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DepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciences

AnnualReport

JamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,C.P.H.,F.A.A.P.Chair,PopulationandPublicHealthSciences(PPHS)AssociateProfessor,PPHSandPediatrics

FortheperiodincludingJanuary1,2017—June30,2018

2017/2018 Department of Population and Public Health Sciences Annual Report of 44

1.StatementfromtheChairThe Department of Population and Public Health Sciences continued to grow its educationalmission and sustain its research mission during 2017. A new graduate certificate program inepidemiology was launched. The MPH program completed its transition to the SOPHASapplicationplatform,andhadanotherstrongyearofstudentsuccess.AfteritwasannouncedthattheNASAgrant funding the aerospacemedicine residencyprogramwouldbediscontinued, theaerospacefacultybeganrestructuringthecoursesintoacertificateprogram,whichwasapprovedandwill begin enrolling students in 2018. Researchers in substance abuse and disability issuescontinued towrite newgrants, securenew funding, and sustain their national reputation. Theundergraduatecourseinglobalhealthcontinuestofilltocapacitybothfallandspringsemesters.

AppendixofthisreportcontainsthedetailedactivitiesofeachDivisionandProgram.

2.DivisionsandPrograms

NameofDivisionorProgram Director DatesDivisionofAerospaceMedicine ThomasJarnot,MD,MS

AssistantProfessor2017-Present

DivisionofEpidemiologyandBiostatistics SaraPaton,PhDAssociateProfessor

2004-Present

DivisionofHealthSystemsandPolicy JohnMcAlearney,PhDAssociateProfessor

2003-Present

DivisionofInternationalandEnvironmentalHealth

NailaKhalil,MBBS,MPH,PhDAssociateProfessor

2010-Present

DivisionofSocialandBehavioralDeterminatesofHealth

MariettaOrlowski,PhDAssociateProfessor

2004-Present

CenterforGlobalHealth,CertificateinGlobalHealthProgram,UndergraduateeducationinGlobalHealth

CristinaRedko,PhDAssociateProfessor

2015-Present

CenterforInterventions,Treatment,andAddictionsResearch

RobertCarlson,PhDProfessor

2004-Present

EpidemiologyCertificateProgram SaraPaton,PhDAssociateProfessor

2016-Present

FelsLongitudinalDataCollection BradfordTowne,PhDProfessor

2016-2018

HealthCareManagementCertificateProgram,WSURSCOBMBAHealthCareConcentration

JohnMcAlearney,PhDAssistantProfessor

2003-Present


NameofDivisionorProgram Director DatesMasterofPublicHealthProgram SaraPaton,PhD

AssociateProfessor2015-Present

MedicalHumanitiesProgram

MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,PhDProfessor

1995-Present

PhysicianLeadershipDevelopmentProgram SabrinaNeeley,PhD 2011-Present

PublicHealthEmergencyPreparednessCertificateProgram

MarkGebhart,MD 2016-Present

PublicHealthLeadershipCertificateProgram JohnMcAlearney,PhDAssistantProfessor

2016-Present

ReachOutofMontgomeryCounty SharonSherlock,DHA,MSA,BSN,RNAssistantProfessor

1998-Present

SubstanceAbuseResourcesDisabilityIssues JoAnnFord 2018-Present

3.FullyAffiliatedFaculty

NameandAcademicPosition ResearchInterestsAerospaceMedicine

RichardT.Garrison,M.D.,M.S.,M.S.AssociateProfessorClinicalProfessor,EmergencyMedicine

Hyperbaricmedicineandemergencymedicine.

ThomasF.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.AssistantProfessor

HumanFactorsinAerospaceAccidentInvestigationandAircrewFlightTraining.EnhancingFlightSurgeon-Pilot/PatientRapporttoOptimizeAviationSafety.

EducationCenter

JamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,C.P.H.,F.A.A.P.AssociateProfessor

Metabolicconsequencesofobesityinchildrenandadolescents,preventionstrategiesforobesity,improvingphysicianskillsinmanagingobesechildren,enhancingleadershipskillsofphysiciansandotherhealthcareprofessionals,treatmentofpediatricpatientswithdyslipidemias.

TimothyCrawford,Ph.D.AssistantProfessor

HIV/AIDSEpidemiology,EngagementinHIVcare,HIVandAging,HIVandMultimorbidity,SexualMinorityHealthandWellbeing,PropensityScoringMethods,MediationAnalysis,LongitudinalDataAnalysis,andTime-to-eventAnalysis.

SylviaEllison,M.A.,M.P.H.ResearchInstructor

Evidence-basedpracticetoimprovematernalandchildhealth,appliedepidemiology,demography,anddisability.Withinmaternalandchildhealth,Iamspecificallyinterestedininfantfeeding,prenatalcaredelivery,perinatalcare,hospital-basedmaternitycarepractices,andinfantmortality.

NailaKhalil,Ph.D.,M.B.B.S.,M.P.H.AssociateProfessor

Environmentalepidemiologyresearch,specificallyhumanhealtheffectssuchasbonedensitychangesandmetaboliceffectsrelatedtoenvironmentalexposuresincludingleadandendocrinedisruptors.


NameandAcademicPosition ResearchInterestsJohnMcAlearney,Ph.D.AssistantProfessor

WorkingwithhealthsystemsandhospitalstousetheirElectronicMedicalRecords(EMR)datatoachieveimprovementsinqualityandtoassistinreducingcosts.

RamziNahhas,Ph.D.AssociateProfessor

Useofmodernstatisticalmethodstoanalyzedatafromawiderangeofbiomedicalresearchareas,includinghumangrowthanddevelopment;skeletal,dental,andsexualmaturity;craniofacialanatomy;obesity;cardiometabolicrisk;illicitdruguse;andpsychiatry.Specificmethodologicalareasofexpertiseofmineincludelongitudinaldataanalysis,inparticularlinearandnon-linearmixedmodels,growthcurvemodeling,theanalysisofmissingdata,andtheapplicationofthesemethodstoproblemsinbiomedicalresearch.

MariettaOrlowski,Ph.D.,M.C.H.E.S.AssociateProfessor

Adolescenthealthbehaviors,healthbehaviormeasurement,&programevaluation.

SaraPaton,Ph.D.AssociateProfessor

Maternalandchildhealthissues,foodsafety,healthassessment,HIV,populationhealth,FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorders.

CristinaRedko,Ph.D.AssociateProfessor

Immigranthealth,aswellasdevelopingstrategiesforglobalhealtheducation.

NikkiRogers,Ph.D.AssistantProfessor

Maternalandchildhealth,socioculturalhealthfactors,andAfrican/African-Americanpopulationhealth.

MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.Professor

Medicalethicsandprofessionalism,globalhealtheducation,end-of-lifecare.

ReachOutofMontgomeryCounty

SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.AssistantProfessor

Underservedpopulationssuchasadolescentsanddisparitiesinhealth,howmulticulturalismrelatestoorconflictswithcomplianceinhealthcarebehaviors.

ResearchCenter:

CenterforInterventions,Treatment,&AddictionsResearch

RobertG.Carlson,Ph.D.Professor

Ethnography;ethnographic/qualitativemethods;epidemiology;naturalhistoryresearch;chronicdiseasemanagement;substanceabuse;pharmaceuticalopioids;heroin;unintentionaloverdose;MDMA;crackcocaine,methamphetamine;cannabis;emergingdrugs.

RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.AssociateProfessor

Epidemiologyofdrugabuse,socialmediaresearch,naturalhistorystudies,andmixedmethodsresearch.

ResearchCenter:

FelsLongitudinalStudy

BradfordTowne,Ph.D.Professor

Conductingandcollaboratingonalarge-scale,community-based,geneticepidemiologicstudies.

ResearchCenter:

SubstanceAbuseResources&DisabilityIssues JoAnnFord,M.R.C.Instructor

Womenwithdisabilitiesincludingsubstanceabuse,violenceissues,andadvocacy.

NicoleKinzeler,Ph.D.AssistantProfessor

Improvethequalityoflifeforindividualswithbehavioralhealthissues,includingsubstanceabusedisordersandmentalillness.

JosephineWilson,D.D.S.,Ph.D.Professor

Substanceabuse/addictionsanddisabilitiesandtheirintersection,treatmentandprevention;technologyenhancementsinvocationalrehabilitation,telecounseling,gamblingprevention,ex-offenderreentry,MentalHealthFirstAid,integrationofbehavioralhealthandmedicaltreatment,andHIV/HepC


NameandAcademicPosition ResearchInterestsprevention.

4.Teaching/StudentAdvising

JohnMcAlearney,Ph.D.• BIO1080-IntroductiontoPublicHealth(Instructorforonesession).

CristinaRedko,Ph.D.• PPH200GlobalHealthOnline–Spring&Fall.

SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.A.• 70studentsUD-PreMed210,RN-BSN(3)communityserviceproject.

MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.• Presentation,Biostarprogram,ResearchEthics,June13.• Coursestaught:BIO-4030-01/PHL-3990/5990-03HealthCareEthics,FallSemester,40

students.SubstitutetaughtforScottWilson,PhD,(outoftheoffice)Nov20-Dec20,PHL-3110-01-Ethics,35students.

UndergraduateMedicalEducation[medicalschool]RobertG.Carlson,Ph.D.• 2017-2018-ExternalPh.D.ThesisReviewer:EllenLeslie.“Consequencesofconcurrentand

simultaneousamphetamine-typestimulantandalcoholuseamountyoungadults:Hazardousdrinking,antisocialbehavior,andcontactwithpolice.”SchoolofSocialScience,UniversityofQueensland,Australia.

• Spring2018-Present:MentorforLaurentTrout,BSOMmedicalstudent,researchproject.• June2018-Present:CollegeonProblemsofDrugDependenceMentorwith:Dr.Madhur

Chandra,MichiganStateUniversity.Dr.ChandraispursuinghersecondPh.D.inEpidemiologyandBiostatistics.Advisingonherthesisfocusingontransitiontococainedependence.

RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.• AddictionsElective-GuestLecturer,WrightStateUniversity,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine-

2018/Spring.• AdvancedTopicsinEpidemiology;SectiononEpidemiologyofSubstanceUse-GuestLecturer,

WrightStateUniversity,DepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciences-2017/Spring.• ThesisCommitteeMember:2018-KraigStrayer-MSThesisTitle:DevelopmentofaLC-MS/MS-

BasedMethodfortheMultiplexDetectionofFentanylAnalogsinWholeBlood.WrightStateUniversity.

• ThesisCommitteeMember:2018-AgneJakavonyte-Akstiniene-PhDDissertationTitle:Cognitiveandphysicalfunctioningandhealthcareneedsamongelderlypatientsinhospicecaresettings.LithuanianUniversityofHealthSciences,KaunasLithuania.


• Mentoring:Spring-2018-Present:MentorforLaurenTrout,BSOMmedicalstudent,researchproject.

• Mentoring:Summer2017-Present:MentorforLokala,Knoesis,Darkwebdatatoidentifysyntheticopioidtrends.

JamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.• Precepted(4)medicalstudentsinLipidClinicatDaytonChildren’sHospital.

NicoleKinzeler,Ph.D.• SpringandSummersemesters2018,coordinatedtheCulminatingExperience(CE)coursefor

theMasterinPublicHealth(MPH)program.MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.• Year1

Twopresentations,quasi-peerinstructionformat,inClinicalMedicinecourse:ThePhysician-PatientRelationship(9/22),EthicsandProfessionalism(10/3).CourseDirector,HealthCareinDevelopingCountrieselective(42students,Jan/April).CourseCoordinator,NutritioninMedicineonlinecourse,completedby39M1andM2students.

• Year2Reprocourse,PeerInstruction,Ethics–discussionfacilitator–Discussioncoordinatorandfacilitator,W2IT-anillnessexperience,foryear-twostudents(partofICMII).ICMIII,DeliveringBadNews-simulatedpatientexperience,facilitateddebriefing(June,12hours).

• Year3ThirdYearClerkships(ongoing)-OB/GYNethicsconference(onehour/clerkshiprotation).Psychiatryethicsconference(onehour/clerkshiprotation).InternalMedicineethics/palliativecare(onehour/clerkshiprotation);participationinretreat(4hours/rotation,endedApril2016).Surgery(5hours/rotation).Caseconferenceandpresentationondisclosingmedicalerrors(120min).OSCE’sonend-of-lifecommunicationdebriefing(3hours).

