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CURRICULUM VITAE January 2017

MARY ANN BURG, Ph.D., M.S.W., L.C.S.W.

EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Ph.D. University of Florida, Department of Sociology. Concentration: Medical Sociology M.S.W. Florida State University, School of Social Work. Concentrations: Administration &

Clinical Social Work. B.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University. Major: Creative Writing and Seventeenth Century

Poetry Theses Doctoral Dissertation: University of Florida. The Labor Force Commitment of Disabled Persons. Chair: Felix

Berardo, Ph.D., Co-Chair: Lee Crandall, Ph.D. Master’s Thesis: Florida State University. Decision Making Structures in Women’s Health Centers. Chair:

Carole Altholz, Ph.D. LICENSING 2002 - Present State of Florida Licensed Clinical Social Worker. 2006 – 2012 State of Florida Licensed Family and County Court Mediator.

PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD 2015 – Present Associate Director of Research, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida 2013 – 2015 Coordinator of the Social Work Track of the PAF Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program,

University of Central Florida 2013 - Present Professor, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida 2010 – 2013 Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida 2010 – 2012 Graduate Coordinator, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida 2002 - 2010 Associate Professor, Department of Community Health & Family Medicine, College of

Medicine, University of Florida Adjunct Associate Professor, College of Health Professions, University of Florida

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Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Florida Affiliate Faculty, Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research, University of

Florida Affiliate Faculty. Florida Center for Medicaid and the Uninsured, University of Florida 2001 - 2006 Director, Center for Research on Women’s Health, University of Florida 1994 - 2002 Assistant Professor and Research Director, Department of Community Health & Family

Medicine, College of Medicine, University of Florida

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Florida

1998 Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, Florida State University

1996 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Santa Fe College 1990 to 1994 Assistant Professor, School of Social Welfare, SUNY @ Stony Brook Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, SUNY @ Stony Brook 1987 to 1990 Research Instructor, Department of Preventive Medicine, SUNY @ Stony Brook. 1985 to 1986 Research Associate, Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, New York, New York: Department of

Health Services Research. 1980 to 1985 Graduate Research Assistant. Department of Sociology, University of Florida. 1979 to 1980 Addictions Counselor, Community Mental Health Center, Gainesville, Florida. 1976 to 1980 Counselor, Gainesville Women’s Health Center, Gainesville, Florida. 1973 to 1976 Resident Advisor. Fairleigh Dickinson University Office of Resident Life. TEACHING EXPERIENCE University of Central Florida – Graduate Courses * Converted course to online format ** Created course *** Created and converted to online Spring 2017 Behavioral Health Skills for Social Workers (Online)*** Fall 2016 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II (Online)* Spring 2016 Clinical Field Seminar Practice II * Fall 2015 Clinical Field Seminar Summer 2015 Clinical Skills in Social Work in Health (Online)*** Spring 2015 Clinical Field Seminar

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Behavioral Health Skills for Social Workers (Online) Fall 2014 Qualitative Research Methods for Public Affairs (Doctoral Program)** Clinical Field Seminar Fall 2013 Social Work Administration (Doctoral Program) Summer 2013 Theories of Evidence-based Practice in Social Work (Doctoral Program) Spring 2013 Evidence-based Research in Social Work (Doctoral Program) Social Work in Health Care ** Social Work Research Fall 2012 Practice I Social Work Research Spring 2011 Social Work in Health Care Social Work in Medicine, College of Medicine, Guest Lecturer University of Florida College of Medicine 2008 - 2010 Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence, Family Medicine Clerkship Lecture Series, Lecturer 2006 – 2010 Health Literacy, Family Medicine Clerkship Lecture Series, Lecturer 2004 – 2010 Cancer: The Patient’s Experience, Fourth Year Elective, Course Director 2003 – 2010 Interdisciplinary Family Health, Core Faculty & Small Group Leader 2001 – 2003 Keeping Families Healthy, Core Faculty & Small Group Leader 2001 – 2010 Ethical and Legal Issues in Medical Practice, Core Faculty & Small Group Leader 2000 - 2010 Essentials of Patient Care, Small Group Leader 2000 - 2001 LIFE: A pilot program in interdisciplinary training in life-course concepts, Core Faculty 1999 - 2000 SAIGE: A pilot program in interdisciplinary geriatric education, Core Faculty 1998 Elective in Holistic Health, Course Director 1997 - 1998 Workshop on Alternative Healthcare, Interdisciplinary Health Lectures. 1997 The Patient As Teacher In Primary Care. Interdisciplinary Health Professions Seminar, Core

Faculty University of Florida College of Public Health & the Health Professions 2008 – 2010 Social Work as a Health Profession, Undergraduate Health Professions, Lecturer 2000 Measurement in Health Care, Health Care Administration, Lecturer Florida State University School of Social Work: 1998 Introduction to Social Work Research, Course Director Santa Fe College 1996 Social Problems, Course Director State University of New York at Stony Brook School of Social Welfare 1992-1994 Undergraduate Social Work Research, Course Director 1991-1994 Graduate Social Work Research, Course Director 1991-1994 Program Evaluation, Course Director 1990-1991 Parameters of Social Policy, Course Director State University of New York at Stony Brook College of Medicine 1987-1990 Social Issues in Medicine, Small Group Leader AREAS OF RESEARCH

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Primary Areas of Research

1. Adult Health (cancer survivorship, health care access and quality of care for underserved populations)

2. Integrated Behavioral Health Care 3. Interprofessional Health Professions’ Training

SCHOLARSHIP Peer-Reviewed Publications

Adorno, G., Lopez, E.D., Burg, M.A., Dailey, A., Loerzel, V., Iannoco, J.D., Wallace, C., Sharma, D.K., Stein, K.

Positive benefits of having cancer: A qualitative analysis of open-ended responses to the American Cancer Society Survey of Cancer Survivors. In Press, Psycho-Oncology.

Wharton, T. & Burg, M.A. (2017). A Mixed-Method Evaluation of Social Work Learning Outcomes in Inter-

professional Training With Medicine and Pharmacy Students. In press, Journal of Social Work Education. Campbell, C., Burg, M. & Gammonley, D. (2015). Measures for incident reporting of patient violence and aggression

towards healthcare providers: A Systematic Review. Aggression & Violent Behavior. 25:314-322. Fraser, K., Oyama, O., Burg, M.A., Spruill, T., & Allespach, H. (2015). Counseling By Family Physicians: Implications

for Training. Family Medicine 47(7):517-523. Burg, M.A., Adorno, G., Lopes, E.D.S., Loerzel, V., Stein, K., Wallace, C., Sharma, D.K. Current Unmet Needs of

Cancer Survivors: Analysis of Open-Ended Responses to the American Cancer Society Study of Cancer Survivors II. Cancer. 2015, 121(4): 623-630.

Campbell, C.L., McCoy, S., Burg, M.A., and Hoffman, N. Enhancing Home Care Staff Safety Through Reducing

Client Aggression and Violence in Non-institutional Care Settings: A Systematic Review. Home Health Care Management & Practice. 2014, 26(1): 3-10.

Burg, MA, Adorno, G., Hidalgo, J. Special Issue: An Analysis of Social Work Oncology Network Listserv Postings

on the Commission of Cancer's Distress Screening Guidelines. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology 2012, 30(6):636-651.

Zebrack, B., Burg, M. A., & Vaitones, V. (2012). Distress screening: an opportunity for enhancing quality cancer

care and promoting the oncology social work profession. Journal of psychosocial oncology, 30(6), 615-624.

Oyama O, Burg MA, Fraser K, Kosch SG. Mental health treatment by family physicians: Current practices and

preferences. Family Medicine, 2011, 44(10):704-711. Burg MA, Zebrack BL, Maramaldi P, Walsh K, Lim J, Smolinksi K, Lawson K. Barriers to quality cancer care:

Results of a survey of members of the Association of Oncology Social Workers. Social Work in Health Care, 2010; 49(1):38-52.

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Millone JM, Burg MA, Duerson MC, Hagen MG, Pauly RR. The effect of lecture and a standardized patient encounter on medical student rape myth acceptance and attitudes toward screening patients for a history of sexual assault. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 2010; 22(1):37-44.

Burg MA, Lopez ED, Dailey A, Keller ME, Prendergast B. The potential of Survivorship Care Plans in primary

care follow-up of minority breast cancer patients. Journal of General Internal Medicine 2009, 24 (supplement 2).

