Two other local consultants are Amy Agbayani and Haunani Trask. Agbayani is an expert in cultural diversity in student population. Trask supports culturally appropriate clinical scholarships for native Hawaiians. Kooker said after graduation, most nurses are expected to stay in Hawai'i as faculty members. However, some do research in clinical environment.
Nurses also work in the prison system, city and some continue research in the health care industry.
The purpose is to improve health outcomes. To live longer, to have shorter hospitalized care, and for better quality of life. None of the money awarded will be used to help the School of Public Health. Ka Leo O Hawai'i . All rights reserved.