• Year4LiteratureandMedicineCMH806(elective,March,twoweeks,students).Race,Sex,andGenderSMD817(longitudinalelectiveSeptember2016-April2017,13students).ClinicalTrialsResearchElective4students(Jan,March,October,December).IHIHealthSystemsonlineelectiveSIE(12students).

• FacultyAdvisorandPresenter:MedicalEthicsInterestGroup(MEIG)

• EthicalControversiesinImmunization(Jan)• Ethicalchallengesincaringfortranssexualpatients(March)• CharlieGardcase(October)

SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.A.• 2studentsMPH-610IndianaWesleyan


GraduateStudentEducation[Master,Doctor,Post-Doctoral,ThesisSupervision]RobertG.Carlson,Ph.D.• Preceptor,MasterofPublicHealthstudents

JamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.• GraduateSchool–CourseDirectorfor:

• PPS6510-StrategicLeadershipinHealthCare• PPS8110-PracticePlacementforMPH

JohnMcAlearney,Ph.D.• CoursedirectorforPPH6500(HealthResourceManagementandPolicy)Certificate/MPH/MBA

students-Summer&SpringSemesters• MPHCulminatingExperienceChair:MichaelJohnson(completed)• MPHCulminatingExperienceChair:AkashPrasad(inprogress)• MPHCulminatingExperienceChair:RossSemeniuk(inprogress)• MPHCulminatingExperienceChair:MariaSparaco(completed)• MPHCulminatingExperienceChair:SnehaSrinavas(inprogress)• PhDThesisCommittee:KellyRabah(inprogress)

ThomasF.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.• GraduateCoursesTaught:

• ASM7371AerospaceToxicology• ASM7571AerospaceSkillsI• ASM7572AerospaceSkillsII• ASM7573AerospaceSkillsIII• ASM7771FundamentalsofAerospaceMedicineI• ASM7771FundamentalsofAerospaceMedicineI• ASM7772FundamentalsofAerospaceMedicineII• ASM7772FundamentalsofAerospaceMedicineIII• ASM7871SpaceMedicineI• ASM7872SpaceMedicineII• ASM7873SpaceMedicineIII• ASM7973AerospaceMedicineResearch

• CourseCo-Instructor• ASM7973EnvironmentalMedicine

NailaKhalil,Ph.D.• Teaching:

• EnvironmentalHealth,PPH6300,Spring2017,2018• PHEpidemiologyII,CMH7920-01,Fall2017• AppliedEpidemiologyPPH7150-01,Spring2017

• Mentoring:


• CommitteeChair:JoeTaggart(2016)UrinaryCadmiumandBonemineraldensityinUSadults.

• CommitteeCo-Chair:RuaaHamadAl-Juboori(2018)ConductDisorderinTimesofCrisisinTheEasternMediterraneanRegion.

• CommitteeChair:KatieClark(2018)UrinaryTriclosanandserumthyroxineintheUSadults.

• CommitteeChair:DavidB.Leary(2018)TheAssociationofPerfluoroalkylSubstancesExposureandMetabolicSyndromeinU.S.Adults.

MariettaOrlowski,Ph.D.,M.C.H.E.S.• MPHCulminatingExperiences

• MadelynHill(Chair),Project-Wellbeingbeginswithemployees:ExploringassociationsofphysicalhealthinaHeadStartorganization-GraduatedMay2018.

• KristinSnyder(Chair),Project-Wellbeingbeginswithemployees:ExploringassociationsofphysicalhealthinaHeadStartorganization-GraduatedMay2018.

• SumayyahShermadou(Chair),Project-Doesself-efficacymediatetherelationshipbetweenparentingstyleandadolescentfruitandvegetableconsumption?-GraduatedMay2018.

• DavidNavel(Chair),Project-Firefighterbehaviorsinanuclearresponse:AconceptualmodelforshelteringforNationalPlanningScenario1-GraduateAugust2018.

• MackenzieHunter(Reader),Project-OralHealth2020:RecommendationstohelpOhiomeetHealthyPeople2020goalsbasedonstatesoralhealthplans-GraduatedMay2018.

• RachelChandra(Reader),Project-Pharmacists’knowledgeofsocialdeterminantsofhealthinpost-graduatepharmacyresidencyprograms-GraduatedMay2018.

• LaurenShafer(Reader),Project:BiologyThesis:Theeffectsoflow-impactexerciseontheheartratevariabilityinsedentaryadults-GraduateAugust2018.

• MPHCoursesCourse Term Numberof

StudentsCMH7420:HealthPromotionPlanning&Evaluation Spring2018 12CMH6400:Social&BehavioralDeterminantsofHealth Fall2017 28

• MPHPracticePlacementsStudent Location StatusMadelynHill PHDMCandMVCDC GraduatedKristinSnyder PHDMC GraduatedSumayyahShermadou PremierHealth GraduatedDanteMcDonald EquitasHealth InprocessofsecondyearLizzyGondor EquitasHealth StartingsecondyearJordonDotson HallHungerInitiative InprocessofsecondyearSarahDewitt DaytonChildren’sHospital Startingsecondyear

SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.• Coursedirector:CMH6200“PublicHealthEpidemiology.”


• Taughtspringsemesterin2017and2018.• 2017–18students• 2018–21students

• Coursedirector:PPH8210“IntegrativeLearningExperinceI”• 2018SpringandSummer

• Coursedirector:PPH8220“IntegrativeLearningExperienceII”• 2018SpringandSummer

• Coursedirector:PPH8230“IntegrativeLearningExperience• ContinuingEducationCredit”2018.

• Coursedirector:PPH“ProblemsinPublicHealth”.Summer2017• MPHProgram

• CulminatingExperienceCMH8210andCMH8220(thesisequivalent)• FacultyChair

• Graduates:• 2018(throughJune30):• TiffanyBurton:ASummaryReviewoftheScopeandEffectsofOpioid

Use/AbusebyAmericanAdolescence:EvidencetoSupportTreatmentPolicy.• ElizabethWilliams:ATaleofThreeSystems:ImprovingThreeEmergency

CommunicationSystems.• MussaZatreh:TheEffectofSocialVulnerabilityduringthe2014EbolaOutbreak

inMonrovia,Liberia.• TamishaSamiec:NeonatalAbstinence:OutcomesatBirth.

• CurrentStudents:• JessicaShroyer:Evaluationofinformationsharinginregardstoanemergency

preparednessfunctionalexercise.• SarahNdiangui:TheRelationshipbetweenInjurySeverityandAlcohol,

Prescription,andIllicitDrugsinEmergencyDepartmentPatientsinvolvedinMotorVehicleCrashesin2008.

• Lecturer:• GuestlecturerinPPH8100“PopulationHealthandCareers”,1-hourlecture.

2017.• GuestlecturerinPPH7520“InfantMortality”,1-hourlecture.2018.• GuestlecturerinPPH7150“MaternalandChildHealthasitRelatestoChronic

Disease.2018.• GuestlecturerinIntotoPublicHealth-UndergraduateCourse.

• PhDPrograms:• JeanieBochenek,WrightStateUniversityCollegeofNursingandHealth,

DoctoralofNursePractice.GraduatedSpring2017,“EasyBreathingforElementarySchoolChildrenwithAsthmaatDaytonPublicSchools”.

• DanBaker,UniversityofSouthFloridaCollegeofPublicHealth,DoctorateofPublicHealth.CurrentStudentTopic:EmergencyPreparedness.


GraduateMedicalEducation[Residents,Fellows]JamesEbert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,C.P.H.,F.A.A.P.

• PediatricResidents,Precepted16inLipidClinic• PediatricResidents,Precepted6asinpatientattending• Lecturetochildpsychfellows,“MetabolicIssuesinObeseChildrentreatedwithAntipsychotics”.

ThomasF.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.

• DirectclinicalpreceptorshipforallWrightStateUniversity.• AerospaceMedicineresidentsinbothWSUDivisionofAerospace.• MedicineFlightMedicineClinicand178thMedicalGroupFlight.• MedicineClinic,OhioAirNationalGuard,Springfield,OH.

RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

• DepartmentofPsychiatry-August2017-IntroductiontoResearch(R2),DepartmentofPsychiatry,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine[Coursedevelopmentteammember,Co-Instructor].

• DepartmentofPsychiatry-November2017--IntroductiontoResearch(R1),DepartmentofPsychiatry,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine[Coursedevelopmentteammember,Co-Instructor].

SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.

• (112)1st&2ndYearElective&VolunteerrolesinReachOutFreeClinic.• (10)FMResidentsCommunityHealth.• (5)AFPedswithCMC.

JosephineF.Wilson,D.D.S.

• MentoredDr.NickBelanco,resident,inAODresearchanddataanalysis. Continuing Medical Education [Grand Rounds, Seminars] JamesEbert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,C.P.H.,F.A.A.P.• BSOMFacultyLeadershipAcademy–collaboratedinprogramdevelopmentwithDr.AlPainter,

presentedthreeindividualsectionsoftheprogram,reviewedparticipantfinalpresentations.ThomasF.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.• 89thAnnualMeetingoftheAerospaceMedicineAssociation-Dallas,TX,May2018.• 88thAnnualMeetingoftheAerospaceMedicalAssociation(AsMA),Denver,Colorado,May

2017.NailaKhalil,Ph.D.• Completed12CreditHourscertificatecourse“TheInstructionalDesignforDigitalLearning1

(IDDL-1)”fromtheWSUDepartmentofLeadershipStudiesinEducationandOrganizations.• Professionaldevelopmentforriskassessment(ToxandRiskAssessment),heldApril26,2018in

WestChester,OH.AttendedbyDOD,ATSDR,NIOSH,academia,sessionsonPFAS.


• Attended3daytrainingonClimateRealityLeadershipCorps,ledbyformerVicePresidentAlGore,PittsburghPA,October2017.

NicoleKinzeler,Ph.D.• Spring2018,LecturetomedicalstudentsabouttheworkandmissionofSARDI.

RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.• DepartmentofPsychiatry–Nahhas,RW.“Howthestatisticiancanhelpyoudoresearch.”

Scholar’sForum.DepartmentofPsychiatry,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine,WrightStateUniversity.October24,2017.

SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.• UniversityofDaytonHealthcareSymposium.Presentationon“InfantMortalityin

MontgomeryCounty,Ohio”.• LearntoEarnReadinessSummit.Gavetwoworkshopstitled“InfantMortality,notjust

healthcare”. Other

ThomasJ.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.• DivisionofAerospaceMedicineFlightTrainingCurriculum;

ProvidingFAAauthorizedflightinstructiontoAerospaceMedicineresidentsinaircraftandontheDivision’sAdvancedAviationTrainingDevice(AATD)flightsimulator.AdditionalclassroomandoperationalflighttrainingactivitiesforallWSUAerospaceMedicineresidentsinfulfillmentofACGMErequirementsatmultiplesitesthroughoutcentralandsouthwesternOhio.

RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

Spring2017• PPH7920-01:AppliedStatisticsPracticum,MasterofPublicHealthprogram,BoonshoftSchool

ofMedicine[Coursedeveloper&instructor].• PPH7150-01:AppliedEpidemiology(ChronicDiseaseEpidemiology),MasterofPublicHealth

program,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine[Co-coursedeveloper,Notaninstructor],Spring2017.Fall2017

• PPH7920-01:PublicHealthEpidemiologyII,MasterofPublicHealthprogram,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine[Co-coursedeveloperandCo-instructor].Spring2018

• PPH7920-01:AppliedStatisticsPracticum,MasterofPublicHealthprogram,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine[Coursedeveloper&instructor].

CristinaRedko,Ph.D.• PPH7710GlobalHealthPPH7720GlobalHealthSystems


SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.• EllisCenter(11)PsychologyDoctoralStudents/ClinicalSite,PhysicalTherapy310doctoral

students,4PTAfromSinclairCommunityCollegeJosephineF.Wilson,D.D.S.• DissertationCommitteememberandmentorforKaitlynEichinger,MPHcandidate,May2018.• LectureronRehabilitation,inDr.JulieWilliams’classonDisability,June2017.• MentoredJuniorFacultyacrosstheUniversity:Dr.NicoleKinzelerinP&PHS,Dr.Danielle

GainerinPsychiatry,Dr.HumaBashirinCEHS,Dr.RosemaryEustaceinCONH,andDr.YongPeiinComputerScience&Engineering.