Oyama, O., Kosch, S.G., Burg, M.A., Havens, E., Pomm, H., Fraser, K., Vidak, R., Gui, S., Spruill, T.E., and Swartz, V.

Revisiting behavioral medicine: A change in meaning among family physicians. Annals of Behavior Medicine, 2009, 37: s70.

Oyama O, Kosch SG, Burg MA, Vidak R, Spruill T, Sibille K, Pomm H, Havens E. Gui S, Vyhmeister W, Swartz V.

Understanding of the Scope and Practice of Behavioral Medicine by Family Medicine Physicians and Residents. Family Medicine 2009; 41(8): 578-584.

Zebrack BL, Walsh K, Maramaldi P, Burg MA, Lim J, Smolinksi K, Lawson K. Oncology social work competencies

and implications for education and training. Social Work in Health Care, 2008;47. Grant K, Burg MA, Fraser K, Gui S, Kosch SG, Nierenbert B, Oyama O, Pomm H, Sibille K, Spruill T, Swartz V

(Florida Behavioral Health Research Consortium). Family Medicine physicians’ advice about use of non-conventional therapies for menopausal symptom management. Journal of Women’s Health 2007; 16:517-525.

Burg MA, and the Florida Behavioral Health Research Consortium. Treatment of menopausal symptoms in Family

Medicine settings subsequent to the Women’s Health Initiative Findings. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine 2006; 19:122-131.

Burg MA, Grant K, Hatch R. Caring for patients with cancer histories in community-based primary care settings:

A survey of primary care physicians in the Southeastern United States. Primary Health Care Research & Development 6, Number 3, July 2005, pp. 244-250(7).

Burg MA, Uphold CR, Findley K, Reid K. Complementary and alternative medicine use among HIV-Infected

patients attending three outpatient clinics in the Southeastern United States. International Journal of STD & AIDS 2005; 16:112-116.

Schmidt, SO, Burns C, Feller DB, Chang KL, Hernandez B, McCarthy J, Burg, MA. Evaluation of a quality

improvement intervention for diabetes management. Journal for Healthcare Quality, 25(3): 26-32, 2003.

Burg MA, Waddell R. The Keeping Families Healthy Program: Collaborative Training in The Real World of

Family Health. Families, Systems and Health, 21(2): 227-232, 2003. McCarthy J, Burg MA, Smith K, Burns C. Pediatric obesity in the clinical setting: epidemiology of childhood

obesity, primary care interventions and needs assessment for future interventions. Family Medical Practice, March, 2002: http://www.priory.com/childobesity.htm.

Waddell, Rhondda, Burg, Mary Ann, Davidson, Richard, McCarthy, Jennifer. Expansion of an interdisciplinary

course for medical, nursing and pharmacy students. Annals of Behavioral Science And Medical Education. Vol.8 (2): 85-91 Fall 2002.

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Burg, Mary Ann, Waddell R, Horne C, Doty R, Davidson R. Student Interest in Geriatric Medicine:Comparing

Beginning Medical, Nursing and Pharmacy Students. Journal of Gerontology and Geriatrics Education, Volume 21, 2001.

Vidarreta-Wright B, McCarthy J, Burg MA. Progress Note: Efficacy of sexual harassment workshops for

medical students. Journal of the American Women’s Medical Association 56(3)::115, 2001. McCarthy, Jennifer, Burg, Mary Ann, Vidaurreta-Wright, Beverly. Assessment of Outcomes of Sexual

Harassment Training for Third-Year Medical Students. The Meducator, 1(3):18-23, 2001. Burg, Mary Ann, Kosch, S.Graham, Stoller, Eleanor, & Neims, Allen. Complementary and alternative medicine

use by academic health science center practitioners and scientists. Letter to the Editor, JAMA, November 11, 1998.

Burg, Mary Ann, Hatch, Robert L., & Neims, Allen. Lifetime use of alternative therapies in the general

population of the state of Florida, 1998. Southern Medical Journal, 91(12):1126-1131, 1998. Hatch, Robert L., Burg, Mary Ann, Naberhaus Deborah S, & Hellmich, Linda K.. The Spiritual Involvement and

Beliefs Scale: Development and testing of A new instrument. Journal of Family Practice. 46(6):476-486, 1998.

Kosch, S. Graham, Burg, Mary Ann & Podikunju, Shifa. Patient ethnicity and diagnosis of emotional disorders in

women family practice patients.. Family Medicine. 30(3):215-19, 1998. Lieberman, Leslie S., Stoller, Eleanor P. & Burg, Mary Ann. Women’s health care: cross-cultural encounters

within the medical system. Journal of the Florida Medical Association 84(6):364-373, 1997. Burg, Mary Ann. Women’s use of complementary medicine: Combining mainstream medicine with alternative

practices. Journal of the Florida Medical Association 83(7):482-487, 1996. Soine, Lynne & Burg, Mary Ann. Combining class action litigation and social science research: A case study in

helping homeless women with children. Journal of Gender and the Law, 3(Spring):159-182, 1995. Burg, Mary Ann, McCarty, Christopher, Allen, William L, & Denslow, Dave. Advance directives: Population

prevalence and demand in the state of Florida. Journal of the Florida Medical Association, 82(12):811-814, 1995.

Burg, Mary Ann. The health problems of sheltered homeless women and their dependent children. Health and

Social Work, 19(2):125-131, 1994. Fulton, Deborah, Burg, Mary Ann and Lane, Dorothy. Are self-reported dates of mammograms accurate?

Public Health Reviews, 20(3-4):233-240, 1992. Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. Mammography use in Hispanic vs. Anglo visitors

to Community Health Centers. Health Values, 17(3), May/June: 42-48, 1993. Lane, Dorothy, and Burg, Mary Ann. Strategies to promote mammography use among community health

center users: Increasing accessibility, affordability and awareness. Medical Care, February 31(2):175-181, 1993.

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Forsyth, Marianne, Fulton, Deborah, Lane, Dorothy, Burg, Mary Ann, and Krishna, Malini. Changes in

knowledge, attitudes and behavior of women participating in a community outreach education program on breast cancer screening. Journal of Patient Education and Counseling, 19:241-250, 1992.

Burg, Mary Ann, Lane, Dorothy S. Mammography referrals to elderly patients: Is Medicare reimbursement

likely to make a difference? Health Services Research, 27(4):505-516, 1992. Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Does breast cancer screening differ between

users of county-funded health centers and women in the entire community. American Journal of Public Health, 82(2):199-203, 1992.

Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. A comparison of mail vs. telephone responses to

surveys on breast cancer screening. Medical Care, 29(3), 1991. Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. Risk perception, family history and breast cancer

screening behavior. Cancer Prevention and Detection, 15(4):257-263, 1991. Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Effect of continuing medical education on

physician screening compliance with mammography screening guidelines? Journal of Family Practice, 33:359-368, 1991.

Lane, Dorothy S. and Burg, Mary Ann. Breast cancer screening: Changing physician practices and specialty

variations. The New York State Journal of Medicine, Volume 90(6): 288-292, 1990. Lane, Dorothy S. and Burg, Mary Ann. Promoting physician preventive practices: Needs' assessment for CME in

breast cancer detection. Presented at the Congress on Continuing Medical Education, April 1988, Los Angeles California. The Journal of Continuing Medical Education, Volume 9: 245-256, 1990.

The NCI Breast Cancer Screening Consortium (including Burg). Mammography - A missed clinical opportunity?

Results of the NCI Breast Cancer Screening Consortium and National Health Interview Survey Studies. Journal of the American Medical Association, Volume 264(1): 54-58, 1990.

Burg, Mary Ann, Lane, Dorothy S., and Polednak, Anthony P. Age group differences in the use of breast cancer

screening tests: The effect of health care utilization and socioeconomic variables. The Journal of Aging and Health, 2(4): 514-530, 1990.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. The impact of media coverage of Nancy Reagan's

experience on breast cancer screening. American Journal of Public Health, Volume 79(11): 1551-1552, 1989.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Measuring the impact of varied interventions on

community-wide breast cancer screening. In P.N. Anderson, P. Engstrom and L.E. Mortenson (Eds.) Advances in Cancer Control VI. New York: Alan R. Liss, Inc., 1989, 103-114.

Shehan, Constance L., Burg, Mary Ann, and Rexroat, Cynthia A. Depression and the social dimensions of the

full-time housewife role. The Sociological Quarterly, Volume 27(3): 403-422, Fall 1986.

