Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine

2013-2014 Annual Report Department of Family Medicine

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014

Welcome From Chair …………………………………………………………………… Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………… Faculty Listing ……………………………………………………………………………… Primary Care Associates…………………………………………………………….… Faculty Honors and Recognitions ………………………………………………… New Hires…………………………………………………………………………………….. Faculty Development ……..…………………………………….…………………….. Clinical Practice Sites …………………………………………………………………… Faculty/Student Pictures ……………………………………….…………………….. 2013-2014 Block Teams………………………………………………………………... Facilitator Assignments …………………………………………………………….…. Faculty Activities…………………………………………………………………………… Teaching Workload Summary………………………………………………………. Active Research Grants ……………………………………………………………..... Active Public Service Grants…………………………………………………………. Group IV Core Clinical Faculty ……………………………………………………..

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Welcome from the Chair Welcome to the Department of Family Medicine! This annual report summarizes our activities from July 1, 2013, through June 30, 2014.

Collaboration and strategic planning has been the focus of many of the Family Medicine departmental activities over the past year. Our department led an interdisciplinary team to recruit primary care physicians in preparation for the opening of our new extension campus in Dublin which led to the hire of 5 exceptional educators from family medicine and pediatric backgrounds. We have emphasized an increase in collegiality and collaboration between our department members, and are encouraging additional faculty development and scholarly activity. Our educational committee sponsored an evening workshop on scholarly activity and brought in a speaker from the Society of Teachers in Family Medicine to facilitate this. Our leadership committee has sponsored numerous events to engage students in the myriad of career possibilities of a family physician, including leadership, education and clinical service. DFM faculty continue to play key roles in leadership positions within the curriculum. The Introduction to Primary Care block, led by Jane Balbo, DO, was created to engage the students in primary care and to explore the patient-centered medical home. Jennifer Gwilym, DO, and Daryn Straley, DO, serve as leaders of the Clinical Skills curricula for years 1 and 2 osteopathic medical students. The Department and the ARHI Diabetes Center continue to maintain the Primary Care Fellowship in Diabetology with Jay Shubrook, DO, serving as director. Jane Balbo, DO, serves as director of the Primary Care Associateship Program and is collaborating with the OMM Department to develop a combined associateship for our Dublin students. Our faculty are actively involved with curricular design through block teams and curricular committee work. Several members are involved in the Primary Care Restructuring Taskforce, exploring potential synergy between the primary care departments of Family Medicine, Geriatrics, Pediatrics and Social Medicine. Programmatic and clinical research continues to increase pace! DFM faculty members, Dawn Graham, PhD, Jane Hamel-Lambert, PhD, Randall Longenecker, MD, and myself, have led programmatic initiatives in excess of $1.5 million dollars in public service grant funding. Throughout the year, faculty demonstrate every day how they support our growing community within local, state, national and international venues. Our faculty have had a substantial global presence, including Brazil, Ecuador, France, Germany, India, Latvia, Spain, and Sri Lanka, providing direct patient care or presenting in educational programs. We not only provide care, but train others to provide care for years into the future. Our clinical practices are quite diverse ranging from full family medicine practices to more specialized campus care, express care, nursing home care, palliative care, and hospice home visit practice encompassing a true primary care approach of caring for individuals and families from birth to death. The Department continues to actively recruit individuals that share our mission of enhancing primary care through teaching, research, and service.

Tracy L. (Marx) Shaub, DO Chair and Associate Professor 2

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The Department of Family Medicine was one of the founding departments when the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine was created in 1976. It is a diverse group of physicians, psychologists and educators who provide high quality clinical services, educational activities at all levels of the learning continuum and research. This document will briefly show who we are and what we do.

MISSION STATEMENT The Department of Family Medicine is the largest clinical department within the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. The departments’ mission is: to serve as role models and teachers of undergraduate medical students at all levels of training; to serve as trainers of postgraduate students; to provide high quality clinical services to the residents of southeastern Ohio and throughout the state;

to advance research done in the setting of an osteopathic medical college.

STRUCTURE The department is structured to reflect the academic, research, and clinical services provided. We are the home to the largest group of primary care physicians in the college. We have recently added a Division of Faculty Development and provide these services throughout the State. We provide numerous course coordinators, course block team leaders, and facilitators. Faculty members provide educational content from the first day of medical school throughout the final year of residency training. Following is a list of sections and section heads: Department Chair Associate Chair

Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Katherine Kropf, DO

Section Emergency Medicine Express Care Psychosocial Medicine Faculty Development Pre-Doctoral Family Medicine Associateship

Academic Section Head Nicole Wadsworth, DO Harold Thompson, DO Judith Rhue, PhD Steve Davis, PhD Jane Balbo, DO

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FACULTY LISTING Tenure Track Faculty Jane Balbo, DO, Assistant Professor Jane Hamel-Lambert, PhD, Associate Professor Katherine Kropf, DO, Assistant Professor Lenard Presutti, DO, Associate Professor Edward Schreck, DO, Assistant Professor Jay Shubrook, DO, Associate Professor Nicole Wadsworth, DO, Assistant Professor Non-Tenure Track Faculty Able-Perkins, Katherine, DO, Assistant Professor Roxanne Cech, MD, Associate Professor Krista Duval, DO, Assistant Professor Dawn Graham, PhD, Assistant Professor Jennifer Gwilym, DO, Assistant Professor Timothy Hogan, DO, Associate Professor John Kemerer, DO, Assistant Professor Robin Newburn, DO, Assistant Professor Daryn Straley, DO, Associate Professor Early Retirement Faculty Jack Brose, DO, Professor Chris Simpson, DO, PhD, Professor David Stroh, DO, Associate Professor Emeritus of Family Medicine Faculty Jack Brose, DO, Professor Peter Dane DO, Professor Faculty Appointments Grace Brannan, PhD, Assistant Professor Pat Burnett, PhD, Assistant Professor Larry Hurtubise, MA, Assistant Professor Randall Longenecker, MD, FAAFP , Professor Sharon Reynolds, EdD, Assistant Professor Support Staff Michelle Bobo, AS, Administrative Coordinator Joey Pierce, Administrative Assistant

Todd Fredricks, DO, Assistant Professor Kenneth Johnson, DO, Executive Dean, Professor Timothy Law, DO, Assistant Professor Judith Rhue, PhD, Professor Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO, Associate Professor Harold Thompson, DO, Assistant Professor

Bela Bhatt-Koshal, DO, Assistant Professor Craig Chappell, DO, Assistant Professor Melinda Ford, DO, Assistant Professor Paige Gutheil-Henderson, DO, Assistant Professor Laura Hocter-Ousley, DO, Assistant Professor Joseph Holtel, DO, Assistant Professor Sherri Martinez, DO, Assistant Professor Eduardo Robles, DO, Assistant Professor Linda Tomc, DO, Assistant Professor

Steve Clay, DO, Associate Professor Martha Simpson, DO, MBA, Associate Professor

Anthony Chila, DO, Professor Gerald Rubin, DO, Assistant Professor

William Burke, DO, FACOFP, Associate Professor Steve Davis, PhD, Assistant Professor Joyce Jadwin, PsyD, Assistant Professor Olivia Ojano-Sheehan, PhD , Assistant Professor

Jyl Mullins, Administrative Assistant

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Primary Care Associateship Family Medicine (FM) The Primary Care Associateship is a competitive undergraduate program designed to provide interested osteopathic medical students an opportunity to “try out” a career in academia. The Associates become junior faculty members within the department for an additional year prior to graduation and are integral teachers in our medical school curriculum. The Associateship is designed to promote interest in Osteopathic medical education, and is intended to enhance the development of future teachers of Family Medicine. Associates follow a core academic experience including clinical work, teaching within the curriculum, and development of a major project (i.e. research, curricular, or advanced certificate). Associates are encouraged to explore new avenues and develop their own project interest, with the goals of a publication and/or a presentation. Dr. Jane Balbo is the program director and Michelle Bobo is the program coordinator. http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/dfm/FamilyMedicineFellowship.htm