5.ScholarlyActivityActiveGrantsandContracts(doesnotincludegrantswithlessthan$1,000inexpenditures)TotalNumberofProjects:38 Total2017/2018Expenditures:$7,654,029.55

ANaturalHistoryStudyofBuprenorphineDiversionSelf-TreatmentandUseofDrugAbuseTreatmentServicesNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)PI:RamintaDaniulaityte2017/2018expenditures:$866,362.42AerospaceMedicineResidencyProgramTheNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)PI:ThomasJarnot2017/2018expenditures:$881,507.87BreastfeedingFriendlyEnvironmentServicesContractPublicHealth–Dayton&MontgomeryCountyPI:SylviaEllison2017/2018expenditures:$38,175.65CharacterizingFentanylOutbreaks:EthnographicandForensicPerspectivesNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)PI:RamintaDaniulaityte2017/2018expenditures:$326,363.78ComparingInterventionsforOpioidDependentPatientspresentinginMedicalsEDsUniversityofNewMexicoPI:RichardC.Rapp2017/2018expenditures:$69,867.39ContinuingSustainingandAdvancingtheWorkoftheMontgomeryCountyPreventionCoalitionMontgomeryCountyADAMHServicesBoard


PI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$77,656.57DaytonAreaDrugSurvey2016MontgomeryCountyADAMHServicesBoardPI:RobertCarlson2017/2018expenditures:$2,664.25DisabilityandRehabilitationResearchProgramAdministrationforCommunityLivingPI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$832,734.18EastDaytonAWAREProjectMontgomeryCountyADAMHServicesBoardPI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$17,649.29eDarkTrendsmonitoringcryptomarketNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)PI:RamintaDaniulaityte2017/2018expenditures:$103,196.62EpidemiologyServicesContractPublicHealth–Dayton&MontgomeryCountyPI:SylviaEllison2017/2018expenditures:$31,084.00EpidemiologyServicesContractPublicHealth–Dayton&MontgomeryCountyPI:SaraPaton2017/2018expenditures:$94,028.25EvaluationServicesMCJuvenileCourtOhioDepartmentofYouthServicesPI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$21,029.71FieldInitiatedProgramAdministrationforCommunityLivingPI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$329,003.83GeneticEpidemiologyofOcularHealthandDiseaseTexasBiomedicalResearchInstitute


PI:BradfordTowne2017/2018expenditures:$55,969.90IntegratedContinuum-of-CareServices(ICS)ProjectSubstanceAbuse&MentalHealthServicesAdmin.(SAMHSA)PI:JoAnnFord2017/2018expenditures:$996,548.28JusticeandMentalHealthCollaborationU.S.DepartmentofJusticePI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$5,605.86MentalHealthFirstAidInteractforHealthPI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$12,336.30MentalHealthFirstAidTraininginHamiltonCountySubstanceAbuse&MentalServicesAdministration(SAMHSA)PI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$18,903.86MentalHealth/MedicalIntegrationProjectInteractforHealthPI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$10,245.91MontgomeryCountyOffenderReentryProgramSubstanceAbuse&MentalServicesAdministration(SAMHSA)PI:JoAnnFord2017/2018expenditures:$530,935.32MontgomeryCountyPoisoningDeathReview2016PublicHealthDaytonandMontgomeryCountyPI:RobertCarlson2017/2018expenditures:$63,696.18MontgomeryCounty(OH)SAMHSA2015DrugCourtGrantMontgomeryCountyCommonPleasCourtPI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$50,671.51NIDANationalEarlyWarningSystemNetworkiN3AnInnovativeApproachNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)


PI:RobertCarlson2017/2018expenditures:$7,202.98OhioOpioidAnalyticsProjectOhioDepartmentofHigherEducationPI:RamziNahhas2018expenditures:$5,520.97OhioSBIRTOhioDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServicesPI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$290,766.43PeerMovementProject(PMP)SubstanceAbuse&MentalHealthServicesAdmin.(SAMHSA)PI:NicoleKinzeler2017/2018expenditures:$277,426.15PreventioninOhioCommunitiesServicesContractPublicHealth–Dayton&MontgomeryCountyPI:NikkiRogers2017/2018expenditures:$88,040.33QuantifyingHealthyBirthGrowthandDevelopmentKnowledgeIntegrationBill&MelindaGatesFoundationPI:StefanCzerwinski2017expenditures:$48,498.96RiskyBusinessProgramMontgomeryCountyADAMHServicesBoardOhioDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServicesPI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$31,424.18Short-TermHealthResearchTrainingtoIncreaseDiversityNationalHeartLungandBloodInstitute(NHLBI)PI:JamesEbert2017expenditures:$70,943.62Sisterline:SubstanceAbuseTreatmentandHIVPreventionforAfrican-AmericanWomenatHighRiskforHIV/AIDSinMontgomeryCountyOHSubstanceAbuse&MentalHealthServicesAdmin.(SAMHSA)PI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$607,499.74


SkeletalMaturity/RadiographConsultingFinancialManager:BradfordTowne2017expenditures:$70,267.92SmarterLunchroomOhioDepartmentofEducationPI:MariettaOrlowski2017/2018expenditures:$5,889.89TelomereLengthDynamicsinRelationtoChangesinAdiposityandMetabolicRiskNationalInstituteofDiabetes&Digestive&KidneyDiseases(NIDDK)PI:BradfordTowne2017/2018expenditures:$311,798.76TrendingSocialmediaanalysistomonitorcannabisandsyntheticcannabinoiduseNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)PI:RamintaDaniulaityte2017/2018expenditures:$367,216.752/2AlcoholAssociatedComorbiditiesandMicrobiomeEvaluationinHIV(ACMEHIV)UniversityofLouisvilleResearchFoundationIncPI:TimothyCrawford2018expenditures:$11,964.0745417MHFAProjectSubstanceAbuse&MentalHealthServicesAdmin.(SAMHSA)PI:JosephineWilson2017/2018expenditures:$20,608.38PapersinRefereedJournals

ChlebowyDO,BatschaC,KubiakN,CrawfordTN.“RelationshipsofDepression,Anxiety,andStresswithAdherencetoSelf-ManagementBehaviorsandDiabetesBiomarkersinAfricanAmericanAdultswithType2Diabetes.”JournalofRacialandEthnicHealthDisparities.2018;DOI:10.1007/s40615-018-0500-3.

CrawfordTN,RidnerSL.“DifferencesinWell-BeingbetweenSexualMinorityandHeterosexual

CollegeStudents.”JournalofLGBTYouth.2018;DOI:10.1080/19361653.2018.1470954.DaniulaityteR,ZatrehM,LamyFR,NahhasRW,MartinsSS,ShethA,CarlsonRG.“ATwitter-

basedsurveyonmarijuanaconcentrateuse.”DrugandAlcoholDependence.2018;187:155-159.DOI10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2018.02.033.PMID29669296.


DaniulaityteR,LamyFR,BarratM,NahhasRW,MartinsSS,BoyerEW,ShethA,CarlsonRG.“Characterizingmarijuanaconcentrateusers:aweb-basedsurvey.”DrugandAlcoholDependence.2017;178:399-407.DOI10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2017.05.034.PMID28704769.PMCIDPMC5567791.

DaniulaityteR,LamyFR,SmithGA,NahhasRW,CarlsonRG,ThirunarayanK,MartinsSS,BoyerEW,ShethA.“Retweettopasstheblunt”:Analyzinggeographicandcontentfeaturesofcannabis-relatedtweetingactivityacrosstheU.S.”JournalonStudiesofAlcoholandDrugs.2017;78(6):910-915.DOI10.15288/jsad.2017.78.910.PMID29087826.

DaniulaityteR,JuhascikMP,StrayerKE,etal.“OverdoseDeathsRelatedtoFentanylandItsAnalogs—Ohio,January–February2017.”MorbidityandMortalityWeeklyReport.2017;66:904–908.DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.15585/mmwr.mm6634a.

EmbreeJA,KinzelerNR,FrakerS,CastleS,WilsonJF.“Ageoflanguageacquisitionandprevalenceofsuicidalbehaviorinadeafpopulationwithco-occurringsubstanceusedisorder.”JournalofAmericanDeafness&RehabilitationAssociation(JADARA).2017;51(3):1-27.

EustaceRW,WilsonJF,AsieduGB,NyamhangaTM,MkantaWM.“CommunityStakeholders’PerceptionsoftheRoleofFamilyinHIVpreventioninIringa,Tanzania.”JournalofCommunityHealthNursing.2017;34(1):10-20.

GreenCL,NahhasRW,ScoglioAA,ElmanI.“Post-traumaticstresssymptomsinpathologicalgambling:potentialevidenceofanti-rewardprocesses.”JournalofBehavioralAddictions.2017;6(1):98-101.DOI10.1556/2006.6.2017.006.PMID28274137.PMCIDPMC5572998.

GspandlS,PeirsonR,NahhasRW,SkaleT,LehrerD.“ComparingGlobalAssessmentofFunctioning(GAF)andWorldHealthOrganizationDisabilityAssessmentSchedule(WHODAS)2.0inschizophrenia.”PsychiatryResearch.2018;259:251-253.DOI10.1016/j.psychres.2017.10.033.PMID29091824.

GuinaJ,NahhasRW,MataN,FarnsworthS.“WhichPosttraumaticStressDisordersymptoms,traumatypes,andsubstancescorrelatewithsuicideattemptsintraumasurvivors?”PrimaryCareCompanionforCNSDisorders.2017;19(5).PII:17m02177.DOI10.4088/PCC.17m02177.PMID29099549.

GuinaJ,NahhasRW,SuttonP,FarnsworthS.“TheinfluenceoftraumatypeandtimingonPTSDsymptomology.”JournalofNervousandMentalDisease.2018;206(1):72-76.DOI10.1097/NMD.0000000000000730.PMID29271827.

GuinaJ,NahhasRW,WeltonRS.“Noroleforbenzodiazepinesinposttraumaticstressdisorderuntilsupportedbyevidence.”AustralasianPsychiatry.2017;25(4):415-416.DOI10.1177/1039856217711061.PMID28747110.


GuthmannD,TitusJ,EmbreeJA,WilsonJ.“TranslationandValidationofanOnlineSuiteofAssessmentsinAmericanSignLanguage.”JournaloftheAmericanDeafness&RehabilitationAssociation(JADARA).2017;51(1):12-20.

HuberMJ,OswaldG,ChanF,ShawLR,WilsonJF.“Acallforanationalevidence-basedprogramsandpracticesregistryinvocationalrehabilitation.”JournalofVocationalRehabilitation.2017;46(1):11-18.

Kashou N, Dar I, Hasenstab K, Nahhas RW, Jadcherla S. “Somatic stimulation causesfrontoparietal cortical changes in neonates: a functional near-infrared spectroscopy study.”Neurophotonics.2017;4(1):011004.DOI10.1117/1.NPh.4.1.011004.PMID27570791.PMCIDPMC4981749.

KhalilN,HondaM,EbertJ,LeeM,KoskelaA,HangartnerT,NahhasRW,KannanK.“Perfluoroalkylsubstances,bonedensity,andcardio-metabolicriskfactorsinobese8-12yearoldchildren:apilotstudy.”EnvironmentalResearch.2018;160:314-321.DOI10.1016/j.envres.2017.10.014.PMID29040951.

KhalilN,KaurB,LawsonA,EbertJ,NahhasRW.“SecondhandsmokeexposureisassociatedwithAutismSpectrumDisorderinU.S.malesbutnotinfemales:resultsfromtheNationalSurveyonChildren'sHealth.”EnvironmentalDisease.2018;3(1):8-17.DOI10.4103/ed.ed_2_18.

KhalilN,WallaceK,TahtamooniO,RogersN,NahhasRW.“AssociationofsecondhandsmokewithincreasedsagittalabdominaldiameterintheUnitedStatespopulation:NationalHealthandNutritionExaminationSurvey2011–2012.”EnvironDis.2018;3:45-51.

LamyFR,DaniulaityteR,NahhasRW,BarrattMJ,SmithGA,ShethA,MartinsSS,BoyerEW,

CarlsonRG.“Increasedinsyntheticcannabinoids-relatedharms:Resultsfromalongitudinalweb-basedcontentanalysis.”InternationalJournalofDrugPolicy.44:121-129.

LamyFR,DaniulaityteR,ZatrehM,NahhasRW,ShethA,MartinsSS,BoyerEW,CarlsonRG.

"Yougottoloverosin:Solventlessdabs,pure,clean,naturalmedicine."ExploringTwitterDataonEmergingTrendsinRosinTechMarijuanaConcentrates.”DrugandAlcoholDependence.183:248-252.

NashWA,HallLA,RidnerSL,HaydenD,MayfieldT,FirrioloJ,HuppW,WeathersC,CrawfordTN.