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Burg, Mary Ann, Crandall, Lee A., and Muthard, John E. The impact of benefit entitlements, health perceptions and work attitudes on the labor force commitment of disabled persons. Journal of Rehabilitation Administration, Volume 12(1): 5-11, 1988.

Work in Progress Adorno, G., Lopez, E.D., Burg, M.A., Dailey, A., Loerzel, V., Iannoco, J.D., Wallace, C., Sharma, D.K., Stein, K.

Positive benefits of having cancer: A qualitative analysis of open-ended responses to the American Cancer Society Survey of Cancer Survivors. In Review.

Wharton, T., Burg, M.A., Marcelle, K. & Valvassori, P. The Impact of Team Training on Attitudes and Beliefs

about Interprofessional Patient Care and Teams in Healthcare Settings. In Review. Stein, J. & Burg, M.A. The Effects of Child Abuse Prevention Campaign Materials on the Attitudes of Parents: A

Randomized Trial from the State of Florida. In Review. Allspach, H., St. Onge, J., Diaz, Y., Burg, M.A. Daily Self-Care and Cognitive Restructuring: The Preferred

Wellness Strategies of Interns from Multiple Medical Specialties. In Review. Macri, L. and Burg, M.A. Affordable Care Act Guidelines for Intimate Partner Violence Screening: Paper Tiger or

Game Changer? In Review. Books / Book Chapters Halpern, M., McCabe, M. and Burg, M.A. The Cancer Survivorship Journey: Models of Care, Disparities,

Barriers, and Future Directions. In the American Society of Clinical Oncology, Educational Series, 2016. Burg, M.A. & Oyama, O. (Eds). The Behavioral Health Specialist in Primary Care: Skills for Integrated Practice.

2015, New York: Springer. Burg, M.A. & Adorno, G. Cancer-related conditions. In: The Behavioral Health Specialist in Primary Care: Skills

for Integrated Practice. Mary Ann Burg & Oliver Oyama, Editors. New York: Spring, 2015. Sanchez, K. & Burg, M.A. Theories of health behavior and brief behavioral practice models. In: The Behavioral

Health Specialist in Primary Care: Skills for Integrated Practice. Mary Ann Burg & Oliver Oyama, Editors. New York: Spring, 2015.

Dailey, A., & Burg, M.A. Trends in illness and health care utilization. In: The Behavioral Health Specialist in

Primary Care: Skills for Integrated Practice. Mary Ann Burg & Oliver Oyama, Editors. New York: Spring, 2015.

Burg, M.A. Finding Funding for Oncology Social Work Research. In G. Christ, C. Messner & L. Behar (Eds.),

Handbook of Oncology Social Work: Psychosocial Care for People With Cancer. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2015.

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Burg, Mary Ann, McCarthy K, Meek P, Shehan C., Spring A, Stoyan-Rosenzweig N, Taylor B. Women at the University of Florida. University of Florida Press, 2003.

Non-Refereed Publications Burg, Mary Ann. AOSW Staffing Taskforce Update. Association of Oncology Social Work News. April 2011. Burg, Mary Ann, Harman Jeffrey, Steingraber Heather, Zhang, J. Integrative Therapies Waiver Pilot Program

Evaluation. Report to the Florida’s Agency of Health Care Administration, Contract MED 054: Deliverable 8:4. Florida Center for Medicaid and the Uninsured, March 2010.

Burg, Mary Ann. AOSW Staffing Taskforce Survey. Association of Oncology Social Work News. October 2010. Burg, Mary Ann. Review of Birth To Death: Science and Bioethics. Book review, The American Journal of

Human Biology, Am J Human Biology 9(3):408-409, 1997. Burg, Mary Ann. Response to Dr. Romm on the Rebirth of Academic Family Practice. Letter to the Editor,

Family Medicine, Volume 28(4):242, 1996. Burg, Mary Ann & McCarty, Christopher, Denslow, Dave. Making terminal health-care decisions in Florida.

Economic Leaflets, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of Florida, 54(5), May 1995. Burg, Mary Ann & Soine, Lynne. The Effects of Increasing the Housing Allowance for Female-headed Homeless

Families: Advocacy, Program and Policy Implications. Poverty and Race Research Action Council Newsletter, Spring, 1994.

Warshaw, Leon J., Madonia, William J., Burg, Mary Ann, Knowles, Marian L., Schachter, Mark and Lucas,

Theodore G. Alcoholism Among Acute Hospital Patients. New York: New York Business Group on Health, Inc., 1986.

Burg, Mary Ann. The Labor Force Committment of Disabled Persons. Dissertation, Department of Sociology,

University of Florida, 1986.

INVITED LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS/WORKSHOPS

1. “Research is What I’m Doing When I Don’t Know What I’m Doing”: Building Cultures of Curiosity and Bridges to Research Activation in Oncology Settings. Keynote Speech for the 2016 Florida Association of Oncology Social Work Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, October 2016.

2. Cancer Survivorship: Is Every Patient's Journey the Same? Invited Panel, Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, Chicago, June 2016.

3. Pushing Newly-Minted Researchers Into the Funding Stream. Keynote Speaker, American Cancer Society Workshop for Oncology Social Work Research, Annual Society for Social Work Research 18th Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, January 2014.

4. Cancer Survivorship: Shaping the Direction and Future of Patient-Centered Care. Keynote Speech for the 2012 Annual Conference of the Florida Society of Oncology Social Workers, September 2012, Fort

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Lauderdale, Florida.

5. Cancer Survivorship: Caring for the Whole Patient. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Family Support Group Facilitators Conference, Plenary session on Cancer Survivorship Issues and Plans, January 2012, Orlando Florida.

6. Optimizing Cancer Survival Models for Among Low-Income and Minority Women. Keynote Speech for

the 2003 Annual Conference of the Florida Society of Oncology Social Workers, September 2003, Gainesville, Florida.

National, Peer-Reviewed Abstracts

Lisac, R. & Burg, M.A. Social Media Use Among Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients and Survivors.

Submitted to the 2017 Annual Meeting of Pediatric Academic Societies. Wharton, T. & Burg, M.A. Ensuring Healthier Outcomes for Patients Through Innovative Interprofessional

Education. Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work Education, New Orleans, January 2017. Wharton, T., Burg, M.A., St. Onge, E., Marcelle, K., Miller, S., & Kay, D. Patient-Centered Care: Interprofessional

Education With Medicine, Pharmacy & Social Work Students. Gerontological Society of America's 69th Annual Scientific Meeting, New Orleans, LA November, 2016

St. Onge, J.E., Allespach, H.H., Diaz, Y, Burg, M.A. Promoting Wellness: Multispecialty Learning Communities

for Interns. 13th Annual Meeting of the Learning Communities Institute, Seattle WA, November 2016. Allespach, H.H., St. Onge, J.E., Diaz, Y. and Burg, M.A. Teaching Physician Wellness in Multispecialty Learning

Communities. 13th Annual Meeting of the Learning Communities Institute, Seattle WA, November 2016.

Abel, E. and Burg, M.A. Advancing Collaborative Practice: Outcomes of a Qualitative Study of DSW Programs.

2016 Annual Program Meeting (APM) of the Council of Social Work Education, Atlanta GA, November 2016.

Burg, M.A., Alraqhas, Y., Bergeron, M., Cicale, C.,Dimitrijevska-Markoski, T., Fraser, M. Grimes, G., Haupt, B.,

Helligso, J., Kattan, W., Lan, Q., Smith, J., Tyler, V. The Challenge of Deconstructing Media's Influence in Controversial Social Legislation: The Case of Medical Marijuana. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work Research, Washington, DC, January 2016.

Wharton, T., Simms-Cendan, J. Burg, M.A., Kay, D., St. Onge, E.L., Lawrence, S., Miller, S., Gammonley, D., &

Cicale, C. Exploring the impact of an inter-professional health education event on beliefs and attitudes of social work students. Presented at the Annual Conference of NASW-FL, Orlando, Florida, June 2015.

St. Onge, J.E., Allespach, H.H., Diaz, Y, Burg, M.A. Wellness and Excellence in Core Educational Learning (WE

EXCEL): Multispecialty Learning Communities for Interns at a Large Academic Medical Center: Some Valuable Lessons Learned. Presented at the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) annual conference.

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Abel, E., Lawrence, S., Burg, M.A. Advancing Social Work Education: Strengthening the Bridge Between Theory and Practice. Annual Meeting of the European Schools of Social Work Annual Meeting, June 2015, Milan, Italy.

