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Date: October 2011

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Faculty Curriculum Vitae

I. PERSONAL DATA

First Name Ryan

Last name Spaulding

Current Academic Rank PhD

Department(s) Director, Center for Telemedicine and Telehealth

Research Associate Professor, Health Policy and Management

Office Address 3901 Rainbow, 2012 Wahl Annex, Kansas City, Kansas 66160

Phone (913) 588-2081

Fax (913) 588-2227

Email [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Undergraduate and Graduate Education

Years (Inclusive) Degree Institution

1998 MA, Interpersonal & Public Communication

Central Michigan University

1990 BS, Psychology/Management Central Michigan University

Postgraduate Education

Years (Inclusive) Degree Institution

2004 PhD, Org. Communication Studies University of Kansas

Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities (List in chronological order. Please explain any discontinuity in professional experience)

Month and Year Position Institution

1998-2001 Graduate Teaching Assistant Department of Communication Studies, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

2001-2002 Research Associate Center for Telemedicine &Telehealth, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas

2002-2003 Acting Director Center for Telemedicine &Telehealth, University of Kansas Medical Center

2003-2005 Associate Director Center for Telemedicine &Telehealth, University of Kansas Medical Center

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2005-Present Director Center for Telemedicine &Telehealth, University of Kansas Medical Center

2010-Present Research Associate Professor Health Policy & Management

2005-Present Adjunct Faculty Communication Studies

Professional Registration/Licensure

Year Number State

N/A

Professional Certification(s)

Date Board

N/A

Professional Societies and Affiliations

Date Organization (including offices held)

2003- Present Member, American Telemedicine Association

2005-Present Member, National Communication Association

Honors and Awards (honorary societies, research awards, teaching and other awards)

Year Award

2005 National Institutes of Health (NIH) loan repayment award as a new

investigator in the Health Disparities Research program.

II. TEACHING ACTIVITIES (Evaluations and other evidence of quality teaching must be attached; this represents the teacher’s portfolio and should be accurately summarize ALL of your teaching activities.) Brief statement of areas of teaching interest: Based on my combination of education, health care experience and current administrative position, I am interested in teaching courses related to the role of communication and technology in health care administration, delivery and strategy. These topics as they especially relate to health disparities, rural health and health innovations are particularly interesting as the basis for a number of courses that will be developed for health professionals and researchers.

1. Instruction:

Didactic (e.g.: lectures and formal presentations)

Academic

Year Course Title

Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type


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Spring 2012 HPM 838 Rural Health Care

Course Director

3 6 MHSA, MPH, MD, PT

Spring 2011 HPM 838 Rural Health Care

Course Director

3 6 MHSA, MPH, MD

Fall 2005 COMS 930 Interpersonal Communication in Contemporary Contexts

Course Director

3 7 MA and PhD COMS students

Communication Studies Doctoral Program, University of Kansas – Edwards Campus I was the Course Director for this new proseminar that considered the role of communication in modern organizational settings with special emphasis on emerging communication technologies and techniques. Covered such topics as leadership, communication strategy and practical research projects in an applied setting.

Spring 2004 HP&M 810 The Healthcare System

Guest Lecturer

Invited by Marci Nielsen, PhD, to guest lecture for HP&M 810 – The Healthcare System, Spring 2004.

Provided an overview of telemedicine and health information technology and the role these have in reducing

health disparities in the United States.

Spring 2003 Guest Lecturer

Grad

Invited by Linda Redford, RN, PhD, Senior Research Associate, KU Center on Aging, to guest lecture for her evening class in Spring 2003.

Spring 2001 COMS 590 Nonverbal Communication

Graduate Teaching Assistant

3 40 Undergrad

Invited by course director Nancy Baym, PhD, to teach this course while she was absent on maternity leave. The

course is the examination of nonlinguistic behavior in human communication, including proxemics (spacing),

kinesics (movement and expression), and paralinguistics (voice quality). Includes phylogenetic and

developmental perspectives, methods of analysis, and applications to interpersonal problems.

Fall 1998 –

Fall 2001 (6

sections)

COMS 150 Personal Communication


3 25-40 Undergrad

This course in an introduction to the communication theory, process, and skill. The course seeks to increase the student's understanding of communication theory, both interpersonal and public, and of his or her own communicative behavior. Class projects and participation urge students to apply this theoretical knowledge to a variety of settings, including interpersonal situations and public speaking to groups and audiences. Includes such skills as audience analysis and nonverbal behavior interpretation.

Fall 1998 –

Fall 2001 (8

sections)

COMS 130 Speaker-Audience Communcation (Basic Course)


3 25-40 Undergrad COMS

This class is the basic course required of all COMS students and is the primary public speaking course at Kansas University. It involves the study of the rhetorical theory and its application to the preparation, presentation, and


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criticism of oral discourse in audience situations. Special consideration of listening behavior and of the ethical conduct of speech in a free society, as well as audience analysis and persuasive presentations. This course fulfills the college oral communication requirement.

Nondidactic (e.g.: workshops, labs, and discussion groups)

Academic

Year Course Title

Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type

Spring 2006 ICM 802 The Social Basis of Medical Practice

Discussion Leader & Guest Lecturer

8-10 Medical

Invited by course directors Chris Crenner, MD and Marci Nielsen, PhD to serve as a weekly discussion leader

for 8-10 medical students during the semester. Facilitated discussions related to assigned course readings

and considered the social, ethical and moral implications of various case studies and health policies on health

provision. Invited by Marci Nielsen, PhD to give a guest lecture for ICM802 – The Social Basis of Medical

Practice on January 25, 2006. Presented a lecture about medical errors and the role technology can have in

helping reduce them.

Fall 2000 & Spring 2002

COMS 310 Introduction to Organizational Communication

Discussion Group

20-25 Undergrad COMS

This course provides a foundation for the study of communication in organizational contexts. It introduces

students to various organization and management theories including classical, human relations, systems, and

cultural approaches and examines the role of communication in each. Information flow, communication climate,

communication networks, work relationships and managerial communication are discussed as well as

organizational symbolism, conflict resolution, rituals and ethics.