“Evaluationofaninterprofessionaleducationprogramforadvancedpracticenursinganddentalstudents:Theoral-systemichealthconnection.”NurseEducationToday.PublishedonlineaheadofprintMarch27,2018.DOI:10.1016/j.nedt.2018.03.021.

OkekeR,KhalilN,PatonS.“AssociationofMaternalDemographicswithBreastfeedingofLowBirthWeightInfantsinOhioin2012.”ClinicalLactation.2017;8(1):22-27(6).


OrlowskiM,LeeM,SpearsW,NarayanR,PobocikR,KennelJ,Krafka,PattonS.“Patternsinvegetableconsumption:Implicationsfortailoredschoolmealinterventions.”JournalofSchoolHealth.2017;87(5):346-352.

ParikhPP,WhiteMT,BuckinghamL,TchorzKM.“Evaluationofpalliativecaretrainingandskillsretentionbymedicalstudents.”JournalofSurgicalResearch.2017;211:172-177.

RogersNL,RedkoC,Smith,LJ.“Marketingskin-to-skin-contactinthekangaroopositionasafrugaltechnology:Ano-costwaytosupportimprovedmaternal-childhealthoutcomesacrossglobalcontexts.”InternationalJournalofHealthSciences&Research.2017;7(8):364-374.

ShawlerC,EdwardJ,LingJ,CrawfordTN,RayensMK.“ImpactofMother-aughterRelationshiponHypertensionSelf-ManagementandQualityofLife:TestingDyadicDynamicsUsingtheActor-PartnerInterdependenceModel.”JournalofCardiovascularNursing.2017;33(3):232-238.

SmithS,KeltnerC,StikesR,HayesP,CrawfordTN.“ComparisonsofAxillaryandTemporalArtery

ThermometryinPretermInfants.”JournalofObstetric,Gynecologic,&NeonatalNursing.2018.Publishedonlineaheadofprint.PII:S0884-2175(18)30052-2.DOI:10.1016/j.jogn.2018.02.013.

StrayerK,AntonidesH,JuhasickM,DaniulaityteR,SizemoreI.“ALC-MS/MS-basedmethodfor

themultiplexdetectionof24fentanylanalogsandmetabolitesinwholebloodatsubngmL-1concentrations.”ACSOmega.2018;3:514-523.

VergheseC,RedkoC,FinkB.Screeningforlungcancerhaslimitedeffectivenessgloballyand

distractsfrommuchneededeffortstoreducethecriticalworldwideprevalenceofsmokingandrelatedmorbidityandmortality.”JournalofGlobalOncology.2017.DOI:https://doi.org/10.1200/JGO.17.00016.

VillaresC,RedkoC,MariJ.“Conceptualizationsofillnessinrelativesofpatientsdiagnosedwithschizophrenia.”InternationalReviewofPsychiatry.2017.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09540261.2017.1285549.

WhiteMT,SatterfieldCA,BlackardJT.“Essentialcompetenciesinglobalhealthresearchformedicaltrainees:Anarrativereview.”MedTeach.2017;39(9):945-953.

WhiteMT,SatterfieldCA,BlackardJT.“Responseto:Commenton:Essentialcompetenciesinglobalhealthresearchformedicaltrainees:Anarrativereview.MedicalTeacher,November2017,epubaheadofprint.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0142159X.2017.1392676.

ZeolaMP,GuinaJ,NahhasRW.Mentalhealthreferralsreducerecidivisminfirst-timejuvenileoffenders,buthowdowedeterminewhoisreferred?PsychiatricQuarterly.2017;88(1):167-183.DOI10.1007/s11126-016-9445-z.PMID27241528.


ZepedaKGM,SilvaMM,SilvaIR,RedkoC,GimbelS.(2018)FundamentalsofImplementationScienceinGlobalHealth:anintensivecourseforanemergentfieldofresearch(Portuguese)EscolaAnnaNeryRevistadeEnfermagem.22(2):e20170323DOI:10.1590/2177-9465-EAN-2017-0323.

Books,Chapters,ReviewsMaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.BookChapters:WhiteMTandAndersonK(2017)WhyMatters:MotivationsinGlobalHealthTraining.In:AryaANandEvertJ,Eds.GlobalHealthExperientialEducation:FromTheorytoPractice.Routledge.

WhiteMT,BlackardJT,SatterfieldCA(2017)GlobalHealthResearch:PracticalGuidelines.InAryaAN,Ed.,PreparingforInternationalHealthExperiences:APracticalGuide.Routledge.

ManuscriptReview:BMCMedicalEthics,MustweremainblindtoundergraduatemedicalethicseducationinAfrica?Across-sectionalstudyofNigerianMedicalStudents(x2-reviewofrevisions).

BMCMedicalEthics,Patient-targetedgooglingandsocialmedia:Acohortstudyofseniormedicalstudents(x2-reviewofrevisions).

OxfordUniversityPress,BookProposal,TheHistoriesofHIVs:TheEmergenceoftheMultipleVirusesthatCausedtheAIDSEpidemics.

Abstracts/PosterPresentations

Al-JubooriR,RedkoC,Khalil,N.ConductDisorderinTimesofCrisisintheEasternMediterraneanRegion.The9thAnnualConsortiumofUniversitiesforGlobalHealth(CUGH)Conference.NewYorkCity,NY.16-18March2018.

Al-JubooriR,RedkoC,KhalilN.ConductDisorderinTimesofCrisisintheEasternMediterraneanRegion.GeorgiaStateUniversity,FulbrightGlobalHealthInnovationsSeminar.Atlanta,GA.March2018.

AmraotkarM,MiddenA,CrawfordTN,CombsR,McCarthyVL.PromotingSelf-CareamongOlder

FemaleAlzheimer’sCaregivers:ThePATHProgram.Cleveland,OH.April2018.ClarkK,NahhasRW,KhalilN.TherelationshipbetweentriclosanandbodymassindexinUSadults:Astudyusing2013-2014NHANESdata.OhioPublicHealthAssociationCombinedConference,Columbus,OH.May2016.Czerwinski SA, Nahhas RW, Roa MO, Choh AC, Lee M. Recent secular trends in abdominal

adiposityintheFelsLongitudinalStudy.Abstractpresentationat:TheObesitySocietyAnnual


Meeting at ObesityWeekSM 2017; www.obesityweek.com. Washington, DC. 29 October–2November2017.

DaniulaityteR,LamyFR, JuhaszikM,ZatrehM,StrayerK,CarlsonR.“That fentanyldope isway

worse”:CharacterizingfentanyloutbreaksintheDayton(Ohio)area.Presentation:CollegeonProblemsofDrugDependenceMeeting.Montreal,Canada.16-22June2017.

EmbreeJA,GroveK,TaylorK,WilsonJF.LessonsLearnedUsingLatentSemanticAnalysisto

ReduceResearcherBiasinBackTranslationofInstrumentsinAmericanSignLanguage.WesternSocialScienceAssociation(WSSA)AnnualMeeting.SanFrancisco,California.12-15April2017.

EmbreeJA,KappV,WilsonJF.IncreasingEngagementandImprovingAccessibilitybyAugmenting

TraditionalVocationalRehabilitationServiceswithOnlinePortalsandVideoconferencing.SouthwestDisabilityConference.Albuquerque,NM.11-13October2017.

EmbreeJA,KappV,WilsonJF.UtilizingOnlinePortalsandVideoconferencingtoDeliver

VocationalRehabilitationServicesRemotelyasanAlternativetoTraditionalIn-PersonCounseling.WesternSocialScienceAssociation(WSSA)AnnualMeeting.SanFrancisco,California.12-15April2017.

EmbreeJA,KinzelerN,PatonSJ.CorrelationsbetweenIncreasedAdultSuicideRatesand

PopulationDensityinOhiocountiesfrom2007-2012.WesternSocialScienceAssociation(WSSA)AnnualMeeting.SanFrancisco,California.12-15April2017.

FordJA,KissellKM,GaddisR,AtkinsonT,BrownK,KinzelerNR.UtilizingaCaseManagement

ApproachtoDecreaseSubstanceUseinanAdultRe-entryPopulation.Presentation:AmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior(AAHB).Portland,OR.2018.

FordJA,GaddisR,KissellKM,AtkinsonT,BrownK,HardinL,RichlenW,KinzelerNR.Utilizingcasemanagementtobridgethegapbetweenincarcerationandsubstanceabusetreatment.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanPublicHealthAssociation(APHA).Atlanta,GA.2017.

GuthmannD,WilsonJ,EmbreeJA.KeytrainingcomponentsneededtoaccessanOnlineSuiteof

assessmentsrelatedtoCareer,SubstanceAbuseandMentalHealthAssessmentsinAmericanSignLanguage.SERID.Louisville,KY.12-13April2018.

GuthmannD,WilsonJ,EmbreeJA.KeyTrainingComponentsforUtilizationofanOnlineSuiteof

CareerInterestandBehavioralHealthAssessmentsinAmericanSignLanguage.AmericanPublicHealthAssociation(APHA)Conference.Atlanta,GA.7November2017.

HallLA,BatschaC,CrawfordTN,PolivkaBJ,WrightJ,TheriotJ.EffectsofbriefCBTonchildand

caregiver outcomes. Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science Advanced MethodsConference:PragmaticTrialsConference.WashingtonD.C.October2017.


KinzelerN,AugspurgerE,BordersM,TaylorK,GurleyJ,StarrS.SBIRTaidsinreducingsubstanceuseriskbehaviorsinprimarycarepatients.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior.Portland,OR.2018.

KinzelerN,BordersM,AugspurgerE,TaylorK,WilsonJF,StarrS.TheuseofSBIRTinprimaryandemergencycaresettingsimprovessubstanceuseriskbehaviorinpatients.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior.Tucson,AZ.2017.

KissellKM,GaddisR,AtkinsonT,BrownK,HardinL,KinzelerNR,FordJA.ReducingRecidivismby

AddressingCommonBarrierstoReentry.Presentation:AmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior(AAHB).Portland,OR.2018.

KissellKM,GaddisR,AtkinsonT,BrownK,HardinL,RichlenW,FordJA.Reducingsubstanceuse

inanadultreentrypopulation.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanPublicHealthAssociation(APHA).Atlanta,GA.2017.

KissellKM,GaddisR,WilliamsJ,FordJA.IntegratingBehavioralHealthServices:Screening,

Prevention,Treatment,andHIVTesting..Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanPublicHealthAssociation(APHA).Atlanta,GA.2017.

KissellKM,GaddisR,WilliamsJ,FordJA.IntegratingBehavioralHealthTreatmentwithHIVTestingandAftercareServices:APreliminaryAnalysis.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior.Tucson,AZ.2017.

LamyFR,DaniulaityteR,ShethA,NahhasRW,SmithAG,MartinsS,CarlsonR.UsingTwittertomonitornegativeeffectsofcannabisandsyntheticcannabinoidproducts.Presentation:79thAnnualMeeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence.Montreal, Canada. 17-22June2017.

McCarthy A, Moeller A, Daniulaityte R, Carlson R. Exploring reasons of non-medical

buprenorphineuseamongopioid-dependentusers.WrightStateUniversity,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicineResearchCentral.4October2017.

RedkoC,SmithT,NahhasRW,PenryB,ZemmerJ.Developingglobalcitizenshipandcollaborationthoughonlinegeneraleducation.Posterpresentedat“2017TeachingGlobalHealth:SummerInstituteforUndergraduateCurriculumandCourseDesign”.AlleghenyCollege,Meadville,PA.19-21June2017.

SeyboldAL,WallaceKD,EllisonSA,StiverW,PatonSJ.PublicHealthandLawEnforcementInfant

MortalityCollaborationtoAssessParent-LawEnforcementInteractionPriortoInfantBirth:Dayton,Ohio2013-2015.AbstractpublishedforCityMatCHconference.Nashville,Tennessee.October2017.

Sherlock,Sharon–HouseholdWellness/CollaborativewithFM.


SligarS,GuthmannD,WilsonJF.UtilizinganOnlineSuiteofMentalHealth,SubstanceAbuse,and

CareerRelatedAssessmentsinAmericanSignLanguage.GlobalRehabilitationEnhancedwithAssistiveTechnology(GREAT)Conference.Wilmington,NC.10-12October2017.

StrayerK,AntonidesHM, JuhascikM,DaniulaityteR,Sizemore I.DevelopmentofaLC-MS/MS-

BasedMethodfortheMultiplexDetectionofFentanylAnalogsinWholeBloodatSubngmL-1Concentrations.MidwestAssociationforToxicologyandTherapeuticDrugMonitoring(MATT)AnnualMeeting.Chicago,IL.20-21July2017.

