Background

Dr. Jeannette Andrews – recognized nationally and globally for her work in community engaged research and tobacco control interventions with underserved women -– is the seventh Dean and Helen Gurley Wolford Professor of Nursing at the University of South Carolina College of Nursing. 

• With a combined 35 years in nursing practice and education, Dr. Andrews has led transformational innovations that have impacted the health of communities and education and support for future nurses, including advanced practice registered nurses and nurse scientists.
• Dr. Andrews is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, a Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Fellow, and an AACN-Wharton Executive Fellow.

Dr. Andrews achieved success as a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded investigator for multiple community trials utilizing innovative community engagement approaches to address tobacco prevention and cessation with disparate communities.

• She has authored over 200 publications and abstracts, has served as an international and national consultant along with contributing to multiple task groups related to health and nursing.
• Dr. Andrews has an extensive history of mentoring doctoral students and junior faculty.
• Selected awards include SNRS Researcher in Minority Health, South Carolina Health Care Hero Award, Palmetto Gold Award, NPACE National Nurse Practitioner Award, Veterans Administration National Professional Nurse Award, and Georgia Nurses Association-Nurse of the Year.
• Prior to arriving at the university, she served as the Associate Dean for Research and Director of the Center for Community Health Partnerships at the Medical University of South Carolina from 2007-2012.
• Clinically, Dr. Andrews is a family nurse practitioner, and has a robust history in practice working in medical surgical units, intensive care units and primary care.

Since arriving at the university as Dean in 2013, Dr. Andrews has led significant growth, quality outcomes, and diverse partnerships –all of which propelled the college as a nationally recognized premiere College of Nursing. The undergraduate BSN program is now in the top 1% in the nation for best first-time pass rates on the NCLEX exams.

• The Master’s and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs consistently average 95-100% board pass rates.
• The Ph.D. program has more than tripled enrollment, and students receive substantial financial support and fellowship opportunities during their training.
• The U.S. News and World Report designated the college No. 1 for graduate online programs three times in a row.
• The college's NIH rankings are now No. 28 among all Colleges of Nursing in the country -- No. 1 in the state.
• Donor support for scholarships and endowed professors have also doubled in the last eight years.

Dr. Andrews received her Ph.D. in Nursing Science from the University of South Carolina (2004), Masters in Nursing with a Family Nurse Practitioner specialty from Georgia Southern University (1996), and Bachelor’s in Nursing Science from the Medical College of Georgia (1986).  

Teaching

Dr. Andrews has extensive nursing graduate and interprofessional teaching experiences. She developed and taught clinical courses for nurse practitioner and DNP programs to include pathophysiology, pharmacology, health assessment and clinical preceptorships. Within Ph.D. programs, she has developed and taught advanced research methods and design, advanced measurement, theory, and various health disparities courses. Andrews has mentored masters, DNP and Ph.D. students, and chaired numerous dissertations, thesis and projects.

Research

Concept Areas: 

• Community Engaged Research
• Patient Centered Care
• Cardiovascular Risk Reduction
• Health Disparities 

Dr. Andrews has a consistent track-record of research funding since 2000:

• National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR), National Heart Blood & Lung Institute, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disorders, National Cancer Institute (NCI), Department of Defense (DOD), American Cancer Society and others.

Her research expertise includes community engaged and patient-centered partnership models that focus on cancer and cardiovascular risk reduction. Most her work has targeted smoking cessation interventions in underserved communities and clinical settings. Prior to coming to the university, Andrews was the director of the South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute (SCTR) Community Engagement Core and Associate Dean for Research at the Medical University of South Carolina.

Dissemination

Dr. Andrews has disseminated over 200 peer-reviewed publications and abstracts in international/national conferences and high impact research journals:

• Journal of Urban Health, Preventive Medicine, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Nursing Clinics of North America, American Journal of Community Psychology, Health Education & Behavior, Nursing Research and Research in Nursing Health.  

Professional Service 

• Dr. Andrews has served as a scientific reviewer for the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) and the NIH.
• She serves as a manuscript reviewer for several interprofessional and nursing journals.
• She is member of the Health Behavior Expert Panel in the American Academy of Nursing (AAN).
• She is an active member of several professional organizations, including the AAN, American Nurses Association (ANA), Sigma Theta Tau International, Southern Nursing Research Society (SNRS), and the Council of Advancement of Nursing Science.
• Dr. Andrews is a Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Fellow (2007 cohort).