Lectures

Academic

Year Course Title

Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type

May 2005 Annua Annual meeting

of the Kansas

Chapter of the

American

Academy of

Pediatrics

Pediatrics and telemedicine: Innovations and initiatives in Kansas and beyond

Lecture 1 75 Medical Faculty

Sept

2008

Annual KU

School of

Medicine

Faculty

New Distant

Education

Technologies

Available at

Lecture 1 40 Medical

Faculty


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Retreat KUMC

Oct 2010

Grand Rounds

presentation

for Kansas

Medical

Education

Foundation

Stormont Vail

Medical

Center,

Topeka, KS

Advances in

Kansas

Telemedicine

Lecture 2.5 10 Physicians

Oct 2010 KUMC

Department of

Rehabilitation

Telemedicine

Operations

and Research

Issues

Lecture 1 8 Physician

Residents

Feb 2011 Rural Medicine Interest Group

Advances in Kansas Telemedicine

Lecture 1 50 1st-2nd Year Medical Students

June 2011 Summer Medical Student Interns

Advances in Kansas Telemedicine

Lecture 1.5 20 1st Year Medical Student Summer Interns

January 2012

Grand Rounds presentation for Kansas Medical Education Foundation Stormont Vail Medical Center, Topeka, KS

Master’s Theses and PhD Dissertations directed

Year Student Name Thesis Title Degree

(Completed/In process)

Supervision of Postdoctoral Fellows

Year Fellow Name Area of Study


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Advising (Thesis or dissertation committees: student academic group/individual)

Date Student or group name Type of Student/group

Spring 2006

Spring 2002

Kathy Davis, PhD

Catherine J. Brinton

Comprehensive Examination Committee. University of

Kansas Therapeutic Science Doctoral Program, School of

Allied Health. Dr. Davis conducted a study of barriers to

using telehealth for the more widespread delivery of

special needs services to chronically ill children and their

families.

Independent Study: Ms. Brinton conceptualized and

completed a research project on the communication

roles in public relations. She collected and analyzed

professional, peer-reviewed articles, observed four

public relations events in person and conducted personal

interviews of two public relations representatives from

the Lawrence, Kansas area. This work culminated in the

submission of a final whitepaper entitled Who is the

Effective Public Relations Person? A Study to Find Key

Characteristics of Effective Public Relations Professionals.

2. Development of Educational Materials (Course materials e.g. syllabi, educational software packages, web sites, films, educational tapes and evaluation tools)

Year Title Description Intended Audience

Spring 2011 Syllabus – HPM 838 Rural Health Care HPM 838 Students

3. Educational Leadership (Responsibility for courses and other leadership activities including mentoring of junior faculty. Please list faculty members mentored – letters from mentorees may be provided.) Junior Faculty/Other Mentees:

Year Junior Faculty/Mentee: Provided Leadership Related to:

2001- Debbi Swirczynski, MA, Project Research Design & Methods; Manuscript Writing


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2003 Manager, KU Center for Telemedicine and Presentation Preparation

2002-2009

Norbert Belz, RSHA, Clinical Assistant Professor, KUMC Speech and

Hearing/Allied Health

Research Design & Methods; Grant Writing & Implementation; Clinical Aspects of Telemedicine

Services; Career Development

2004 Stephanie Wallio, PhD Student, KU Center for Telemedicine

Research Design & Methods; Manuscript Writing and Presentation Preparation

2006-present

Kathy Davis, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, KUMC Pediatrics

Grant Writing & Implementation; Career Development

2007 – 2010

Brady Timmerberg, MS, Research Associate, KU Center for Telemedicine



2007-2010

Gretchen Patch, MPH, Clinical Services Manager, KU Center for

Telemedicine



2008-present

Gordon Alloway, MSJ, Project Director, Heartland Telehealth Resource Center, KU Center for

Telemedicine

Telehealth Operations and Research; Research Design & Methods; Grant Writing and

Implementation; Manuscript Writing and Presentation Preparation

2010-present

Suzanne Mitchell, ARNP, KU Burn Center, PhD Student


Services

2010-present

Sarah Velasquez, MAB, MS, Clinical Services Manager, KU Center for

Telemedicine



2012 - present

Bradley O’Bryhim, MHSA student, Health Policy & Management, KUMC



2011 – Present

Chang Ming (Jeremy) Ko, Master’s Health Informatics degree student,

KUMC

Research Design & Methods; Telehealth, Informatics and eHealth Desgin; Clinical Aspects of Telemedicine Services; Career Development

III. SERVICE ACTIVITIES See guidelines and instructions to applicants for definitions and suggested documentation of professional and academic service. Professional Service: The diverse area of professional service includes patient care. Applicants should select measures that most clearly and concisely document their accomplishments and the value of these activities to the Medical School and University. Measures of both quantity and quality of activities are required and if necessary, applicants should provide brief descriptions to assist reviewers. Measures of patient care activities include numbers of patients, time allocation in clinical activity, procedures completed, Relative Value Units (RVUs), and value to the School of the clinical service. If the primary quality evaluation is the subjective assessment of peers, this should be available in letters from departmental colleagues, chair, or referees.


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The significance of professional service in the forms of task forces, committees and similar groups should be explained and the specific role of the applicant clarified. Professional consulting services must have academic credibility and clear service intent and not be performed primarily for personal profit.

Convened and chaired a statewide planning committee and initiated planning for a 2009 Kansas Health

Information Technology conference. Committee members included representatives from the Kansas Department

of Health and Environment (KDHE), the Kansas Hospital Association (KHA), the Kansas Health Policy Authority

(KHPA) Kan-ed, Kansas University Area Health Education Centers (AHEC), and two community hospitals. The

conference occurred July 14-15, 2009 in Wichita and featured one and one-half days of plenary and concurrent

sessions covering three health information technology tracks. Continuing education credits for nurses, physicians

and emergency medical services personnel was provided.

Invited in 2008 by Helen Connors, RN, PhD, FAAN, Associate Dean for School of Nursing, Executive Director, KU

Center for Healthcare Informatics to serve as a committee member on the Health Information Security and Privacy

Collaboration (HISPC) III advisory committee. This committee is composed of various KUMC and statewide health

information exchange (HIE) professionals and is focused on providing consumer education throughout Kansas

related to HIE. The advisory committee meets monthly and advises the project personnel on issues of consumer

HIE assessment and education.

Collaborated with Kansas Representative Tom Sloan to introduce House Bill 2065 in the Kansas Legislature in

January 2007. HB 2065 was developed to require all Kansas Insurers to reimburse for telemedicine services if they

covered the same consultation code when conducted in person. HB 2065 was deferred pending a Legislative

Impact Study that was later completed by the Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth.

Invited by Marcia J. Hern, EdD, CNS, RN, Dean and Professor of Nursing, Texas Women’s University, to serve on

the inaugural Advisory Board of the Center for Telenursing and Health Informatics in Houston, Texas in December

2005. The first meeting of the board was in March 2006 and it continues to meet two times per year. The board

advises the Center Director on organizational, technical and educational issues related to using telehealth and

informatics technologies for improving nursing education and practice.

Volunteered to serve on the Kansas Hospital Association’s Council on Health Delivery for a term running February

2006 – December 2008.

Appointed by David Cook, PhD, to serve on Kan-ed’s User Advisory Council (UAC). Kan-ed is a Kansas Board of

Regents initiative designed to provide a high-speed, private information technology network for all Kansas

hospitals, K-12 schools, libraries and higher education institutions. The UAC was comprised of three members

from each of the four constituent groups for a total of 12 members. Was one of three nominees for Vice

President of the Kan-ed UAC June 2006.