TitusJC,GuthmannD,WilsonJF,EmbreeJA,TaylorK.EvaluationofEquivalenceoftheASLand

EnglishVersionsoftheGAIN-SSScreeners.AmericanPsychologicalAssociationConvention.WashingtonD.C.3-6August2017.

WallaceKD,SeyboldAL,EllisonSA,StiverW,PatonSJ.PublicHealthandLawEnforcementInfant

MortalityCollaborationtoAssessParent-LawEnforcementInteractionPriortoInfantBirth:Dayton,Ohio2013-2015.AbstractpublishedforAmericanPublicHealthAssociationconference.SanDiego,California.October2017.

WrightJ,KinzelerN,RenzenbrinkA,ChardK,AdcockK,PetersM,GregoryS,KissellK,WilsonJ.

Improvingphysical,emotionalandpsychologicalwellbeingoutcomesofveteranswithPTSD:incorporatingMindfulYogaTherapyintoCognitiveProcessingTherapy.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheInternationalSocietyforTraumaticStressStudies(ISTSS).2017.

WrightJ,KinzelerN,KissellK,AdcockK,PetersM.Strengtheningself-careandcopingskills

improveshealthrelatedoutcomesinmentalhealthprofessionals.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior.Portland,OR.2018.

WrightJ,KinzelerN,RenzenbrinkA,ChardK,AdcockK,PetersM,GregoryS,KissellK,WilsonJF.

AddingMindfulYogaTherapy(MYT)tocurrentclinicaltherapiesimprovesstressrelatedoutcomesforveterans.Presentation:annualmeetingoftheAmericanAcademyofHealthBehavior.Tucson,AZ.2017.

Zatreh M, Daniulaityte R, Carlson R, Sheth A. Characterizing marijuana concentrate users: A

Twitter-basedsurvey.WrightStateUniversity,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicineResearchCentral,4October2017.

ZatrehM,KhalilN,NahhasRW.TheAssociationbetweenLeadExposureandFemoralNeckBone

Mineral Density in U.S. Adults. Ohio Public Health Association Combined Conference,Columbus,OH.May2018.

SignificantPresentations


RobertCarlson,Ph.D.

“Thatfentanyldope iswayworse”:Characterizingfentanyloutbreaks intheDayton(Ohio)area.PresentedattheCollegeonProblemsofDrugDependenceMeeting.Montreal,Canada.16-22June2017.(Daniulaityte,Lamy,Juhaszik,Zatreh,Strayer).

Characterizing marijuana concentrate users: A Twitter-based survey. Wright State University,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicineResearchCentral.4October2017.(Zatreh,Daniulaityte,Sheth).

Exploringreasonsofnon-medicalbuprenorphineuseamongopioid-dependentusers.WrightState

University, Boonshoft School of Medicine Research Central, October 4, 2017. (McCarthy,Moeller,Daniulaityte).

RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

Overdose Deaths Related to Fentanyl and Its Analogs — Ohio, January–February 2017,Presentationat theCommunityOverdoseActionTeamMeeting,PrescriptionOpioidBranch.Dayton,OH.27October2017.

eDrugTrends: Social Media Analysis to Monitor Cannabis Trends-T23 Substance Abuse

Seminar/Webinar.ColumbiaUniversity.23February2017.NicoleKinzeler,Ph.D.

OhioDepartmentofEducationandChancellorvisit,OverviewofSARDIprogram.Invitedpresentation.(March2018).

WrightStateUniversityBoardofTrusteesMeeting,OverviewofSARDIprogram.Invited

presentation.(January2018).RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.NOTE:Ididnotgivethesepresentations.Iwasco-author.

Developingglobalcitizenshipandcollaborationthoughonlinegeneraleducation.Posterpresentedat“2017 Teaching GlobalHealth: Summer Institute for Undergraduate Curriculum and CourseDesign”.AlleghenyCollege,Meadville,PA.19-21June2017.(Redko,Smith,Penry,Zemmer).

NeurologicalSoftSignsinAdolescentswithProblematicVideogamePlaying.Posterpresentation:18th

AnnualVirginiaC.WoodResidentResearchForum.SponsoredbyDAGMEC(DaytonAreaGraduateMedicalEducationCommunity).27April2017.(CherylL.Green,M.D.,Ph.D.,RyanC.Mast,D.O.,MBA,GraceMatheson,M.D.,Ph.D.,MaryBethDeWitt,Ph.D.,IgorElman,M.D.).

Standard Deviation Scores for Bone Age using the FELS Method. Poster presented at Endo 2018,

Chicago,IL.18March2018.(Bright,Cottom,Towne).TheassociationbetweenleadexposureandfemoralneckbonemineraldensityinU.S.adultsage40

years and older. Poster presentation. 2018 Ohio Combined Public Health Conference. (Zatreh,Khalil).


The Doctor Can See You Now: Telepsychiatry and Intellectual/Developmental Disability. Posterpresentation. 18th Annual Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum. Sponsored by DAGMEC(DaytonAreaGraduateMedicalEducationCommunity).27April2017.(NitaBhatt,M.D.,M.P.H.,JulieGentileM.D.,AllisonCowan,M.D.).

The relationship between triclosan and body mass index in US adults: A study using 2013-2014NHANESdata.Oralpresentation.2018OhioCombinedPublicHealthConference.(Clark,Khalil).

MariettaOrlowski,Ph.D.,M.C.H.E.S.

TeachingBehaviorChangeinanAgeofSocialDeterminantsofHealth.Webinar.PresentationwassponsoredbythePublicHealthEducation&HealthPromotionSectionoftheAmericanPublicHealthAssociation.23October2017.Recordingavailableat:https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4909436351930445314.(Hallam).

TeachingBehaviorChangeinanAgeofSocialDeterminantsofHealth.AssociationforPrevention

Teaching&ResearchNationalConference,Philadelphia,PA.April2018.(Hallam).SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

PublicHealthandLawEnforcementInfantMortalityCollaborationtoAssessParent-LawEnforcementInteractionPriortoInfantBirth:Dayton,Ohio2013-2015.AbstractpublishedforAmericanPublicHealthAssociationconference.SanDiego,California.October2017.(Wallace,Seybold,Ellison,Stiver).

PublicHealthandLawEnforcementInfantMortalityCollaborationtoAssessParent-Law

EnforcementInteractionPriortoInfantBirth:Dayton,Ohio2013-2015.AbstractpublishedforCityMatCHconference.Nashville,Tennessee.October2017.(Seybold,Wallace,Ellison,Stiver).

CorrelationsbetweenIncreasedAdultSuicideRatesandPopulationDensityinOhiocountiesfrom

2007-2012.WesternSocialScienceAssociation(WSSA)AnnualMeeting.12-15April2017.SanFrancisco,California.(Embree,Kinzeler).


StateofOhioofficeofMinorityHealthEquityBoard,DaytonBusinessJournal“FutureofHealthcare”.

MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.Invitedparticipant,UTMBGlobalHealthEducationConference,PosterAdjudication,October.

JosephineF.Wilson,D.D.S.Brain,Gambling,andAddiction.InvitedTalk.OhioGamblingPreventionConference.Dayton,OH.

27October2017.

SubstanceAbuseintheIDDPopulation:MethodsforPreventionandIntervention.InvitedTalk.2017IntellectualandDevelopmentalDisabilityConference:Innovating,Developing,andDefiningtheFuture.Dallas,TX.11May2017.


ConsultantshipsRobertCarlson,Ph.D.

• 2014–InvitedmemberoftheNationalDrugEarlyWarningSystem’sScientificAdvisoryGroup.UniversityofMaryland;EricWish,PI.

• 2017–SubstanceAbuseResearcherAdvisoryBoard.GROWOhioPharmaceuticals,Cleveland,OH.

SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• InvitedtobeaspeakerattheUniversityofDayton.• InvitedtobeaspeakerattheLearntoEarnSummit.• Invitedtobeaninaugural editor of the Ohio Journal of Public Health.


• MuslimClinicsofOhio.JosephineF.Wilson,D.D.S.

• HospiceofDayton–collaboratedasco-author,grantwriter,dataanalyst.• UnitedAgainstViolence,MontgomeryCounty–grantwriter,projectevaluator.• DeafWorldAgainstViolence(DWAVE)–grantwriter,projectdeveloper.

OtherRecognition

RobertCarlson,Ph.D.• 2015-Present:AppointedAffiliateFacultymemberofKno.e.sis(OhioCenterofExcellencein

Knowledge-enabledComputing)CollegeofComputerScienceandEngineering,WrightStateUniversity.http://knoesis.org/people.

• 2017:(26)manuscriptsreviewedforAddiction;**DrugandAlcoholDependence********;DrugDesign,Development,andTherapy;*InternationalJournalofDrugPolicy;*****JournalofAddictiveDiseases;*JournalofRuralHealth;**Pain;*RevistaBrasileiradePsiquiatria;*SocialScienceandMedicine;*SocialScienceResearch;*SubstanceAbuse;**SubstanceAbuseTreatment,Prevention,andPolicy.*(includesrevisionreviews).

• 2018:(5)manuscriptsreviewedfor:Addiction;**DrugandAlcoholDependence;*InternationalJournalofDrugPolicy;*SubstanceUseandMisure;*.

RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

• NIH/NIDAReviewer.• 2018,March-MechanismsforTimeSensitiveResearch,NIH/NIDA.


• 2018,January-NeurobiologyofMotivatedBehavior(NMB)StudySection,TobaccoCentersofRegulatoryScienceforResearchRelevanttotheFamilySmokingPreventionandTobaccoControlAct(U54),NIH/NIDA.

• 2017,March-MechanismforTimeSensitiveDrugAbuseResearch(R21),NIH/NIDA.• 2017,February-SpecialEmphasisPanel(SEP),NIH/NIDA.• ManuscriptReview:5manuscripts:(DAD,JMIR,Addiction).

JamesEbert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.

• BoardofDirectors,AmericanJournalofPreventiveMedicine.• Itemwriterforexamination,NationalBoardofPublicHealthExaminers.• Reviewer,JournalofAdolescentHealth.• Reviewer,JournalofPediatrics.• BoardofDirectors,AssociationforPrevention,TeachingandResearch.• BoardofDirectors,NationalBoardofPublicHealthExaminers.

RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

• Member,EditorialBoard,AmericanJournalofHumanBiology.• Ad-hocreviwer:

• BMCHealthServicesResearch.• InternationalJournalofDrugPolicy.• Obesity.

• AbstractReviwer:• EpidemiologySection,AmericanPublicHealthAssociation2018AnnualMeeting.• APHA-CouncilofAffiliatesProgram,AmericanPublicHealthAssociation2018Annual

Meeting.• InductedintotheWrightStateUniversityGammaAlphaChapteroftheDeltaOmegaHonorary

SocietyinPublicHealth(2018).CristinaRedko,Ph.D.

• Bookreviewedfor:SAGE(UsingDedooseforQualitativeandMixedMethodsResearch.APracticalApproachAcrosstheSocialSciences),September2017.


• Awardedthe2017JimWuelfingAnnualAwardforPreventionfromtheNationalCouncilonProblemGamblingattheirannualmeetinginJuly2017.

6.SummaryofServiceActivities–CommitteeMembership/OfficerBoonshoftSchoolofMedicineRobertCarlson,Ph.D.

• 2018:AppointedCenterDirector,ResearchCenter.PopulationandPublicHealthSciences.• 2015-June2017:ElectedMember,BSOMAdvancementandPromotionsCommittee.


• 2011:AppointedChair,AdvancementandPromotionsCommittee,DepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciences.

• 2014:AppointedChair,OpioidWorkingGroup,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine.RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

• MemberofContinuingMedicalEducationCommittee,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine,WrightStateUniversity.

• MemberofOpioidWorkingGroup,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine,WrightStateUniversity.

JamesEbert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.• MPHCurriculumCommittee.


• ClinicalandFacultyAffairsCMECommitteeMember.NailaKhalil,Ph.D.

• ServedasajudgeontheWSUBSOMTenthAnnualMedicalStudentResearchSymposium-April2018.

• EvaluateMPHapplicantsintheSOPHASsysteminthedepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciences(2018).

• MPHprogramCurriculumCommitteemember.JohnMcAlearney,Ph.D.

• DepartmentofPopulation&PublicHealthSciences• HealthCareManagementCertificateProgram(Director)• PublicHealthLeadershipCertificateProgram(Director)• DivisionofHealthSystems&Policy(Director)• MPHCoreFacultyCommittee• MPHAccreditationCommittee• MPHCurriculumCommittee(chair)• MPHAdmissionsCommittee• BSOMGraduateSchoolCurriculumCommittee(chair)

RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

• MedicalStudentResearchSymposium,PosterJudge,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine(volunteer)(2018).

