Abigail Marter’s scholarly work reflects her commitment to advancing healthcare through research that focuses on the human experience of service. Her research has explored the effects of military operations, deployment, and organizational stress on service members and their families, with particular attention to parenting, mental health, and family resilience.
Abigail Marter’s scholarly work reflects her commitment to advancing healthcare through research that focuses on the human experience of service.
Pre-pandemic vs. early COVID-19 perinatal outcomes at a military hospital.
We’re stronger together: A collaboration to support military families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Long-term outcomes of servicewomen injured on combat deployment.
Implementation of interventions designed to promote healthy sleep and circadian rhythms in shift workers.
A hybrid effectiveness-implementation study of a multi-component lighting intervention for hospital shift workers.
Healthy military families 2020
Finding the evidence: Screening of military family research, 2014 – 2017
“We want to build a network”: Professional experience as a case manager working with military families.
Nature and Science of Sleep
Scoping review and gap analysis of research related to women’s health in the U.S. military
Parenting stress in Navy families: The importance of spirituality and social support.
Hard is normal: Military families’ transitions within the process of deployment.
Solving the riddle of fibromyalgia: An evidence-based practice protocol for the advanced practice nurse
Women’s mental health in the U.S. military – Where are we now?
Pacifiers: An update on use and misuse
Caregiver health: An epidemiological study of active-duty parents with special needs children
As a nurse scientist, Abigail’s research focuses.
As a nurse scientist, Abigail’s research focuses.