Goddard, Y. & Burg, M.A. Advancing Social Work Education: Preparing Students to Work in the Reform

Environment. CSWE Annual Program Meeting, October 2014, Tampa. Abel, E., Lawrence, S., Burg, M.A., & Mann, M. Advancing Social Work Education: Strengthening the Bridge

Between Theory and Practice. CSWE Annual Program Meeting, October 2014, Tampa. Oyama, O., Fraser, K.; Spruill,T. Burg, M.A.. “Where the Rubber Meets the Road”: Teaching Family Physicians

to do the Counseling They Will Do. The 35th Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine, September 2014, Chicago.

Adorno, G., Lopez, E.D., Loerzel, V., Burg, M.A. Understanding cancer survivors' unmet needs through an

interdisciplinary team-based approach to research. American Public Health Association 141st Annual Meeting, November 2013, Boston, MA.

Zebrack, B., Zabora, J., Brintzenhofeszoc, K., Burg, M.A., Oktay, J., Rohan, E., Kayser, K., Parry, C. Distress

Screening in Cancer: Dissemination and Implementation Research. Society for Social Work and Research 17th Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, January 2013.

Dailey, A. B., Lopez, E.D.S., Bouldin, E., Burg, M.A. Disparities in receipt of written cancer treatment summaries

and cancer follow-up instructions among U.S. cancer survivors: Results from the 2010 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. 12th Intercultural Cancer Council Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved & Health Equity, June 2012, Houston, Texas.

Parry, C., Burg, M.A., Shapmire, T., Clark, P. Embrace Your Expertise: Research Pathways for Practicing

Oncology Social Workers. Leadership Workshop, Annual meeting of the Association of Oncology Social Workers, May 2012, Boston, MA.

Oyama, O, Kosch, S., Burg, MA, & Frazier, K. Mental Health Treatment By Family Physicians: Integrating

Biomedical And Psychosocial Skills In The PCMH. Annual Meeting of the Society for Teachers of Family Medicine April 2012, Seattle, WA.

Burg, MA. Workshop Chair, American Cancer Society Special Session for ACS Oncology Social Work Doctoral

Grant Recipients. Annual Meeting of the Society of Social Work Research, Tampa, FL, January 2011. Oktay J, Burg MA, et al. Developing Practitioner-Researcher Partnerships In Oncology Social Work. Annual

Meeting of the Association of Oncology Social Work, St. Louis MO, May 2011. Oyama, O., Kosch, SG, Burg, MA, Fraser, K. The role of family medicine clinics in treating mental health

problems in the community. Accepted for presentation, Annual Meeting of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Practice Improvement, Newport Beach, CA, December 2011.

Burg MA. Using Culturally Sensitive Approaches to Planning Cancer Control Research With Alaskan Natives

Living In Remote Villages. Annual Meeting of the Association of Oncology Social Work Meeting, Phoenix, May 2010.

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Burg MA. Writing Grants and Getting Them Funded. Annual Meeting of the Association of Oncology Social Work Meeting, Phoenix, May 2010.

Pauly R, Duerson M, Cooper L, Millone J, Burg MA. Education Interventions Improve Medical Students'

Attitudes toward Screening Patients for Sexual Assault. Accepted at the 2010 Ottawa Conference on the Assessment of Competence in Medicine and the Healthcare Professions, Miami Florida, May 2010.

Fraser K, Oyama ON, Graham Kosch S, Burg MA, Havens E, Pomm H, Vidak R, Gui S, Sibille K, Spruill T. Definition of

Behavioral Medicine—How Reactions from Family Practitioners can Influence the Scope of our Practice.Accepted for presentation at the The 30th Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine, September, 2009..

Oyama ON, Graham Kosch S, Burg MA, Havens E, Pomm H, Fraser K, Vidak R, Gui S, Spruill T, & Swartz V.

Revisiting Behavioral Medicine: A change in meaning among family physicians. Research poster presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions,Montreal, Canada, April 2009.

Burg, M.A.. Lost to Follow-Up: Cancer survivors’ health care needs and solutions. American Oncology Social

Work 24th Annual Conference, Louisville, KY, May 2008. Burg, M.A., E. Lopez, A. Dailey, E.Keller, B.Prendergast. Study of Breast Cancer Survivors Reactions to the

American Society of Clinical Oncologists’ Survivorship Care Plan. Presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, November 2008, Rio Mar, Puerto Rico.

Burg, M.A. & the Florida Family Medicine Behavioral Research Consortium. What is behavioral medicine? A

survey of Family Medicine faculty and residents. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual meeting, Vancouver BC, October, 2007.

López, E.D., Nelson, I, Campbell, K., & Burg, M.A. Identifying and Framing the Quality of Life Needs of Long-

term Breast Cancer Survivors Living in Rural Areas. Presented at the APHA Annual Meeting September, 2006, Boston.

Burg, M.A., Grant, K.E., Kosch, S.G. Treatment of menopausal symptoms in Family Medicine settings

subsequent to the Women’s Health Initiative Findings. Presented at the 2005 Annual University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day.

Burg, M.A., Grant, K.E., Hatch, R. Caring for Patients With Cancer In Community-Based Primary Care Settings.

Presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, Orlando, Florida.

Waddell, R., Burg, M.A. Evaluation of an interdisciplinary training program. 2003 Annual International

Conference for Service Learning, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2003. Burg, M.A. Designing accessible complementary cancer support services for low-income cancer survivors.

Presented at the 2003 CDC Cancer Conference, Atlanta, GA. Kosch, S.G., Burg, M.A. Association Between Alternative Medicine Use and Preventive Health Screenings.

Presented at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Atlanta, GA.

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Burg, M.A. What’s in a Name? A Critical Look at Changing Definitions of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM). Presented at the 2003 Hawaii International Social Science Research Conference.

Waddell, R., Burg, M.A., Davidson, R. Evaluation of Keeping Families Healthy, a Service Learning Experience for

Health Professionals. 2nd Annual International Conference on Service-Learning Research, Nashville, October 2002.

McCarthy, J., Burg, M.A., Smith, K., Burns, C. Pediatric Obesity In The Clinical Setting: Epidemiology Of

Childhood Obesity, Primary Care Interventions, And Needs Assessment For Future Prevention. 10th Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research, Seattle, WA, May 29 - June 1, 2002

Schmidt, S., Feller, D., Chang, K., Hernandez, B., Burns, C., McCarthy, C, and Burg, M.A. Evaluation Of A

Quality Improvement Intervention For Diabetes Management. University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day, April 18, 2002.

Burns, C., Chang, K., Hernandez, B., Schmidt, S., McCarthy, J., and Burg, M.A. Communicating Childhood

Weight Control Information To Pediatric Patients: Short-Term Educational Strategies. University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day, April 18, 2002.

McCarthy, J., Burg, M.A., Smith, K., Burns, C. Pediatric Obesity In The Clinical Setting: Epidemiology Of

Childhood Obesity, Primary Care Interventions, And Needs Assessment For Future Prevention. University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day, April 18, 2002.

Waddell, R., Davidson, R.A., McCarthy, J., and Burg, M.A. Evaluation of an Interdisiciplinary Course for Medical,

Nursing, and Pharmacy Students. University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day, April 18, 2002.

Burg, Mary Ann, Waddell, Rhondda, Davidson, Richard. An Experiential Interdisciplinary Course for Teaching

Collaborative Preventative Health Care. Presented at the Fifth Biennial CFHA Conference, January 24-27, 2002 in Clearwater Florida.

Waddell, Rhonda and Burg, Mary Ann. Expansion of an interdisciplinary course for medical, nursing and

pharmacy students. Presented at the First Annual International Conference on Advances in Service Learning. October 2001, Berkeley California.

Burg, Mary Ann, McCarthy, Jennifer, Simmons, Jennifer. Quality of care, patient satisfaction, and patient self-

management of Diabetes Mellitus: A diabetes telephone survey. American Public Health Association 2001 Annual meeting, October 2001, Atlanta, GA.

Burg, Mary Ann. Reflections on two years of piloting an interdisciplinary course for medical, nursing and

pharmacy students. Presented at the Annual UF College of Medicine Medical Education Day. May 2001.

Kosch, S.G., Burg, M.A., Hall, K., Feller, D. Pragmatic Family Therapy-Strategies and Models That Fit Family

Physicians, co presented with. at the 21st Annual STFM Conference of Families and Health. March, 2001.

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Burg, M.A., McCarthy, J. Learning From Our Mistakes: Designing Behavioral Research Protocols In Academic Family Practice Settings. Presented at the Second Annual Conference of the American Association of Health Behavior, Santa Fe, NM, October 2000.