Professional Practice

Primary Care
Acute Care: Cardiology, ICU, Medical-Surgical, Gerontology 

Research Studies (Selected)

Dyad-based Multiple Behavior Intervention for Reducing Lung Cancer Symptoms.  $727,000.  Mentor.  K. McDonnell, PI.  American Cancer Society.

USC Jonas Nursing Leader Scholar Program. Jonas Foundation. $100,000, 2013-2020. Principal Investigator.   

Leveraging Mental Health Access in South Carolina with Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners and Telemental Health.  $52,800.  Co-Principal Investigator.  2016. Fullerton Foundation.

Enhancing Kidney Donation through Live Organ Video Educated Donation (LOVED). NIH/NIDDK-R01. Consultant. 2015-2017. Dr. F. Treiber, PI. 

Leveraging the Mental Health Workforce in South Carolina. $766,272. Blue Cross/Blue Shield Foundation. Principal Investigator. 2015-2017. 

Office of Healthcare Workforce Research for Nursing. $61,391. AHEC/MUSC/Duke Endowment. Principal Investigators.  2015-2016.                     

Novel Intervention Linking Public Housing to Primary Care to Prevent Diabetes. NIH/NIDDK-R34. $235,917. Co-Investigator. 2014-2106. Dr. Magwood, PI.  

Personalized Bio-Behavioral Weight Loss Intervention for African American Women. NIH/NINR-K01. $270,786. 2012-2015. Dr. Magwood, PI. Primary Mentor.  

A Peer Navigation Intervention for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury. NIH/NICHD-K23. $584,263. 2010-2015. Dr. S. Newman, PI. Primary Mentor.  

Smart Phone Medication Adherence to Stop Hypertension (SMASH). Duke Foundation - $578,383. 2012-2015. Dr. Trebier, PI. Co-Investigator 2012/Consultant 2013. 

A Community Partnership Approach for Advancing Burden Measurement in Rare Genetic Conditions. PCORI - $425,286. 2012-2014 Dr. Williams, PI. Co-Investigator, 2012/Consultant 2013.  

CBPR to Improve Oral Health in the Gullah Community. Department of Defense/TATRC - $300,000. 2011 - 2014. Dr. Leite, PI. Co-Investigator 2011-2012/Consultant 2013-2014. 

A Multilevel, Social Ecological Based Smoking Cessation Intervention for Women in Public Housing Neighborhoods. NIH/NHLBI - $3,093,176. 2008 - 2015. Principal Investigator. 

South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute (SCTR) Pilot Project Grant: Community Engaged Assessment to Facilitate Stroke Elimination (CEASE). NIH/NICRR - $20,000. 2012 – 2013. Dr. Ed Jausch, Co-PI. Co-Principal Investigator. 

Hollywood Smiles: Oral Health Navigator Intervention. NIH/NIDCR. $405,625. 2011 – 2013. Dr. R. Leite, PI. Co-Investigator/Mentor. 

South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute. NIH/NCRR - $400,952. 2011 – 2012. Dr. K. Brady, PI. Video Assisted Research Consent (SCTR Supplement). Co-Director. 

South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute (SCTR). NIH/NICRR - $50,000. 2011-2012. Dr. K. Brady, PI. (Pilot Project Grant).  Assessing the Impact of Pictorial Health Warning Labels on Cigarette Packages: Implications for FDA Policy Development and Smoking Related Health Disparities. Dr. Jim Thrasher, PI. Co-Investigator. 

A  Novel Trial of Smokeless Tobacco for Cessation Induction in Unmotivated Smokers. NIH/NCI - $278,100. 2010-2012. Dr. Matt Carpenter, PI. Co-Investigator.

MUSC Community Engaged Scholars Program. Department of Defense/TATRC - $466,278. 2010-2012. Principal Investigator. 

South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute (SCTR). Community Engagement Research Core. NIH/NICRR - $20,000,000. 2010-2012. Dr. K. Brady, PI. Core Program, Co-Investigator.

South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute (SCTR). NIH/NCRR - $120,000. 2009-2012. (Pilot Project Grant). MUSC Community Engaged Scholars Program. Principal Investigator.

Impact of a Child and Parent Program on Tobacco Control. NCI/NICHD - $2,245,782. 2007-2012. Dr. M. Tingen, Site Principal Investigator. 

