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CURRICULUM VITAE DAVID G. ALLEN Diekelmann, N., Benner, P. & Allen, D. (1985). Three paradigms for research in nursing education. Professional Education Researcher Notes, 7(1), 6-10. A condensation of Allen, Diekelmann and Benner, 1986. (monograph) Allen, D. & de Lauretis, T. (Eds.) (1977). Theoretical perspectives. Cine-Tracts, 1:2 (special edition). Reviews and Editorials: Allen, D. (2002) September 9 th and the Eminent Practicality of Poststructuralism. Nursing Inquiry Allen, D. (1988). Review of Susan Reverby's Ordered to care. Journal of American History, 614- 5. Media: Curriculum: Revolutions and counterrevolutions. (1990) NLN Videotape. Moderated by Pat Moccia (30 minutes). FUNDED PROJECTS: Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. David Lovell, PI. “Children of prisoners” and mental health coordination/training. $19,000 September 2007-June 30 2008. Ford Foundation Curriculum Transformation Grant, “Transnationalism and ethnic identity” $5000 January-June 2004. Research and Intramural Funding Program, School of Nursing. Discourses of difference and disability in supermaximum prison confinement. $10,000. April 2002-March 31, 2003 *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. With David Lovell and Lorna A. Rhodes. $250,000. 2001-2002. *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. With David Lovell and Lorna A. Rhodes. $450,000. 1999-2001.. *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. Co-PI with Eric Trupin. 1997-99. *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. Co- PI with Eric J. Trupin. $197,177; 1996-7. *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. Co- PI with Eric J. Trupin. $205,973; 1995-6. Community mental health outcomes and efficiency evaluation (HB6547). Division of Mental Health, Washington State $79,000; Co-PI* (with Ana Marie Cauce and Dennis Dyck) *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration. State of Washington Department of Corrections. Co- PI* with Betty Jane Narver. $486,000; 1994-5. *Correctional Mental Health Collaboration.. State of Washington Department of Corrections. Co-PI with Betty Jane Narver, $160,000; 1993-4. 6
CURRICULUM VITAE DAVID G. ALLEN British Columbia Health Association, Evaluating Shared Governance in Four Hospitals. P.I. ($30,000). *Regionalization of Mental Health Care Delivery (2SSB5400): Effects on consumers. Lew Gilchrist, Co-PI. Washington State Legislature. Co-PI* $338,000, 1990-92. King County Jails. Advanced Health Assessment Course. P.I. 1992-1993. ($12,000/yr.). End of program evaluation for Baccalaureate Nursing Education. Co-PI. Anne Lousteau, PI. University of Washington. $25,000. National Institute of Mental Health, Clinical training grant. Principal Investigator, $43,200. 1989-92. Nursing Models of "The Family" and Critical Social Theory. School of Nursing, University of Wisconsin-Madison. PI. $4,886, 1986. Shared Governance: Evaluation of Staff Nurses' Participation in Decision Making. Methodist Hospital and West Suburban Hospital. PI $1200; 1984. Evaluating hospital decentralization to increase staff nurses' participation in decision making. Graduate School, University of Wisconsin-Madison PI $6,681, 1985. Evaluating staff nurses' responses to decision making. School of Nursing, University of Wisconsin-Madison, PI $9,827; 1986. Further research on Shared Governance. School of Nursing, University of Wisconsin-Madison PI $2,655; 1987. The American Nurses Associations' Social Policy Statement as Ideological Discourse. Graduate School, University of Wisconsin-Madison PI $7,021; 1987. * These projects had only “Co-PIs”, no PIs. PROJECTS SUBMITTED FOR FUNDING: Psychosocial functioning in supermaximum confinement. NIMH (PI: 1,734,294 direct costs) Rejected as unrelated to NIMH mission!! Psychosocial Functioning and Confinement in Supermaximum Prisons: A Longitudinal Study. National Institute for Justice. (PI: $740,000. not funded). Primary Health Care Programs. Division of Nursing, 1993. (PI: $3,788,575. Not funded) Breaking the Cycle for Mentally Ill Offenders. Roberts Woods Johnson, 1993. (PI: $490,000; Not funded). Nursing Home Patients with Alzheimer's Disease: Nonpharmacological Intervention. NIA/NCNR. Linda Teri, PI. David Allen, Rica O'Connor, Co-PI. $150,000. Approved, not funded. Nurses' participation in decision making: Relationship to key organizational variables. BRSG. $7,500. Approved, not funded. STUDENT FUNDING (NRSA): I am/was the faculty sponsor and dissertation chair for the following doctoral students: 7
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