Stolldorf among 66 Vanderbilt faculty grants empowering student innovation through immersion
Deonni Stolldorf
Associate Professor Deonni Stolldorf’s project, “Implementation Science in Healthcare Settings,” is part of the Provost’s Faculty Grants for Culminating Projects in Immersion, designed to support faculty who provide students with transformative experiences across Vanderbilt.
Students have engaged in such projects as the evaluation of heart failure self-care interventions, clinical decision support tools and medication safety in inpatient settings. Through this hands-on experience, students developed research skills, including data collection, analysis and manuscript writing.
To learn more about The Provost’s Faculty Grants for Culminating Projects in Immersion, please click here.
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