Kosch, S.G., Burg, M.A. Use of alternative therapies by University faculty: A function of academic discipline or

gender? Presented at the 28th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, Amelia Island, Florida, November 5, 2000.

McCarthy, J.R., Burg, M.A. Roadblocks to Recruiting: Barriers & Strategies to Securing Behavioral Research

Participants in a Community Outpatient Setting, Annual Florida Epidemiology Meeting, August 2-4, 2000

Wright, Beverly V. & Burg, Mary Ann. What medical students say about sexual harassment. Year 2000 Annual

STFM Conference, Orlando. Burg, Mary Ann & Kosch, Shae Graham. Use of alternative therapies by university faculty: A function of academic

discipline or gender? Year 2000 Annual STFM Conference, Orlando. Wright BV, McCarthy J, Burg MA. A survey of third year medical students’ beliefs and experiences concerning

sexual harassment. UF College of Medicine Faculty/ Student Research Day poster, March 2000. Burg, Mary Ann, & Waddell, Rhondda. SAIGE- A new way of modeling eldercare for students in the health

professions. Year 2000 Annual STFM Conference on Families and Health, San Diego. Kosch, Shae Graham, Burg, Mary Ann, Feller, David B., & Cole, Patricia M. Women and alternative medicine: A

paradigm shift or just a new age twist. Year 2000 Annual STFM Conference on Families and Health, San Diego.

Burg, Mary Ann. Infiltrating alternative health curricula into colleges of medicine. 1998 Annual Meeting of the

American Public Health Association, Washington DC, November, 1998. Kosch, Shae Graham & Burg, Mary Ann. What women say, what physicians hear: comparing chart audits and

extended interviews for psychological symptoms and family violence 31st Annual Spring Conference of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Chicago, 1998.

Burg, Mary Ann, Kosch, Shae Graham, & Feller, David. Incorporating complementary and alternative medicine into

family medicine and practice. 31st Annual Spring Conference of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Chicago, 1998.

Kosch, Shae Graham, & Burg, Mary Ann. Family violence: Detection in Family Practice Offices. Accepted to the

18th Annual Conference on Families and Health Care, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Kiawah Island, March 1998.

Kosch, Shae Graham, Burg, Mary Ann, & Feller, David B. Family systems and health systems: Using patients as

teachers in interdisciplinary training. Accepted to the 18th Annual Conference on Families and Health Care, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Kiawah Island, March 1998.

Kosch, Shae Graham & Burg, Mary Ann. Women’s voices of distress: Comparing physicians’ charting of emotional

disorders, substance use and family violence with extended interviews. Presented at the 17th Annual Family in Family Medicine Conference, Kiawah Island, SC, March 1997.

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Hatch, Robert L., Naberhaus, Debra, and Burg, Mary Ann. The Spirtual Involvement and Beliefs Scale (SIBS):

Reliability and validity of the instrument and results of testing with different religious groups. Presented at the 17th Annual Family in Family Medicine Conference, Kiawah Island, SC, March 1997.

Burg, Mary Ann. Race differences in the assessment of emotional disorders in women primary care patients.

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 1996, New York, New York. Burg, Mary Ann. Creating National Centers of Excellence in Women’s Health . Testimony To the NIH Office of

Women’s Health Meeting, September 1996, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Burg, Mary Ann. Race, Class and Ethnicity In Women's Health Outcomes: Policy Implications. Roundtable

Discussion, Inaugural Meeting of Women's Health and Research: Applying the National Agenda, Febuary 1996, Gainesville, Florida.

Kosch, Shae Graham & Burg, Mary Ann. The Effects of Ethnic Background in the Diagnosis and Management of

Emotional Disorders in Women Patients in Family Practice Centers. Poster, Inaugural Meeting of Women's Health and Research: Applying the National Agenda, Febuary 1996, Gainesville, Florida..

Kosch, Shae Graham & Burg, Mary Ann. The Effects of Ethnicity, Insurance Status and Family Variables in the

Diagnosis and Management of Emotional Disorders in Women Patients in Family Practice Centers. Research presentation, the 16th Annual Family in Family Medicine Conference, February 1996, Amelia Island Florida.

Kosch, Shae Graham & Burg, Mary Ann. The Effects of Ethnic Background in the Diagnosis and Management of

Emotional Disorders in Women Patients in Family Practice Centers. Research presentation, the 29th Annual Society for Teachers in Family Medicine Conference, April 1996, San Francisco.

Burg, Mary Ann. Impact of Physician Attitudes on Women's Preventive Services Utilization. Accepted for

presentation at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, August, 1994. Burg, Mary Ann. Improving screening, diagnosis and management of hypercholesterolemia in black female

patients in Family Practice settings. Presented at the University of Missouri-Columbia's Department of Family and Community Medicine's 1994 Research Workshop.

Burg, Mary Ann & Soine, Lynne. The Effects of Increasing the Housing Allowance for Female-headed Homeless

Families: Advocacy, Program and Policy Implications. Presented at the American University College of Law Symposium on Women and Welfare, Washington D.C., April, 1994.

Burg, Mary Ann. Breast cancer -- Who is at greatest risk and why? Presented at the Counseling and Treating

People of Colour Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, November, 1993. Burg, Mary Ann. The Politics of Breast Cancer on Long Island. Presented at the Social Work Services Colloquium,

SUNY @ Stony Brook, December, 1993. Lane, Dorothy, Polednak, Anthony, and Burg, Mary Ann. The impact of continuing medical education and cost-

reduction on community wide physician mammography screening practices. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, November, .

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Soine, Lynne & Burg, Mary Ann. Social Work education and environmental health: A curriculum model. Presented at the 1992 annual meeting of the American Public Health Association.

Burg, Mary Ann, and Soine, Lynne. Impact of court-ordered extra housing allowances on duration of stable

residence and lives of formerly homeless families. Presented at the 1992 annual meeting of the American Public Health Association.

Forsyth, Marianne, Fulton, Deborah, Lane, Dorothy and Burg, Mary Ann. Evaluation of a community outreach

educational intervention to meet national objectives for breast cancer screening. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, November, 1991.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P. and Burg, Mary Ann. Impact of a community-based intervention project on

increasing breast cancer screening. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1990.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P. and Burg, Mary Ann. Public and physician concerns about radiological

aspects of mammography. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1990.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P. and Burg, Mary Ann. Meeting national objectives for breast cancer control

in HMO vs. community settings. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1990.

Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. Mammography use among Hispanic women in

Suffolk County, New York. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1990.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Barriers to breast cancer screening: Comparisons of

surveys of women and physicians. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Chicago, 1989.

Burg, Mary Ann, Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Fulton, Deborah. Utilization of mammography by

older women: The effect of concerns and attitudes regarding mammography. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Chicago, 1989.

Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. Comparison of women's responses to postal vs.

telephone surveys of breast cancer screening. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Statistics Section, Chicago 1989.

Polednak, Anthony P., Lane, Dorothy S., and Burg, Mary Ann. Risk perception, family history and breast cancer

screening behavior. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Statistics Section, Chicago 1989.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Equity in breast cancer screening among health

center vs. community women. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Chicago, 1988.

Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. The impact of media coverage on breast cancer

screening: The case of Nancy Reagan. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Boston MA 1988.

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Lane, Dorothy S., Polednak, Anthony P., and Burg, Mary Ann. Evaluation of varied interventions on increasing

community-wide breast cancer screening. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Boston MA 1988.

Local Presentations, Non-refereed

Coalition for the Homeless. Ethics and Cultural Competency. January 2016.

UCF Case Management Institute. Ethics for Case Managers. November 2015.

UCF School of Medicine FIRE Research Program. Social media use among adolescents and young adult cancer

patients and survivors. March 2015. (With Robert Lisac, 2nd year medical student).

UCF School of Social Work/Orlando United Way. Ethics Training for Case Managers. Workshop training for the

United Way, September 2014, Orlando, Florida.

UCF School of Social Work CEU Case Management Academy. Ethics, Boundaries, Ethical Responsibilities, Legal Responsibilities, HIPAA, confidentiality, professionalism. March 2014.

UCF School of Social Work CEU Field Supervisors’ Training Workshop. Solutions to working with problem students.