Strategic Leveraging of the Center for Community Health Partnerships. Robert Wood Johnson/Nurse Executive Fellows - $30,000. 2008-2011. Principal Investigator.  

Partnership Readiness for Community Based Participatory Research. NIH/NINR - $138,860. 2008-2010. Principal Investigator. 

Fit Body & Soul: A Church-Based Obesity Intervention. Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR) - $10,700. 2007-2008. Principal Investigator.   

MCG's Clinical and Translational Research Transformation. NIH/DHHS - $200,000. 2006 - 2007. Dr. F. Treiber, PI. Co-investigator.  

Project WIN: Working in uNison to Prevent Substance Abuse. MHDDDAD - $50,000. 2005-2007. Dr. M. Tingen, PI. Co- Investigator.  

Sister to Sister: A Smoking Cessation Intervention in Public Housing Developments. Georgia Cancer Coalition - $55,000. 2005-2006. Principal Investigator.

Sister to Sister: A Smoking Cessation Intervention in Public Housing Developments. American Legacy Foundation - $163, 399. 2004-2006. Principal Investigator. 

The Barton Village Project: A Community Partnered Tobacco Control Intervention. Georgia Department of Health and Human Services - $82,992. 2002-2004. Principal Investigator. 

Sister to Sister: A Community Partnered Tobacco Control Intervention in Southern Low-Income Housing Developments. American Legacy Foundation - $50,000. 2003-2004. Principal Investigator. 

Sister to Sister: A Fresh Start - A Pilot Study. American Cancer Society, Southeast Division - $8,155. 2002-2003. Principal Investigator. 

Sister to Sister: Helping Low-Income Women Quit Smoking. NIH/NINR - Predoctoral Fellowship Award. 2001–2004. Principal Investigator. Co-sponsors, G. Felton, PhD, M.E. Wewers, PhD. 

A Grounded Theory Study of Successful Smoking Cessation in African American Women. Sigma Theta Tau - $2,000. 2001-2003. Principal Investigator.  

The TRUST Model: A Pilot Project in a VA Primary Care Setting (Provider-based Tobacco Control Intervention). Nurses Organization of Veterans Affairs - $2,500. 1999 – 2001. Principal Investigator.

Publications (selected) (*data based) 

Pinto BM, Dail RB, Andrews JO.  (in press).  Strengthening collaborative research and scholarship in a college of nursing.  Journal of Professional Nursing. 

Chappell K, Hein L, Andrews JO. (in press). Can we ask everyone? Addressing sexual abuse in in primary care. The Journal of Nurse Practitioners. 

Andrews JO, Corbett C, Dail R, Pinto B. (2019).  Rebuilding the research enterprise of a historical research intensive college of nursing.  Nursing Outlook, 67: 232-243.

 *Williams LB, Andrews JO, Looney SW, Stephen W L, Kriska A, Heath, J. (2018). Differences in participant classification and intervention effects based on HbA1C and fasting plasma glucose among a community sample of African Americans. Archives of Diabetes & Obesity, 1(5): 91-95. 

^*Caldwell A, Tingen MS, Nguyen JT, BS, Andrews JO, Heath J,  Waller J,  Treiber F. (2018). Parental smoking cessation: impacting children’s tobacco smoke exposure in the home.  Pediatrics, 141, 96-106.

*Makadia L, Rober PJ, Andrews JO, Tingen MS.  (2017). Tobacco Use and Smoke Exposure in Children: New Trends, Harm, and Strategies to Improve Health Outcomes. Current Allergy and Asthma Reports,17:55, 1-15.

^*Caldwell A, Tingen MS, Nguyen JT, BS, Andrews JO, Heath J,  Waller J,  Treiber F. (in press). Parental smoking cessation: impacting children’s tobacco smoke exposure in the home.  Pediatrics.

*Heath J, Butler K, Craig S, Anderson J, Barone C, Andrews JO. (2017). Relationships between tobacco cessation interventions and attributes of individual and organizational excellence in acute and critical care practice. American Journal of Critical Care.26 (1): 53-61. 

*Kollath-Cattano C, Thrasher JF, Osman A, Andrews JO, Strayer SM.  (2017). Cigarettes---Harm reduction or increased harm?  Physician recommendations and patient characteristics of e-cigarette users. Journal of American Board of Family Medicine; 29(6):  741-747.