Invited by Kansas Lieutenant Governor John E. Moore to participate in the January 2006 Health Information

Technology/Health Information Exchange working group meeting in Wichita, Kansas. This group consisted of

approximately 60 health and health technology professionals from around Kansas that was tasked with

“developing a roadmap for public and private stakeholders in Kansas’ healthcare and business communities that

will improve access to safe, high quality and cost-effective health care through information technology and

exchange.”


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Invited participant in the State of Kansas Bioscience and Innovation initiative as one of only 12-15 Kansas experts

in Bioinformatics and Telemedicine to serve on the “hot team” for these disciplines. The hot team conducted a

strategic planning process to identify the areas of promise for the Bioscience efforts to develop into

commercialization opportunities. Authored the telemedicine business plan for the hot team that appeared in the

overall Bioscience presentation to Kansas Governor Sebelius.

Invited by Representative Tom Sloan, Kansas House of Representatives, to be a featured telemedicine speaker at

the Kansas Rural Broadband Summit in August 2007. Presentation was entitled “Summit on Rural Broadband

Issues: Consumer Perspective” and was attended by Federal Communications Commission commissioner Michael

Copps, USDA administrator James Andrew, Congressman Jerry Moran, Kansas Board of Regents President

Reginald Robinson, and approximately 100 other invited legislators, policymakers and telecommunication experts.

Invited by Philip Godwin, MD, KU Alumnus, of the Lawrence Kiwanis Club to be the keynote speaker on January

26, 2006 at the monthly Kiwanis Club meeting. Presentation was about our TeleKidcare program for providing

health care to children in schools and was entitled

Invited by Representative Tom Sloan, Kansas House of Representatives, to participate in the Kansas Rural

Broadband and Telemedicine Summit in February 2004, at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics at the University

of Kansas in Lawrence. Approximately 100 people attended the event by invitation only and included Federal

Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Michael Powell, Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Kansas Senator

Sam Brownback, and many other legislators and policymakers.

Invited to participate as a research consultant to the Family Caregiver Alliance on the The Northern California

Rural Caregiver Education Collaborative in Sacramento, California. Developed a survey tool for both in-person and

video-delivered educational programs and compared the two modalities. Provided data management and

statistical analysis of the dataset.

Academic Service: In academic service the contribution of the candidate to the academic community should be clearly documented. Names and dates of committees, task forces, or working groups should be provided. A concise description of the significance of the group and explanation of the role of the applicant should be provided. Grant Review/NIH Study Groups Invited grant reviewer for National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), SBIR R43/R44 for “Development and Translation of Medical Technologies that Reduce Health Disparities,” November 7, 2011, Bethesda, MD. Invited grant reviewer for National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), SBIR R43/R44 for “Development and Translation of Medical Technologies that Reduce Health Disparities,” March 9, 2011, Bethesda, MD. Invited to serve on NIH Data Monitoring Oversight Committee (DMOC) for National Eye Institute (NEI) funded project. Project called Telemedicine Approaches to Evaluating Acute-phase ROP (eROP) conducted by Dr. Graham Quinn and colleagues at Philadelphia Children’s Hospital. This is a multi-center clinical study to evaluate the validity, reliability, feasibility, safety and relative cost-effectiveness of a ROP telemedicine evaluation system to detect at-risk babies who meet entry criteria and need a diagnostic evaluation by an ophthalmologist experienced in ROP. DMOC will meet annually for next 4 years; first meeting occurred September 27, 2010, Philadelphia, PA.


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Invited grant reviewer for the the Scientific Peer Advisory and Review Services division of the American Institute

of Biological Sciences (AIBS) to conduct reviews for the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command

(USAMRMC) for grants seeking funding to conduct research in various areas that may be of interest to the Army.

Grants are rated for scientific and technical merit. Reviewed grant application, “Innovative Approaches to Combat

Education,” #100442, July 2010.

Invited grant reviewer for National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Eye Institute (NEI) SBIR R43/R44 Special

Emphasis panel applications for “Innovative patient outreach programs and ocular screening technologies to

improve detection of diabetic retinopathy,” April 9th , 2010, Bethesda, MD.

Invited grant reviewer for National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Eye Institute (NEI) SBIR R43/R44 Special

Emphasis panel applications for “Innovative patient outreach programs and ocular screening technologies to

improve detection of diabetic retinopathy,” August 3rd , 2009, Bethesda, MD.

Invited to review telemedicine grants for the Health of the Population SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research)

at NIH for the June 26-27 meeting in the Brookshire Suites, Baltimore Maryland for approximately 75 applications.

Unable to participate due to schedule conflict.

Invited grant reviewer for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Research

Competitiveness Program, an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing science around the

world, and the publisher of the journal Science. Completed 12 grant reviews in summer 2007 and 7 grant reviews

in summer 2008 for the Life Science Discovery Fund (LSDF) for the State of Washington through AAAS. All

proposals for this very competitive grant program had a telehealth or informatics focus for fulfilling a variety of

health care service or research needs.

Invited grant reviewer for the the Scientific Peer Advisory and Review Services division of the American Institute

of Biological Sciences (AIBS) to conduct reviews for the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command

(USAMRMC) for grants seeking funding to conduct research in various areas that may be of interest to the Army.

Grants are rated for scientific and technical merit. Reviewed grant “Telemedicine and Advanced Technology

Program- Biotechnology, Bioterrorism Training/Education,” Principal Investigator Melissa Cole (North Shore-Long

Island Jewish Health System) in September 2005.

Invited manuscript reviewer for IEEE Communications Magazine. Reviewed article # COMMAG-05-00286.R1

Prevailing over Wires in Healthcare Environments: Benefits and Challenge in December 2005.

Invited manuscript reviewer for Journal Acta Paediatrica. Reviewed Videoconferencing at a centre for rare

disorders: User satisfaction and user participation, August 2011.

Other Academic Activities

Invited to brief the Vision 2020 Committee of the Kansas Legislature in February 2011 on telemedicine and

reimbursement updates.

Briefed the Vision 2020 Committee of the Kansas Legislature on telehealth and telehealth reimbursement issues

related to House Bills 2424 and 2427 that would advance telemedicine reimbursement policy in Kansas, January

20, 2010.

Briefed the Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Committee of the Kansas legislature on findings of our

home telehealth pilot study conducted from 2008-2010, November 20, 2009. This study is being used by the


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Kansas Department on Aging to evaluate the long-term use of home telehealth services for the Medicaid waiver

program in Kansas.

Invited by Kim Templeton, MD to meet individually with keynote speaker Daniel Hunt, MD, MBA for

September 2008 School of Medicine Faculty Retreat. Dr. Hunt is the co-secretary to the Liaison Committee on

Medical Education (LCME) and Senior Director, Accreditation Services at the Association of American Medical

Colleges.