2013-2014 Family Medicine Primary Care Associates

Melissa Parks 2012-2014

Virginia Regula 2013-2014 Joseph Zell 2013-2014

Sarah Coffey 2012-2014 Brian Sammon 2012-2014

Keri Childers 2013-2014 5

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Faulty Honors and Recognitions ● Jane Balbo, DO, Outstanding Family Medicine Preceptor, chosen for award by SE CORE OMS-3 and OMS-4 students, May 2014 ● Jane Balbo, DO OUHCOM Recent Graduate Award, 2014 – For graduates within 15 years of their graduation who have made positive use of their medical education to serve their community or profession in a leadership role and who have assisted the college through exemplary service or support. ●William J. Burke, DO, 2014 William I. Linder, DO Advocate Award, Columbus Osteopathic Association, March 2014 ●Anthony Chila, DO, American Osteopathic Foundation: President’s Trust Society ●Steve Davis, PhD, Student Government Recognition Distinguished Osteopathic Commitment Award ●Melinda Ford, DO, AOA Certificate of Excellence in Continuing Medical Education ●Jennifer Gwilym, DO, Fellow American Family Physicians ●Jennifer Gwilym, DO, Completed Health Policy Fellowship 2013 ●Jennifer Gwilym, DO, Completed Residency Director Fellowship 2013 ● Larry Hurtubise, DO, 2014 AACOM Poster finalist for Data Driven Faculty Development Strategic Planning: Preparing for the future of Medical Education Presented at The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) 2014 Annual Conference with Joyce Jadwin, Olivia Ojano-Sheehan and Steve Davis ●Katy Kropf, DO, AMSA Women Leaders in Medicine Award – March 2014 ●Randall Longenecker, MD, National Rural Health Association, Outstanding Educator Award 2014, presented April 24, 2014, at the NRHA Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV. ●Judith Rhue, PhD, Invited Chair. Research presentations on Dimensions of Public Health. International Conference on Global Public Health 2014. Negombo, Sri Lanka, 2014. ●Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO, Nominated for the OhioHealth O’Bleness Service Excellence Physician Champion Award ●Jay Shubrook, DO, OU-HCOM Outstanding Alumnus of the Year-2014 ●Jay Shubrook, DO, OU-HCOM SE CORE Outstanding Family Physician Award 2014 ●Daryn Straley, DO, OOA Mentor Hall of Fame for 2014, May 2014

DOC Award Winners ●Outstanding Clinical Science Faculty (CPC I)- Todd Fredricks, DO ●Clinical Preceptor of the Year-(CPC I) Eduardo Robles, DO ●Outstanding Tutor Award (CPC I)- Virginia Regula ●Outstanding CBL Facilitator (CPC II)- Melissa Parks ●Outstanding Clinical Science Faculty (PCC I)- Jennifer Gwilym, DO ●Clinical Preceptor of the Year (PCC I) Bela Bhatt-Koshal, DO ●Brose Award-Tim Law, DO ●Outstanding Research Mentor (PCC II) Tim Law, DO ●Outstanding PCC Facilitator (PCC II)- Joseph Holtel, DO ●Student Government Special Recognition –Steve Davis, PhD ●Advisor to the Student Organization of the Year, SAMOPS- Steve Davis, PhD 6

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Primary Care Hires for Dublin 2013-2014 Ann Dietrich, MD Associate Professor of Primary Care Department of Pediatrics

Robin Newburn, DO Assistant Professor of Primary Care Department of Family Medicine

Paige Gutheil-Henderson, DO Assistant Professor of Primary Care Department of Family Medicine

Maureen Kollar, DO Assistant Professor of Primary Care Department of Pediatrics

Sherri Martinez, DO, Assistant Professor of Primary Care Department of Family Medicine Picture not available

Athens New Hires 2013-2014 Laura Hocter-Ousley, DO Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine

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Faculty Development “Faculty Development Notes” -monthly faculty development emails: July 2013: Learner-Centered Teaching: Good Places to Begin August 2013: 25 What Students Appreciate in a Teacher September 2013: Prompts That Get Students to Analyze, Reflect, Relate, and Question October 2013: Five Tips for Fostering Learning November 2013: Encouraging Non-Participants to Join in Your Discussion December 2013: How We Learn and How We Teach January 2014: Fighting For Feedback February 2014: The "Good Teacher" March 2014: Brain Work for Learning That Sticks! April 2014: Learning Philosophy vs Teaching Philosophy May 2014: #10 Spend time in the slide sorter June 2014: Lecture Well! Faculty Development Activities: Faculty Development Brownbag Technology Orientation OMM TA Honors: Leadership, Feedback, Question Asking, Presentation Skills Tips for Small Group Facilitation Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Community of Practice iPad Community of Practice Facilitator Meetings: weekly meetings during quarter ─Facilitators as assigned from DFM Individual Professional Development Plan participants (IPDP): one or more times Keri Childers, Family Medicine Associate Sarah Coffey, Family Medicine Associate Melissa Parks, Family Medicine Associate Brian Sammon, Family Medicine Associate Joe Zell, Family Medicine Associate Virginia Regula, Family Medicine Associate Shagun Bindlish, DO, Diabetes Fellow Jody Gerome, DO, Assistant Professor, OB/GYN Dawn Graham, PhD, Assistant Professor Family Medicine Jennifer Gwilym, DO, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine John Kemerer, DO, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine Tim Law, DO, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine Katie Able-Perkins, Associate Professor, Family Medicine 8

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Practice Sites Acupuncture UMA – Parks Hall 2nd Floor Athens, OH 45701 740-593-2516 Roxanne Cech, MD Campus Care Ohio University 2 Health Center Drive Athens, OH 45701 740-593-1660 Jane Balbo, DO Bela Bhatt-Koshal, DO Krista Duval, DO John Kemerer, DO Daryn Straley, DO David Stroh, DO

Endocrinology/Diabetes Center Castrop Center, Suite 200 Athens, OH 45701 740-566-4880 Jay Shubrook, DO Family Practice UMA – Parks Hall 2nd Floor Athens, OH 45701 740-593-2516 Katherine Able-Perkins, DO Roxanne Cech, MD Melinda Ford, DO Laura Hocter-Ousley , DO Katy Kropf, DO Tim Law, DO Lenard Presutti, DO

Express Care 265 W Union Street, Suite A Athens, OH 45701 740-594-2456 Todd Fredricks, DO Timothy Hogan, DO Christopher Simpson, DO, PhD Martha Simpson, DO Harold Thompson, DO Palliative Care UMA- Parks Hall 2nd Floor Athens, OH 45701 740-593-2516 Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Sports Medicine Castrop Center, Suite 230 Athens, OH 45701 Craig Chappell, DO Nursing Homes Maple Hills McArthur, OH 45651 Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Lenard Presutti, DO Arcadia Nursing Center Coolville, OH 45723 Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO

Hickory Creek of Athens The Plains, OH 45780 Katherine Able-Perkins, DO Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO

Hospice and Palliative Care Home Visit Practice Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO

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2013-2014 FAMILY MEDICINE FACULTY & STAFF

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FALL 2013

Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine 2013 - 2014 Block Teams Anatomy Immersion

Intro to Primary Care Medicine

Blood

Infection & Immunity

Neurology

EENT

Psychiatric

Witmer‡

Balbo‡

Staron, B.‡

Malgor‡

Benencia‡

Li‡

Biknevicius‡

Coon‡

Eland

Adkins

Holtel

Sammons

Murphy, E.

Cordingley

McAdoo

Ballard

Beverly

Benseler§

Jenkinson

Ford

Tomc, L.

Stewart

Musculoskeletal

SPRING 2014

Mann

O'Connor† OBGYN

Pediatrics

Geriatrics

Coschigano, K. ‡

Endocrinology & Metabolism Okada‡

Gerome‡

Woolison-Rutter‡

Bianco‡

Drozek

Inman

Nowak

Bertuna

Rhue

Kuttner-Sands†

Gau

Duval

Schwartz

Nowak

MontgomeryReagan

Batchelor

Cardiovascular

Respiratory

Gastrointestinal

Urogenital Tract

Cadamagnani‡

Biegalke‡

Consitt‡

Beverly

Thompson

Stork

Healy

Hain

McGee

Coschigano, P.§

McCall

Ice

Nelson, J.