*Andrews JO, Mueller M, Magwood GS, Newman SD, Dooley M, Tingen MS. (2016). Effect of a smoking cessation intervention for women in subsidized housing neighborhoods: a randomized controlled trial. Preventive Medicine, 90, 170-176.

*Nemeth LS, Jenkins CJ, Jauch EC, Wolf S, Pearlman A, Spruill I, Brown L, Linnen J, Linnen F, Andrews JO. (2016). Community engaged assessment to facilitate stroke elimination (CEASE). Research in Nursing & Health. 39,  438-448.

*Tingen MS, Andrews JO, Heath, J, Williams, L, Schroeder, C. Dainer P, Khleif S, Waller J. (2016).  Tailored parental cessation delivered concurrently with tobacco prevention in children enrolled in urban and rural southern elementary schools.  Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention.  25 (3 Supplement): B62.

*Sell K, Amella E, Mueller M, Andrews JO, and Wachs J. (2016).  Use of Social Cognitive Theory to Assess Salient Clinical Research in Chronic Disease Self-Management for Older Adults: An Integrative Review. Open Journal of Nursing, 6, 213-228. 

*McDonnell K, Hollen PJ, Heath J, Andrews JO. (2016). Recruiting family dyads facing thoracic cancer surgery: challenges and lessons learned from a smoking cessation intervention. European Journal of Oncology Nursing ; 20:199-206.     

*Amella E, Mueller M, Andrews JO, Wachs J, Sell, K. (2015). Individualism and partnership: A descriptive analysis of the chronic disease phenomenon as perceived by older adults.  Open Journal of Nursing, 5, 935-947. 

*Newman SD, Gillenwater G, Toatley S, Rodgers M, Epperly D, Todd N, Andrews JO. (2014). A community based participatory research approach to the development of  a peer navigator health promotion intervention for people with spinal cord injury.  Disability and Health, 7: 478-484.

  *Smith, G, Andrews JO, Wagner J, Austin J, Mueller M., Carter E, & Griesemer K. (2014). Caregiving in pediatric epilepsy: Results of focus groups and implications for research and practice. Epilepsy & Behavior, 34:34-41.

*Sell K, Amella E, Mueller M, Andrews JO, and Wachs J. (2016).  Use of Social Cognitive Theory to Assess Salient Clinical Research in Chronic Disease Self-Management for Older Adults: An Integrative Review. Open Journal of Nursing, 6, 213-228. 

*Newman SD, Gillenwater G, Toatley S, Rodgers M, Epperly D, Todd N, Andrews JO. (2014). A community based participatory research approach to the development of  a peer navigator health promotion intervention for people with spinal cord injury.  Disability and Health, 7: 478-484. 

  *Smith, G, Andrews JO, Wagner J, Austin J, Mueller M., Carter E, & Griesemer K. (2014). Caregiving in pediatric epilepsy: Results of focus groups and implications for research and practice. Epilepsy & Behavior, 34:34-41. 

*Andrews J. O., Mueller M., Newman S. D., Magwood, G., Ahluwalia, J. S., White, K., Tingen, M. S. (2014). The Association of Individual and Neighborhood Social Cohesion, Stressors and Crime on Smoking Status among African American Women in Southeastern US Subsidized Housing Neighborhoods. Journal of Urban Health. 9 (6):1158-1174.

*Newman S. D., Gillenwater, G., Toatley, S., Rodgers, M., Epperly, D., Todd, N., Andrews, J. O. (2014). Application of community based participatory research to a peer navigator health promotion intervention for people with spinal cord injury. Disability and Health. 7 (4): 478-484.

 *Andrews, J. O., Mueller, M., Newman, S. D., Magwood, G., Ahluwalia, J. S., White, K., Tingen, M. S. (2014). The Association of Individual and Neighborhood Social Cohesion, Stressors and Crime on Smoking Status among African American Women in Southeastern US Subsidized Housing Neighborhoods. Journal of Urban Health. 9 (6): 1158-1174.

*Smith, G., Andrews, J. O., Wagner, J., Austin, J., Mueller, M., Carter, E., & Griesemer, K. (2014). Caregiving in pediatric epilepsy: Results of focus groups and implications for research and practice. Epilepsy & Behavior, 34: 34-41.

*Sonne, S. C., Andrews, J. O., Gentilin, S. M., Oppenheimer, S., Obeid, J., Brady, K., Wolf, S., Davis, R., Magruder, K. (2013). Development and Pilot Testing of a Video-Assisted Informed Consent Process. Contemporary Clinical Trials 36(1): 25-31.

