Advancement Network of Telehealth (OAT) Utilizing Telemedicine Prime Health Cook, to Provide Healthy Foundation $98,400 Pam Shaw Steps Services (PHF) Developing an Economically Ewing Marion Cook Sustaining Model for Kauffman $222,740 2001 School-Based Foundation Telemedicine US Department TelehospiceSM: A of Commerce, Gary Doolittle, David Cook, State Proposal to Technology $212,000 Pam Whitten Evaluator Improve End-of-Life Opportunities Care Program (TOP) Utilizing Telemedicine Wyandotte David Cook, Technology to Access Health Gary Doolittle $26,915 Evaluator Underserved Children Foundation 2000 in the School-Setting (WHF) Tele-KidCareTM: US Department Cook, Gary Doolittle Bringing Health Care of Commerce, $225,000 Evaluator into Schools TOP An Assessment of Intercultural Effects on Butler David Cook $15,000 1998 Management Practices (Shanghai) Inc. in Shanghai, China Mentoring on Grants and Research A major priority for my work at KUMC focused on building the research capacity in departments and with faculty and staff under my responsibility. In the majority of circumstances, prior to my involvement, research was limited with these faculty and/or in these departments. To exemplify progress made in these areas, I’ve provided the table below to illustrate grant funding garnered by faculty and administrators (identified by an asterisk*) I have formally mentored to enhance their scholarship and professional development. Total Principal Funding Investigators Title of Grant Direct Investigator Source Costs Eve-Lynn Mary Beth Comprehensive DHHS, $675,000 2011-2014 Nelson* Warren* Telemedicine Services Substance to Expand and Enhance Abuse and Substance Mental Health Treatment for Rural Services College Students Administration (SAMHSA) Ryan Spaulding Heartland Telehealth HRSA $980,000 2010-2013 Resource Center Eve-Lynn Psycho-educational University of Nicole Klaus $100,000 2010-2011 Nelson*, Psychotherapy by Kansas School
State Network Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) Cook, Pam Shaw Utilizing Telemedicine to Provide Healthy Steps Services Prime Health Foundation (PHF) $98,400 Cook Developing an Economically Sustaining Model for School-Based Telemedicine Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation $222,740 Gary Doolittle, Pam Whitten David Cook, Evaluator TelehospiceSM: A Proposal to Improve End-of-Life Care US Department of Commerce, Technology Opportunities Program (TOP) $212,000 Gary Doolittle David Cook, Evaluator Utilizing Telemedicine Technology to Access Underserved Children in the School-Setting Wyandotte Health Foundation (WHF) $26,915 Gary Doolittle Cook, Evaluator Tele-KidCareTM: Bringing Health Care into Schools US Department of Commerce, TOP $225,000 David Cook An Assessment of Intercultural Effects on Management Practices in Shanghai, China Butler (Shanghai) Inc. $15,000 1998 Mentoring on Grants and Research A major priority for my work at KUMC focused on building the research capacity in departments and with faculty and staff under my responsibility. In the majority of circumstances, prior to my involvement, research was limited with these faculty and/or in these departments. To exemplify progress made in these areas, I’ve provided the table below to illustrate grant funding garnered by faculty and administrators (identified by an asterisk*) I have formally mentored to enhance their scholarship and professional development. Principal Investigator Investigators Title of Grant Funding Source Total Direct Costs Eve-Lynn Nelson* Mary Beth Warren* Comprehensive Telemedicine Services to Expand and Enhance Substance Treatment for Rural College Students DHHS, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) $675,000 2011-2014 Ryan Spaulding Heartland Telehealth Resource Center HRSA $980,000 2010-2013 Nicole Klaus Eve-Lynn Nelson*, Psycho-educational Psychotherapy by University of Kansas School $100,000 2010-2011 2001 2000
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