Panel Leader. January 2012. UCF School of Social Work CEU Case Management Academy. Ethics, Boundaries, Ethical Responsibilities, Legal

Responsibilities, HIPAA, confidentiality, professionalism. March 2012. Ethics in Social Work Practice. Continuing Education Workshop for the Orlando Veteran’s Administration, April

2011 (with Robin Kohn, M.S.W.) Medical Student Attitudes About Sexual Assault. Presented at the UF College of Medicine Student Research

Competition, April 2007. (with Millone J, Pauly R, Hagen M, Duerson M)

Health Care needs of cancer survivors. Ocala Royal Dames, March 2008. Health Care Literacy. Lecture of the Family Medicine Clerkship Lecture series, January 25, 2008. A Focus Group Study of Breast Cancer Survivors' Reactions to the Association of Clinical Oncology's Survivorship

Care Plan. University of Florida College of Medicine Research Day, April 2008 (with E. Keller, E. Lopez, A. Dailey, B. Prendergast).

Update on Research Efforts to Improve Breast Cancer Screening in the Community. Governor’s Conference for

Women’s Health, Tampa, Florida, June 2007. Lost to follow-up: Cancer survivors’ health care needs. Keynote Speech, Florida Association of Clinical Social

Workers Annual Meeting, Jacksonville, FL, October 2007.

Bridging the Gap: From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor. Presented at the 2007 Governor's Conference on Women's Health, Tampa, Florida, May 2007. (with E.D. Lopez & A.Dailey.)

Follow-up Care for Cancer Survivors: Bridging the Gap Between Oncology and Primary Care. CME program,

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Winn-Dixie Hope Lodge, May 2007.

How to Maximize Your Sanity and Minimize Your Out-of-Pocket. Invited panelist for The Florida Bar Association Annual Convention, Quality of Life and Career Committee’s workshop, Cancer Can Be Beat: Coping, Surviving and Thriving In Your Professional and Personal Life When Major Illness Strikes, June 22, 2006.

Gender issues in aging and health. Presented at the Symposium: Women’s Healthy Aging: Mid-Life and Beyond,

Gainesville, FL, March 24, 2006. Pathways to optimum health after cancer. Presented to the Annual Survivors Day, Gilda’s Club, Fort Lauderdale,

July 23, 2005. Issues and themes in counseling cancer patients, survivors and their families. Presented at the May 14, 2005

Outpatient Counseling for Cancer Patients, Survivors & Their Caregivers CE workshop for mental health professionals. Gainesville, Florida, May 14, 2005.

Physical and mental health side effects of cancer. Presented at the May 14, 2005 Outpatient Counseling for

Cancer Patients, Survivors & Their Caregivers CE workshop for mental health professionals. Gainesville, Florida, May 14, 2005.

Pathways to Optimal Health After Cancer Treatment. UF Gator Club, Miami, Florida, January 2004. Optimizing Cancer Survival for Low-Income and Minority Women. Keynote speech for the Florida Oncology

Social Work Association Annual Meeting, October, 2003. Heart health: What women need to know. University of Florida Engineering Women’s Club, October 2003. Primary Care Day Healthcare Workers Panel Discussion, UF Chapter of the American Medical Student Association,

September 2003. Latest research findings in women’s health. Haile Plantation Women’s Lunch Club, September 2003. Florida trends in CAM Compared to national trends. Florida State University Complementary and Alternative

Medicine Retreat, January 2002. Alternative Health Care. University of Florida Health Science Center Health Discoveries Day, February, 1999. Race and Differences in the Diagnosis of Depression. Gerald R. Leslie Faculty Colloquium Series, Department of

Sociology, University of Florida, May 1998. Women and Alternative Medicine. 1998 University of Florida College of Medicine Administrative Workshop, March

1998. The Research Protocol. UF Family Medicine Residency Program Noon Lecture Series, 1997-1998. A Sociological Analysis of Alternative Medicine Use. Fourth year U.F. Medical School Alternative Medicine Elective

Noon Series (course director - John Graham Pole, M.D.), September 1997.

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Alternative Medicine: Women and Alternative Medicine. Annual retreat of the UF Association of Academic Women, October 1997.

Emergent policy questions. Roundtable discussion leader, UF Second Annual Conference on Women’s Health

Research and Models of Excellence in Women’s Health, March 1997. Panel Member, Symposium on A New Phase in Collaborative Research at UF : Exploring Gender and Women's

Issues. Center for Women's Studies and Gender Research, University of Florida, March 1995. Women’s Use of Complementary Medicine. Featured guest on To Your Health, a syndicated radio talk show,

November 1996. Comprehensive Women’s health. Invited talk, UF Center for Women Studies and Gender Research meeting Who’s

New and What’s New: Preview of 1996-1997 at CWSGR, September, 1996. Advance Directives: Who Has Them In Florida and Hazards In Getting Them Honored. Invited paper, Southeastern

ElderCare Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, May 1996. Current Projects Resolving Disparities in Cancer Survivorship Outcome The American Cancer Society now has a funded program aimed to address cancer health disparities and other strategies to contribute to achieving health equity in cancer survivorship outcomes. These grants require CBPR as the research method. I am working on generating preliminary data and a research strategy critical to the development of a CBPR research study on the outcomes of impoverished women of color living in the central Florida region who are breast cancer survivors with the intent of a grant application submission in October 2015. A Focused Qualitative Analysis of Women's Unmet Needs After Cancer Treatment This is a third collaboration with Kevin Stein, PhD, Managing Director of the ACS Behavioral Research Center, National Home Office, Atlanta, GA, Gail Adorno, DSW, University of Texas, Arlington TX, Ellen Lopez, DPH, University of Alaska, Fairbanks AK. This study uses data from the ACS Study of Cancer Survivors, a population-based cross-sectional study that enrolled a cohort of nearly 10,000 cancer survivors who were 2, 5 or 10-years post-diagnosis who were randomly selected from cancer registries in 14 states in the U.S. The survey aimed to investigate the influence of behavioral, psychosocial treatment, and support factors on the quality of life and health behaviors of cancer survivors. This study explores how women cancer survivors experience their lives as cancer survivors, looking particularly for trends in women's race, age and education and post-treatment side-effects and difficulties in accessing care. Data is drawn from over 4,000 responses to an open-ended question about current unmet needs. A Pilot Interprofessional Educational Activity for Medical, Pharmacy and Social Work Students at UCF College of Medicine, University of Central Florida. This is a collaboration of the UCF College of Medicine, UCF School of Social Work and the UF College of Pharmacy. ln Fall 2014 and Spring 2015, faculty from each school are collaborating in two days of training students in collaborative team care. All first year medical students and pharmacy students will participate in the training. The training will involve the discussion of a current public health problem (i.e., homelessness and health), a case-based small group project, and a legislative policy development project. I am responsible for the development of the case and legislative project, the didactic presentation on homelessness and the pre/post evaluation of student learning.

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From Burn-Out to Wellness: Changing Perspectives on Medical Internship Through the Use of Multispecialty Learning Communities (MSLC-). University of Miami College of Medicine. As U.S. medical residency programs enter the Next Accreditation System, more emphasis will be placed on the Clinical Learning Environment in which the residents work. The purpose of this study is to provide the further direction in the development of programs to reduce burnout among physicians in training. In addition, it will also study whether Learning Communities change attitudes toward wellness, professionalism and perceived control, and whether these attitudes are associated with quality of life and perceptions of stress of a first year resident. The aims of this study are to educate the interns in the areas of wellness and self-care, to improve communication skills, to address the challenges to professionalism during internship, and to encourage multidisciplinary collaboration in the areas of patient safety and quality. All residents in the first year of training (N=188) in the UM/Jackson Memorial Hospital residency training programs will be enrolled in a new educational initiative: Multispecialty Learning Communities (MSLC). Based on their specialty, each will be given a group assignment. There will be approximately 14 total MSLC groups with approximately 13 residents per group. Each group will have a faculty Facilitator (MD, DO or PhD-level). The groups will discuss topics including Physician Wellness & Self Care, Difficult Conversations & Wellness Exercise, Professionalism, Residents as Teachers, & Patient Safety & Quality. I am collaborating with the UM/Jackson Memorial graduate medical education faculty on the evaluation of pre-post evaluations by residents participating in these MLSC experiences in 2014 and 2015. Unmet Needs of Cancer Survivors: An Analysis of Qualitative Data from the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) Study of Cancer Survivors. This is a collaboration with Kevin Stein, PhD, Managing Director of the ACS Behavioral Research Center, National Home Office, Atlanta, GA, Gail Adorno, DSW, University of Texas, Arlington TX, Ellen Lopez, DPH, University of Alaska, Fairbanks AK, and Victoria Loerzel, PhD, RN, OCN, UCF College of Nursing. I am the primary author on the first of a series of manuscripts exploring themes and trends in unmet needs of cancer survivors. This study uses data from the ACS Study of Cancer Survivors, a population-based cross-sectional study that enrolled a cohort of nearly 10,000 cancer survivors who were 2, 5 or 10-years post-diagnosis who were randomly selected from cancer registries in 14 states in the U.S. The survey aims to investigate the influence of behavioral, psychosocial treatment, and support factors on the quality of life and health behaviors of cancer survivors. This set of collaborative manuscripts will analyze responses to several open-ended survey questions about survivors’ current and past unmet needs and what types of support services would have been most helpful during their cancer experience.