James

Addiction, Pain & Palliative Care Bianco‡

SUMMER 2013

Marx

‡Instructor of Record §Consultant †Instructor of Record apprentice

Osteopathic Clinical Rotation Orientation Tolentino‡ Carlsen Wadsworth

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Facilitator Assignments for 2013‐2014 CPC

PCC

Year 1

2nd half of Fall Semester 10/28/13 ‐ 12/20/13

1st half of Fall Semester Year 1 ‐ 9/2/13 ‐ 10/25/13 Year 2 ‐ 8/19/13 ‐ 10/25/13

TuTh (1‐3) 1 ‐ G403 2 ‐ G407 3 ‐ G411 4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418 8 ‐ I128B On‐Call

2nd half of Spring semester

Ice

TuTh (3‐5) 9 ‐ G403 10 ‐ G407 11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418 16 ‐ I128B On‐Call

Ballard Robles Kropf Balbo Okada James Bontrager de Lacalle Law/Batchelor

1 ‐ G403 2 ‐ G407 3 ‐ G411 4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418 8 ‐ I128B

Adkins, S. Tomc, L. Duval Clark, T. Nelson Rubin Tec Guo

9 ‐ G403 10 ‐ G407 11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418 16 ‐ I128B

On‐Call

Kemerer

On‐Call

1 ‐ G403 Ballard 2 ‐ G407 Cain 3 ‐ G411 Ford 4 ‐ I128C Jr. DFM Assoc (Zell) 5 ‐ G414 Slyvka 6 ‐ G415 Foglesong 7 ‐ G418 Cadamagnani

9 ‐ G403 10 ‐ G407 11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418

Ballard Goodrum Beverly Kropf Robles Foglesong Rubin

1 ‐ G403 2 ‐ G407 3 ‐ G411 4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418

8 ‐ I128B

Goodrum

16 ‐ I128B

Healy

8 ‐ I128B

On‐Call

Kropf

On‐Call

Ballard

9 ‐ G403

Robles

1 ‐ G403

Adkins, S. Stroh Kemerer Robinson Able‐Perkins Clark, T. Foglesong Nelson

9 ‐ G403 10 ‐ G407 11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418

Adkins, S. Tomc, L. Duval Clark, T. Fredricks Rubin Wu VanRavensway

Year 1 MWF (1‐3)

TBA/Batchelor

On‐Call

2 ‐ G407

Jr. DFM Assoc (Childer)

10 ‐ G407

Balbo

2 ‐ G407

3 ‐ G411 4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418

Rhue Clay Stefan Gleissberg Clark, T. Sr. DFM Assoc (Sammon)

11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418

Tomc, L. Clay Eastman, J. Ford Skinner

3 ‐ G411 4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418

8 ‐ I128B

Cadamagnani

16 ‐ I128B

On‐Call

Coon

1 ‐ G403 2 ‐ G407 3 ‐ G411

Beverly Stroh Tomc, L.

4 ‐ I128C 5 ‐ G414 6 ‐ G415 7 ‐ G418

Stefan Gleissberg Rowland Rhue Bontrager

On‐Call

Nelson (1/6‐2/6) 8 ‐ I128B Healy (2/7‐3/14) Rowland On‐Call

9 ‐ G403 10 ‐ G407 11 ‐ G411

Robles Clay Stroh

12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418

Tomc, L. Inman Bontrager Code/Biknevicius Okada

8 ‐ I128B

Okada

16 ‐ I128B

On‐Call

Robles

On‐Call

Hamel‐Lambert

Adkins, S. Stroh Rhue Tomc, L. Hamel‐Lambert Clark, T. Wu Foglesong

On‐Call

Kemerer

Adkins, S.

1 ‐ I128B

2 ‐ I128C

Brose/Wince

2 ‐ I128C

Bianco

3 ‐ I128D

Sr. OMM Assoc (Okojie)/James

3 ‐ I128D

Schreck

Adkins, S.

11 ‐ G411 12 ‐ I128C 13 ‐ G414 14 ‐ G415 15 ‐ G418

Rubin Schreck Clark, T. Wu Coon

Tec

16 ‐ I128B

Nelson

Wu

On‐Call

Rubin Schreck Clark, T. Nelson Able‐Perkins

On‐Call

Cech

1 ‐ I128B

Wince

1 ‐ I128B

Holtel

2 ‐ I128C

Goodrum

2 ‐ I128C

Schreck

3 ‐ I128D

Stefan Gleissberg (BMS) 3 ‐ I128D Coschigano, P.

On‐Call

Sr. DFM Assoc (Parks)

10 ‐ G407

See Case Presentation Lab Facilitation Assignments

Rhue

Sr. DFM Assoc (Coffey)

Holtel/Grijalva

Rhue

16 ‐ I128B

Sr. DFM Assoc (Parks) 9 ‐ G403

Year 2 MWF (8‐10)

1 ‐ I128B

On‐Call

1 ‐ G403 1st half of Spring semester 1/6/14 ‐ 3/14/14

Ballard Coon Ford Jr. DFM Assoc (Regula) Woolison‐Rutter Cadamagnani Bontrager Law

Year 2 ‐ Clinical faculty only Th (8‐10) Th (10‐12)

1 ‐ I128B

Atkins

1 ‐ I128B

2 ‐ I128C

Hong

2 ‐ I128C

3 ‐ I128D

Stefan Gleissberg

Cech Chen, X.

Sr. DFM Assoc (Parks) Holtel

Sr. DFM Assoc 3 ‐ I128D (Sammon)

On‐Call

P.Coschigano

On‐Call

Schreck

1 ‐ I128B

Coschigano, P.

1 ‐ I128B

Schreck

2 ‐ I128C

Rowland

2 ‐ I128C

Cech

3 ‐ I128D

Stefan Gleissberg

3 ‐ I128D

Brose

On‐Call

Stork

On‐Call

Chen, X.

Rowland

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Department of Family Medicine Faculty

Katherine Able-Perkins, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills Lab ●CBL Facilitator ●Med Tapp Faculty Preceptor

Jane Balbo, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●CBL Spring 1, Fall 1 ●STD & Sexual Lectures, 2013 ●IOR and teaching in Primary Care block ●Clinical Skills, Yr. 1, Spring 2 ●LGBT Lab, Yr. 2 ●OSCE Workload

SERVICE: ●Director, Family Medicine Primary Care Associateship ●Curriculum Advisory Committee ●Strategic Planning Committee ●Family Medicine Leadership Team 13

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Jane Balbo, DO Assistant Professor (continued) RESEARCH/ SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●Transgender Education ●LGBT Health & Medical Educations

PRESENTATIONS: ●Presentation to OU Counseling and Psychological Services with Krista Duval, DO, “The Intersection of Women’s health and Mental Health”, 27 June 2013 ●“Let’s talk about sex… in Primary Care” panelist, 8 October 2013, Sponsored by OUHCOM AMSA ●“Patient + Situation + Provider: The pathophysiology of difficult encounters” presentation with Joe Bianco, PhD, to medical students, 10 December 2013, Sponsored by OUHCOM Student Government Professionalism Committee ●“Adventures in Primary Care for Transgender Patients” with Katy Kropf, DO, 10 February 2014, Sponsored by OUHCOM AMSA ●“Contraception Options” discussion for Ohio University students, with Krista Duval, DO, and Robin Fuchs, OMS-2, 11 February 2014, Sponsored by OUHCOM OB/GYN club ●Invited speaker with Katy Kropf, DO, on Transgender Primary Care at the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) Annual Convention in New Orleans, Louisiana, 7 March 2014 ●Guest Speaker for undergraduate Human Sexuality BIOS class – “Sexually Transmitted Infections in the Clinical Setting” -8 April 2014 ●Guest Speaker for undergraduate pre-pharmacy class taught by Sarah Adkins, PharmD, 10 April 2014 ●Invited speaker/presenter to speak on women’s health topics, including Pap smears, contraception, sexually transmitted infections, and women’s health apps, at the Ohio Osteopathic Symposium, 26 April 2014 ●“Meet the Docs” presentations/discussions with parents of incoming Ohio University freshmen during Precollege orientation, June 2014

PUBLICATIONS: ●Beverly EA, Reynolds S, Balbo JT, Adkins S, Longenecker R. Changing First Year Medical Students’ Attitudes toward Primary Care. Family Medicine, Accepted for publication on January 10, 2014

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Bela Bhatt-Koshal, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Led OMM Lectures/lab ●OMM Table preceptor Year 2 ●OMM Practical Exams Year 1 & 2 ●Clinical preceptor ●Lifestyle Med classes ●OSCE Workload

SERVICE: ●Student selection committee ●Advisor, Family Practice Student Association ●Board Member, Live Healthy Appalachia ●Guest physician, CHIP Program Q & A ●”Walk with a Doc” presenter

Jack Brose, DO Professor Emeritus TEACHING: ●PCC Facilitator SERVICE: ●Student selection committee 15

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William J. Burke, DO Dean, Dublin Campus Associate Professor PRESENTATIONS: ●Building Effective Doctor-Patient Relationships on June 16, 2014 at the Seventh Sino-American Faculty Training on General Medicine/Family Medicine in Dazhou, Sichuan, China

Roxanne Cech, MD Associate Professor TEACHING: ●PCC Facilitator fall ●PCC Facilitator spring ● Clinical preceptor ●OSCE Workload

SERVICE: ●Curriculum Advisory Committee

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Craig Chappell, DO Assistant Professor

Anthony Chila, DO, FAAO , FCA Professor Emeritus PRESENTATIONS: ●Riga, Latvia: August 26-29, 2013. Osteopathic Medicine Development Center. The Path to Stillness. ●Muenster, Germany: October 4-6, 2013. German Academy for Osteopathic Medicine (DAOM). Osteopathic Theory, Methods, Practice: Stabilizing the Pelvis. ●Mulhouse, France: December 6-8, 2013. Groupe D’Etude L’Enseignement Osteopathie (GEOS). Osteopathic Theory, Methods, Practice. Stabilizing the Pelvis. ●Riga, Latvia: June 3-6, 2014. Osteopathic Medicine Development Center. Lymphatic Reflexes. ●Kobe, Japan: July 18-21. Japan Osteopathic Professional Association. Ligamentous and Membranous Articular Strain.

