Dr. Meghan Potthoff, PhD, APRN-NP, is a professor and the Keough Family Endowed Chair at Creighton University College of Nursing. She holds a PhD in Nursing from South Dakota State University, an MSN in Pediatric Acute Care from the University of Pennsylvania, and a BSN from Creighton University. Dr. Potthoff’s work focuses on expanding access to advance care planning tools in diverse communities and pediatric acute care resources in rural areas. She also practices as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at Children’s Nebraska with the Pediatric Hospital Medicine Division. As part of her research, she developed Pediatric Go Wish Together, a resource helping parents identify and communicate their child’s care priorities, empowering advocacy and decision-making. Her research and educational initiatives aim to improve access to pediatric acute care services and palliative care resources.
Maio Anna, etal Introducing Collaborative Care: Teaching Basics of Interprofessional Education in an Online Environment [Book Chapter] 2016
Articles
Iverson Lindsay, etal Teaching about zebras 2018
Publications
Creighton Journal of Collaborative Practice and Education Potthoff Meghan, etal Interprofessional Advance Care Planning to Enhance End-of-Life Care: A Community Assessment 2:1, p. - 2025
Journal of professional nursing Potthoff Meghan, etal Interprofessional primary palliative care: Do the AACN Essentials prepare nurses for collaborative practice? 46, p. 197 - 204 2023
The Nurse practitioner Coop Kathryn, etal Identifying pediatric malnutrition using STRONG(kids) A quality improvement initiative 47:10, p. 14 - 16 2022
Journal of Pediatric Nursing Schleisman Adrienne S., etal Modification of a children's hospital pediatric early warning score (EWS) 63, p. 90 - 95 2022
Nursing Coop Kathryn, etal Identifying pediatric malnutrition using STRONGkids 52:1, p. 34 - 37 2022
Nursing Education Perspectives Ball Sarah, etal A Pediatric Telehealth Simulation for Prelicensure and Advanced Practice Nursing Students 42:6, p. E181 - E182 2021
Journal of Interprofessional Care Brandon Kristina, etal Creation of a primary care academic collaborative nexus 35:3, p. 438 - 443 2021
Journal of Palliative Care Weaver Meaghann S., etal Sowing Across a State 36:1, p. 22 - 28 2021
Journal of Interprofessional Care Potthoff Meghan, etal Measuring the impact of an online IPE course on team perceptions 34:4, p. 557 - 560 2020
Journal of Neonatal Nursing Hastriter Aimee L., etal Development of an educational resource to increase nursing staff knowledge of adrenal insufficiency management in the neonatal intensive care unit 26:1, p. 53 - 56 2020
Annals of family medicine Guck Thomas P., etal Improved Outcomes Associated With Interprofessional Collaborative Practice 17, p. S82 2019
Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life and Palliative Care Kuhn Emily, etal The Arc of Generational Care 15:2-3, p. 99 - 110 2019
Perspectives on Medical Education Doll Joy, etal Epic failure 7:6, p. 408 - 411 2018
Clinical Simulation in Nursing Kirkpatrick Amanda, etal Intraprofessional Simulation's Impact on Advanced Practice and Baccalaureate Student Self-Efficacy 16, p. 33 - 39 2018
Journal of Pediatric Health Care Potthoff Meghan, etal ). Go Wish Pediatrics: Pilot Study of a Conversation Tool in Pediatric Palliative Care 31:4, p. 431 - 432 2017
Journal of Catholic higher education Schwartz Misty, etal Promoting Healthy Behaviors in Children: Applying Ignatian Values in Schools 32:2, p. 283 2013
Presentations
Measuring the Impact of an Online IPE Course on Team Perceptions (poster 20) -0001
Using the Learning Management System to Track Collaborative Care Activities (poster 11) -0001
Preparing Nurse Practitioner Students to Deliver Bad News (poster 10) -0001