Jeffrey M. Downing, MS, RN

Jeffrey M. Downing
Jeffrey M. Downing, MS, is a nurse at National Jewish Health. Mr. Downing is in the Department of Nursing.
Department of Nursing

Special Interests

Clinical Interests

Patient safety, patient experience, and creating systems that promote quality. Measuring outcomes so you have some way to know whether what you are doing works.

Research Interests

Patient safety and satisfaction, quality improvement, organizational development and ambulatory clinical outcomes.

Education

Education
University of Colorado School of Nursing, Master of Science, Nursing Administration
University of Colorado School of Nursing, Bachelor of Science, Nursing
Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, Bachelor of Arts, History

Awards & Recognition

February 2013: Founders Award Recipient, Peer Assistance Services, Inc.

Professional Memberships

September 2002–2011: Board of Directors, Peer Assistance Services, Inc.
2005-2009: President, Peer Assistance Services, Inc.
Member, Colorado Organization of Nurse Leaders

Publications

1993 Chern, I., Brent, J., Slattery, J., Ritvo, J., Kalhorn, T., Gomez, H., Downing, J., Johnson, R., & Roberts, D. (1993). Is it safe to give acetaminiphen to alcoholics? A metabolic study. Veterinary and Human Toxicology, 35(4). 365.

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Contact Information

  • Office: 877.225.5654
  • Fax: 303.398.1630

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