Appointed by Barbara Atkinson, MD, Executive Vice Chancellor, Kansas University Medical Center, to be the

KUMC representative to the Kansas Telemedicine Task Force. This task force was convened by Kansas

Insurance Commissioner Sandra Praeger and was implemented to review Kansas policies related to

telehealth—particularly insurance reimbursement policy—and to advance the field through policy analysis and

recommendation.

Invited by Chet Johnson, MD, Chair of Department of Pediatrics, to meet with faculty candidate Chris Stone,

MD during his interviews on May 27th, 2008.

Invited by Lisa Stehno-Bittel, PhD to meet with faculty candidate David Harlan, MD during his interview visit on

January 22nd, 2008.

RESEARCH and SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES: Brief statement of areas of research and scholarly interest, including current projects: Similar to my teaching interests, my research interests include the administration, adoption and strategy involved with health care technology use and deployment. Studies I have completed entail the cost-effectiveness of telehealth, comparisons with other media and user perceptions of various technologies. I am currently the PI on a home telehealth grant project in which we are assessing potential reduction in hospital and emergency department utilization and associated costs for chronically ill, elder adults. 1. Grants and contracts (Information must include whether the nominee is the principal investigator or a co-investigator, names of all investigators, title of grant, funding source, dollar amount in direct costs, and years during which grant applies. Co-investigators must specify role). Provide abstracts and award notice or renewal for all grants or contracts awarded in last five years. Grants and contracts submitted: (List in chronological order)

Principal

Investigator Investigators Title of Grant Funding Source

Direct Costs Years Status

Ryan Spaulding

Hope Krebill, Eve-Lynn Nelson

Telehealth and mHealth for Cancer Clinical Trials and Services in Kansas

HRSA/ORHP $882,912 9/1/12 – 8/31/16

Submitted

Ryan Spaulding

Rachel Mutrux, Candace Shaw

Heartland Telehealth Resource Center

HRSA/ORHP $895,542

Indirect costs: $

10/1/10-9/30/13

Funded


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Proposed project would create a telehealth resource center for Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Emphasis will

be placed on leveraging new social media for raising awareness and providing resources, while evaluating TRC

effectiveness and outcomes.

Ryan Spaulding

Gretchen Patch

CenterPoint Telehealth Resource Center

HRSA Telehealth Resource Center Grant Program

$828,750 Indirect costs: $146,250

9/1/09 – 8/31/12

Not funded

Proposed project would create a Telehealth Resource Center for Kansas and 9 surrounding states in the south-

central United States. Emphasis will be placed on researching the sustainability of the TRC by collaborating with

local business consultants and the KU Center for Technology Commercialization.

Grants and contracts awarded:

Principal

Investigator

Co-

Investigator

s Title of Grant Funding Source Direct Costs Years Status

Eve-Lynn

Nelson

Ryan

Spaulding

Kansas Telehealth Services for Pediatric Epilepsy

HRSA $721,500 Indirect Costs: $253,500

9/1/09 – 8/31/12

Funded

Eve-Lynn

Nelson

Ryan

Spaulding

Kansas Comprehensive Telehealth Services for Older Adults

HRSA $750,000 9/1/09-8/31/12

Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Linda

Redford

Home Telehealth Pilot Project

KDOA $100,000 7/1/09-10/-31/10

Funded

This project is designed to enhance access to epilepsy education and clinical services for health professionals

and patients throughout Kansas via telehealth technologies. Goals include improving early identification,

accurate diagnosis, appropriate referral mechanisms and better outcomes.

Joshua

Freeman, MD

Ryan

Spaulding

Grant #1 D54 HO10359-01 Infrastructure for Addressing Imbedded Health Disparities Project

HRSA $387,739 Indirect Costs: $31,019

9/1/08 – 8/31/11

Funded

The goal of the grant is to place medical students, residents, faculty and community leaders in novel

collaborative relationship. The project will improve the Research Division within the Department of Family

Medicine through construction of the IAIHD Program.

Christine Ryan Grant #1 R24 NIH/NCMHD (National Center

$600,000

5/23/08 – Funded


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Daley, PhD

Spaulding MD002773-01 on Minority Health and Health Disparities)

Indirect Costs: $282,000

1/31/2013

Using CBPR to Implement Smoking Cessation in an Urban American Indian Community. The purpose of this grant is to implement the culturally-tailored smoking cessation program, "All Nations Breath of Life," in the Kansas City Metroplex using the principles of community-based participatory research.

Ryan

Spaulding

Home Telehealth

Project – Cost-

Benefit and

Quality of Life,

Continuation of

Year 1

Kansas Department on Aging

$46,836 Indirect Costs: $17,329

July 2008 – June 2009

Funded

Kim Richter,

PhD

Ryan

Spaulding

Grant #R01-HL08764301-01A2 Telemedicine for Smoking Cessation in Rural Primary Care.

NIH/National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

$1,936,950 Indirect Costs: $910,000

2008-2011 Funded

A four-year randomized, controlled trial to examine the effectiveness of telemedicine-delivered smoking

cessation counseling versus telephone counseling in rural primary care practices.

Ryan

Spaulding

Rural Health Pilot

Program –

Development of a

Statewide

Network for

Health Care

Delivery

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

$3.79 million Indirect Costs: $0

2008 – 2010

Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Grant #4 H2A

TH07755-01-01

Telehealth Access and Cost-Benefit in Kansas

HRSA, Office for the Advancement of Telehealth


2009 – 2009

Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Home Telehealth

Project – Cost-

Benefit and

Quality of Life

Kansas Department on Aging


July 2007 – June 2008

Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Development and

Evaluation of a

Web-based Tool

Kan-ed (State of Kansas grant)

$87,000

Indirect

2005-2006 Funded


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for Chronically Ill

Children, Their

Peers and

Families

Costs: $0

David Cook,

PhD

Coordinator

of

Information

Technology

Grant

#1HP01396-01-00

Bioterrorism

Training and

Curriculum

Development

HRSA $3,172,870


September 2005 – December 2008

Funded

Gary

Doolittle, MD

Ryan

Spaulding

Grant # 1 H2A

TH01061

Sustainability and

Cost-Benefit

Evaluation of the

Kansas Telehealth

Network

HRSA $690,000


2003-2006 Funded

David Cook,

PhD

Coordinator

of

Information

Technology

Grant

#1HP01396-01-00

Bioterrorism

Training and

Curriculum

Development

HRSA $2,124,663


September 2003 – August 2005

Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Delivering Health

Education and

Training to

Kansas Students

in IDL Classrooms


$22,500

Indirect

Costs:

$2,500

2006 Funded

Eve-Lynn

Nelson, PhD

Ryan

Spaulding

Development of

an e-Health

Provider-Patient

Communication

Measure

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

$100,000

Indirect

Costs: $0

2003-2004 Funded

Ryan

Spaulding

Migration of

Televideo to the

H.323 Protocol for

Improved Patient

Access and

Reduced Cost


$10,000

Indirect

Costs: $0

2004 Funded

Gary Research Grant # H2A HRSA, Office for the

$954,000 2001-2003 Funded


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Doolittle, MD Assistant TM00303

Expansion of the

Kansas Telehealth

Network

Advancement of Telehealth

Indirect

Costs: $0

2. Scholarly Publications Full length, peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, journal, volume, and inclusive pages. List chronologically in a numbered list for each publication category.) Articles published: (Provide a PDF of each peer-reviewed article published within the last five years. Other articles may be provided at the applicant's discretion.)