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Steven Clay, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●CPC, CBL Facilitator ●OSCE Workload

Steve Davis, PhD Director, Faculty Development Assistant Professor PRESENTATIONS: ●Grandview Hospital, Dayton, July 2013, “Resident Professionalism” ●AOA OMED in Las Vegas, AACOM TOPCE (Training Osteopathic Primary Care Educators) program presenter: September 2013, “Problem Based Learning-Strengths: Weaknesses: Opportunities: Threats” ●NBOME Annual Board Meeting, Florida, December 2013, “Moderator” ●AOA OME Leadership Conference, Austin, January 2013, “Leadership 101” ●COSTIN Institute, Phoenix, January 2014, “Teaching Excellence” ●AACOM Conference, Washington DC, April 2014, “New Teaching and Learning Paradigms” & “Peer Evaluation of Teaching” ●Ohio Osteopathic Symposium in Columbus, April 2014, Poster on OUHCOM Faculty Development ●Liberty College of Osteopathic Medicine, Lynchburg, May 2014, “Faculty Development for Active Learning” ●Pennsylvania Commonwealth College of Medicine, Scranton, PA, June 2014, “Facilitator Connoisseurship

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Krista Duval, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●UG Block member ●Summer 2013-OCRO ●Fall 2013- CBL ●Spring 2014-Clinical skills/ lecture

SERVICE: ●Student Selection Committee

PRESENTATIONS: ●“Hot topics in Contraception” for Sex Week at Ohio University Feb 2014

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Melinda Ford, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Summer ●Fall 2013 ●Spring 2014 ●Neuro block team member

SERVICE: ●OSS ACOFP President ●OOA District 9 President ●Cost Center Director UMA ●ACOFP Membership & Website ●ACOFP House of Delegates

PRESENTATIONS: ●April 2014- 2014 Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Conference of Experts: Exploring Drug Dependent Newborns in the Appalachian Region- Johnson City, TN ●January 2014- Athens County Ohio Drug Addiction Program. “A Child Will Die” ●October 2013- ER/LA Opioid REMS: Achieving Safe Use While Improving Patient Care in Ohio.” ●April 2013- 2013 Ohio Opiate Conference, Columbus, OH- “Addressing Opioid Use and Pregnancy in a Rural Appalachian Setting”

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Todd Fredricks, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●OU-HCOM didactic teaching ●CBL Facilitator ●Established PC Ultrasound Lab

RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●Medicine Media Collaborative ●OU-HCOM/ USUHS Collaborative ●Hurtubise Collaborative ●Student Projects Collaborative ●RUSP Program Committee Member

SERVICE: ●Benjamin Rush Society Advisor ●Student Selection Committee ●Civil Air Patrol Mission Pilot ●OU-HCOM EM/SAMOPS lectures

●RUSP PRESENTATIONS: ●Civilian Physician Perceptions of Veteran’s Issues: Poster Presentation at Special Operations Medical Association Conference Tampa, FL ●Civilian Physician Perceptions of Veteran’s Issues: Poster Presentation at Association of Military Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Conference Chicago, IL ●Dry Bulb Temperatures in Long Duration Ad Hoc Aerial Platform Flights, Presentation at The Operational Aeromedical Problems Course, Fort Rucker Alabama ●Dry Bulb Temperatures in Long Duration Ad Hoc Aerial Platform Flights, Poster Presentation at AMOPS, Chicago, IL ●Civilian Physician Perceptions of Veteran’s Issues: Poster Presentation at Ohio Osteopathic Symposium, Columbus, OH 21

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Todd Fredricks, DO Assistant Professor (continued) RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: ●Physicians in civilian medical practice perceptions of veterans’ issues related to health care Todd Fredricks, DO and Masato Nakazawa, PhD Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (Second Submission after rewrite) ●Dry Bulb Temperatures in Long Duration Ad Hoc Platform Flights Todd R. Fredricks, DO, COL MC FS WVARNG and Masato Nakazawa, PhD Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (In Rewrite for publication after 1 st submission)

Dawn Graham, PhD Assistant Professor SERVICE: ●Project LAUNCH: Young Child Wellness Council Coordinator ●Ohio University Rural and Underserved Programs Facilitator ●Board Member: The Birth Circle, Athens Ohio ●The Health Policy Institute of Ohio Telehealth Stakeholder Committee ●Member: Ohio Psychological Association ●Integrating Professionals for Appalachian Children, Board Member ●Integrating Professionals for Appalachian Children, Governance Committee

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PRESENTATIONS: ●Shamblin, S. & Graham, D. (May 2014). Impact of Primary Care-Behavioral Health Integration on Provider Practices. Presented at the 10th Annual International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana IL. ●Shamblin, S., & Graham, D. (March 2014). Behavioral Health-Primary Care Integration to Improve Child Wellness: A Clinical and Business Perspective. Presented at: 27th Annual Children’s Mental Health Research and Policy Conference, Tampa FL. ●Graham, D. & Doremus, H. (April 2014). Cohorts 1 and 2; Words of Wisdom. Presented at: 2014 Project LAUNCH Spring Training Institute, Bethesda, MD.

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Dawn Graham, PhD Assistant Professor (continued) PUBLICATIONS: ●Bates, B., Graham, D., Striley, K, Patternson, S, Arora, A., & Hamel-Lambert, J. (2014). Examining Antecedents of Caregivers’ Access to Early Childhood Developmental Screening: Implications for Campaigns Promoting Use of Services in Appalachian Ohio. Health Promotion Practice, May 2014 VOl. 15, No 3 413-421.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES: ●Graham, D. (Principal Investigator). “Behavioral Health in Primary Care: How Rural Practitioners View Quality of Treatment” Funded: $5,200 Ohio University Research Council 12/13

Jennifer Gwilym, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills Year 1 Liaison ●Clinical Skills Team Participant

SERVICE: ●Founding Program Director Adena Family Medicine Residency ●Student Selection Committee ●Committee on Student Progress ●Ad Hoc Committee ●Chair of OOA Advocacy Committee ●OOA District 9 Alternate Trustee ●Family Medicine Board Recertification May 2013

PRESENTATIONS: ●Medicare’s New Value-based Payment Modifier- AOA Health Policy Forum 9/13 ●Medicare’s New Value-based Payment Modifier- Poster OMED 10/13 ●Health Policy: How to Make an Impact- OOS 4/13 ●Prohibit the sale of E-Cigarettes to Minors Resolution 4/13 23

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Jane Hamel-Lambert, PhD Associate Professor TEACHING: ●CBL Fall 2 Facilitator + On Call ●Mentoring/ Grantmanship ●Guest Lectures as requested

SERVICE: ●Director, Appalachian Rural Health Institute ●National (APA Elected Rural; ATRN) ●State committees ( EAG, LAUNCH) ●Executive Committee Member

PRESENTATIONS: ●Grey, J & Hamel-Lambert, J (accepted for presentation) Mental Health First Aid and Beyond: Engage the Community. To be presented at the American Psychology Association’s Annual Conference, Washington, DC., August 8, 2014. ●Hamel-Lambert, J and Male’-Brune, Roxanne (2014, April). Logic Models and Grant Proposals. Yamada International House, Ohio University, Athens, OH.

PUBLICATIONS: ●Bates, B.R., Graham, D., Striley, K., Patterson, S., Arora, A., & Hamel-Lambert, J. (2014) Examining antecedents of caregivers’ access to early childhood developmental screening: Implications for campaigns promoting use of services in Appalachian Ohio. Health Promotion Practice, 15(3).