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FUNDED RESEARCH Contracts and Grants

Title Social Work HEALS: Social Work Healthcare Education and Leadership Scholars

Source NASW Foundation & The Council of Social Work Education

PI Mary Ann Burg, PhD

Co-PIs

Dates June, 2015-June 2018

Direct Funds $110,000

Goal This training grant aims to educate and train BSW & MSW social workers to become specialists in the delivery of health care services in the United States. Four students per year will be selected for the program, will receive a stipend of $5,500 and complete required health-related coursework and field practicums in the health field.

Title Expanding SBIRT Workforce Capacity in Central Florida: SBIRT Virtual and Face to Face Training for Graduate Social Work Students and Community Health Professionals for Early Detection and Intervention of Substance Abuse

Source SAMHSA

PI Shawn Lawrence, PhD, School of Social Work

Co-PI Mary Ann Burg, PhD

Dates June, 2015-June 2018

Direct Funds $945,000

Goal SAMHSA's Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is a comprehensive, evidence-based public health strategy for providing universal early intervention and treatment services in health care and social service settings in order to intervene on substance abuse disorders (SUDs) and to prevent SUDs in those at risk for developing them. If funded, this training grant will help our school to develop and evaluate new graduate level curriculum in SBIRT approaches to assessment and intervention.

Title Pinwheels for Prevention: Child Abuse Prevention Campaign Evaluation.

Source Florida Department of Children and Families

PI Julie Steen, PhD, School of Social Work

Co-PI Mary Ann Burg, PhD, School of Social Work

Dates January 2015 - June 2017

Direct Funds $74,716

Goal This project’s objective is to evaluate outcomes of the Florida Child Abuse Prevention Campaign. Six campaign outcomes are increased knowledge of parenting, child development, child disciplinary techniques and the long term effects of child abuse and neglect. The evaluation will include three studies: a survey of campaign coordinators and stakeholders; a content analysis of news stories about the campaign; and a randomized controlled

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trial of the impact of campaign materials on parent's improvement of knowledge about child abuse.

Title Rapid Assessment Prompts In Dementia (RAPID) early screener for high-risk behaviors.

Source Florida Department of Health

PI Tracy Wharton, PhD, School of Social Work

Co-PI Mary Ann Burg, PhD, Denise Gammonley, Ph.D., School of Social Work, David Paulsen, Department of Psychology

Dates

Direct Funds Not Funded

Goal This project’s objective is to develop a rapid, easy to use screening tool for primary care providers to assess Alzheimer's patients' risk for harmful behaviors at an early stage. This early warning system will activate referrals for training and support to caregivers of Alzheimer's patients, so that education and preparedness can be addressed prior to arriving at a crisis. In this project we will invite late stage dementia caregivers who have already experienced some of these high risk behaviors with their loved ones to participate in focus groups to help inform us in developing the screening tool.

Title Primary care screening for risk behavior in adults with early stage dementia.

Source University of Central Florida In-House Research Grant Program

PI Tracy Wharton, PhD, School of Social Work

Co-PIs Mary Ann Burg, PhD, School of Social Work

Dates April 2015-August 2015

Direct Funds $7,500 ($2,500 Funded)

Goal This project will provide groundwork data towards development of a rapid screener for high risk behaviors in community-based individuals with dementia. The initial phase of this project will involve interviews and a focus group with direct care providers regarding their experience with screening and behavioral risk. Findings will add to the literature on this topic, and provide a framework for a larger survey of primary care providers assessing beliefs and needs regarding early screening for high risk behaviors in outpatient dementia care

Title The Vulnerable Veterans’ Project: Mental and Behavioral Health Training for Social Work

Source Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

PI Mary Ann Burg

Co-PIs Eileen Abel, Shawn Lawrence

Dates Not Funded

Direct Funds $480,000

Goal Provide stipends to 26 graduate social work students over three years to complete specialized training in social work with veterans and their families.

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Title Development of a Prototype Breast Cancer Survivor Care Plan (SCP)

Source Florida Breast Cancer Research Foundation

PI Burg

Dates November 2006 – October 2008

Direct Funds $90,000

Goal Conduct focus groups with oncology providers and urban minority breast cancer survivors to evaluate components of SCP templates

Title Evaluation of the Medicaid Integrated Therapies Pilot Program

Source Agency for Health Care Administration, Medicaid Program, Florida

PI Burg

Dates July 2008 – June 2009

Direct Funds $41,366

Goal Evaluate cost savings of a Medicaid waiver pilot program providing complementary therapies to Medicaid enrollees with chronic pain through claims analysis and provider interviews

Title Development of a Cancer Survivor Research Collaborative with the Center for Alaskan Native Research

Source University of Florida Faculty Enhancement Opportunity Fund

PI Burg

Dates February 2008 – January 2010

Direct Funds $13,432

Goal Conduct evaluation of current and needed programs and research for supportive cancer care among Alaskan Native communities in the Arctic region through key informant interviews and archival research

Title Development of a Florida Cancer Roadmap.

Source Climb for Cancer Foundation

PI Burg

Dates February 2008 – January 2010

Direct Funds $5,000

Goal Create a website to provide information on cancer-related resources, programs and links for Florida residents

Title Development of a North Central Florida Cancer Control Coalition

Source Florida Department of Health Cancer Control Program

PI Burg

Dates July 2009 – June 2010

Direct Funds $5,000

Goal To provide infrastructure support for development of a community-based cancer collaborative to begin cancer control programs in the region.

Title Cancer-Related Pain and Palliative Care Training for Non-oncology Rural Health Providers

Source C-Change

PI Burg

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Dates September 2009 – May 2010

Direct Funds $25,000

Goal Provide interdisciplinary training to rural health providers and staff to increase competency in screening for and responding to cancer-related pain and palliative care needs of rural cancer survivors

Title Evaluation Design for Florida’s Colorectal Cancer Screening Program

Source Florida Department of Health Cancer Control Program

PI Burg

Dates November 2009 – May 2010

Direct Funds $10,000

Goal Write program evaluation protocol to assess progress and outcomes of Florida’s new program to screen uninsured adults for colorectal cancer

Title Assessment of the relationship between egocentric network structure and depression across gender, age and ethnic groups

Source University of Florida Sponsored Research Opportunity Fund

PI Burg

Role Co-Principal Investigator (with Chris McCarty, PhD)

Dates April 2002 – May 2003

Direct Funds $21,745

Goal Explore associations between depression and personal network characteristics in a cross-sectional RDD telephone survey sample

Title Establishment of Departments of Family Medicine: Creating a Quality Review Process for Chronic Illness Care

Source HRSA Bureau of the Health Professions

PI R.Whit Curry, MD

Role Co-Principal Investigator

Dates September 1999 – August 2003

Direct Funds $600,000

Goal Improve diabetes screening in primary care settings through chart audits and office-based interventions

Title Refining and Testing a Spirituality Scale in the Elderly

Source NIH R21

PI Burg

Role Co-Principal Investigator (with Robert Hatch, MD)

Dates June 1998 – May 1999

Direct Funds $49,829

Goal Develop scale of spirituality and collect data for psychometric evaluation of scale properties.

Title Evaluation of the Effects of Court-Ordered Rent Increases for Formerly Homeless Families in Suffolk County, Long Island

Source Poverty, Race and Research Action Council

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PI Burg

Role Co-principal Investigator (with Lynne Soine, DSW)

Dates September 1992 – August 1993

Direct Funds $10,000

Goal Conduct interview with homeless mothers to explore the effects of rent increases on their housing choices.

Title Increasing Breast Cancer Screening Through Physician Training and Community Awareness Campaigns

Source National Cancer Institute

PI Dorothy Lane, MD, MPH

Role Research Associate

Dates June 1988 – May 1992

Direct Funds $1,250,000

Goal Conduct four annual cross-sectional surveys of women aged 50-85 on breast cancer screening awareness and practices and conduct two waves of surveys of community-practicing primary care physicians on attitudes about screening to explore outcomes of community awareness programs and physician training programs.

