Judy Jean Chapman

Chapman's scholarship was published in journals including Nurse Educator,^[11] Pediatrics,^[12] Journal of Medical Education,^[13] Nursing Research,^[14] Journal of Emergency Medicine, Health Care Management Review, Academic Emergency Medicine, and Prehospital Emergency Care.^[15]

• "Microteaching: How Students Learn Group Patient Education Skills" (1978)^[11]
• "Further Observations on Noise Levels in Infant Incubators" (1979, with Fred H. Bess and Barbara Finlayson Peek)^[12]
• "The role of the medical school dean's wife: Report of a study" (1980, with Michael Miller)^[13]

• "Use of Data Base Microcomputer Software in Descriptive Nursing Research" (1985)^[16]
• "Concerns of Breast-Feeding Mothers from Birth to 4 Months" (1985, with Mary Jane Macey, Mary Keegan, Peggy Borum, and Sandra Bennett)^[14]
• "Information on Spouses of Health Care Leaders" (1986)^[17]
• "The acting or interim leadership position: Expectations, perceptions, realities" (1988, with John E. Chapman and John O. Lostetter)^[18]
• "Do fireservice paramedics (EMT-P) seek follow-up medical information about patients brought to a level I trauma center?" (1997)^[19]
• "Emergency Medical Services and the Medical School Curriculum" (1997)^[20]
• "Impact of EMS education on emergency medicine ability and career choices of medical students" (1999, with Steven J. Weiss, Mary Lou Haynes, and Amy A. Ernst)^[15]

Cox married Vanderbilt medical school dean John E. Chapman in 1968.^[21] He died in 2004,^[22] and she died in 2025, at the age of 83. There is a teaching award in Vanderbilt's Department of Emergency Medicine, and a quadrangle at Vanderbilt, both named for the Chapmans.^[23]