Bentley, A., Andrews, J. O. (2013). An Integrative Review: Application of Self-Efficacy Instruments for Walking in Peripheral Arterial Disease Populations. Journal of Vascular Nursing, 31,3, 118-130.

*Price, M., Davidson, T., Andrews, J. O., Ruggiero, K. J. (2013). Access, use, and completion of a brief disaster mental health intervention among Hispanics, African Americans and Whites affected by Hurricane Ike. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 19:70-74.

*Tingen, M.S., Andrews, J. O., Heath, J., Turnmire, A., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (2013). Comparison of Enrollment Rates of African American Families into a School-Based Tobacco Prevention Trial Using Two Recruitment Strategies in Urban and Rural Settings. American Journal of Health Promotion 27[4]: 91-100.

Thrasher, J. F., Andrews, J. O., Friedman, D. B., Carpenter, M. J., Gray, K. M., Cummings, K. M., Alberg, A. J., Navarro, A. (2013). Author Response to: Cigarette warning label policy alternatives and smoking-related health disparities. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 44 (5), 51-53,

Spruill, I., Leite, R., Fernandes, I., Kamen, D., Ford, M., Jenkins, C., Hunt, K., Andrews, J. O. (2013). Successes, challenges, and lessons learned: Community engaged research with South Carolina’s “Gullah” population. Gateways: International Journal of Community Engagement and Research, 6:150-169. 

*Andrews, J. O., Cox, M. J., Newman, S. D., Gillenwater, G., Winker, J. A., White, B., et al. (2013). Training partnership dyads for community based participatory research: strategies and lessons learned from the community engaged scholars program. Health Promotion Practice, 14:4, 524-533.

*Price, M., Davidson, T., Andrews, J. O., Ruggiero, K. J. (2013). Access, use, and completion of a brief disaster mental health intervention among Hispanics, African Americans and Whites affected by Hurricane Ike. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 19:70—74.  

*Leite, R. S., Hudson, C., West, L., Carpenter, B., Andrews, J. O. (2013). Assessment of oral health disparities among the Gullah population of Hollywood, SC – Hollywood Smiles. Progress in Community Health Partnerships, 7(2): 201-208.

*Tingen, M. S., Andrews, J. O., Heath, J., Turnmire, A., Waller, J., Treiber, F. (2013). Comparison of Enrollment Rates of African American Families into a School-Based Tobacco Prevention Trial Using Two Recruitment Strategies in Urban and Rural Settings. American Journal of Health Promotion, 27[4]: 91-100.

*Thrasher, J., Carpenter, M., Andrews, J. O., Gray, K., Alberg, A., Navarro, A., Friedman, D., Cummings. M. (2012). Cigarette warning label policy alternatives and smoking-related health disparities. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 47 (1): 81-96.

*Andrews, J. O., Newman, S. D., Heath, J., Williams, L., Tingen, M. S. (2012). Community based participatory research and smoking cessation interventions: A review of the evidence. Nursing Clinics of North America, 47(1): 81-96.

*NeSmith, E. G., Weinrich, S. P., Andrews, J. O., Medeiros, R. S., Hawkins, M. L., Weinrich, M. C. (2012). Demographic differences in Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome Score following trauma. American Journal of Critical Care, 21,(1), 35-41. 

*Andrews, J. O., Newman, S. D.,Meadows, O., Cox, M. J., Bunting, S. (2012). Partnership readiness for  community-based participatory research. Health Education Research, 27(4), 555-571. 

*Magwood, G., Andrews, J. O., Zapka, J., Cox, M. J., Newman, S., Stuart, G. (2012). Institutionalization of community partnerships: The challenge for Academic Health Centers. Journal of Healthcare for Poor and Underserved, 23:1512-1526. 

*Andrews, J. O., Tingen, M. S., Jarriel, S. C., Caleb, M., Simmons, A., Brunson, J., Mueller, M., Ahluwulia, J., Newman, S. D., Cox, M. J., Magwood, G., Hurman, C. (2012). Application of a CBPR framework to inform a multi-level cessation intervention in public housing neighborhoods. American Journal of Community Psychology. 50(1-2):129-40. 

*Heath, J., Inglett, S., Young, S., Joshua, T., Sakievich, N., Hawkins, J., Andrews, J. O., Tingen, M. (2012). The impact of the GHSU Nursing Faculty Practice on tobacco cessation rates. Nursing Clinics of North America, 47 (1), 1-12. 