• ResearchCommittee,BoonshoftSchoolofMedicine(elected,twoterms)(2015-2019).• Member,SearchCommittee,DirectorofStatisticalConsultingCenterfacultyposition,Department

ofMathematicsandStatistics(appointed)(2017).MariettaOrlowski,Ph.D.,M.C.H.E.S.


• WrightStateUniversityFacultySenate-BSoMRepresentative-AttendedmonthlyFacultySenatemeetings,representBSoMFaculty.

• WrightStateUniversityAcademicReorganizationCommittee(ARC)-BSoMRepresentative-Solicitedfeedbackfromfacultyandprogram/unitstotheARCandprovidedupdatestoBSoMfaculty.

• WrightStateUniversityStrategicPlanning-BSoMRepresentative-Attended3-daystrategicplanningforumandparticipatedinthemini-forums(May–August)todraftastrategicplan.

• MPHAdmissions-HPEConcentrationDirector-ReviewedapplicantstotheMPHprogram.• MPHCurriculum-HPEConcentrationDirector-UpdatedHPEconcentrationcompetenciesand

assessments.• DeltaOmega-GammaAlphaChapter-ChapterPresident–Coordinated2017DOinductionsandDO

lecture.Chairperson:StudentAwards&Recognition-FacilitatedselectionofMPHStudentAwardsforExcellence;WSUGraduateSchoolofExcellence;andWSUsubmissionstoDeltaOmegapostersatAPHA.

SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• DeltaOmegaVicePresident• BoonshoftSchoolofMedicineCMECommittee• MemberofGraduateFaculty• WSUBreastfeedingInstitute


• ReachOutofMontgomeryCountyMaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.

• Women’sLiaisonOfficer/GWIMSAAMC• ChapterCoordinator:GoldFoundationHumanismHonorSociety,BSOMChapter• Member,DoctoringCommittee,newcurriculum• Professionalismtaskforce• SteeringCommittees:Ob/GynandInternalMedicineclerkships• PPHSFacultyPromotionsCommittee

WrightStateUniversityRamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

• MemberofFacultyBudgetPriorityCommittee,WrightStateUniversity.NailaKhalil,Ph.D.

• GrantreviewerforWSUWomenInScienceGivingCircle(2018).• NominatedbytheDeanBSOMasSchoolrepresentativetotheInternationalStudentRecruiting

sub-committee,WSU’sStrategicEnrollmentPlanningTaskForce.• NominatedbytheDepartmentChairtoattendBasicSciencesChairsMeetingOctober2017.

JohnMcAlearney,Ph.D.

• GraduateSchool-CurriculumCommitteeA(chair),BSOMCouncilRepresentative.


RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

• BSOMRepresentativeontheFacultySenateExecutiveCommittee(June2017–June2019).• Senator,FacultySenate(June2017–June2019)(elected).• InternationalProgramCollaborationCommittee(IPCC)(asubcommitteeoftheInternational

EducationAdvisoryCommittee(IEAC),FacultySenate)(2016-2017)(appointed).SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• ChairofMPHAdmissionsCommittee• ChairofMPHAdvisoryBoard• CurriculumCommitteeMemberofMPHProgram

CristinaRedko,Ph.D.

• WSUCenterforTeachingandLearningFacultyAdvisoryBoard.SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.

• IntegratedCareEducationwithWSU-SchoolofNursing,Cedarville,UD,BSOMMaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.

• WSUGenderBasedHarassmentandViolencePrevention• WSUUCIEAdvisoryCommitteeonInternationalizingtheCurriculum

WrightStatePhysiciansJamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.

• WSPBoardofDirectors• WSPManagementCommittee

HospitalorAffiliatedInstitutionJamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.

• DaytonChildren’sHospital,ProfessionalStaffMariettaOrlowski,Ph.D.,M.C.H.E.S.

• PremierHealth–BoardofTrustees,CommunityBenefitSubcommittee–Provideinputonorganization’scommunitybenefitplanandreviewfundingrequestsrelatedtocommunitybenefit.

• EpilepsyFoundationGreaterDaytonRegion–BoardofTrustees–TermbeganinMay2018.MaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,Ph.D.

• PublicHealthDayton&MontgomeryCounty:TemporaryChair,EthicsCommittee(endedMay,2017).

• HospiceofDaytonEthicsCommittee• DaytonAreaEthicsConsortium


• KetteringHospitalEthicsCommittee• DaytonChildren’sIRB• PremierHealthSystemsHealthandSocialServicessub-committee(dealswithhealthcareaccess

andlanguageservicesfornon-Englishspeakingrefugeesandimmigrants).

State/LocalRobertCarlson,Ph.D.

• AddictionRoundtable-InvitedMember.OhioDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServices.MeetsmonthlyinColumbus,OH.

• CommunityOverdoseActionCommittee-InvitedMember.DataBranch.PublicHealthDayton&MontgomeryCounty,OH.

TimothyN.Crawford,Ph.D.,M.P.H.

• LGBTQHealthAlliance–Member(June2018)–PublicHealthDayton&MontgomeryCounty.RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

• MemberofEducationandInformationBranch,CommunityOverdoseActionTeam,MontgomeryCounty,Ohio.

JamesR.Ebert,M.D.,M.B.A.,M.P.H.,F.A.A.P.,C.P.H.

• OhioPublicHealthAssociation–GoverningCouncil

JoAnnFord,M.R.C.• Member,GreeneCountryPreventionCoalition• Member,MonDayCommunityCorrectionalInstitutionProviderBoard• Member,MontgomeryCountyHIV/AIDSPreventionCommittee

NailaKhalil,Ph.D.• MemberofOhioPublicHealthResiliencyCoalition(OPHCRC),OhioPublicHealthAssociation.• Coauthoredwhitepaperonclimatepreparednessforusebylocalpublichealthprofessionals

toaddresstheimpactsofclimatechange.• https://ohiopha.org/download/climate-resiliency-in-ohio/:ClimateResilienceinOhio:APublic

HealthApproachtoPlanningandPreparedness.NicoleKinzeler,Ph.D.

• MemberoftheJusticeandMentalHealthCollaborationPlanninggroup(2017-present).• MemberofthePeerMovementProject(PMP)AdvisoryBoard(2016-present).• MemberoftheFetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder(FASD)Coalition(2015-present).• MemberofthepolicysteeringcommitteeforthestatewideOhioMHASSBIRTInitiative(2014-

present).



SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• OhioPublicHealthAssociation• OhioCollaborativetoPreventInfantMortality• OhioDepartmentofHealthCancerGroup


• PublicHealthDayton&MontgCoOPIODCommittee,ACAMedicaid&MarketPlace,RiversideFireDeptCommParamedic,OhioCommissiononMinorityHealthMedicalExpertPanel.


• Co-Chair,WomeninReentryCommittee(MontgomeryCounty)• Member,MontgomeryCountyReentryExecutiveBoard

NationalRobertCarlson,Ph.D.

• NIDA/NIH.2017.ActingChair&Reviewer.SpecialEmphasisPanel/2017/05ZDA1HXO-H(18).HIV/HCVandRelatedComorbiditiesinRuralCommunitiesAffectedbyOpioidInjectionDrugEpidemicsintheUnitedStates.BuildingSystemsforPrevention,TreatmentandControl(UG3/UH3).March24,2017.ChevyChase,MD.

• NIDA/NIH.2017.GrantReviewer.ZRG1RPHB-V(02)Member.Conflict:InterventionandMechanismsforAddiction.Videoconference.June29,2017.

• NIDA/NIH.2018.GrantReviewerandAlternateChair.SpecialEmphasisPanel.ZRG1RPHB-V(02).InterventionsandMechanismsforAddiction.February27,2018.

TimothyN.Crawford,Ph.D.,MPH

• SocietyforEpidemiologicResearch–Member(January2018).RamintaDaniulaityte,Ph.D.

• InvitedMemberoftheLoperamideExpertPanel:UnderstandingandAddressingOTCLoperamideAbuseandMisuse,May10,2018,GeorgetownUniversityHotel&ConferenceCenterConsumerHealthcareProductsAssociation.


• AmericanJournalofPreventiveMedicine–GoverningBoard,Chair,NationalBoardofPublicHealthExaminers.

• ConsortiumforSoutheasternHypertensionControl(COSEHC)-BoardofDirectors.ThomasF.Jarnot,M.D.,M.S.

• AerospaceMedicalAssociation• EducationandTrainingCommittee• AerospaceSafetyCommittee

NailaKhalil,Ph.D.


• AbstractreviewerfortheInternationalSocietyforEnvironmentalEpidemiology–April2018.RamziW.Nahhas,Ph.D.

• SectionCouncilor,EpidemiologySection,AmericanPublicHealthAssociation(elected,3yearterm,startedNovember9,2017,runsthroughAPHA2020AnnualMeeting).


• NationalCommissionforHealthEducationCredentialing,Inc.-DivisionBoardforCertificationofHealthEducationSpecialists-Createitemsforthecertificationexaminations(CHESandMCHES).

SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• AmericanPublicHealthAssociation• MaternalChildHealthEpidemiologyAssociation• CouncilofStateandTerritorialEpidemiologists• NationalAssociationofCountyandCityHealthOfficials• FoodandAgricultureProtectionTrainingConsortium • AMCHP• CityMatCHInstituteforEquityinBirthOutcomes

CristinaRedko,Ph.D.

• CUGHEducationCommitteeSharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.

• NationalAssociationofFreeClinics,AccesstoAffordableMedicationsMaryT.White,MDiv,EdM,PH.D.

• APHAEthicsTaskForce• APHAAbstractReview:Ethics• APHAPolicyReview:EthicsSectionPolicyTeam

OTHERRobertG.Carlson,Ph.D.

• PromotionevaluationforAlexManini,M.D.,toProfessor.DepartmentofEmergencyMedicineintheIcahnSchoolofMedicine,MountSinai,NY,NY.September2017

• PromotionevaluationforBasmatteeBoodram,Ph.D.,toResearchAssociateProfessor.DivisionofEpidemiologyandBiostatistics,SchoolofPublicHealth,UniversityofIllinois-Chicago.September2017.

RamintaDaniulaityte,PhD


• 2015-Present:AppointedAffiliateFacultymemberofKno.e.sis(OhioCenterofExcellenceinKnowledge-enabledComputing)CollegeofComputerScienceandEngineering,WrightStateUniversity.http://knoesis.org/people.


• OhioAirNationalGuard• Chief,AerospaceMedicine/FlightSurgeon;178MedicalGroup,SpringfieldAirNationalGuard

Base,Springfield,Ohio.• FederalAviationAdministrationAviationMedicalExaminerrefreshercourse,February2018,

Atlanta,Georgia.SaraJ.Paton,Ph.D.

• PublicHealth-Dayton&MontgomeryCountyResearchReviewPanel.• IncidentManagementTeam,PublicHealthDayton&MontgomeryCounty.• PublicHealth-Dayton&MontgomeryCountyEthicsCommittee.• ChildFatalityReviewBoard,MontgomeryCounty.• InfantMortalityCoalition,MontgomeryCounty,Ohio.• MontgomeryCountyPreventionCollaborative.• MontgomeryCountyCollectiveOpioidActionTeam(SteeringCommitteeandData

Committee).• MontgomeryCountyCommunityHealthImprovementPlanSteeringCommittee.• JournalSubmissions-ArticlesubmittedtoOhioJournalofPublicHealth.JaredEmbree,Dawn

Ebron,SaraPaton,andTimCrawford.PopulationDensityandSuicideRatesByCountyinOhiofrom2007-2016.

• InPrepJournalArticles–TammySamiecandSaraJ.Paton.NeonatalAbstinence:OutcomesatBirth.SubmittingtotheMaternalandChildHealthJournal.


• AdministrativeOrganizationofExecutives,RotaryInternationalMembership.


• Providedapproximately1,500outpatientvisitsinLipidClinic.Collaboratedwithadvancedpracticenurseon3,000visits.


• WSUFlightMecicineClinicandUSAF/OhioAirNationalGuardFlightMedicineClinics.SharonSherlock,D.H.A.,M.S.A.,B.S.N.,R.N.


• Newcollaborations:Psychologybehavioralhealthscreeningandcounselingfordepression/anxiety;PhysicalTherapywithUniversityofDaytonDoctoralstudentsandfaculty.CedarvilleCollegeDoctoralPharmacyStudents.

