As Project Coordinator at the Center, Susan's work is focused in several areas. She is the research coordinator for a collaborative endeavor between Brown University and The Progeria Research Foundation to create a medical and research database for Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome, a rare genetic and fatal disease in children, and she is also the Cell and Tissue Bank Coordinator for the Foundation. Ms. Campbell works on an NIA funded project examining the impact of Federal regulatory changes on rural hospitals and their long term care strategies, and has recently assumed the role of data coordinator in the Center's development of an Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Database. Susan received a Masters degree in Experimental Psychology from San Francisco State University in 1993 and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Rhode Island. Her prior work at the center has involved several breast cancer studies funded by the National Cancer Institute.

Publications

Stuart B, Fennell M, Sun R, Campbell, S. (2005): Financial Consequences of Rural Hospital Long Term Care Strategies. Under review, Health Care Management Review.

Fennell ML, Campbell SE. (2005): The Regulatory Environment and Rural Hospital Long Term Care Strategies from 1997-2003: The Seven-Year Rollercoaster Ride. Underreview, Journal of Rural Health.

Petrisek A, Campbell S, Laliberte L. (2000): Family History of Breast Cancer. Impact on the Disease Experience. Cancer Practice, 8(3):135-142.