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Introduction
Teaching Interests
Research Interests
Educational Background
Schedule
Nurse Practitioner Links
Other Sites of Interest
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Randy Marion Caine
Professor of Nursing
Director, Graduate and
Post-Baccalaureate Programs
Office:
Simpson Tower 409
Phone:
323-343-4738
FAX:
323-343-6454
 : rcaine@calstatela.edu
Graduate
Nursing Programs Information
For additional information, please contact our Nursing Advisement
Office
Simpson Tower, Room 417
323-343-4730
FAX: (323) 343-6454
INTRODUCTION
Dr. Randy M. Caine brings
expertise in preparing advanced practice nurses, nurse
practitioners and critical care and trauma/emergency
clinical nurse specialists to our campus. She holds licenses and/or
professional certifications as a registered nurse in critical care, as an
adult nurse practitioner, and as a
clinical specialist. She is clinically active, practicing as a nurse practitioner in adult/geriatric and general
medicine.
TEACHING INTERESTS
At the undergraduate level, I have taught both lower and upper division
courses in medical-surgical nursing, critical care, and adult developmental
theory. At the graduate level, I have taught role theory, nursing research,
nursing education, and advanced practice nursing courses for
trauma/emergency, critical care, and nurse
practitioner specialties. I have held full-time
faculty positions at Hunter
College, University of California Los Angeles, California State University Long Beach, and Pepperdine University
prior to my appointment at California State University Los Angeles.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
My current research is in the area of breast cancer in men. I also have
research interests in end-of-life decision-making. My past research
focused on employee relations, specifically mentoring, collegiality and
collaboration.
Representative Professional Activities
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Date
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Publications/Presentations
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2007
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Caine, RM, Hand, M. & Chung, W. Breast Cancer in Men:
Utilization of a Risk Assessment Screening Tool. Joanna Briggs Institute, 2007 International Convention,
Pebbles of Knowledge: Evidence for Excellence Adelaide,
Australia
Hand, M, Caine, R. & Schulman, L. Use of Evidence to Support Development
of an Educational Brochure on Breast Cancer in Men Joanna Briggs
Institute, 2007 International Convention, Pebbles of Knowledge: Evidence
for Excellence Adelaide, Australia
Caine, RM, Hand, M. & Chung, W. Development of a Breast
Cancer Risk Assessment Tool for Men. Sigma Theta
Tau Nursing
Research Conference Building
a Healthy Profession, Community, Nation, and World. San Diego, CA
Hand, M, Caine, R. & Schulman, L. A Preliminary Educational Tool on Breast
Cancer for Men. Sigma Theta
Tau Nursing
Research Conference Building
a Healthy Profession, Community, Nation, and World. San Diego, CA
Caine, RM. An
Evaluation of Nurse Practitioner Participation in End-of-Life Treatment
Decisions. Sigma Theta Tau 18th
International Nursing Research Congress Collaboration: A Transdisciplinary Roadmap to Discovery, Vienna,
Austria
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2005
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Caine, RM
& Caine, JB. (2005). Possible Estuarine-Associated
Syndrome. ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners.
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2003
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Advanced Practice Nursing: Demystifying the U.S.
Model. University
of Melbourne, Melbourne Australia.
Psychological influences in critical care: Perspectives from Psychoneuroimmunology. Critical Care Nurse. 23
(2).
Early Identification and Management of Critical Incident Stress.
Critical Care Nurse. 23 (1).
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2002
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Nurse Practitioner Participation in Advance Directive
Discussion. American
College of Nurse
Practitioners, National Clinical Symposium, Albuquerque, NM.
Discussion of End-of-Life Treatment Decisions by Nurse Practitioners.Nu
Mu Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau.
Los Angeles, CA.
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2001
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Advanced Practice Nursing: Evolution of the Nurse
Practitioner Role in the USA.
At Nursing Up Close Conference. Adelaide, Australia.
November 22-23, 2001.
End-of-life treatment decisions: Analysis of nurse
practitioner advocacy.In Mayer,
B. (Ed.) Program and Proceedings of theTwenty-eigthth
Annual National Teaching Institute of the American Association of Critical
Care Nurses. (p.187). Aliso Viejo, CA:
AACN.
Analysis of nurse practitioner
advocacy: Discussion of end-of-life treatment decisions. American
Journal of Critical Care. 10 (3),209-10.
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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Nurse Practitioner Certificate (Adult/Geriatric) 1994
 California
State University
Long Beach
Long Beach,
CA
Ed.D. Institutional Management (Higher
Education) 1989
Pepperdine University
Los Angeles, CA
MS (Medical-Surgical Nursing Education) 1973
Hunter
College of the City
University of New
York
New York, NY
BS Nursing 1969
University
of Miami
Coral Gables,
FL
OFFICE/CLASS HOURS
Fall, 2007
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Day
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Time
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Monday
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7-9
Advisement (by app’t)
9-12
Meetings
12-1
Advisement (by app’t)
1-4
Meetings
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Tuesday
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7-8:30 Clinical
Seminar (513A/515)
8-12 NURS 512A
12:30-4 NURS 518A
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Wednesday
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Clinical Site Visits (513A/515)
Faculty Practice
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Thursday
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Clinical Site Visits (513A/515)
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Friday
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Clinical Site Visits (513A/515)
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NURSE PRACTITIONER LINKS
Nurse Practitioner Central
American College of Nurse Practitioners
American
Academy of Nurse Practitioners
National
Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties
National
Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
California
Association of Nurse Practitioners
National
Conference of Gerontological Nurse Practitioners
American
Psychiatric Nurses Association
American
Nurses Credentialling Center
OTHER SITES OF INTEREST
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Cybernurse
Free
Continuing Education
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