SERVICE Grant Review Panels June-August 2016 Member, Pre-application – Integrative Medicine (PRE-IM) peer review panel of the

2016 Peer Reviewed Medical Research Program (PRMRP) for the Department of Defense Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP)

January 2010 – Chair, Peer Review Committee, American Cancer Society National Office, December 2013 Atlanta GA, Oncology Social Work Training Grants. January 2010 Member, American Cancer Society National Office, Atlanta GA, Oncology Social Work

Training Grants. January 2009 Member, American Cancer Society National Office, Atlanta, GA, Oncology Social Work

Training Grants. December 2009 Member, American Cancer Society, Institutional Research Grants, Cancer Center,

University of Florida. December 2008 Member, American Cancer Society, Institutional Research Grants, Cancer Center,

University of Florida. December 2007 Member, American Cancer Society, Institutional Research Grants, Cancer Center,

University of Florida. March 2004 Member, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Cancer Grants, Vancouver,

British Columbia.

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March 2004 Member, Prevention Research Centers’ Grants, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta Georgia.

July 2003 Member, Prevention Research Centers’ Grants, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta

Georgia. National Service September 2016 Abstract Reviewer, Association of Psychosocial Oncology Conference March 2016 Abstract Reviewer, ACS/NIH/Livestrong Annual Cancer Survivorship Research

Conference September 2014, September 2015 Abstract Reviewer, Quality of Life Track, Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual

Meeting 2015. 2014 to present Reviewer, Journal of Social Work Education 2013 to present Reviewer, Journal of Psychosocial Oncology. March 2014 Track Coordinator, Healthcare abstracts, CSWE APM Annual Meeting. January 2014 Abstract Reviewer, NIH/ACS Annual Cancer Survivorship Meeting. September 2013 Abstract Reviewer, Society of Behavioral Medicine 35th Annual Meeting, April 2014,

Philadelphia, PA. October 2012 Session Moderator, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco

CA, October 27-31st 2012 ; Medical Care Section: Primary Care and Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMH).

2011 to 2014 Chair, Oncology Social Work Training Grants Peer Review Committee, American Cancer

Society. 2011 to present Member, Social Work Oncology Research Group Executive Committee, Association of

Oncology Social Work. 2009 to 2012 Chair, Research Committee, Association of Oncology Social Workers Research 2007 to 2012 Member, Board of Directors, Association of Oncology Social Workers 2005 – 2008 Member, North American Primary Care Research Group Membership Committee 1999 – 2006 Member, Florida Academy of Family Physicians Research Committee EDITORIAL SERVICES

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Editorial Boards Guest Editor, September 2012 Journal of Psychosocial Oncology Special Issue on Psychosocial Screening and Assessment (with Brad Zebrack, PhD, University of Michigan). Guest Editor, September 1997 Special Issue on Women's Health, Journal of Florida Medical Association. Guest Editor, September 1996 Special Issue on Women's Health, Journal of Florida Medical Association. Ad hoc Reviewer British Journal of Cancer 2016-present CDC/ACS 8th Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research Conference 2016 Society for Behavioral Medicine, Abstract Reviewer, 2013 - present Council of Social Work Education, Abstract Reviewer 2014 Journal of Psychosocial Oncology 2014-present Journal of Health and Social Work 2014-present Journal of Social Work Education, 2012 - Present Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1998 - 2010 Journal of Women’s Health, 1999 - 2010 Academic Service University of Central Florida Fall 2017 – present Member, University Master Planning Committee Fall 2016- present Member, UCF HIPAA Committee Fall 2015 – 2016 Member, UCF SOTL Committee Fall 2014 - present Member, Research Council, College of Health & Public Affairs. Spring 2014- 2016 Chair, Re-Affirmation Assessment Committee, School of Social Work Spring 2014 Chair, Faculty Search Committee, School of Social Work Spring 2011 Chair, Faculty Search Committee, School of Social Work 2010 to 2012 Chair, Masters in Social Work Program Committee 2010 to 2012 Member, College of Public and Health Affairs, Graduate Curriculum Committee 2010 to present Member, Field Education Committee, School of Social Work 2010 to present Member, Continuing Education Committee, School of Social Work 2010 to present Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, School of Social Work University of Florida 1996 – 1998 Member & Communications Chair, College of Medicine Women’s Faculty Association 1996 – 1999 Member, UF College of Medicine Admissions Committee 1997 – 1998 Member, UF College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Education 1997 – 1999 Member, UF HIV/AIDs Education and Policy Committee 1999 – 2001 Member, UF Faculty Senate 1998 – 2002 Chair, UF College of Medicine Sexual Harassment Committee 2001 – 2007 Faculty Advisor, UF Chapter of Medical Students for Choice 2001 – 2007 Liaison Officer, University of Florida College of Medicine’s Women’s Faculty to the

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2002 – 2008 Faculty Advisor, University of Florida Association of Women in Medicine, Student Group.

2002 – 2008 Faculty Advisor, University of Florida Physicians for Social Responsibility, Student group.

2003 – 2008 Member, University of Florida Faculty Senate March 2003-2005 Chair, Women’s Health Research Day 2006 – 2008 Chair, University of Florida Senate Council on Research and Scholarship 2006 – 2008 Member, University of Florida Research Policy Council 2009 – 2010 President Elect, Association of Academic Women, University of Florida Community Service 2017 – present Member, Alachua County Victims Services Advisory Board 2009 – 2010 Director, North Florida Cancer Control Coalition 2008 – 2010 UF Representative Member, Alachua County Poverty Reduction Advisory Board 2008 Member, 2008 National Cancer Survivors’ Day planning committee, Gainesville. 2008 – 2010 Member, CHOICES Health Education Advisory Board 2006 – 2010 Volunteer Civil Court Mediator, Eighth Circuit, Gainesville 2003 – 2007 Member, Alachua County Florida Health Advisory Board 2003 – 2005 Director, SUNNA Community Cancer Support Program 2002 – 2010 Volunteer, Equal Access Clinic, University of Florida Awards 2015 University of Central Florida Teaching Incentive Award 2017 University of Central Florida Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award 2017 University of Central Florida College Level Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching Award Dissertation Committees Meghan Budvarson, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida 2017 – present (Chair) Vickie Tyler, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida 2016 – present (Member) Melanie Bergeron, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida 2014- present (Chair) Shabu Vargese, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida 2014- 2017 (Member) Colleen Cicale, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida, 2014 - present (Member) Colleen Campbell, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida, 2014 - 2017 (Chair) Lisa Macri, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida, 2013 - present (Chair) Cynthia Williams PT MHS, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida, 2012 – 2015 (Member) Michael Bermes, Public Affairs Doctoral Program, University of Central Florida, 2012 , (Member)

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Nathan Ewigman, Department of Clinical and Health Psychology, University of Florida, 2010 , (Member) Rhondda Waddell. School of Social Work, Florida State University, 2008, (Member) Susan Morfit, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 2005, (Member) Trish Baker, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 2004, (Member) Jeanne Slizyk, Department of Sociology, University of Florida, 2002, (Member) Undergraduate Theses Committees Surya John, School of Nursing, University of Central Florida, 2016 (Member) Andrea Maiorini, School of Nursing, University of Central Florida, 2016 (Member) Yvi Goddard, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida, 2014 (Chair) Stephanie Suarez, College of Nursing, University of Central Florida, 2014 (Member) Steven Millings, School of Social Work, University of Central Florida, 2012 (Chair) Student Supervision Social Work Field Supervisor, Florida Hospital/Winter Park Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, 2012-2013 Research Mentor, FIRE (Focused Inquiry and Research Experience), UCF College of Medicine, 2012-present. MEMBERSHIPS National Association of Social Workers American Public Health Association Council for Social Work Education Association of Oncology Social Workers Society for Social Work Research

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References Eileen Abel, PhD Clinical Professor School of Social Work University of Southern California (407) 252-5963 eabel@usc.edu Shawn A. Lawrence, PhD, LCSW Associate Professor MSW Program Coordinator School of Social Work University of Central Florida (407) 823-3112 Shawn.lawrence@ucf.edu Gail Adorno, PhD, LCSW, ACSW Assistant Professor University of Texas - Arlington School of Social Work Box 19129 211 S. Cooper Street Arlington, Texas 76019-0129 gfadorno@uta.edu 352.316.6973