace violence, and biomedical technology. Her work is instrumental in shaping policies and practices that enhance patient care and safety. Varty's scholarly contributions are well-recognized, with numerous articles published in esteemed peer-reviewed journals like the Journal of Nurses Professional Development, Nursing Administration Quarterly, and the Journal of Advanced Nursing. Her research is not only theoretical but also practical, aiming to address real-world challenges faced by healthcare professionals and patients alike. Her insights into workplace violence have been pivotal in developing strategies to protect frontline staff, ensuring a safer and more supportive work environment. In addition to her research, Maureen Varty is actively involved in several projects that focus on improving patient safety and care transitions. Her work in biomedical technology explores innovative solutions that can be integrated into healthcare systems to enhance efficiency and patient outcomes. Her dedication to advancing nursing practice is evident in her commitment to mentoring the next generation of nurses and healthcare leaders. Maureen Varty's contributions extend beyond academia as she collaborates with healthcare organizations to implement evidence-based practices that improve care delivery. Her passion for nursing and healthcare innovation continues to drive her research and teaching, making a significant impact on the field. Through her work, she remains committed to fostering a healthcare environment that prioritizes safety, quality, and compassion.