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News & Events Giving and Outreach 46 UT Health Science Center Distinguished Visiting Professors January 2012 to November 2012 2012 Elinor F. Reed Distinguished Visiting Professorship Ms. Laura Liswood, Secretary General, Council of Women Leaders; Senior Advisor, Goldman Sachs Topic: The Loudest Duck: Moving Beyond Diversity; Jan 5, 2012 Laura Liswood is an international, award-winning speaker who conveys her insights regarding leadership, diversity, women in politics, and business. Liswood received the Westinghouse Award of Excellence for her contribution to women and minorities in the workplace. She has contributed to women’s leadership development and advocacy for more than 20 years as a member of the International Women’s Forum, Leadership America, and the Washington Women’s Political Caucus. She co-founded The White House Project dedicated to electing a woman President in the U.S. and changing the cultural message in the U.S. about women as leaders. Liswood holds a B.A. from California State University, San Diego, an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, and a J.D. degree from the University of California, Davis, School of Law. Her latest book, The Loudest Duck, is a business guide that uses parables and anecdotes to examine the challenges to traditional workplace diversity efforts and provides innovative strategies to create truly effective workplaces for all. 2012 Beverly H. Bowns Distinguished Visiting Professorship Marilyn Rantz, PhD, RN, FAAN Curators’ Professor, Helen E. Nahm Chair University Hospitals and Clinics Professor of Nursing; Exec. Director, Aging In Place, TigerPlace Assoc. Director, Interdisciplinary Center on Aging Topic: Technological and Practice Innovations through Research – QIPMO, Aging in Place, TigerPlace and Technology; Aug 8, 2012 Marilyn Rantz is a professor of nursing who has been affiliated with the MU Sinclair School of Nursing since 1992. She and her research teams have been funded for more than $37 million to conduct cutting-edge research in long-term care, new delivery models of care for older adults, and most recently, for technology development to enhance aging in place of community-dwelling elders. Dr. Rantz was part of the School of Nursing team who worked on the original design for TigerPlace, a new model of independent housing to enable older people to age in place through the end of life, maximizing independence and function. Today, she’s the School’s Director for the facility. Dr. Rantz’s professional contributions have been recognized numerous times, at both the local and national levels.
2012 William T. Cashdollar Distinguished Visiting Professorship Joan Panke, MA, RN, ACHPN Topic: Family Matters: Matching Treatments to Patient and Family Goals for Serious Illness; Nov 9, 2012 Joan Panke is board certified as a nurse practitioner in palliative care with nearly 20 years experience in the field. Expertise includes clinical practice, program implementation, education and outreach. She currently works as an independent consultant providing palliative care educational programs, outreach efforts and health policy advocacy. Ms. Panke implemented and grew the inpatient palliative care consult service at The George Washington University Hospital and served as the service’s director for five years. As Executive Director for the DC Partnership, Ms. Panke led a regional effort to improve palliative care in the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area. She is co-editor for HPNA’s Conversations in Palliative Care (3rd edition), and co-author of HPNA’s Heart Failure Compendium (both available at www.hpna.org). Total Number Served Through Outreach Activity during the 2012 Fiscal year • (July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012) Outreach Area & Number Served Outreach at Clinics CSI (Consolidated Systems Incorporated) Clinic ............. 266 Methodist Teaching Practice .......................................... 387 University Health Services ........................................... 2047 TOTAL .......................................................................... 2700 Department of Acute & Chronic Care Clinical patients served by Amanda Ermis ...................... 150 Clinical patients served by Wendy Likes ........................ 750 Clinical patients served by Sheila Melander ................ 1,040 Clinical patients served by Carol Thompson ................. 500 TOTAL .......................................................................... 2440 Department of Primary Care & Public Health Clinical patients served by Hallie Bensinger .................. 550 Clinical patients served by Michael Carter .................. 1,200 Clinical patients served by Patricia Cunningham ............ 400 Clinical patients served by Margaret Hartig ................... 150 Clinical patients served by Irma Jordan .......................... 400 Clinical patients served by Lynn Kirkland ..................... 3750 Clinical patients served by Karen Olson ........................ 150 Clinical patients served by Pat Speck ............................... 80 TOTAL .......................................................................... 6680 Clinical patients served by Family Nurse Practitioner students ..................... 14,612 Clinical patients served by Psych/Mental Health students ..................................... 0 TOTAL ....................................................................... 14,612 Nursing Annual Report Winter 2012 47
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