PABI Plan - The Sarah Jane Brain Project

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Courtesy Staff, 1990-1998 Leave of Absence, 1998-present Children’s Medical Center, Tulsa, OK Consulting Staff, 1979-1991 Medical College Positions Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, Tulsa, OK Adjunct Professor, 1974-1996 Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 1996-1999 Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 1999-2003 Professor of Pediatrics with Tenure, 2003-present Medical Director, Osteopathic Medical Education of Consortium of Oklahoma (OMECO), 2005-2008 Medical Director Clinical Research, 2008-present Committees Curriculum Development, 1980’s Student Admissions, 2000-present Promotion Evaluation, 1980’s Student Affairs, 2000-2003 Chair, 2002 Other Ad Hoc Committees as requested Ob-Gyn Search, 2002 OMECO GME, 2001-present Chair, 2004-2008 Research, 2003-2005; 2008-present Faculty Senate, 2003-2008 Secretary, 2004-2005 Executive, 2004-2008 President-elect, 2005-2006 President, 2006-2007 Past-president, 2007-2008 Promotion and Tenure, 2004-present Advisory for Clinical Research, 2007-present IRB Subcommittee, Chair 2007-2008 Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KCOM), Kirksville, MO Clinical Associate Professor, 1985-present Alumni Association, 1974-present Oklahoma Chapter President, 1988-1989 Alumni Board, KOAA, 2000-present President-elect, 2005-2006 President, 2006-2007 Past-President, 2007-2009 Des Moines COM, Diplomat, 2003-present College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, Pomona, CA Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 1985-present Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine California, Vallejo, CA Adjunct Professor, 2009-present University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Health Science Center, Oklahoma City, OK Clinical Instructor, 1996-1999 University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Tulsa, OK Clinical Instructor Department of Pediatrics, 1989-1991 Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, 1991-1996 Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 1996-present American Osteopathic Association House of Delegates Oklahoma representative, 1987-present Ad Hoc Committee, 2002 By-Laws Committee, 2004 Committee on Educational Affairs, 2005-2008 Testified before U.S. House Commerce subcommittee on patient access to specialty care/appeals process of managed care, June 23, 1999 Public Affairs Committee of AOA House of Delegates, July, 1999 3
DO Capitol Hill Day, 1999-2006; 2009 Council on Federal Health Programs, September 24, 1999 Standard Setting Committee National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners, Inc., (NBOME), 1999 NBOME-PE, 2007 NBOME-COMLEX 2, 2009 Council on Federal Health Programs, April 14, 2000 AOA Ambassador Network, 1999-present Federation of Osteopathic Specialist, member, 2001-2002 Advisory Committee of the Council of Osteopathic Specialty Societies (COSS), 2003 Bureau of Osteopathic Specialist (BOSS), formerly COSS Member, 2004-present Chair, 2004-2005 Bureau of Conventions, member, 2004-2008 Bureau of Education, member, 2004 Standard-Setting Consultant, NBOME, 2003; 2009 COMLEX-USA Level 2-PE, 2005, 2007 Consultant, NBOME Clinical Skills Testing American Board of Osteopathic Examiners (AOBP), 2005-present Pediatric Endocrine Subcommittee, 2005-2006 Liaison to CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), 2006-present ACIP Working Group Subcommittees HPV, 2007-present Rotavirus, 2007-2008 General Recommendations, 2007-present Japanese Encephalitis, 2008-present Oklahoma Foundation for Peer Review, Advisory Council, 1988-1990 Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) expert panel for updating the clinical practice guideline on immunizations (Travel Medicine Section), 2007-2008 MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES ACTIVITIES American Osteopathic Association Chairman’s Club, charter member, 1999-2005 President’s Club, 2006-present Oklahoma Osteopathic Association President, 1988-1989 Tulsa Osteopathic Medical Society Nominating committee, 1998-present American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Child Abuse and Neglect, 1997-2000 Section on International Child Health, 1999-present Section on Osteopathic Pediatricians, 2008-present American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians, 1974-present American College of Osteopathic Allergy and Immunology, 1980-present Pediatric Infectious Disease Society (PIDS), 2007-present International International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM), 2000-present Rotary International, 1983-present Sunrise Board, 1985-1986; 1994-1996 Sunrise International Director, 2000-2001 Local representative, “Be Wise Immunize”, 2005-present Russian Medical Exchange Committee, 2006 DOCARE, 2002-present DOCARE Guatemalan Medical Missions, 2008 4
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The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius Sec
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promote the integration and full in
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The National Pediatric Acquired Bra
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Phase Three consisted of having the
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the fact that their brains are stil
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methods developed by the SJBP to sh
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Two-Year Milestones Quarter 1: •
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Figure 2: CDC figures for death and
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PA/TBI and their families, delivere
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appropriately in the care of the ch
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CHAPTER 2: The TBI Model System and
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2. States need to “buy” into id
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implications of shaking a baby; and
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service was developed for children
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a. There is a lack of evidence for
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8. In addition, ongoing education a
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While there are often significant i
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are largely unknown. In particular,
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Family Perspective: Without early i
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4. Improve the specific identificat
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unemployment, public-assisted housi
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REFERRAL FROM ACUTE CARE, REHABILIT
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understanding determinants of long-
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Research - Increase capacity of loc
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Alternatively, indirect effects on
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Specific questions regarding tracki
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CHAPTER 7: Categories of Care: Tran
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care of syndromes associated with a
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Social Opportunities The services a
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CHAPTER 8: Category of Care: Rural/
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educated and thus are less aware of
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Chapter 9: Category of Care: The Vi
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"To improve the quality of our heal
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Northeast Region: New York Mid-Atla
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State IT Manager: primary responsib
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translational data for their Catego
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CHAPTER 11: Financing the PABI Plan
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projects, a smaller state will have
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Summary of PABI Grant Proposal cont
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Sarah Jane Brain Family State Lead
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The University of Alabama at Birmin
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The Children's Hospital at Providen
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Barrow Neurological Institute / St.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Provide the fol
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The Children's Hospital Profile con
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CURRICULUM VITAE JEANNE E. DISE, Ph
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Principal Investigator: Haarbauer-K
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Jean L. Johnson, DrPH April 19, 200
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NAME RUSSELL C. SPEARMAN BIOGRAPHIC
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RESEARCH FUNDING Current Support: I
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University of Illinois Chicago Prof
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1997 Margaret Faust Thesis Award, S
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Jodi L. Smith, Ph
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NAME Lindgren, Scott D. eRA COMMONS
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Date Updated: November 5, 2008 CURR
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underway to best direct prevention
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Date Prepared: January 5, 2009 Name
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Peer-reviewed Articles
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Children's Rehabilitation Services
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Curriculum Vitae Shannon Janine Smi
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University of Tennessee Profile con
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University of Utah Profile continue
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EDUCATION Dorothy Worrell 2302 Sage
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References 1. Adelson, P.D. (2008).
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