Principal Investigator, Community Outreach Core Reducing Cancer Disparities Through Research and Training (U54) Cancer Institute (NCI) Kim Richter David Cook, Effectiveness Research on Smoking Cessation in Hospitalized Patients (U01) National Institute of Health (NIH) $1,800,000 Ryan Spaulding David Cook, Heartland Telehealth Resource Center Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) $980,000 Chris Dailey David Cook, Advisor CBPR to Implement Smoking Cessation in an Urban American Indian Community NIH $600,000 David Cook Hospital Preparedness Training Kansas Health Foundation (KHF) $100,000 Kim Kimminau David Cook, Evaluator Evaluation of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Initiative Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City $39,600 David Cook Can It Happen In Kansas? Response to Terror and National Disasters Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) $60,892 David Cook Community Education to Increase Awareness of the Disease Among Women in KS DHHS $3,189 David Cook Can it Happen in Kansas? Response to Terror DHHS, ASPR $4,380,278 Gary Doolittle, David Cook Evaluating Sustainability and Cost Benefit of the Kansas Telehealth Network Project HRSA $749,245 2010 2009 2009 2013 2006 2013
David Cook Kansas Bioterrorism Preparedness Plan for Health Professionals HRSA $2,325,513 David Cook, Redford Comprehensive Geriatric Education Program HRSA $574,618 David Cook **Transferred PI to Ryan Spaulding in 2004 Implementing and Assessing the Effectiveness of an Online Pediatric Classroom for Chronically-Ill Children Kan-Ed, Kansas State Board of Regents $306,582 Eve-Lynn Nelson David Cook, Consultant Development of an eHealth Communication Measure, Health Initiative Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) Foundation $95,538 Cook Researching and Implementing a Kansas Medicaid Telemedicine Reimbursement Policy Kansas Medicaid Office $250,000 Ann Davis Cook, Evaluator Obesity Among Children in the State of Kansas Sunflower Foundation $137,383 Gary Doolittle, David Cook Developing a Telehealth Primer and Research Protocols for Telemedicine HRSA $40,000 David Cook Providing Acute and Chronic Health Care to Students in the USD 512 School District Via Telemedicine SBC Foundation $15,000 2002 Marigold Linton David Cook, Evaluator Advancing Biomedical Research for American Indians, MBRS Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement DHHS $3,707,303 Joan Hunt, Paul Terranova David Cook, Technical Director Kansas Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network (K-INBRE) NIH $5,998,986 David Cook **Transferred PI to Ryan Spaulding in 2003 Developing Statewide Children’s Health Initiative Fund, State of Kansas $750,000 Gary Doolittle, Cook Expansion of the Kansas Telehealth HRSA, Office for the $936,282 Patient 2004 2003 2005 2005 2003 Technologies
State Network Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) Cook, Pam Shaw Utilizing Telemedicine to Provide Healthy Steps Services Prime Health Foundation (PHF) $98,400 Cook Developing an Economically Sustaining Model for School-Based Telemedicine Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation $222,740 Gary Doolittle, Pam Whitten David Cook, Evaluator TelehospiceSM: A Proposal to Improve End-of-Life Care US Department of Commerce, Technology Opportunities Program (TOP) $212,000 Gary Doolittle David Cook, Evaluator Utilizing Telemedicine Technology to Access Underserved Children in the School-Setting Wyandotte Health Foundation (WHF) $26,915 Gary Doolittle Cook, Evaluator Tele-KidCareTM: Bringing Health Care into Schools US Department of Commerce, TOP $225,000 David Cook An Assessment of Intercultural Effects on Management Practices in Shanghai, China Butler (Shanghai) Inc. $15,000 1998 Mentoring on Grants and Research A major priority for my work at KUMC focused on building the research capacity in departments and with faculty and staff under my responsibility. In the majority of circumstances, prior to my involvement, research was limited with these faculty and/or in these departments. To exemplify progress made in these areas, I’ve provided the table below to illustrate grant funding garnered by faculty and administrators (identified by an asterisk*) I have formally mentored to enhance their scholarship and professional development. Principal Investigator Investigators Title of Grant Funding Source Total Direct Costs Eve-Lynn Nelson* Mary Beth Warren* Comprehensive Telemedicine Services to Expand and Enhance Substance Treatment for Rural College Students DHHS, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) $675,000 2011-2014 Ryan Spaulding Heartland Telehealth Resource Center HRSA $980,000 2010-2013 Nicole Klaus Eve-Lynn Nelson*, Psycho-educational Psychotherapy by University of Kansas School $100,000 2010-2011 2001 2000
