Associate Professor of Nursing
Eleanor Mann School of Nursing
253 Epley Center for Health Professions
Phone: 479-575-5871
FAX: 479-575-3218
kbarta@uark.edu
Therapeutic Communication
Child/Family
Community
Seminar in Nursing
School health, school nursing, research utilization and evidence-based practice, professional development.
Kathleen Barta has clinical expertise in the care of children and families. She has worked as a nurse educator since 1980 and was instrumental in the development and implementation of both the BSN and MSN programs at the University of Arkansas.
Kathleen Barta has conducted survey research in the area of school nursing. She was instrumental in developing the new M.S.N. Program.
Kathleen Barta is married to Dr. Samuel Totten, Professor at the University of Arkansas.
Neighbors, M., & Barta, K. (2004). A model for professional development: The school nurse summer institute. Journal of School Nursing, 20(3).
Holt, C., Barta, K., Neighbors, M., & Smith, R. (2003). The role of the school nurse: Comparison of school nurse and superintendent. Education Research and Policy Studies Journal, 3(2): 89-101.
Barta, K. (pending). Prepared new chapter in "Genetics" for next edition of Monahan, F. D., Sands, J. K., Neighbors, M., Marek, J. F., & Phipps, W.J. Medical surgical nursing: Health and illness perspectives, (8th ed.). St. Louis: Mosby.
Barta, K. (2003). Prepared 14 “Nursing Research Boxes” for the second edition of Fundamentals of Nursing: Caring and Clinical Judgment, (2nd Ed.). Edited by H. Harkreader & M.A. Hogan, Elsevier Science.
Barta, K. (2003). Assessment of the reproductive system and sexuality. In Phipps, Marek, Monahan, Neighbors, & Sands, (Eds.), Medical surgical nursing: Health and illness perspectives, (7th ed.). St. Louis: Mosby.
Barta, K. (2003). Management of women with reproductive problems. In Phipps, Marek, Monahan, Neighbors, & Sands, (Eds.), Medical surgical nursing: Health and illness perspectives, (7th ed.). St. Louis: Mosby.
Dr. Barta has presented her research at the annual meetings Sigma Theta Tau International, the National Association of School Nurses, and Academy Health.