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Laura Hocter-Ousley, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●CBL Facilitator ●Clinical Skills Lab

Timothy Hogan, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills Lab ●Teaching for ER Club ●Med Tapp Faculty Preceptor ●Summer/Fall 2013 teaching ●Spring 2014

SERVICE: ●Medical Executive Committee ABH ●Quality Assessment Committee ABH ●NBOME Item writer ●NBOME Item Review Committee 25

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Joseph Holtel, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●PCC 1 Facilitator Fall ●Summer 2013 ●PCC 2 Facilitator Spring ●MS Block

Larry Hurtubise, MA Faculty Development Learning Technologies Specialist Assistant Professor SERVICE: ●Member of the Teaching and Learning in Medicine Review Board ●Chair Elect. The Generalists in Medical Education Steering Committee

PUBLICATIONS: ●Larry Hurtubise, Theresa Lester, Nick Okada. Success Factors for Flipping the Classroom in Medical Education and Sustaining Change Academic Medicine Letter to the editor of Academic Medicine May 2014

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Larry Hurtubise, MA Faculty Development Learning Technologies Specialist Assistant Professor (continued) PRESENTATIONS: ●Larry C. Hurtubise, Heather Brod “Creating Successful Academic Collaborations” Presented as part of The Ohio State University Faculty Advancement and Mentoring Series 2014 ●Larry C. Hurtubise “Leveraging Technology and Leading Change” Presented as part of the Training Osteopathic Primary Care Educators Series at The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) Annual Conference 2014 ●Heather Brod, Elissa Hall, Caer Vitek, Larry Hurtubise “Collaboratively Developing Faculty Workshops to Encourage Significant Learning” Presented at the 2013 Group on Faculty Affairs Professional Development Conference in Minneapolis Minnesota. ●Larry Hurtubise, Stephen Davis. “Leading Change: Preparing for the Changing Role of Online Technologies in Medical Education” Presented at the 2014 Osteopathic Medical Education Leadership Conference, Austin TX ●Larry Hurtubise, Sarah Sams, Allison Macerollo. “Using Video Clips: Enhance Your Teaching and Make It Stick “ Presented at the 2014 Society for Teachers of Family Medicine Nashville TN ●Larry Hurtubise, Sorabh Khandelwal. " Competencies, Milestones, and EPAs Leveraging iPads for medical education across the continuum” Presented at 2014 ACGME Annual Educational Conference, to Graduate Medical Education Professionals. Washington, DC ●Larry Hurtubise, Douglas J. Koch, Machelle Linsenmeyer, “Engaging Students through Online Tools, Blended Learning and Flipped Classrooms” Presented at The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) Annual Conference 2014

Kenneth Johnson, DO, FAAO Executive Dean Professor TEACHING: ●Deans Hour ●Deans Community Forum

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John Kemerer, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Summer 2013 ●Fall 2013 ●Spring 2014

SERVICE: ●OU Ad Hoc Tobacco Free Committee ●UMA Risk Management/Corporate Compliance

PRESENTATIONS: ●Summer Dermatology at Red Dragon Mass Causality Training, Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, August 10, 2014.

Katherine Kropf, DO Associate Chair Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●CBL MS1, Fall Semester ●Clinical skills lab GYN Spring 2014 ●Resp Lecture, GI Lecture ●Clinical Jazz (RUSP) 28

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Katherine Kropf, DO Associate Chair Assistant Professor (continued) RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●TRANS Care lecture (AMSA) ●LGTB knowledge and Attitudes ●Curriculum for International Rotation

SERVICE: ●Dublin Primary Care Search committee ●DFM Leadership team ●Strategic Plan Committee ●DFM Faculty development committee ●Admissions Committee

PRESENTATIONS: ●“Contraception After Pregnancy” - Athens Birth Circle Prepared Mom Camp for Pregnant Teenagers; June 2014 ●“You CAN do Transgender Care” co-presentation with Jane Balbo DO; American Medical Student Association Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA; March 2014 ●“There are No Frames and No Boundaries; Medical Work in Ecuador and El Salvador. Athens Tuesday Supper Club, Athens, Ohio; October 2013

Timothy Law, Sr. DO, MBA Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●CBL 1st half fall ●CBL 2nd half spring ●Rural & Urban Scholars Pathway

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Timothy Law, Sr. DO, MBA Assistant Professor (continued) RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●OMNI Clinical Medical Director ●OMNI Administrative Medical Director ●PI for Regeneron Study ●PI for Relief Study ●Guest Editor, Frontiers in Neurology

SERVICE: ●Director Rural & Urban ●Committee on Student Progress ●Student Selection Committee ●DFM Leadership Committee ●Member of OU Alumni Board of Directors

PRESENTATIONS: ●My Experiences in Rural Medicine among the Amish of KY: 2 hours (1 hour lecture 1 hour discussion) Presented to: University of Kentucky College of Medicine Western KY Initiative (WKI) 12/05/2013 ●The Power of the Mind: The Motor Cortex as a Critical Determinant of Muscle Strength/Weakness: Poster Presented to: International Conference on Frailty and Sarcopenia, Barcelona, Spain 3/12/2014

PUBLICATIONS: ●Editor: Research Topic "From Brain to Body: The Impact of Nervous System Declines on Muscle Performance in Aging” in the special edition of the journal ‘Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience’

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Randall Longenecker, MD, FAAFP Assistant Dean, Rural and Underserved Programs Professor PRESENTATIONS: ●Longenecker R and Pittman, O. “Mentor, Coach, or Facilitator: What is the difference?” Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship Annual Gathering, Laurelville, Pa., June 14, 2014. ●Longenecker R. “New GME Design and Development – Rural Training Tracks,” GME Finance Summit, Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine, Lillington, NC, June 6, 2014. ●Longenecker R. “P(L)CMH Certification: Promoting faculty development in the medical home,” Work in Progress presentation, STFM Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, May 4, 2014. ●Longenecker R. “Administrative Blues,” Rural Medical Educators conference, Las Vegas, NV, April 22, 2014. ●Longenecker R. Planned, directed and facilitated the “2014 RTT Conclave,” a meeting of the RTT Collaborative in association with the RTT Technical Assistance program, Athens, OH, April 16-18, 2014, including the following presentations: ─Longenecker R and Johnson M. “Graduate Medical Education Financial Challenges of RTT Programs” ─Longenecker R and Schmitz D. “New GME Design and Development” ─Longenecker R and Sanner L. “GME Finance and Choosing a Consultant” ─Hostoffer R and Longenecker R. “Rural Training Tracks and Streams in Specialties other than Family Medicine” ●Longenecker R. “Clinical Jazz,” Rural WONCA, Gramado, RS, Brazil, April 4, 2014. Longenecker R. “An Organic Approach to Growing a Rural Workforce,” Rural WONCA, Gramado, RS, Brazil, April 4, 2014. ●Longenecker R. “What is an RTT?” Planned and presented as part of a webinar entitled, “What SORHs Should Know About Rural Training Tracks,” National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health, January 15, 2014. http://www.nosorh.org/news/webinars.php (Accessed 1-20-2014) ●Longenecker R. “Rural Training Tracks: A way forward,” Planned and presented as part of a panel and forum, “Building a Primary Care Workforce for Rural America,” sponsored by the Robert Graham Center at the Capitol Visitors’ Center, Washington, DC, January 14, 2014.

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Randall Longenecker, MD , FAAFP Assistant Dean, Rural and Underserved Programs Professor (continued) PRESENTATIONS: ●Longenecker R. “Patient (and Learner) Centered Medical Homes: Your role in the resurgence of community embedded health professions education,” 32nd Annual Internal Medicine Update, The Heritage Center for Osteopathic Medical Education, Columbus, Ohio, December 7, 2013. ●Longenecker R; Eklar P; Bertka K. Facilitated “How Did You Do That?” OPCPCC panel presentation, Ohio Patient Centered Primary Care Collaborative conference, Columbus, OH, November 8, 2013. ●Longenecker R; Reynolds S. “An Organic Approach to Growing a Rural Physician Workforce,” Family Medicine Education Consortium, Philadelphia, PA, November 2, 2013. http://www.fmdrl.org/index.cfm?event=c.beginBrowseD&clearSelections=1&criteria=Longenecker#4590 and an accompanying bibliography: http://www.fmdrl.org/index.cfm?event=c.beginBrowseD&clearSelections=1&criteria=Longenecker#4596 (Accessed 11-27-2013) ●Longenecker R. Designed and implemented a pre-conference half-day workshop, “Growing a Network of Training Programs in Rural Places – The RTT Collaborative,” and presented “Picking a Place to Start: Building a rural track in medical school and/or residency,” Family Medicine Education Consortium, Philadelphia, PA, November 1, 2013. ●Longenecker R. “Agents of Ethical Practice: individually and Together,” Presentation to Mary Rutan Hospital Bioethics Committee Retreat, Bellefontaine, OH, October 25, 2013 ●Longenecker R and Mollica D. Planned and coordinated the twelfth annual Rural Health Scholars Retreat for 20 medical students representing 6 of Ohio’s medical schools, “Addressing the Health of Rural Veterans,” Cedar Hill Lodge, Hocking Hills near Logan, Ohio, October 18-20, 2013. http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/oru/Resources.htm (Accessed 11-7-2013) ●Longenecker R. “RTTs: Creative Variations, Sustainable Design,” Faculty development presentation at Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana Rural Retreat, Seeley Lake, MT, October 3, 2013. ●Longenecker R. “RTTs: Creative Variations, Sustainable Design,” videoconference presentation to the Wisconsin Collaborative for Rural Graduate Medical Education, Multiple sites participating in Wisconsin statewide, July 17, 2013. http://www.raconline.org/rtt/pdf/longenecker-rtt-presentation-2013.pdf (Accessed 9-6-2013) ●Longenecker R. “Building Learner Centered Educational Homes,” Presentation of OHF initiatives at the Ohio PCMH Education Pilot Project - Curriculum Reform summit, Columbus, OH, July 11, 2013.