JoAnnFord,M.R.C.• SisterlineGrantProjectAdvisoryBoardwith12communitymembersincludingtheMayorof

Trotwood,professionalstafffromArtemisCenter,YWCA,SamaritanBehavioralHealth,PublicHealth,andPremiereHousing.March2018.

• RocktheRedPumpEventco-sponsoredwithPublicHealthDayton/MontgomeryCounty.ThiswasanHIVawarenesseventfocusingonAfricanAmericanwomen.March2018.


• AFPediatricClinics,FMCommunityHealth,IMResidentCommunityHealth,CedarvilleCollegeofPharmacy,112WSU-BSOM1st/2ndyearcommunityhealthelective&volunteer,IndianaWesleyan/MPH,SinclairCollegeMIH.

TheDPPHSAerospaceMedicineDivisionislocatedat3123ResearchBlvd.inKettering,Ohio.FromJanuary2017–June2018theDivisionofAerospaceMedicinesuccessfullynavigateditsmostchallenging period of operations since its inception in 1978. Due to reductions in federal grantsupport,universityorganizationalrealignment,andfacultyrecruitmentandretentionhardships, itwas announced on April 26, 2017, that the Division of AerospaceMedicinewould be closing itsresidencyprogramandsuspendingitsMasterofScienceprogram.Asaresultofthisdecision,significantchangeswereimplementedwiththegoalofcompletingtheeducationalprogramsofcurrentMSstudentsandAerospaceMedicineresidents,whileconcurrentlyreducingDivisionfinancialexpendituresandoperatingcosts.FocusedeffortsbynewlyappointedDivisionleadershipledtoanimmediatereductioninspending,relocationandreductioninrequiredofficespace,andgradualdrawdownofremainingprogramfacultyandstaffduringthisperiod.EffectiveJune30,2018,allMasterofSciencestudentscompletedtheirstudiesandgraduatedfromtheMSinAerospaceMedicineprogram.Additionally,allAerospaceMedicineresidentscompletedtrainingortransferredtotheUniversityofTexasMedicalBranchGalvestonforcompletionoftheirtraining.Whilethesegoalswerebeingachievedandoperatingadjustmentsaccomplished,supportfromtheAerospace Medicine community at large, coupled with support from Wright State University,


Boonshoft SchoolofMedicine, and theDepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealth Sciences, anenvironmentofinnovation,collaboration,andpositivechangewastakingshape.CURRENTSTATUSAsof1July2018,theDivisionofAerospaceMedicinetransitionedoperationstoanunprecedentedlevelofefficiencyandacollaborativeeffortwiththeDepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciencesMastersofPublicHealthprogram.Theseachievementshavesignificantlyreducedfinancialexpenditures and resulted in tremendous cost savings to theUniversitywhile creating first of itskindeducationalopportunitiesforfuturestudents.The centerpiece of these new educational opportunities is a Certificate Program in AerospaceMedicine. This new certificate program was proposed in January 2018 and submitted to theUniversity for review in May 2018 with final approval anticipated September 2018. The newcertificateprogramdrawsuponandexpandsfoundationalcourseswithintheMasterofScienceinAerospaceMedicinecurriculum.EntrancerequirementsforstudentsintotheCertificatePrograminAerospace Medicine are unprecedented and have been designed to be exceptionally inclusivecomparedtohistoricaladmissiondemographics.A second novel educational opportunity is the creation of an undergraduate level course inAerospaceMedicinetargetedtowardfreshmanandsophomorelevelstudents.ThiscoursemaybethefirstofitskindintheUnitedStatesandisbeingdesignedfromthebeginningtobepresentedinadistancelearningformat,therebyaligningitselfwiththecontinuedtrendofasynchronousonlineeducation.Athirdplannedendeavoristransitioning/expandingtheCertificatePrograminAerospaceMedicineto an entirely online based format, similar to the undergraduate course currently being created.ThisprocesswilltaketimetocompletebutwhenfinishedwillbetheonlyprogramofitskindintheUnited States and possibly abroad, thus setting Wright State University, Boonshoft School ofMedicine,DepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciences,DivisionofAerospaceMedicine,onapositivetrajectoryforthefuture.

TheDPPHSEducationCenterislocatedat3123ResearchBlvd.inKettering,Ohio.The DPPHS Education Center’s mission is to provide education, conduct research, and promoteservicetowardsimprovingandsustainingthehealthofpopulationsandindividualsworldwide.

Educational responsibilities of the Center include the Master of Public Health (MPH) degreeprogram, certificates in Health Care Management, Public Health Leadership, Global Health,Emergency Preparedness, Epidemiology, and AerospaceMedicine, the Health Care Managementconcentration for theWright StateUniversityMaster of Business Administration (MBA) program,the Physician Leadership Development Program, Public Health Grand Rounds, medical studentcoursework in Population Medicine, Quantitative Analysis, and Clinical Prevention, and anundergraduate course inGlobalHealth. All graduate school coursework offeredby theCenter is


provided at the Research Park campus, and all courses are offered in the evenings. InstructionsupportingmedicalschoolcurriculumtakesplaceatWhiteHall,andthePublicHealthGrandRoundstakeplaceatcommunity-basedsitesandtheWSUcampus.

TheMPHprogramisthe largestsingleactivityoftheCenter. Theprogramwas launchedin2004,andachievedfullfive-year,unconditionalaccreditationbytheCouncilonEducationinPublicHealth(CEPH)in2007.TheMPHprogramwasre-accreditedinApril2012forsevenyears,andwillundergoreaccreditation once again in 2019. The program is a community-based, interdisciplinary degreewithawidevarietyofprogrampartners.AcademicpartnersincludetheWSUCollegeofEducationandHuman Services, the Raj Soin College of Business, the College of Liberal Arts, the College ofMathematics and Science, and the College of Nursing and Health. Community partners includePublic Health Dayton and Montgomery County, as well as several other regional public healthdistricts. The Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine became a partner in the MPH programfollowing itsrelocationtoWright-PattersonAirForceBase in2011. TheMPHprogramofferstwoconcentrations;HealthPromotionandEducation,andPopulationHealthManagement.The certificate program in Health CareManagement (HCM)was launched in 2003, and providesgraduatelevelcourses inhealthresourcemanagementandpolicy,healthcarefinance,andhealthcare strategic leadership. It was developed as a joint venture involvingwith Raj Soin College ofBusiness.In2005,theCertificateProgramreceivedthePresident’sAwardforExcellence.StudentsintheWSUMBAprogrampursuingaconcentration inHCMareeligibletoenroll intheCertificateprogram,butarenotrequiredtodoso.In2015,theCenterlaunchedcertificateprogramsinGlobalHealth,EmergencyPreparedness.In2016,thecertificateprograminPublicHealthLeadershipwasbegun, and in 2017, new certificate programs in Epidemiology and in AerospaceMedicine werestarted.The Physician Leadership Development Program (PLDP) offers medical students an innovativeprogram through which they can obtain either a Master of Public Health (MPH) or Master ofBusiness Administration (MBA) degree while pursuing their medical degree. The PLDP programemphasizes physician leadership and provides a unique opportunity to integrate medical andgraduate studies through a longitudinal clinical experience that all students take during theirgraduateterm.Center faculty members have been innovators in medical education by lecturing in the areas ofpopulation medicine, quantitative analysis, professionalism, and clinical prevention for medicalstudentsintheBoonshoftSchoolofMedicine.Facultymadepresentationsatnational,regional,andlocalmeetings.MPHstudentspresentedatregionalmeetings.Inadditiontoteachingandresearch,faculty members serve the public health community through various partnerships with regionalhealthdepartmentsandmembershiponnumerous localcommunityboardsandcommittees. Themany culminating experiences and practice placements completed by MPH students led toextensive improvements and enhanced understanding of several public health programs andservicesinthemetropolitanarea,theregion,nationallyandglobally.MedicalHumanities faculty continue to support theclinical curriculum: inYear1,participating intheClinicalMedicinecourse;Year2,Reproduction-EndocrineCourseandICM(Witscreeningsand


discussion); ethics case conferences in thePsychiatry,Women’sHealth, andSurgeryClerkships inYear3,andtwoSPexercises ingivingbadnews(ICMIIIandSurgeryclerkships). Electives includethefirst-yearGlobalHealthFoundationspre-travelelectiveandonlineNutritioninMedicineonlineelective, and fourth-year electives: Literature and Medicine, Race, Sex and Gender in MedicalEducation,theHolocaust,InstituteforHealthCareImprovementonlineelective,andanewmonth-longclinicalelectiveonPainManagementandAddictionsMedicine.PublicHealthactivities includeattendingPHDMCCOATaddictionstreatmentandprescriptiontaskforcemeetings. ThePublicHealthEthicsandPolicy coursewasnotoffered this year. Additionalactivities include teaching an upper-level undergraduate course on Health Care Ethics, andsubstitutingteachingforamonthforaphilosophycourse.Publicationsincludetwoarticlesandtwobookchapters:WhiteMT, SatterfieldCA,Blackard JT (2017)Essential competencies in globalhealth research formedicaltrainees:Anarrativereview.MedicalTeacher39(9):945-953.Parikh,PP,White,MT,Smith, L,Tchorz,KM(2017)EvaluationofPalliativeCareTrainingandSkillsRetentionbyMedicalStudents.JournalofSurgicalResearch211:172-177.WhiteMTandAndersonK(2017)WhyMatters:MotivationsinGlobalHealthTraining.In:AryaANandEvertJ,(Eds.)GlobalHealthExperientialEducation:FromTheorytoPractice.Routledge.WhiteMT,BlackardJT,SatterfieldCA(2017)GlobalHealthResearch:PracticalGuidelines. InAryaAN,(Ed.)PreparingforInternationalHealthExperiences:APracticalGuide.Routledge.Researchinterestsofparticipatingfacultyincludetopicsinmedicalhumanities,medicalethics,medicaleducation,globalhealth,andmedicaleducationresearch.ParticipatingFacultyKateConway,MDTomHerchline,MDDavidShuster,MDRobertReece,PhD(emeritus)MarkHess,MD(emeritus)TheDPPHSResearchCenterislocatedat3171ResearchBlvd.inKettering,Ohio.Activities of the Research Center are organized into three areas. These are human growth anddevelopment, which includes the ongoing curation and use of the Fels Longitudinal Study; theCenter for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research (CITAR); and Substance AbuseResourcesandDisabilityResearch(SARDI).TheFels LongitudinalStudy,whichbegan in1929, is theworld’s longest running studyofhumandevelopment,growth,bodycomposition,andaging.Fels-related research focusesonexamining risk factorsandhealth consequences foranumberofcommon diseases, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, sarcopenia, osteoporosis, andfunctional declinewith aging. Researchers are interested in examining these questions using an


approachthatexamineshealthanddiseaseacrossthelifespan.Thesestudiesincludeinvestigationsof normal childhood growth and development, as well as studies of normal aging and chronicdiseaserisk.

TheCenteralsoadministersundergraduateandpre-graduatestudenteducationalresearchtraining.FundedbytheNationalInstitutesofHealth,theSTREAMS(Short-TermTrainingProgramtoIncreaseDiversity in Health-Related Research) encouragesmembers of underrepresentedminority groupsand students with disabilities to choose careers in cardiovascular-related research by providingshort-termresearchinternships.The Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research (CITAR) represents the focalpointforsubstanceabuserelatedservices,academicresearch,andservicesresearch.AnumberofdifferentprogramsandprojectsoperatewithinCITAR.FundedGrantsIn 2016, The National Institute on Drug Abuse funded a two-year study entitled, CharacterizingFentanylOutbreaks:EthnographicandForensicPerspectives.(R21DA042757.RamintaDaniulaityte,PI). The overall purpose of this time sensitive R21 study is to characterize non-pharmaceuticalfentanyl (NPF)outbreaksthroughthe integrationofethnographic/qualitativeassessmentofactiveuserknowledgeandexperiencesofNPFuse,andtheresults fromforensicanalysesconductedbythepostmortemtoxicologyandcrimelaboratoriesatMCCO/MVRC.In2016,TheNational InstituteonDrugAbusefundedafour-yearnaturalhistorystudyentitled,ANaturalHistoryStudyofBuprenorphineDiversion,Self-Treatment,andUseofDrugAbuseTreatmentServices. (R01DA040811.RamintaDaniulaityte,PI).Theoverallpurposeof thestudy is todescribeand analyze the nature and consequences of buprenorphine diversion among opioid dependentusers. Opioid-dependent people (n=400) who have recently used diverted Suboxone or genericbuprenorphinewillberecruitedandinterviewedevery6monthsfor2yearstoelucidatetrajectoriesof buprenorphine and other opioid use, adverse health consequences associated with illicitbuprenorphineuse,andsubstanceabusetreatmentutilization.Usingmixedmethods,thestudywilldetailandcontextualizeanemergingphenomenonofpublichealthconcern.In 2014, the National Institute on Drug Abuse funded a three-year study to be conducted byresearchers in CITARandKno.e.sis, entitled,Trending: SocialMediaAnalysis toMonitor Cannabisand Synthetic CannabinoidUse, (R01DA039454; Amit Sheth and Raminta Daniulaityte, PIs). Theoverall goal of this study is to develop an innovative software platform,eDrugTrends, that willfacilitate analysis of trends in knowledge, attitudes, andbehaviors related to theuseof cannabisandsyntheticcannabinoidsasdiscussedonWebforumsandTwitter.eDarkTrends: Monitoring Darknet Markets to Track Illicit Synthetic Opioid Trends. R21. (RamintaDaniulaityte and Amit Sheth, PIs). The overall goals of this time-sensitive R21 are to harnesscryptomarketdatatoconductsurveillanceoftheillicitsyntheticopioidmarketingavailabilitytrendsovertime,andidentifynewsubstancesastheyemergeoncryptomarkets.