Peer-Reviewed Papers Spaulding, R., Velasquez, S., Jianghua, He, & Alloway, G. (2012). Hospital and emergency department resource

usage: A cost analysis from a home telehealth project in Kansas. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare. Grady B., Myers K.M., Nelson E.L., Belz N., Bennett L., Carnahan L., Decker V.B., Holden D., Perry G., Rosenthal L.,

Rowe N., Spaulding R., Turvey C.L., White R., & Voyles D. (2011). Evidence-based practice for telemental

health. Telemed J E Health. 17(2):131-48.

Spaulding, R., Stevens, D., & Velasquez, S. (2011). Experience with telehealth for sleep monitoring and sleep

laboratory management. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 17(7), 346-349.

Spaulding, R., Cain, S., & Sonnenschein, K. (2011). Urban Telepsychiatry: Uncommon Service for a Common Need. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 20(1), 29-39.

Spaulding, R., Belz, N., DeLurgio, S., & Williams, A.R. (2010). Cost Savings of Telemedicine Utilization for Child Psychiatry in a Rural Kansas Community. Telemedicine and e-Health, 16(8), 1-6. Cohen, Z., Ferguson, S., Krupinski, E., Puskin, D., & Spaulding, R. J. (2010). Implementation and Evaluation of

Telehealth Tools and Technologies. Telemedicine and e-Health,16(1), 96-102.

Timmerberg, B.D., Wurst, J., Patterson, J., Spaulding, R.J., & Belz, N.E., (2009). Feasibility of using

videoconferencing to provide diabetes education: a pilot study. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare,

15(2), 95-97.

Spaulding, R. J., Davis, K. & Patterson, J. (2008). A comparison of telehealth and face-to-face presentation for

school professionals supporting students with chronic illness. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare,

14(4), 211-214.

Spaulding, R. J., Cook, D. J., & Doolittle, G. C. (2006). School-based Telemedicine in Kansas: Parent Perceptions of

Health and Economic Benefits (pp. 371-386). In J.N. Yfantopoulos, G.T. Papanikos & Z. Boutsioli (Eds.),

Health Care Issues: An International Perspective. Athens, Greece: Athens Institute for Education and

Research.

Nelson, E. L., & Spaulding, R. J. (2005). Adapting the Roter interaction and analysis system for telemedicine:

Lessons from four specialty clinics. Journal of Telemedicine & Telecare, 11 (Suppl. 1), 105-106.

Spaulding, R. J., Russo, T., Cook, D. J. & Doolittle, G. C. (2005). Diffusion theory and telemedicine adoption by

Kansas healthcare providers: critical factors in telemedicine adoption for improved patient access.

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 11(Suppl. 1), 107-109.

Doolittle, G. L., Williams, A. R., Spaulding, A., & Spaulding, R. J. (2004). A cost analysis of a tele-oncology practice

in the United States. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 10 (Suppl. 1), S1: 27-29.

Manuscripts in press: (Provide names of all authors, title, journal, and PDF of manuscript plus evidence of acceptance by journal)


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Manuscripts submitted but not yet accepted: (Provide names of all authors, title, journal, and PDF of

manuscript plus evidence of receipt of manuscript by journal.)

Invited or non-peer-reviewed articles or reviews: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, journal, volume, and pages. If in press, provide documentation and PDF or article/review if published within the last five years.) Books and book chapters: (Provide names of all authors, year, book title, chapter title, edition, publisher, and pages. If in press, provide documentation and PDF or book/book chapter if published the last five years.)

Doolittle, G. L. & Spaulding, R. J. (2006). Defining the needs of a telemedicine service (pp. 79-92). In R. Wootten,

J. Craig & V. Patterson (Eds). Introduction to Telemedicine. London: Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd.

Doolittle, G. L., Spaulding, A., & Spaulding, R. J. (2004). The financial side of a tele-oncology practice (pp. 171-

180). In P. Whitten & D. Cook (Eds). Understanding Health Communication Technologies. San Francisco:

Jossey-Bass.

Redford, L., & Spaulding, R. J. (2006) Transforming Rural Health Care: The Role of Technology. In R. T. Goins

and J. Krout (Eds.), Service Delivery to Rural Older Adults: Research, Policy and Practice. New York:

Springer Publishing Co.

Spaulding, R. J., Doolittle, G. C., & Swirczynski, D. L. (2004). School-based telehealth (pp. 267-313). In J. Tracy

(Ed.) A Guide to Getting Started in Telemedicine. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press.

Whitten, P., & Spaulding, R. J. (2004). Telemedicine for schoolchildren in Kansas (pp. 249-258). In R. Wootton

and J. Batch (Eds.). Telepediatrics: Telemedicine and Child Health. London: Royal Society of Medicine

Press, Ltd.

Published abstracts: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, where published, volume, and pages.)

Spaulding, R. J., Nelson, E. L., & Patch, G. (2010). Kansas School-based Telehealth Goals and Outcomes.

Telemedicine and e-Health Journal, 16 (Suppl 1), S-64.

Spaulding, R. J., Alloway, G., & Coffman, M. (2010). Cost-benefit of a Kansas Home Telehealth Pilot Project

Telemedicine and e-Health Journal, 16 (Suppl 1), S-32.

Spaulding, R. J., & Nelson, E. L. (2008). Cost considerations for telemental health services. Telemedicine Journal

and e-Health, 14(Suppl. 1), 30.

Spaulding, R. J., & Timmerberg, B. (2008). Effects of improved reimbursement on telehealth activity.

Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 14(Suppl. 1), 76.

Belz, N., & Spaulding, R. J., (2007). Challenges with translating Medicaid policy into practice. Telemedicine Journal

and e-Health,13(2), 181.

Davis, K., Nelson, E. L., Spaulding, R., & Cook, D. (2007). Educating educators: A telemental health resource for

training school professionals. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health,13(2), 203.

Davis, K., Spaulding, R., Cook, D. (2007). Linking public education and healthcare with a telehealth program.

Telemedicine Journal and e-Health,13(2), 200.

