1. *+Sainz, M., Gore, J., Colquitt, M., Donald, A., Kaur, M., Brewster, G., & Epps, F. (in press). Assessing the feasibility and acceptability of a faith-based home activity toolbox designed for African American families affected by dementia. Mental Health, Religion, & Culture. (impact factor 1.3)
2. Dombrowski, W., Mims, A., Kremer, I., Desandes, P., Rodrigo-Herrero, S. Epps, F., Snow, T., Gutierrez, M., Nasta, A., Epperly, M., Manaloto, K., & Hansen, J. (in press). Dementia ideal care: Ecosystem map of best practices and care pathways enhanced by technology and community. Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease. (impact factor 4.0)
3. Johnson, T., Freiji, J., Moore, M., Bender, A., Munroe, D., Geresu, H., Baxter, G., Epps, F., Taylor, L., Bussey, J., Suggs, A. (2024, online). Engaging partners, lay persons, and learners through effective marketing and messaging. Journal of the American Geriatric Society. doi.org:10.1111/jgs.18914 (impact factor 6.3)
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The Meros Center was created to be a place where faith-based health organizations, researchers, and learners can find the support they need to measure, innovate, and share their impact. In this vibrant hub of networking and discovery, believers work together to reflect the life, ministry, and mission of Jesus.
Our mission was brought to life by a partnership between Kingdom Workers and Wisconsin Lutheran College. Both organizations are committed to the vision of Meros.
