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Kathryn Taylor

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

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School of Nursing

Kathryn Taylor is currently serving as a School Of Nursing Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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Johns Hopkins University

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public health nephrology health policy renal care health care health sciences patient safety rehabilitation intensive care health systems renal function hypertension health planning patient experience clinical guidance health inequities dialysis therapy kidney failure community health early learning parent engagement child development performance evaluation measurement qualitative research substance use clinical nursing nurse education educational strategies distance education blood purification african identity supportive care medical systems professional development respiratory medicine family involvement diabetes mellitus clinical measurements antihypertensive therapy human performance measuring medical guideline kidney transplantation hospital environment racial equity health care disparities healthcare value online learning online education student engagement african diaspora kidney research health system analysis health outcomes treatment planning clinical implementation reference frame implementation strategies career development vulnerable patient populations systematic review missed appointments practical three-part framework hypertension control kidney disease symptoms sociodemographic risk factors material need insecurities context matters qualitative synthesis adherence literature urban families antiracist reimbursement policy end-stage kidney disease motivational interviewing

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Food Insecurity and Risk of Hospitalization Among Adults Receiving In-Center Hemodialysis. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

public healthnephrologydialysis therapyblood purificationchronic kidney diseasenutrition

Interventions to Address Health-Related Social Needs Among People With Kidney Failure: A Rapid Scoping Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2025)

public healthhealth equitycommunity healthsocial determinants of healthsupportive care

Strategies to Improve Student Engagement in Online Nursing Education: A Systematic Review. Nurse Education Today (2025)

nurse educationonline learningnursingonline educationeducationeducational strategiesdistance educationstudent engagementeducational technology

The Quality Incentive Program and Patient-Centered Dialysis Care: Mastering the Numbers. Advances in Kidney Disease and Health (2025)

medicinehealth services researchnephrologychronic kidney diseasehealth systemskidney failure

African American Patients' Perspectives on Determinants of Hemodialysis Adherence and Use of Motivational Interviewing to Improve Hemodialysis Adherence. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2024)

Kemberlee BonnetErin M. BergnerMelissa MaKathryn TaylorEmily DesantisMaria A. PenaQueen Henry-OkaforToddra LiddellDevika NairRachel FissellJuliet IwelunmorCollins AirhihenbuwaJoseph MerighiKenneth ResnicowRuth Q. WoleverKerri L. CavanaughDavid SchlundtEbele M. Umeukeje

public healthkidney researchhemodialysis adherenceimplementation researchracial discriminationafrican american patientsnephrologynursingdialysis therapychronic kidney diseasemotivational interviewingafrican american studieshepatologyintensive carerenal careafrican diasporakidney failureafrican identity

"Life is Either You're Going Into a Storm, Going Through a Storm, or Coming out of One": Narrative Interviews With Younger Adults on Dialysis in Baltimore City. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2024)

Yordanos TesfaiDeirdre PetkiewiczKennedy Aloni BrownDeidra C. CrewsKathryn Taylor

public healthnarrative interviewsnephrologyrenal careyounger adults

Association of Food Insecurity and Treatment Nonadherence or Hospitalization Among Adults on Hemodialysis. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2023)

Kathryn TaylorMarlena FisherSydney SantosYuling ChenOwen W. SmithNancy A. PerrinDeidra C. Crews

public healthfood insecurityrenal functionnephrologyurologyrenal caretreatment nonadherencehealth sciences

Material Need Insecurities Among People on Hemodialysis: Burden, Sociodemographic Risk Factors, and Associations With Substance Use. Kidney360 (2023)

Kathryn S. TaylorTessa K. NovickSydney R. SantosYuling ChenOwen W. SmithNancy A. PerrinDeidra C. Crews

public healthmaterial need insecuritiesrenal functionnephrologysubstance userenal caresociodemographic risk factorshealth scienceshealth policy

A “Best Fit” Framework Synthesis to Guide Adherence Interventions for Patients on Hemodialysis. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2022)

Kathryn TaylorEbele M. UmeukejeSydney SantosKatherine C. McnabbDeidra C. CrewsMelissa D. Hladek

medicinerehabilitationclinical implementationimplementation researchimplementation strategiesframework synthesishealth carenephrologyreference framehealth systemstreatment planningbest fitadherence interventionsclinical guidancehealth policy

Context Matters: A Qualitative Synthesis of Adherence Literature for People on Hemodialysis. Kidney360 (2022)

Kathryn S. TaylorEbele M. UmeukejeSydney R. SantosKatherine C. McNabbDeidra C. CrewsMelissa D. Hladek

public healthrehabilitationnephrologyhealth carequalitative researchqualitative synthesiscontext mattersadherence literaturerenal carehealth sciences

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Kathryn Taylor

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

School of Nursing

Kathryn Taylor is currently serving as a School Of Nursing Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Johns Hopkins University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Food Insecurity and Risk of Hospitalization Among Adults Receiving In-Center Hemodialysis. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2025)

public healthnephrologydialysis therapyblood purificationchronic kidney diseasenutrition

Interventions to Address Health-Related Social Needs Among People With Kidney Failure: A Rapid Scoping Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2025)

public healthhealth equitycommunity healthsocial determinants of healthsupportive care

Strategies to Improve Student Engagement in Online Nursing Education: A Systematic Review. Nurse Education Today (2025)

nurse educationonline learningnursingonline educationeducationeducational strategiesdistance educationstudent engagementeducational technology

The Quality Incentive Program and Patient-Centered Dialysis Care: Mastering the Numbers. Advances in Kidney Disease and Health (2025)

medicinehealth services researchnephrologychronic kidney diseasehealth systemskidney failure

Yordanos TesfaiDeirdre PetkiewiczKennedy Aloni BrownDeidra C. CrewsKathryn Taylor

public healthnarrative interviewsnephrologyrenal careyounger adults

Association of Food Insecurity and Treatment Nonadherence or Hospitalization Among Adults on Hemodialysis. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2023)

Kathryn TaylorMarlena FisherSydney SantosYuling ChenOwen W. SmithNancy A. PerrinDeidra C. Crews

public healthfood insecurityrenal functionnephrologyurologyrenal caretreatment nonadherencehealth sciences

Material Need Insecurities Among People on Hemodialysis: Burden, Sociodemographic Risk Factors, and Associations With Substance Use. Kidney360 (2023)

Kathryn S. TaylorTessa K. NovickSydney R. SantosYuling ChenOwen W. SmithNancy A. PerrinDeidra C. Crews

public healthmaterial need insecuritiesrenal functionnephrologysubstance userenal caresociodemographic risk factorshealth scienceshealth policy

A “Best Fit” Framework Synthesis to Guide Adherence Interventions for Patients on Hemodialysis. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (2022)

Kathryn TaylorEbele M. UmeukejeSydney SantosKatherine C. McnabbDeidra C. CrewsMelissa D. Hladek

Context Matters: A Qualitative Synthesis of Adherence Literature for People on Hemodialysis. Kidney360 (2022)

Kathryn S. TaylorEbele M. UmeukejeSydney R. SantosKatherine C. McNabbDeidra C. CrewsMelissa D. Hladek

public healthrehabilitationnephrologyhealth carequalitative researchqualitative synthesiscontext mattersadherence literaturerenal carehealth sciences

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