Peacock, G., Mayo, L., Reese, M., Rinner, L., Braun, M., Spaulding, R. (2007). Teleconsultation in Peru for children

and adults with developmental disabilities. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health,13(2), 198.


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Spaulding, R. J., Davis, K. G., & Cook, D. J. (2006). Evaluation of a telehealth intervention for chronically ill children,

their families and their teachers. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 12(2), 235.

Spaulding, R. J., Cook, D. J., Spaulding, A. O., Doolittle, G.C., & Swirczynski, D. L., Development of a Medicaid

reimbursement policy for telehealth in Kansas: Comprehensive overview and lessons learned.

Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 11(2), 199.

Nelson, E. L., & Spaulding, R. J. (2004). Adapting a patient-provider interaction coding system for interactive

televideo. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 10 (Suppl. 1), S-55.

Spaulding, R. J. (2004). Transforming tele-clinical information into pilot data: Research implementation.

Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 10 (Suppl. 1), S-73.

Swirczynski, D. L., Shaw, P. K., Archer, K., Spaulding, R. J., & Doolittle, G. C. (2004). Diagnostic accuracy of

pediatric urgent care in a school-based telehealth simulation. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 10

(Suppl. 1), S-66.

Doolittle, G. L., Cook, D. J., Spaulding, R. J., & Williams, A. R. (2003). Cost studies for teleoncology practices in

Kansas. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 9 (Suppl. 1), S-75.

Other scholarly publications Spaulding, R. J., Timmerberg, B., Hughes, D., & Lee, R. (2007). Legislative Impact Study for House Bill 2065:

Insurance Coverage for Telemedicine. Please see copy of HB 2065 in IIIC below. The Impact Study addressed standard legislative questions related to the economic and social impact of an insurance policy on Kansas residents and consumers.

3. Presentations and posters Oral paper presentations: (Provide names of all authors, title, sponsoring organization, extent of peer-review, and location and date of presentation.)

Scientific papers presented at national and international meetings:

(Presentations marked with an * were also published as abstracts in the conference proceedings.)

Hoffmeier, S., Reese, M., & Spaulding, R. Kansas Autism Diagnostic Team Training Model. Presentation at the

American Telemedicine Association 17th Annual International Meeting and Exposition, April 29 – May 1, San Jose,

CA.

*Doolittle, G., Spaulding, RJ, Marting, K., Krebill, H., & Cook, D. Midwest Cancer Alliance Clinical Trials, Education

and Research Across the Kansas Telemedicine Network. Presentation at the American Telemedicine

Association 16th Annual International Meeting and Exposition, May 1-3, Tampa, Florida.

*Spaulding, R.J., Warren, MB. Comparsion of In-person and Telehealth CE Delivery Methods for Rural Kansas

Health Professionals. Presentation at the American Telemedicine Association 16th Annual International

Meeting and Exposition, May 1-3, Tampa, Florida.

*Spaulding, R.J., He, J., & Alloway, G. Cost-benefit of Long-term Home Telehealth Monitoring in Kansas.

Presentation at the TeleMed & eHealth 2010: Evidence in action Annual Conference. December 13, 2010.

Royal Society of Medicine, London, UK.

Spaulding, R. J. Extending Kansas Telemedicine Applications in Africa. Invited video presentation at the 2010

Africa Telehealth Conference, October 23-25, 2010, Cairo, Egypt.

*Spaulding, R. J. TeleKidcare and Medicaid Success in Kansas. Panel Presentation at the American

Telemedicine Association Mid-Year Meeting, 4th Annual Pediatric Telehealth Colloquium, September

2009, Palm Springs, CA.


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Spaulding, R. J. Implementation and Evaluation of Telehealth Tools and Technologies. Presentation at the

National Institutes of Health, National Center for Research Resources, Future of Telehealth: Essential

Tools and Technologies for Clinical Research and Care, June 2009, Bethesda, MD.

Spaulding, R. J. Telehealth Program Evaluation. Presentation at the National Rural Health Association annual

conference, May 2009, Miami, FL.

Patch, G., Richter, K., Spaulding, R., Casey, G., & Cupertino, A. P. Group Tobacco Cessation Using Telemedicine Technology, Presentation at the 14th Annual American Telemedicine Association Meeting and Exposition, April 26-28, 2009 Las Vegas, NV.

Spaulding, R. J. School-Based Telehealth. Presentation at the Michigan Rural Health Conference, April 2009, Mt. Pleasant, MI.

Spaulding, R. J. Fast forward: Technology serving an aging population. Presentation at the Annual National

Association of Chief Information Officers, October 3, 2007, Tucson, AZ.

Spaulding, R. J., Selling your program: Critical use of data. Presentation at the 12th Annual OAT Grantee

Workshop, February 2007, Washington, DC.

*Belz, N., Speer, G., Spaulding, R. J. Innovative telemedicine applications: The interdisciplinary ALS clinics.

Presentation at the 13th Annual American Telemedicine Association International Meeting & Exposition,

April 6-8, 2008, Seattle, WA.

*Davis, K. T., Spaulding, R. J., & Cook, D. J. Teaching teachers: Closing the gap between healthcare and education.

Presentation at the 13th Annual American Telemedicine Association International Meeting & Exposition,

April 6-8, 2008, Seattle, WA.

*White, R., Grady, B., Cuyler, R. N., & Spaulding, R. J. Telemental health budgeting: Nuts and bolts for planning

and proposals. Panel presentation at the 13th Annual American Telemedicine Association International

Meeting & Exposition, April 6-8, 2008, Seattle, WA.

*Cook, D. J., Doolittle, G. C., & Spaulding, R. J., An analysis of the management of telehealth in eight Kansas

communities. Paper presented at the International Telehealth Conference: Innovation and Evaluation,

March 2004, Anchorage, Alaska.

*Davis, K. G., Spaulding, R. J., & Cook, D. J. (2006). Connected Kansas Kids: A telehealth intervention for

chronically ill students and school professionals. Presentation at the 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition

of the American Telemedicine Association, May 2006, San Diego, CA.

Doolittle, G.C., Cook, D. J., Spaulding, R.J., & Williams, A. R., Analyzing the costs of providing oncology care via

telemedicine in Kansas. Paper presented at Telehealth: The Time has Come, 9th Annual OAT Grantees’

Meeting, January 2004, Washington, D.C.

*Doolittle, G. G., Williams, A. R., Spaulding, A. O., Spaulding, R. J., Belz, N., & Wallio, S., Cost benefit analysis of the

Kansas teleoncology project. Paper presented at the 10th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American

Telemedicine Association, April 2005, Denver, Colorado.

*Nelson, E. L., Miller, E., & Spaulding, R. J. (2006). Validation of a patient-provider communication measure for

interactive televideo. Presentation at the 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American

Telemedicine Association, May 2006, San Diego, CA.

