Rate My Professor Lanell Bellury

Dr. Bellury's research focused on cancer survivorship in elderly patients, nursing workforce retention and diversity, teamwork in acute care environments, communication in pediatric critical care, and support for hospice family caregivers. Her publications have garnered significant scholarly attention, with key works including "Predicting student attrition using social determinants: Implications for a diverse nursing workforce" (Barbé, Kimble, Bellury, Rubenstein; Journal of Professional Nursing, 2018), "Elderly cancer survivorship: an integrative review and conceptual framework" (Bellury et al.; European Journal of Oncology Nursing, 2011), "The effect of aging and cancer on the symptom experience and physical function of elderly breast cancer survivors" (Bellury et al.; Cancer, 2012), "Teamwork in acute care: Perceptions of essential but unheard assistive personnel and the counterpoint of perceptions of registered nurses" (Bellury et al.; Research in Nursing & Health, 2016), "Communication in pediatric critical care units: a review of the literature" (Hallman, Bellury; Critical Care Nurse, 2020), "Do health promotion behaviors affect levels of job satisfaction and job stress for nurses in an acute care hospital?" (Williams et al.; JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2018), and "Supporting home hospice family caregivers: Insights from different perspectives" (Ellington et al.; Palliative & Supportive Care, 2018). She presented at multiple Oncology Nursing Society annual congresses on cancer survivorship and patient-centered care and co-led Georgia's Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute-funded Cancer Survivorship Care project.