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Lenard Presutti, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●CPC Skills ●OMM Lab/ Lecture Year 2 ●Global Health Rotation

RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY : ●PCMH Project implementation

SERVICE: ●RUSP admissions ●Athens City CAC Board ●Medicaid DUR Board ●UMA Finance ●ACOFP Inservice Exam Committee

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Judith Rhue, PhD Professor (continued) TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills Interview Labs ●Clinical Skills Block Team Member ●Pediatric Block Team Member

RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●Research projects-Violence, Twins, Women ●Journal editorial boards ●Conference/ Journal reviewer

SERVICE: ●Editorial Consultant ●P & T’s/ College Committees ●Triplet Connection

PRESENTATIONS: ●Communication Skills Milestones: Technology Facilitates the Road to Competency. Presented at the OME Leadership Conference, Austin, TX, January, 2014. ●Technology and Innovations in Teaching Doctor-Patient Communication Skills. Invited talk presented at the Healthcare Summit & Expo 2014, Hyderabad, India, June, 2014. ●Creating Culturally Competent Physicians Starts in Medical Training. Presented at the International Conference on Global Public Health 2014. Negombo, Sri Lanka, July 2014.

PUBLICATIONS: ●Rhue, Judith. (2014). Technology and Innovations in Teaching Doctor-Patient Communication Skills. Published proceedings of the Healthcare Summit & Expo 2014. Indus Foundation, 2014. ●Rhue, Judith. Creating Culturally Competent Physicians Starts in Medical Training. Published proceedings of the International Conference on Global Public Health 2014. ICRD, 2014.

RESEARCH HONORS/POSTERS: ●Rhue, Judith, & Henderson, Pam. Domestic Violence: Missed Cues by Medical students. Presented at the Association for Psychological Science Meeting, San Francisco, CA, May, 2014.

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Eduardo Robles, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●CBL Facilitator

Gerald Rubin, DO Assistant Professor, Emeritus TEACHING: ●CBL Facilitator

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Edward Schreck, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Summer 2013 ●Fall 2013 ●Spring 2014 ●Presentation on Depression

SERVICE: ●Chair of OU-HCOM Admissions Committee ●Member of DFM, P & T Committee ●Delegate to OOA and AOA ●Osteopathic Heritage Foundation Board

Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Department Chair Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Instructor, Into to Primary Care Block ●Instructor, Geriatrics Block ●Instructor, Addiction, Pain and Palliative Care Block 36

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Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Department Chair Associate Professor ( continued) TEACHING: ●PCC Instructor ●Clinical Skills Instructor

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: ●DFM sponsored “STFM On the Road Education Program on Scholarly Writing” 28 faculty participants-2013

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING: ●Apprentice of the Anamcara Project: Art, Science, and Practice of Sacred Relationship, Sacred Art of Living and Dying Center, Bend, OR (anticipated completion 5/15) 5/13-present ●Applicant for Certification in Mind-Body Medicine through Center for Mind-Body Medicine, Washington, DC; attended Initial Training 10/11, Advanced Training 1/12, certification process 9/12 – 2/15 (anticipated)

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS: ●Medical Director, Maple Hills Nursing Center, McArthur, OH 11/11 - present ●Medical Director, Hickory Creek Nursing Center, The Plains, OH 9/10 - present ●Medical Director, Arcadia Nursing Center, Coolville, OH 7/96 – 6/14 ●Hospice Medical Director and Clinical Liaison, Appalachian Visiting Nurses Association Home Health Services and Hospice, Athens, OH 4/07-present

PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES: ●Invited to serve as member of Association of Departments of Family Medicine, Leadership Development Committee 7/13 – present ●Appointed to ACOFP Public Health & Wellness Committee 2/13 – present ●Advisor/consultant to the Pain Medicine Expert Panel, State Medical Board of Ohio 3/11 – present ●Invited to serve as peer reviewer for Osteopathic Family Physician 9/09 – present

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS ● Hurtubise, L, Belknap, L, Marx, T, Fredricks, T, “Leveraging iPads in Medical Education: Preparing for the Furutre of Healthcare,” accepted for presentation at 41st Annual STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, Atlanta, GA, Feb 2014. ● Rhue, J, Gwilym, J, and Marx, TL. “Communication Skills Milestones: Technology Facilitates the Road to Competency, “ presented at AACOM OME Leadership Conference, Austin, TX, Jan. 2014. ● Bianco, J, Marx, TL. “Creating a Trauma-Informed Medical Home: An Integrated Mind-Body Medicine Training Program for Primary Care Residents,” presented at the 34th Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine, STFM, Chicago, IL, Sept 2013. 37

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Tracy (Marx) Shaub, DO Department Chair Associate Professor (continued) UNIVERSITY COMITTEES: ●Chair, NOEC Primary Care Faculty Recruitment Committee 8/14 present ●Ohio University Aging and Wellness Collaborative 8/14-present ●Chair, Primary Care Restructuring Committee, OU-HCOM 3/14-present ●AMA/UMA Recruitment and Retention Committee 3/14-present ●Member of Executive Dean’s Strategy Team 2/14 – present ●Chair, COEC Primary Care Faculty Recruitment Committee 8 /13-3/14 ●UMA Transition Leadership Committee 6/13 – present ●OU-HCOM Brand Transformation Committee 6/13 – 5/14 ●Northeast Ohio Extension Campus (NOEC) Dean Selection Committee 6/13 – 9/13 ●Strategic Planning Committee 3/13 – 2/14 ●Blue Ribbon Committee on Primary Care 3/13 – 3/14

Jay Shubrook, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Fall 2013 teaching ●Spring 2014 teaching ●Faculty introduction to Research

RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: ●Grant writing reporting ●Grant Reviewer for American Diabetes Association ●Editorial Board JAOA, AAFP, OFP

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Jay Shubrook, DO Associate Professor (continued) SERVICE: ●DFM Promotion and Tenure Chair ●Steering CMTE Member ●OU-HCOM Diabetes Free Clinic ●Director, OU-HCOM Bike Rodeo ●Director of Clinical Research

PRESENTATIONS: ●Atypical Diabetes: When is type 1 not type 1 and type 2 not type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is Primary. ADA Scientific Sessions 2014. San Francisco CA. June 14th. ● Building the Business Model for Diabetes Prevention. ADA Clinical Conference. Marco Island Florida. May 24 th. ●“Is your life killing you? How physical activity prevents diabetes.” Ohio Osteopathic Symposium April 24, 2014. Columbus OH. ● “Creating a Research culture” Marshall University Research Day. April 25, 2014. Huntington WV.

PUBLICATIONS: ●Hirsch IB, Schneider D, King A, Polonsky WH, Reid TS, Shubrook JH, Verderese CA, Wallace J, Riddle MC. Adding a Short-Acting GLP-1 Analogue to Basal Insulin: An Object Lesson for Type 2 Diabetes Management in the Era of Accountability. Post Graduate Medicine 2014 . 126;3:135-144. ●Bufalino V, Bauman, MA; Shubrook JH, Balch AJ, et al. The Evolution of The Guideline Advantage: Lessons Learned from the Frontlines of Outpatient Performance Measurement. Published concurrently in CirculationCardiovascular Outcomes, Cancer, Diabetes Care, 2014. ●Mullens D et Shubrook JH. "Hypoglycemia in a 94-Year-Old Non-Diabetic Male". BMJ Case Reports. . Available at http://casereports.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/bcr-2014204067?ijkey=C77HImrqQm1wAM1&keytype=ref. ●Shubrook JH. How and When to Start Basal insulin. Journal of Family Practice. February 2014. February 2014. ●Shubrook JH. Managing Recent-Onset Diabetes: Choosing Durable, Well-Tolerated Therapies and Understanding the Role of Incretin-Based Therapies J Am Osteopath Assoc 2014. 114:S6-S13 doi:10.7556/jaoa.2014.088. ● Drozek D, Diehl H, Nakazawa M, Kostohryz T, Morton D, et Shubrook JH. Short-term effectiveness of a lifestyle intervention program for reducing selected chronic disease risk factors in individuals living in rural Appalachia, a pilot cohort Study. Advances in Preventive Medicine. In press 2014. ● Shubrook JH, Landman E, Presswala L, et Guo A. Early Use of basal and bolus insulin for newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes. Infusystems USA 2014. 11;2:9-13. ●Redhu-Gehlaut R, Shubrook JH. Revisiting Hypoglycemia. Osteopathic Family Physician 2014. 1:19-25. ●Healey A, Ribacare D, Benseler j, et Shubrook JH. Disseminated Histoplasmosis in an 11 year old with Type 1 diabetes. Pediatric On Call 2014. 11:1:23-24. ●Presswala L, Shubrook J, Schwartz F. The epidemic of obesity and type 2 diabetes in the US: Finding the key to an effective prevention program. Diabesity in Practice 2013. 2: 127–34. 39