*Nelson, E. L., Liskow, B., & Spaulding, R. J. (2006). Psychiatry resident training program utilization of

telepsychiatry. Presentation at the 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Telemedicine

Association, May 2006, San Diego, CA.

*Nelson, E. L., Cain, S., Khanna, P., & Spaulding, R. J. (2006). Evaluation from a diagnostic efficacy trial of child

telepsychiatry. Presentation at the 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Telemedicine

Association, May 2006, San Diego, CA.


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*Spaulding, R. J. Swirczynski, D. L., Shaw, P., Archer, K., & Doolittle, G.C., Diagnostic accuracy of pediatric urgent

care in a school-based telehealth simulation. Presentation at the International Telehealth Conference:

Innovation and Evaluation, March 2004, Anchorage, Alaska.

*Spaulding, R. J., Russo, T., Cook, D., & Doolittle, G.C., Diffusion theory and telemedicine adoption by rural Kansas

providers: Predictors and implications for practice. Presentation at the International Telehealth

Conference: Innovation and Evaluation, March 2004, Anchorage, Alaska.

*Spaulding, R. J., Russo, T., Cook, D. J. & Doolittle, G. C., Diffusion theory and telemedicine adoption by Kansas

healthcare providers: critical factors in telemedicine adoption for improved patient access. Paper

presented at the annual Telemedicine and eHealth Conference, Royal Society of Medicine, London,

November 2004, London, England.

Scientific papers presented at local and regional meetings:

Spaulding, R. Leveraging Telehealth for Critical Access Hospital Success. Invited presentation at the Innotech

2011 Innovation Conference & Expo, Nov 3, 2011. Oklahoma City, OK. Spaulding, R. The Google Gigabit Network. Invited panel presentation at the Consumer Electronics Association

Industry Forum, October 23-26, 2011. San Diego, CA. Spaulding, R. Getting Ready for Healthcare Reform: EMR Selection. Invited presentation at the Getting Ready for

Healthcare Reform: Family Planning conference, December 8, 2011, Grand Island, NE.

Spaulding, R.J. Telemedicine, HIT and Future Broadband Implications. Invited presentation at the Kansas

Broadband Summitt, October 25, 2010, Wichita, KS.

Spaulding, R. J. HITECH in Kansas: The Stimulus Package and Kansas Healthcare. Invited keynote

presentation at the Kansas Health Information Management Systems Society (KSHIMSS) 2009 Spring

Conference, May 2009, Salina, KS.

Spaulding, R. J. Innovation on the Plains. Invited presentation at the Aging on the Plains conference,

September 2008, Wichita, KS.

Spaulding, R. J. EHR: Electronic Privacy in the Family Planning Setting. Presentation at the Iowa Family Planning

Update, September 2008, Des Moines, Iowa.

Spaulding, R. J. We’ve Selected an EHR System—Now What? Invited presentation at the Clinic Efficiency: Putting

it all Together conference of the HHS Office of Population Affairs, Region VII, May 2008, Kansas City,

Missouri.

Spaulding, R. J. TeleKidcare for addressing health disparities. Invited presentation at the 2nd Annual Achieving

Health Equity Conference, April 2007, Kansas City, MO.

Spaulding, R. J. Trends in Telehealth Technology and Connectivity. Invited presentation at the AT&T Healthcare Seminar , June 2007, Kansas City, MO.

Spaulding, R. J., Anchors aweigh: Leveraging telehealth for improved home health care. Invited presentation at

annual meeting of the Kansas Home Care Association, September 2006, Wichita, KS.

Spaulding, R. J., Kan-ed and Telemedicine: Invited presentation at the SBC Leadership Forum, August 2005,

Kansas City, MO.

Spaulding, R. J., & Cox, R. Telemedicine in Kansas: Leveraging technology for you and your patients. Invited

presentation at the Kansas Association of Osteopathic Medicine Annual Meeting: November 2005,

Overland Park, Kansas.

Spaulding, R. J. Using Telemedicine to Address Rural Health Disparities. Invited presentation at the Center for

Medicare & Medicaid Services, October 29, 2003, Kansas City, MO.

Spaulding, R. J., Telemedicine in Kansas: Health and economic implications. Telepower 2003: E-Vision Your

Future, October 2003, Salina, KS.


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Davis, K., Spaulding, R. J., Nelson, E. L., Cook, D. J., & Gardner, H., Keeping chronically ill students in Kansas linked

with their schools via telehealth technology. Presentation at the Kansas Technology Leadership

Conference 2003, December 2003, Topeka, Kansas.

McGrath, A. M., Sullivan, D., Spaulding, R. J., Swirczynski, D., Vuong, N., Fleming, T., School-based obesity

education: Using videoconferencing to improve the health habits of overweight children in Kansas.

Presentation at the Kansas Technology Leadership Conference 2003, December 2003, Topeka, Kansas.

Spaulding, R. J. The Google Gigabit Network. Invited panel presentation at the Consumer Electronics Association

Industry Forum 2011, October 25, 2011. San Diego, CA.

Spaulding, R. J. Leveraging Telemedicine to Expand Services. Invited presenter for Midwest Cancer Alliance

(MCA) 3rd Annual Members hip Meeting, October 28, 2011, Kansas City, KS.

Spaulding, R. J. Leveraging Telemedicine for Critical Access Hospital Success. Presentation at the 6th Annual

Innotech Business and Technology Conference and Expo, November 3, 2011, Oklahoma City, OK.

Poster presentations: (Provide names of all authors, title, sponsoring organization, extent of peer-review and location and date of presentation.)

Poster presentations at national and international meetings:

Spaulding, R., Cook, D., Ast, C., & Kimminau, K. Institutional Strategies for Statewide Advancement of Telehealth in Kansas. Poster presentation at the American Telemedicine Association 17th Annual International Meeting and Exposition, April 29 – May 1, San Jose, CA.

Spaulding, R., Richter, K., Lambart, L, Hunt, J., & Niaman, N. Smoking Cessation Adherence in a Randomized Kansas Telehealth Study. Poster presentation at the American Telemedicine Association 17th Annual International Meeting and Exposition, April 29 – May 1, San Jose, CA.

Cain, S., Nelson, E. , & Spaulding, R. Psychopharmacology via telepsychiatry to an urban daycare. Poster presentation at the European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Helsinki, June 2011.

Spaulding, R.J., Spaulding, A., & Pestano, K. School nurse perceptions of evolving school-based telemedicine in

Kansas. Poster at the American Telemedicine Association 16th Annual International Meeting and

Exposition, May 1-3, Tampa, Florida

Casey, G., Lambart, L., Hunt, J., Spaulding, R. J., Cupertino, P., Richter, K. Latino and non-Latino comfort with

technology among rural Kansas smokers enrolled in a Telemedicine vs. Quitline study. Poster at the

Society of Behavioral Medicine / SBM 2010 annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, April 7-10, 2010,

Seattle, WA

*Davis, K. T., Spaulding, R. J., & Cook, D. J. Connecting high school science students with medical student mentors.