TheSubstanceAbuseResourcesandDisabilityIssues(SARDI)Programseekstoimprovethequalityof life for persons with disabilities, including those who are concurrently affected by behavioralhealth issues. The SARDI Program achieves its objective by conducting collaborative andparticipatoryresearch,developinginterventionapproachesandtraining,anddisseminatingrelatedinformation.NewGrantsAwardedtoSARDIsince2017In2017,SARDIreceivedaone-year(2017-2018)grantfromtheMontgomeryCountyJuvenileCourtfor$23,310toconductprogramevaluationfor14oftheirprograms.Thisprojectjustreceivednoticethatthegrantwasrenewedforthe2018-2019fiscalyear.

In2017,SARDIreceivedaone-year(2017-2018)planninggrantfromtheBureauofJusticeAffairsfor$19,500toconductprogramevaluationfortheSharonvillePoliceDepartment'sJusticeandMentalHealthCollaborationgrant.

OngoingGrantsSAMHSAawardedathree-yearCSATgrantof$1.2millioninitsOffenderReentryProgramtoSARDIstartingOctober2015.Thisgrantalsoreceivedaoneyearnocostextensionandwillcontinueuntil9/29/2019.ThegrantprovidesfundingforSUDtreatment,includingmedication-assistedtreatment(MAT),casemanagement,andHIV/hepatitisCtestingandpreventionservicesforex-offendersreturningtothecommunity.SARDIcollaborateswiththeDepartmentofFamilyMedicinetoprovideevaluationservicesforitsSAMHSASBIRTgrantfor$600,000awardedOctober2015forthreeyears(2015-2018).AnocostextensionhasbeenmadetocontinueuntilDecember31,2018.ThisgrantsupportsfacultyfromWSUBoonshoftSchoolofMedicine,SchoolofProfessionalPsychology,SchoolofNursingandHealth,andtheCollegeofEducationandHumanServicesastheydevelopandprovideSBIRTtrainingtohealthprofessionsstudents.

SARDIprovidesevaluationservicesforSAMHSAMentalHealthFirstAidgrantsof$375,000awardedtoeachofthreelocalgrantees,EastDayton,MountOliveBaptistChurch,andMentalHealthAmericafrom2015-2018.ThesegrantsareintendedtoprovideMentalHealthFirstAidtrainingtoindividualsrecruitedbythegrantees.SARDIstaffwillcollect,manage,andanalyzedataforthesethreeprojects.

InteractforHealth(formerlytheHealthFoundationofGreaterCincinnati)awardedSARDIaone-yeargrantof$15,000toevaluateaMindfulnessProjectfundedbyInteractforHealth.Thisprojectdidcontinuethroughallof2017andendedinJune,2018.ItstudiedtheeffectofyogaandmindfulnesstrainingofcopingandmentalhealthinveteranswithPTSDandthecounselorswhotreatthem.

SARDIwasawardedacontracttoevaluatea3-year(2015-2018),$300,000grantawardedtotheMontgomeryCountyADAMHSBoardbytheBureauofJusticeAffairs.ThisgrantdevelopedadiversionprogramforthecountyandhasincreasedthenumberofcasemanagersintheCountyJail.


In2014,SAMHSAawardedthreegrantstotaling$2,000,000toSARDIoverafour-yearperiod(9/30/2014–9/29/2018),includingaCMHSgrantfor$917,200,aCSATgrantfor$298,200,andaCSAPgrantfor$784,600.ThesegrantssupporttheIntensiveContinuum-of-CareServices(ICS)Project,whichwillprovideAOD/HIVpreventionservicestoyouthandadultsandprovideco-locatedtreatmentofsubstanceusedisorders,mentalhealthdisorders,andHIVatSamaritanBehavioralHealth.Theseprojectsrequestedandreceivedaoneyearnocostextensionandwillcontinueuntil9/29/2019.

In2014,SARDIreceivedafive-year(10/1/2014–9/30/2019)NIDRRDRRPgrantof$2,449,934totranslateandvalidateeightwidelyusedassessmentinstrumentsintoAmericanSignLanguage(ASL).Theseinstruments,oncevalidated,willbemadeavailableonlineforfree,andtheirusebyVRcounselorswillbemonitoredandanalyzed.

In2014,SARDIalsoreceivedaNIDRRFIPgrantof$599,977in2014foraperiodofthreeyears(10/1/2014-9/30/2017)toinvestigatetheuseofwebportalsandonlineVRservicesbycounselorswhoaretrainedbySARDIstafftousetheseservices.Aoneyearnocostextensionwasrequestedandreceived,sothisgrantends9/30/2018.

SARDIcontinueda5-year(2013-2018)grantfromOhioMHASfor$415,000toconductGPRAtrainingandprovideGPRAdatamanagementfortheirSAMHSASBIRTCooperativeAgreement.Thisprojecthasrequestedanocostextensionbuthasnotreceivedanapprovalawardyet.

SAMHSAawardedathree-yearCSATgrantof$1.5milliontoSARDIforitsSisterline2project.ThisgrantfundssubstanceabusetreatmentandHIVandtraumapreventioninterventionsforAfricanAmericanwomeninMontgomeryCountyfrom2016-2019.

SARDIreceivedafive-yearCSAPgrantof$1.5millionforitsPeerMovementProject(PMP)from2016-2021.PMPwillprovideHIVandHepatitisCtestingandpreventioninterventionsforAfricanAmericancollegestudentswhoareatgreatestriskforsexuallytransmittedinfections.

SARDIalsoreceivedaSAMHSAgranttosupplementitsMinorityAIDSInitiativeContinuumofCarePilotwithasyringeexchangeprogramin2016.Thisgrantwasawardedforanadditionalyearandwillend9/29/2018.ItallowedSARDIstafftoworkwithPublicHealthstafftoprovideaneedleexchangeprogramatMt.OliveChurchinwestDayton.SARDIstaffsubmittedadditionalgrantapplicationsthisreportingperiod:InJanuary2017,aprojectwasdevelopedbySARDIstaffandsubmittedtoNIDLRRforaprojectthatwouldfocusonvirtualreality.Thisprojectwasnotfunded.InFebruary2017,acollaborativegrantwaswrittenwithFamilyMedicineandsubmittedtoNIH.Itrelatedtoemotionallearningandadversechildhoodexperiences.Thiswasnotfunded.AlsoinFebruary2017,aSAMHSAATTC(AddictionTechnologyandTransferCenter)proposalwassubmittedbutnotfunded.


InMarch2017,acollaborativeproposalwasdevelopedwithHospiceofDaytonandsubmittedtotheAmericanCancerSocietyrelatedtopalliativecare.Itwasnotfunded.InApril2017,SARDIcollaboratedwiththeDaytonPoliceDepartmenttosubmitaproposaltoBJArelatedtohelpingaddictsgetintotreatmentandrecovery.Itwasnotfunded.AnothercollaborativeproposalwassubmittedinMay2017totheNationalInstituteofJusticeinpartnershipwiththeMontgomeryCountySheriff’sDepartment.Itwasnotfunded.InAugust2017,wewereafinalistforanOhioThirdFrontierReadMIprojectwithFamilyMedicine.However,wedidnotreceivefunding.InJanuary2018,aproposalwassubmittedtoSAMHSAundertheirOffenderReentryProgramtocontinueworkingwithsubstanceabusingindividualsbeingreleasedfromtheMonDaycorrectionalfacilityortheMontgomeryCountyJail.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.InFebruary2018,aproposalwasdevelopedbyFamilyMedicineandDr.WilsonandsubmittedtoSAMHSAforaScreening,BriefIntervention,andReferraltoTreatment(SBIRT)project.Iffunded,SARDIwouldprovidetheevaluation.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.AnotherproposalwassubmittedinFebruary2018incollaborationwithDWAVE(DeafWorldAgainstViolenceEverywhere)totheOVWtoprovideonlineservicesforDeafwomenwhoarevictimsofviolence.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.AnAHRQReadMIproposalwassubmittedincollaborationwithFamilyMedicineinFebruary2018.Itwasnotfundedbutisbeingrevisedforanewsubmission.InApril2018,SARDIsubmittedagrantproposaltoSAMHSAundertheirEnhancementandExpansionofTreatmentandRecoveryServicesforAdolescents,TransitionalAgedYouth,andtheirFamilies(TREE)ProgramtoworkwithDaybreaktoprovideservicestotransitionagedyouth.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.InApril2018,aproposalwaswrittenbyDr.WilsonforMt.OliveBaptistChurchtoSAMHSAtoprovidementalhealthawarenessandotherservicestoAfricanAmerican.Iffunded,SARDIwouldbetheevaluatorsfortheproject.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.AlsoinApril2018,aNIDILRRproposalrelatedtovirtualrealitytoassistpeoplewithlowvisionwassubmitted.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.ACDCPrestograntwithFamilyMedicinewassubmittedinApril2018.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.InJune2018,twoproposalsweredevelopedwithtwopartners(Mt.OliveBaptistChurchandtheDaytonPoliceDepartment.BothsubmissionsweretoSAMHSA’sMentalHealthAwarenessTrainingprograms.Wearewaitingtohearaboutfundingstatus.


Dr.Wilsonandotherfacultymemberswroteorassistedinwritingseveralotherproposalsforourcommunitypartners.MostofthoseincludesomefundingforSARDIforprogramevaluation.

ReachOutofMontgomeryCounty(ROMC)startedin1994asaRobertWoodJohnsonFoundationgranteewithamissiontosecuretheunderservedpopulationaccesstoequityofhealthcareservicesbylocalphysicianvolunteers.FoundedbyDaytonandMontgomeryCountyPublicHealthDepartment,WrightStateUniversityBoonshoftSchoolofMedicine(WSU-BSOM),andMontgomeryCountyMedicalSocietyROMCgatheredadditionallong-termsupportfromareahospitalsystemsPremierandKetteringHealthNetwork.SupportedbyprofessionalvolunteersandstudentsfromsurroundinguniversitiesWSU-BSOMandEllisInstitutePsychologyDept.,UD-PhysicalTherapyDepartment,CedarvilleCollegeofPharmacy,andSinclairHIMdepartment,ReachOuthasbecometheflagshipforintegrationofcarethroughitsmultidisciplinaryapproachtochroniccare.AccordingtoOhioAssociationofFreeClinics,ReachOutisthesecondlargestfreeclinicinsizeandserviceinthestateofOhio,FirsttoopenacharitablePharmacyaswellascarryaAAAratingonqualitystandards.ReachOut’sexpandsitsaccesstocreateequityincaredeliverywithamulti-culturalawarenessandsensitivitytohealthcareritualsandpracticethroughouttheworld.TheDepartmentofPopulationandPublicHealthSciencesisalsoaffiliatedwithPremierCommunityHealth. PremierCommunityHealth ispartofPremierHealthPartnersandserves thecommunitywith programs focused on prevention, early detection, and self-management education aroundheart,cancer,diabetes,andlunghealth.ItprovidesmammogramsandPapteststouninsuredandunder-insured(workingpoor)womenover40 inninecounties. Italsoprovides freeand lowcostheart risk assessments, colorectal cancer kits, diabetes education andhemoglobinA1C’s, tobaccocessationcounselingandmore.


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