*NeSmith, E. G., Weinrich, S, P,, Andrews, J. O., Medeiros, R. S., Hawkins, M. L., Weinrich, M. C., Jones, R. (2011). Substance use and the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) following trauma. Journal of Trauma Nursing, 18(2), 79-84. 

*Andrews, J. O., Cox, M. E., Newman, S. D., Meadows, O. (2011). Development and evaluation of a toolkit to assess partnership readiness for community based participatory research. Progress in Community Health Partnerships, 5(2): 183-188. 

*Newman, S., Andrews, J. O., Magwood, G., Jenkins, C., Cox, M. J., Williamson, D. (2011). Community advisory boards for community based participatory research: Synthesis of best practices. Preventing Chronic Disease, May; 8(3): A70. 

*NeSmith, E. G., Weinrich, S. P., Andrews, J. O., Medeiros, R. S., Hawkins, M. L., Weinrich, M. (2009). Systemic inflammatory response syndrome score (SIRS) and race predict intensive care unit length of stay. American Journal of Critical Care, 18:339-346. 

Andrews, J. O., Heath, J., Barone, C., Tingen, M. (2008). Time to quit: new strategies for tobacco dependent patients. The Nurse Practitioner: The American Journal of Primary Healthcare, 33 (11): 34-44.   

*Derrick, C., Miller, J., Andrews, J. O., (2008). A fish consumption study of Anglers in an at-risk community: a community based participatory approach to risk reduction. Public Health Nursing, 25, 4: 311-317. 

*Andrews, J. O., Bentley, G., Brown, A., Marion, L., Pretlow, L., & Tingen, M. S. (2007). A multi-level intervention to promote smoking cessation in public housing neighborhoods: the Sister to Sister study. American Journal of Health Behavior, 31,6, 704. 

Bennett, S., Andrews, J. O., Heath, J. (2007). Breaking the ties of nicotine dependence. Nurse Practitioner, 32,11, 36-45. 

*Andrews, J. O., Felton, G., Wewers, M., Waller, J., & Tingen, M. (2007). The effect of a multi-component smoking cessation intervention with African American women in public housing neighborhoods. Research in Nursing & Health, 30:1, 45-60. 

*Andrews, J. O,. Bentley, G., Crawford, S., Pretlow, L., Tingen, M. (2007). Using community based participatory research to develop a culturally sensitive smoking cessation intervention for African Americans in Public Housing Neighborhoods. Ethnicity & Disease, 17, 331-337. 

*Heath, J., Kelley, F., Andrews, J. O., Crowell, N., Corelli, R., Hudmon, K. (2007). Evaluation of a tobacco cessation curriculum intervention among acute care nurse practitioner faculty. American Journal of Critical Care, 13,284-289. 

*Tingen, M. S., Gramling, L. F., Reimche, D. L., Andrews, J. O., & Chappell. K. (2007). Use, acceptance, and perceived benefits of an anti-tobacco socialization intervention in African American parents. Annuals of Behavioral Medicine, 33, S074. 

*Andrews, J. O. & Tingen, M. S. (2006). The effect of smoking, smoking cessation, and passive smoke exposure on common laboratory values in clinical settings: A review of the evidence. Critical Care Nursing Clinics, 18(1): 63-70. 

Heath, J. & Andrews, J. O. (2006). Using evidence-based educational strategies to increase knowledge and skills in tobacco cessation. Nursing Research, 55, 4S, S44-50. 

*Hooper, V. & Andrews, J. O. (2006). Accuracy of noninvasive core temperature measurement in acutely ill adults: the state of the science. Biological Research in Nursing, 9(10), 24-34.          

Graham-Garcia, J., Heath, J., & Andrews, J. O. (2005). 3-D Biphasic shocks:  Implications for PeriAnesthesia Nursing. Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 20(1), 23-34.  

*Andrews, J. O., Felton, G., Wewers, M., Waller, J., & Humbles, P. (2005). Sister to Sister: assisting Southern low-income women to quit smoking. Southern Online Journal of Nursing Research, 6(5), 2-23. 

Andrews, J. O., Heath, J., & Graham-Garcia, J. (2004). Management of tobacco dependence in older adults: using evidence based strategies.  Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 30(12), 13-24. 