(NHLBI) David Lindeman, Suzanne Hawley Mary Beth Warren* Pediatric Epilepsy Prevalence Study Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) $1,009,412 2008-2011 Joshua Freeman Ryan Spaulding* Infrastructure for Addressing Imbedded Health Disparities Project HRSA $387,739 2008-2011 Gianfranco Pezzino Mary Beth Warren* Multi-state Learning Collaborative – 3 RWJ Foundation AHEC admin fee: $44,000 2008-2011 Ryan Spaulding* Rural Health Pilot Program: Development of a Statewide Network for Health Care Delivery Federal Communication Commission (FCC) $3,790,000 2008-2010 Eve-Lynn Nelson* TeleHelper Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City $150,000 2008-2010 Karen Kramer Mary Beth Warren* Preferences, Uncertainty, and Colorectal Cancer Treatments KUMC Research Institute Bridging Grant $35,000 2008-2010 Ryan Spaulding* Home Telehealth Project – Cost-Benefit and Quality of Life, Continuation of Year 1 KDOA $46,836 2008-2009 Redford Mary Beth Warren* Geriatric Education Center Consortium HRSA $389,476 2007-2010 Angelia Paschal Mary Beth Warren* Epilepsy Prevalence Study (PERK) Centers for Disease Control (CDC) $799,500 2006-2010 Eve-Lynn Nelson* TeleHelp: A Comprehensive Telemedicine Program for Urban Youth At-Risk for Depression Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City $99,485 2006-2010 Sally Davis Eve-Lynn Nelson* Midwest Alliance for Telehealth and Technology: A Resource Center HRSA, OAT $900,000 2006-2009 Eve-Lynn Nelson* Implementing the American Academy of Pediatrics Attention – Children’s Miracle Network, $21,264 2006-2009 based
1995 COMS 150 Interpersonal Communication Lecture 45 30 Undergraduate 1995 COMS 130 Speaker-Audience Communication Lecture 45 30 Undergraduate 1996 COMS 150 Interpersonal Communication Lecture 45 30 Undergraduate 1996 COMS 130 Speaker-Audience Communication Lecture 45 30 Undergraduate 1997 COMS 300 Computer Literacy Lab 45 30 Undergraduate 1997 COMS 330 Effective Business Communication Lecture 45 30 Undergraduate 1999 COMS 930 Organizational Paradigms Lecture 45 40 Undergraduate COMS 930 A Survey of Theory and Research in Organizational Communication Seminar 45 25 Graduate 2001 COMS 930 Diffusion, Adoption and Implementation of Innovation Seminar 45 25 Graduate 2002 HP&M 836 From Telemedicine to E-Health Seminar 45 10 Graduate 2002 COMS 930 Developing Communication Patterns in a Globalized World Seminar 45 11 Graduate COMS 930 Seminar in Leadership (co-taught) Seminar 45 20 Graduate COMS 930 International Organizational Communication Seminar 45 20 Graduate HP&M 842 Strategic Marketing Seminar 45 25 Graduate 2010, Spring HP&M 844 Communication for the Health Care Executive Seminar 30 22 Graduate 2010, Summer HP&M 844 Communication for the Health Care Executive Seminar 30 10 Graduate 2011, Spring HP&M 844 Communication for the Health Care Executive Seminar 30 22 Graduate 2011, Fall HP&M 859 Professional Development for the Health Care Executive Seminar 15 15 Graduate 2011, Fall HP&M 869 Internship for the Health Care Executive Field work 30 5 Graduate 2012, Summer HP&M 869 Internship for the Health Care Executive Field work 30 15 Graduate 2012, Fall HP&M 859 Professional Development for the Health Care Executive Seminar 15 15 Graduate 2012, Fall HP&M 869 Internship for the Health Care Executive Field work 30 5 Graduate 2013, Spring HP&M 899 Directed Research Study Field Work 45 1 Graduate 2013, Spring HP&M 869 Internship for the Health Care Executive work 30 5 Graduate 2013, Spring HP&M 990 Advanced Topics in Health Policy and Management Directed Study 3 1 Graduate 2013, Summer HP&M 869 Internship for the Health Care Executive Field work 30 15 Graduate 2016, Spring Community Health Center Executive Fellowship Online 30 Graduate Teaching: Supporting Lead Instructor Year Course Title Instruction Student
Type Hours Number Type 1996 COMS 930 Communication Audits Seminar (GTA) 45 15 Graduate 1996 COMS 554 Professional Interviewing Seminar (GTA) 45 50-75 1996 COMS 310 Introduction to Organizational Communication Lecture and Lab (GTA) 45 300 in lecture, 50 in lab Undergraduate 1996 COMS 310 Introduction to Organizational Communication Lecture and Lab (GTA) 45 300 in lecture, 50 in lab Undergraduate 1997 COMS 310 Introduction to Organizational Communication Lecture and Lab (GTA) 45 300 in lecture, 50 in lab Undergraduate 1997 COMS 554 Professional Interviewing Seminar (GTA) 45 50-75 1998 COMS 554 Professional Interviewing Seminar (GTA) 45 50-75 ICM 802 Social Basis for Medical Practice Small Group 45 10 Graduate Student Committees and Exams Year Student Name Thesis/Dissertation Title Degree 2000 Jee Hae Lim “E-Health Web Site Usability: A Comparative Study” Master’s Thesis 2001 David Nelson and David Scherrer “Designing a Website for Patients to Augment Oncology Delivery” Undergraduate Honors Thesis, Industrial Design, University of Kansas 2002 Eve-Lynn Nelson “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Depression: A Comparison of Face-to-Face and Interactive Televideo Settings” Doctoral Dissertation 2002 Dean Mehling Master’s Degree Comprehensive Exam Committee, Communication Studies, University of Kansas Edwards Campus Master’s Comprehensive Exam 2002 Debbi Swirczynski Master’s Degree Comprehensive Exam Committee, Communication Studies, University of Kansas Edwards Campus Master’s Comprehensive Exam Tao Hong “Intercultural Commitment Challenges Within the Organizational Setting” Doctoral Dissertation 2004 Ashley Spaulding “Patient-Physician Communication in the Pediatric Setting: An Analysis of the Differences Between and TeleKidcare® Visits” Master’s Thesis 2004 Ryan Spaulding “Kansas Telemedicine and Diffusion of Innovation: Determining Physicians Perceptions of Telemedicine and Designing an Adoption Program” Doctoral Dissertation 2005 Mark Nuss “An Assessment of Organizational Commitment in a Police Agency: A Twelve Year Case Study” Doctoral Dissertation 2005 Norbert Belz “Assessment of Health Policy Practices” Faculty Mentor, Research Practicum 2006 Gretchen “Kansas Health Information Technology/Health Information Exchange Policy Initiative” Master’s of Public Health Practicum 2007 Nicole Heim “Pandemic Preparedness and Closed Point of Master’s of Public Health