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Jay Shubrook, DO Associate Professor (continued) PUBLICATIONS (continued): ●Schwartz FL, Marling CR, Shubrook JH. Automated Glycemic Pattern Analysis: Overcoming Diabetes Clinical Inertia. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology 2013. 7(1):167-169. PMID 23439174. ●Marling CR, Struble NW, Bunescu RL, Shubrook JH, Schwartz FL. A Consensus Perceived Glycemic Variability Metric. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology 2013.7(4):871-879. PMID 23911168. ●Johnson AW, Shubrook JH. Role of osteopathic structural diagnosis and osteopathic manipulative treatment for diabetes mellitus and its complications. J Am Osteopath Assoc. 2013;113(11):829-836. PMID 24174504. ●Shubrook, JH. Insulin therapy for challenging cases. Journal Am Osteopath Assoc. 2013.113:4;S17-S28. PMID 23545887. ●Kanadiya MK, Tushat, GD, Sanaka MR, Thota PN, Shubrook JH. Relationship between type 2 diabetes and use of metformin with risk of colorectal adenoma in an American population receiving colonoscopy. Journal of Diabetes and Its Complications 2013. PMID 23755906.

PUBLICATIONS STILL IN PRESS: ●Shubrook JH, Mora N, Adkins S, Guo A. Insulin Primer: Part 1 practical use of insulin. Primary Care Reports 2014. Accepted in Press. ●Shubrook JH, Mora N, Adkins S, Guo A. Insulin Primer: Part 2: Emerging insulin and advanced insulin delivery. Primary Care Reports 2014. Accepted in Press. ●"Current Quality of Cardiovascular Prevention for Million Hearts• : An Analysis of 147,038 Outpatients from The Guideline Advantage. American Heart Journal. Accepted 6-14. In press. ●Duff M, Demidova O, Blackburn S, Shubrook JH. Cutaneous manifestations of diabetes. Revision in process. Clinical Diabetes 12-2013. Revision in review. ●de Groot M, Doyle T, Averyt J, Risaliti C, Shubrook, JH. Depressive symptoms and type 2 diabetes mellitus in rural Appalachia: An 18-month follow-up study”. International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine. In press 2014. ●Bindlish S, Shubrook JH. Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Diabetes. Submitted to Osteopathic Family Physician. Accepted in Press. 2014. ●Vogelgesang J, Drozek D, Nakazawa M, Shubrook JH. Payer source influence on effectiveness of lifestyle medicine programs. Revision submitted to The American Journal of Managed Care 2014.

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: ●Sebastian G, Shubrook JH. Use of U500 insulin in the outpatient setting. Abstract at the American Diabetes Association 74th Scientific Sessions, San Francisco CA. June 13-17. ●Mora, N, Ruberg M, Shubrook JH. Medically Supervised Fast as a Treatment for Severe Insulin Resistance in Type Diabetes Mellitus. Abstract at the American Diabetes Association 74th Scientific Sessions, San Francisco CA. June 13-17. ●Perkins J, Childers KA, Dogbey G, Shubrook JH. Efficacy of a Standardized Insulin Protocol in a Rural Hospital. Abstract at the American Diabetes Association 74th Scientific Sessions, San Francisco CA. June 13-7. 40

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Jay Shubrook, DO Associate Professor (continued) RESEARCH POSTERS: ●Shubrook JH, Santhanthan A, Patel N, Nakazawa M, Mehta R, Schwartz FL. INSPIRE Diabetes- A weight based basal bolus insulin protocol for newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes. Accepted-late breaking AbstractAmerican Diabetes Association 74th Scientific Sessions, San Francisco CA. June 13-17 ●Childers KA, Perkins J, Dogbey G, Shubrook JH. Healthcare Provider Adherence to Guidelines in Diagnosing DKA in the Emergency Department. Accepted poster presentation at the American Diabetes Association 74 th Scientific Sessions, San Francisco CA. June 13-17.

EDITORIAL BOARDS: ●Associate Editor: Journal of the American Osteopathic Association 2014-present ●Editorial Board: American Family Physician 2013-present ●Editorial Board: Osteopathic Family Physician 2009-present ●Editorial Board: Journal of the American Osteopathic Association 2012-present

JOURNAL REVIEWS: 2014 ●Osteopathic Family Physician ●Journal of the American Osteopathic Association ●Post-Graduate Medicine ●Nursing Research Ethics ●Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy 2013 ●Osteopathic Family Physician ●Journal of the American Osteopathic Association ●American Family Physician ●Diabetes Care ●Diabetes Spectrum ●Core Evidence ●Post-Graduate Medicine

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Christopher Simpson, DO, PhD Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills

Martha Simpson, DO, MBA Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills

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Daryn Straley, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills

PRESENTATIONS: ●Family Medicine Residency didactic sessions—two hours given once a month ●Wilderness Medicine didactic/field sessions—quarterly given to medical students ●Cystic Fibrosis Pathophysiology group presentation—ARC September 2013 ●Neisseria Meningitides research poster presentation—OOA Symposium, May 2014 ●Austere/Combat Medicine—US Army Reserve presentation June 2014 ●ACLS and PALS course instruction, OMH Education Center, once quarterly

PUBLICATIONS: ●Grooms B & Straley, DR. Exposure Injury: Examining heat- and cold exposure injuries. Osteopathic Family Physician September 2013; 5(5): 200-207. (**2013 Best Scientific Article OFP)

RESEARCH POSTER: ●Unique Characteristics of asymptomatic Pharyngeal Carriage of Neisseria

Meningitis in Ohio University Students, OOA Symposium, Easton, OH, May 2014

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DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT

David Stroh, DO Associate Professor TEACHING: ●Clinical Skills

Harold Thompson, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Respiratory Block Team

SERVICE: ●Director, Multicultural Affairs ●Athens County Coroner

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DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Linda Tomc, DO Assistant Professor TEACHING: ●Summer 2013 ●Fall 2013 ●Spring 2014 ●EENT Block

SERVICE: ●Nominating Committee Member

Nicole Wadsworth, DO Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Assistant Professor Dr. Wadsworth’s achievements are listed in the Academic Affairs Annual Report

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WORKLOAD SUMMARY FAMILY MEDICINE Between 7/15/13 and 7/25/14 Instructor Names

Total

Hr

Presentation

Cr

Hr

Cr

Group Lab Discussion Science Hr

Cr

Able-Perkins, Katie

68

116

8

12

24 48

Balbo, Jane Bhatt-Koshal, Bela

175 179.5

670 356

40 18

183 42

62 112 7 0

Brose, John A. Burke, William Cech, Roxanne Chappell, Craig Childers, Keri Clay, Steven Coffey, Sarah Dietrich, Ann Duval, Krista

99 306 7 21 24 6.5 154 363 2 12.5 34 2.5 165.5 341 24 144 308 8 160 280 10 5 8 1 156.7 421.5 18.8 5 22 48 9 100 242 1 232 483 26 8 22 8

36 15 12 6 56 32 14 2 31.5

80 160 0.5 0 124 244

Eakin, Evelyn Ford, Melinda Fredricks, Todd Gutheil-Henderson, Paige Gwilym, Jennifer Hamel-Lambert, Jane Hocter Ousley, Laura Hogan, Tim Holtel, Joseph Johnson, Kenneth Kemerer, John Kollar, Maureen