Heath, J., Andrews, J. O., & Balkstra, C. (2004). Potential reduction exposure products and FDA tobacco regulation. Clinical Nurse Specialist, 18 (1).  

*Andrews, J. O. (2004). Sister to sister: A community partnered tobacco cessation intervention in low-income housing developments. Dissertation Abstracts International, 65 (12). 6286B. (UMI No. 3157115).

*Heath, J., Andrews, J., Kelly, J. (2004). Caught in the middle: Experiences of nurses who smoke. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 16 (9), 396-401. 

*Andrews, J. O., Felton, G., Wewers, M., & Heath, J. (2004). The use of community health workers in health research with ethnic minority women. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 36 (4), 358-365.  

*Tingen, M. S., Andrews, J. O., Waller, J., & Daniel,  S. (2004). A multi-component intervention targeting utilization of the Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence Guideline in a primary care setting. Southern Online Journal of Nursing Research, 5(5), 2-23. 

Heath, J., Andrews, J. O., & Andres, K. (2003). Tobacco control: An update to influence policy-making decisions. Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, 4(1), 36-44.  

Andrews, J. O. & Heath, J. (2003). Women and the global tobacco epidemic: A Call to action. International Nursing Review, 50, 215-228. 

Meister, L., Heath, J., Andrews, J. O. (2002). Designing a professional portfolio. Med Surg Nursing, 11 (4), 177-182. 

*Heath, J., Andrews, J. O., Thomas, S., & Kelly, J. (2002). Tobacco dependence curricula in acute care nurse practitioner education. American Journal of Critical Care, 11(1), 27 – 32. 

Andrews, J. O., Graham-Garcia, J., & Raines, T. (2001). Heart disease mortality in women: Racial, ethnic, and geographic disparities. Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 15, 83 – 87. 

*Heath, J., Andrews, J. O., & Graham-Garcia, J. (2001). Assessment of professional development of critical care nurses: A descriptive study. American Journal of Critical Care, 10, 17 – 22. 

Graham-Garcia, J., Raines, T., Andrews, J. O., & Mensah, G. (2001). Race, ethnicity, and geography: Disparities in heart disease in women of color. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 12, 56 – 67. 

*Andrews, J. O., Tingen, M., Harper, R., & Waller, J. (2001). Provider feedback improves adherence with AHCPR smoking cessation guidelines. Preventive Medicine, 33, 415 – 421. 

Andrews, J. O., Heath, J., Harrell, L., & Forbes, M. (2000). Meeting national tobacco challenges:  Recommendations for intensive smoking cessation groups. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 12, 522 – 533. 

Heath, J. & Andrews, J. O. (2000). Nurse Practitioners: A win/win for patient care and the nursing profession. The American Journal of Nursing,2, 18-20. 

*Andrews, J. O., Tingen, M., & Harper, R. (1999). A model nurse practitioner smoking cessation clinic. Oncology Nursing Forum, 26, 1603 – 1610. 

Andrews, J. O. &  Tingen, M. (1999). Nicotine addiction: Current treatment options. Journal of Addictions Nursing, 11, 3-12. 

Andrews, J. O., Hanson, C., Maule, S., & Snelling, M. (1999). Attaining role confirmation in nurse practitioner practice. Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners, 3, 302 – 310.           

Tingen, M., Andrews, J. O., Gruber, J., & Harper, R. (1999). Implementing the AHCPR smoking cessation guidelines: A call to action. Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners, 3,  323 – 328. 

Andrews, J. O. (1998). Optimizing smoking cessation strategies. The Nurse Practitioner, 23, 47 – 67. 

Andrews, J. O. (1998). Nosocomial anemia in the adult intensive care unit. Dimensions in Critical Care Nursing, 17, 92 – 99.

Book Chapters 

Tingen, M. S., Andrews, J. O., & Stevenson, A. W. (2009). Primary and Secondary Tobacco Prevention in Youth, pp.171-193. In Sarna, L. & Bialous, S. (Eds). Annual Review of Nursing Research. Springer Publishers.

Books

Andrews, J. O., Newman, S. D., Cox, M. J., Meadows, O. (2011). Are we ready? A toolkit for Academic-Community Partnerships in Preparation for Community Based Research. MUSC Press.

Andrews, J. O., Newman, S. D., Cox, M. J., Meadows, O. (2013). Are we ready? A toolkit for Academic-Community Partnerships in Preparation for Community Based Research. MUSC Press. (Hispanic Version).