Poster at the 13th Annual American Telemedicine Association International Meeting & Exposition, April 6-

8, 2008, Seattle, WA.

*Spaulding, A. O., Doolittle, G. C., Spaulding, R. J. Measuring quality of life in oncology patients in rural Kansas.

Poster at the 13th Annual American Telemedicine Association International Meeting & Exposition, April 6-

8, 2008, Seattle, WA

Richter, K., Cupertion, P., Ellerbeck, E., Spaulding, R.J., & Cox, L. Rationale and design of a telemedicine-delivered

smoking cessation intervention for rural smokers. Poster presented at the annual MedNet 11th World

Congress on Internet in Medicine conference, October 14-19, 2006, Toronto, Canada

*Spaulding, R. J., Doolittle, G. C., Cook, D. J., & Wallio, S. Patient perceptions of telemedicine: A multiple specialty

longitudinal evaluation. Poster presented at the 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American

Telemedicine Association, May 2006, San Diego, CA.

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Poster presentations at local and regional meetings:

Invited seminars at other universities: (Provide title, sponsoring organization or institution, and date of

presentation.)

Spaulding, R.J. Invited video presentation to Yerevan State Medical University, Telemedicine in Rural Areas: The

Kansas Experience. March 17, 2010, Yerevan, Armenia.

Spaulding, R. J. Telemedicine in diabetes care delivery: Bringing diabetes experts to rural/underserved areas and

developing countries. Invited presentation at the Global Diabetes Summit, Ohio State University,

December 1, 2007, Columbus, OH.

Spaulding, R. J. Communication and Cultural Competency in Telehealth Practice. Invited presentation at the

Communication and Social Action conference, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan,

March 25, 2010.

4. Other evidence of scholarship

(includes clinical guidelines, policy documents, contributions to significant position statements by professional organizations, and development of national examinations) Invited as one of only 50 participants in the Kansas City metro area to meet with U.S. Department of Health and

Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt on February 20, 2008 in his “Connecting to Better Healthcare” meeting.

This meeting was about Kansas City’s role as a pilot participant in a national HIT and electronic records adoption

project.

Invited as a Senior Staff Member to attend and evaluate the World Healthcare Innovation and Technology

Congress conference in Washington D.C., November 1-3, 2006. Provided feedback to the planning committee for

the 2007 Congress.

Invited to participate as a grant project consultant by Lise Youngblade, PhD, Associate Director of the Institute of

Child Health Policy and Associate Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and of Epidemiology and Health Policy

Research, University of Florida. I provided expertise related to Medicaid reimbursement for telemedicine that

was used in strategic planning for the state of Florida to implement a telehealth program for children.

Interviewed for and quoted in various radio and print media as a national expert on telehealth operations and

policy including ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals, ADVANCE for Imaging and Oncology

Administrators, Hospitals & Health Networks, The Kansas City Star, Kansas Health Institute, Laboratory Economics,

Lawrence Journal World, Managed Healthcare Executive, ModRN, National Public Radio (NPR), NurseZone.com,

Oncology News International, the Rural Monitor and other publications.

As a telehealth expert, I have conducted numerous telemedicine demonstrations and tours for state, national and

international visitors. A few examples are listed below.

1. Telemedicine demonstration and discussion for U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis and staff, July 21, 2009.

2. Telemedicine tour, demonstration and research discussion for Brian Whitacre, PhD, Assistant Professor,

Agricultural Economics, Oklahoma State University on August 7, 2008.


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3. Telemedicine demonstration and discussion for Kansas Senator Candidate Jim Slattery on July 30, 2008.

4. Telemedicine tour, demonstration and operational discussion for Maria Lourdes K. Otayza, MD, MHA, Chief

of Hospital III, of the Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital & Medical Center, Phillipines, on June 10, 2008.

5. Telemedicine demonstration and reimbursement discussion for Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandra

Praeger and the Telemedicine Task Force on June 6, 2008.

6. Telemedicine demonstration and discussion for Kansas Congressman Dennis Moore on December 14, 2006.

7. Telemedicine demonstration and discussion for Congresswoman elect Nancy Boyda on December 14, 2006.

8. Telemedicine demonstration and discussion for Representative Tom Sloan on October 30, 2006.

9. Telemedicine demonstration and reimbursement discussion for Congressman Jerry Moran on August 8,

2007.

10. Telemedicine tour, demonstration and discussion with Sarah Leonard, Research Fellow and Forensic

Nurse, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, United

Kingdom, April 2004.

Administrator of congressional earmark funding from Kansas Congressman Jerry Moran in October 2008. Funding

is in the amount of $287,000 and is for the “Provision of Cancer-Related Health Services and Education from

Kansas University Medical Center to Rural Outreach Sites.” We will be conducting site assessments of six sites in

Kansas to determine their equipment and support needs, then providing resources to fulfill those needs. Once

fulfilled, tele-onocology consultations, second opinions and tumor board discussions will be provided to the

communities.

Administrator of $40,000 endowment gift from the Northwest Kansas Area Medical Foundation in Goodland,

Kansas. The gift was provided to improve operations and research of the tele-oncology service between KU and

the Goodland Regional Hospital.

Attended the HHS/HRSA/Office for the Advancement of Telehealth 12th annual grantee meeting in Crystal City,

Virginia, February 5-7, 2007.

Attended the HHS/HRSA/Office for the Advancement of Telehealth annual grantee meeting, Telehealth: Keeping

the Flame Alive, in Crystal City, Virginia, January 31-February 2, 2005.

Attended “Clinical Trials Education Program: Clinical Study Development Process-Course 1,” Kansas University

Medical Center, Fall 2004.

Attended the Kan-ed User Advisory Council annual planning retreat in Manhattan, Kansas July 13-14, 2004.

Attended “Informed Consent Requirements: What Researchers Can and Can’t Do in Reusing Research Data,”

Kansas University Medical Center, Summer 2004

Attended the HHS/HRSA/Office for the Advancement of Telehealth annual grantee meeting, Telehealth: The Time

Has Come, in Bethesda, Maryland January 11-14, 2004.

Attended the Research Administration and Compliance educational session entitled “Proposal Preparation,”

Kansas University Medical Center, Winter 2003.

Attended the Health e-Technologies Initiative, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, grantee meeting in San

Francisco, CA, September 30 – October 1, 2003.

Attended Research Orientation training, Kansas University Medical Center, Fall 2003.


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Attended the 2nd Annual Telehealth Leadership Conference June 2-4, 2003 in Washington, DC.

Attended the HHS/HRSA/Office for the Advancement of Telehealth annual grantee meeting in Bethesda, MD,

January 12-15, 2003.

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