248 1134 36 111 16 141.5 137 18.5 82 5.5

22 9

24 6 66 22 54 12

Hr

Hr

Cr

Hr

44 5

30

2

12

10

10 28 72 124 12 18 84 142

4 3

24 18

70 102 9

18 138 249

203 439

59 108 216

Cr

Hr

Cr

Other

Hr

8

Cr

Hr

Cr

*

Hr

Other

Cr

Cr

8

4

4

12 25.5

20 51

8 5

0 0

8

16

12

24

2 9 4.5 8

2 0 8

41 12 12

4

4

4 3

24 20.5 10 6 6 6 18 12

24

1

1

141

4 9

6 22

3 1

2 0

60 34

4

6

3

582 48

4

6

3

0

4 3

30

4 2

8 4

19 4

53 8

2 12

4 24

8 3

0 0

265 83 80

8 8

0 0

75

6

1

0

3

24

120 302 11 9

4

6

12

2 21

MeetingCurriculum/

4

20 40

46 88 5.5

Cr

Panel Assessment Class Discussion Meeting

1.5

16

371 15.5 313 63 5.5

Problem Set Hr

36 54 118 180

52 104

82 144 57 100

Cr

28

31 62 10 112 212 56 108

24

153 19

Hr Cr

Lab Clinical

38

12

24

0

2

2

6 9

4 49

3

3

0 60

19

46

WORKLOAD SUMMARY FAMILY MEDICINE Between 7/15/13 and 7/25/14 Instructor Names

Total

Hr Kropf, Katherine

Presentation

Cr

Hr

Cr

144.25 354.5 21.3

Hr 46.5

Cr

Hr

8 64 3 12 66 32 38 28 24 111

124

2

4

182

432

162

324

Rubin, Gerald Schreck, Edward

110 302.5

210 603

92 4 188

184 348

Shaub, Tracy Shubrook, Jay Simpson, Christopher Simpson, Martha Straley, Daryn Stroh, David

46.25 346.5 24.3 83.75 145.5 21.8 135 216 99 155 1 192 985.5 10 142 274 4

Wadsworth, Nicole

163.75

Zell, Joe Totals

210 352 5598.3 13793

137 116

128 56 180

4

6 40 4 8 114

Hr 4

1 10 8

6

4

6

3

18

12

12 154

288

599 43.3

138 45.5

12

5 2

131 208 98 149 168 388 12 18

8 228

8

Cr

Hr 6

8 28 134 182 16

62

18 28 56 50 82 102 166 1422 2086 3910 145 246 2186 3920

Hr Cr

Hr

MeetingCurriculum/

Cr Hr

Cr

*

Other

Cr

Cr

Hr

4

4

4

83

6

12

6

6

139

6 12.5 19.5 16 2 28 10

25 29 4 16

8 4

8 4

60

8

12

4

4

80

8 26.5

16 49

10 10

10 4

80

4

8

4

8

10 8

36 16

6

30 12

2

2 12 58 3

136 3

514

4

22

44

2 25.5

89

2

0

6 10 8 80 220 351

16 745

8

1 25 132

Cr

Other

2

74 118 8

2

Cr

46 64 183 245 60 102 103 167 58 212

2 12

12 476

Hr 51

Robles, Eduardo

190 590

Cr 31

293 3 235 308 391 524

10 323

Cr Hr

Problem Panel Assessment Class Set Discussion Meeting

160

88 1.5 130.5 219.5 236 195

4

Lab Clinical

82

Law, Timothy Newburn, Robin Parks, Melissa Presutti, Lenard Regula, Virginia Rhue, Judith

Thompson, Harold Tomc, Linda

10 1.5 5 17 25 4

Group Lab Discussion Science

4 150 60

5

4

3 18 19.5

12

8

4 0 66.5 44 140

4 144

35

4

262

4 3006

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DFM Active Research Grants Uniterm Number

Principal Investigator [Sub-Investigator]

18205

Brannan, Grace - 34% [Dogbey, Godwin - 33%] [Collins, Karen - 33%]

18307

Law, Timothy - 65% Clark, Brian - 35% [Petrik, Lynn - 0%] [Starner, Cammie - 0%]

18456

Law, Timothy - 65% Clark, Brian - 35% [Starner, Cammie - 0%] [Petrik, Lynn - 0%] [Clark, Leatha - 0%] [Oki, Kentaro - 0%]

18168

Longenecker, Randall

17135

Marling, Cynthia* - 35% Bunescu, Razvan* - 30% Schwartz, Frank - 30% [Shubrook, Jay - 5%]

15001

Shubrook, Jay

Project Title

Period

Received by HCOM in 2013-2014

Total Award to HCOM

4/01/13-9/30/14

$0

$10,000

Regeneron Pharmaceuticlas, Inc.

7/01/13-11/28/14

$85,133

$130,974

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

11/20/13-9/16/14

$0

$0

University of Washington

9/01/12-8/01/13

$3,000

$3,000

National Science Foundation

8/01/11-7/31/14

$7,700

$130,200

University of South Florida

9/9/11-10/8/13

$213

$425

Sponsor Name

Rural Primary Care Residency Recruitment Practices: Am. Assoc. Colleges Selection Committee Osteopathic Perspectives on Applicant Medicine Characteristics R1033-HV-1223: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Parallel Group, Mulitcenter Study of the Safety and Bioeffect of REGN1033 with and without Exercise in Healthy Subjects R1033-SRC-1239: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Multicenter Study of the Safety and Efficacy of 3-Month Subcutaneous REGN1033 Treatment in Patients with Sarcopenia A Novel Master File of Rural Famioy Medicine Residency Training" Prgram Models and Graduat Outcomes SHB:Small:Machine Learning Models for Blood Glucose Prediction in Diabetes Management Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet DPT1 Clinical Trial

48

DFM Active Research Grants Uniterm Number

Principal Investigator [Sub-Investigator]

17046

Pillay, Yegan* - 75% Shubrook, Jay - 25%

18237

18348

17735

18376

Project Title

Sponsor Name

Program ACTIVE II: Behavioral Depression Indiana University Treatment fo Type 2 Diabetes

Period

Received by HCOM in 2013-2014

Total Award to HCOM

8/01/11-7/31/14

$28,862

$580,193

$7,058

$235,270

$2,080

$5,200

$0

$43,000

$7,500

$7,500

$141,546

$1,145,762

Shen, Biing-Jiun* - 75% [Shubrook, Jay - 3%] Using Mobile Devices to Study National Institutes [Liu, Chang* - 22%] Daily Diabetes Management in 12/15/13-11/30/14 of Health [Berryman, Darlene - 0%] Marital Context [Nakazawa, Masato - 0%] Cardiovascular Inflammation Reduction Trial (CIRT): A randomized, double-blind, Shubrook, Jay - 40% placebo-controlled, event[Koshal, Vipin - 40%] driven trial of weekly lowBrigham and [Healy, Amber - 20%] 7/23/13-7/23/14 dose methotrexate (LDM) in Womens Hospital [Starner, Cammie - 0%] the prevention of recurrent [Petrik, Lynn - 0%] cardiovascular events among stable post-myocardial infarction Help Your Patients Know Shubrook, Jay - 50% Their Numbers: The Critical Brannan, Grace - 30% University of Role of Diabetes Numeracy in 7/15/12-1/15/14 Collins, Karen - 10% Cincinnati Adherence to Diabetes Dogbey, Godwin - 10% Treatment Asymptomatic pharyngeal carriage of Neisseria Straley, Daryn - 60% American Academy meningitidis serogroup B in 1/01/14-12/31/15 Murphy, Erin - 40% of Family Physicians Ohio University undergraduates

Totals

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Active Vision 2020 Research Grants

Uniterm Number

17434J

17434D

17434B

Principal Investigator [Sub-Investigator]

Project Title

Sponsor Name

Period

Received by HCOM in 2013-2014

Total Award to HCOM

Hamel-Lambert, Jane

Vision 2020: Leading the Transformation of Primary Care in Ohio - CommunityBased Participatory Research (CBPR) Consortium for Appalachian Rural Research

Osteopathic Heritage Foundation

7/01/12-6/30/28

$87,898

$3,642,736

Shubrook, Jay

Vision 2020: Leading the Transformation of Primary Care in Ohio – Diabetes/Endocrine Clinical Research Center

Osteopathic Heritage Foundation

7/01/11-6/30/28

$524,359

$6,164,734

7/01/11-6/30/28

$1,095,518

$4,371,437

Totals

$1,707,775

$14,178,907

Longenecker, Randall

Vision 2020: Leading the Transformation of Primary Care in Ohio - Re-Engineering Osteopathic Medical Education: PatientHeritage Foundation Centered Medical Care Curriculum and Care for the Underserved

50

DFM Public Service Grants

Uniterm Number

Principal Investigator [Sub-Investigator]

Project Title

Sponsor Name

Period

Received by HCOM in 2013-2014

Total Award to HCOM

18026D

Shaub, Tracy

Healthcare Access Initiative 4-5

Ohio State University

7/1/12-6/30/14

$99,794

$210,093

$494,299

$696,195

Graham, Dawn

Project LAUNCH for Appalachian Ohio

17962

Hamel-Lambert, Jane

IPAC Consulting

IPAC

7/11/12-6/30/14

$37,440

$37,440

16574A

Hamel-Lambert, Jane

State Rural Health Association Technical Assistance

NRHA

12/1/10-11/30/14

$9,500

$28,500

Totals

$641,033

$972,228

16299

Ohio Department of 11/1/2009-9/29/2014 Health

51

GROUP IV CORE CLINICAL FACULTY

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95