Ph.D.  Doctoral Degree, Morgan State University                                            2022         

Dissertation Title: EFFICACY OF USING A MOBILE APPLICATION IN SUPPORT

OF POSTDISCHARGE COMPLIANCE AMONG HEART FAILURE PATIENTS. 

MS      Morgan State University, Master of Science Nursing                              May 2013

            Capstone Project: “Community Health Outreach in Ilesha, Osun State, Nigeria”

BSN    Holy Family University, Bachelor of Science in Nursing                      May 2009

Dr. Asamoah has an impressive background in nursing and academia, spanning over 14 years of professional experience. With a decade of teaching at Morgan State University, she has shown a commitment to educating and shaping the next generation of nursing professionals. Her roles as a Course Coordinator and Clinical Instructor demonstrate her hands-on involvement in guiding students through various aspects of nursing practice.

Furthermore, her clinical experience at Prince George’s Community Hospital showcases her proficiency in managing the care of post-operative heart and vascular surgical patients. This includes critical responsibilities such as cardiac monitoring, patient assessments, specimen collection, and collaborative care planning.

Dr. Asamoah’s research interests lie in cardiovascular and heart failure patients, with notable contributions in the form of published studies and presentations at renowned medical associations. Her work on the efficacy of mobile applications in postdischarge compliance among heart failure patients reflects a forward-thinking approach to healthcare technology.

Dr. Asamoah’s involvement in the NIH “All of Us” Research Program and ongoing research on ethnic disparities in health among hypertensive patients demonstrate a dedication to addressing pressing health issues within diverse populations. Additionally, her collaborative research endeavors with other faculty members highlight her ability to work effectively within interdisciplinary teams.

Overall, Dr. Asamoah’s extensive experience, dedication to education, and impactful research efforts make her a valuable asset to both the academic and clinical aspects of nursing. Her contributions to the field have the potential to drive positive change in patient care and healthcare practices.