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Curriculum Vitae

Name: Grace B. Campbell

Business Address: School of Nursing E-Mail Address: [email protected]

University of Pittsburgh

440 Victoria Building

3500 Victoria Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Business Phone: 412-383-8754

Education and Training

Undergraduate

1990-1994 School of Nursing BSN


Pittsburgh, PA

1979-1983 Allegheny College BA

Meadville, PA Major: Psychology

Minor: Religious Studies

Graduate

2007-2013 School of Nursing PhD


Pittsburgh, PA

Dissertation focus: Fall prediction

during inpatient stroke rehabilitation

1982-1985 School of Social Work MSW

University of Pittsburgh Major: Administration

Pittsburgh, PA Certification: Gerontological

Social Work

Appointments and Positions

Academic

mailto:[email protected]

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2015-Present University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing Assistant Professor

Department of Acute/Tertiary Care

2013-2015 “Interdisciplinary Training for Nurse Postdoctoral Scholar

Scientists in Cancer Survivorship

Research”

(Bender C, PI); NINR T32-NR011972;

University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing

2013 First Person Vision for Objective Nurse Interventionist

Evaluation of Caregiving Quality”

(Matthews, J; PT); NINR R21-NR013450;

University Center

For Social and Urban Research


Pittsburgh, PA

2012-2013 “First Person Vision for Objective Graduate Student Researcher

Evaluation of Caregiving Quality”

(Matthews, J; PT); NINR R21-NR013450;

University Center

For Social and Urban Research


Pittsburgh, PA

2007-2009 “Symptom Management, Patient- Graduate Student Researcher

Caregiver Communication, and Outcomes

in ICU”

(Happ, M; PI); NINR K24-NR010244;


Pittsburgh, PA

Non-Academic

2010-2012 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Nurse Educator, Per Diem

Institute for Rehabilitation and

Research at UPMC Mercy Hospital

Pittsburgh, PA

2006-2012 CARF International Medical Rehabilitation

Tucson, AZ Program Surveyor

2005-2010 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Nurse

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The Institute for Rehabilitation and Clinician

Research at South Side Hospital/

UPMC Mercy Hospital

Pittsburgh, PA

1998-2005 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Unit Director

Rehabilitation Hospital

Orthopedic and Neurologic Units

Pittsburgh, PA

1994-1998 Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Clinical Nurse Team Leader;

Rehabilitation Unit Staff Nurse

Pittsburgh, PA

1993-1994 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Nurse Intern

Trauma/General Surgery Unit

Pittsburgh, PA

1991-1993 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Nursing Assistant

General Medicine Unit

Pittsburgh, PA

1990-1991 Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Social Worker

Skilled Nursing Unit

Pittsburgh, PA

1988-1990 Valencia Woods Nursing Center Director of Social Work

Valencia, PA & Admissions

1986-1988 Ladies GAR Home Director of Social Work &

Pittsburgh, PA Admissions

1984-1986 Riverview Community Action Corporation Director’s Assistant and

Oakmont, PA Outreach Coordinator

Licensure and Certification

2017-Present Commission on Nurse Certification Clinical Nurse Leader

2001-Present Rehabilitation Nursing Certification Certified Rehabilitation

Board Registered Nurse

#00019468

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2005-2009 Brain Injury Association of America Certified Brain Injury

#1219 Specialist

1994-Present Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Registered Nurse

#RN-500197-L

1989-1995 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Licensed Social Worker

# SW-004336-E (currently inactive)

Membership in Professional and Scientific Societies

2018-Present American Society of Clinical Oncology, Member

2013-Present Cancer Networking Group (American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine)

2013-Present Oncology Nursing Society, Member

2010-Present American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Member

2010-Present Stroke International Special Interest Group (American Congress of Rehabilitation

Medicine)

2008-Present Eastern Nursing Research Society, Member

2007-Present Claude D. Pepper Older Americans’ Independence Center Junior Scholars Work

Group, University of Pittsburgh, Member

2007-Present Gerontological Research Interest Group, University of Pittsburgh School of

Nursing, Member

2007-2010 Gerontological Society of America, Member

2007-2009 Interdisciplinary Symptom Management Forum, University of Pittsburgh School

of Nursing, Member

1997-Present Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (National), Member, #00019468

1997-Present Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, SW PA Chapter, Member

1994-Present Sigma Theta Tau International, Member (Eta Chapter)

Honors and Awards

2017 UPMC Hillman Cancer Institute Junior Scholar Award—Population Sciences

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2016 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses President’s Award

Given in recognition of outstanding service to Rehabilitation Nursing

2015-2017 Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation Research Fellow Award

2014 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Best Scientific Poster award, 40th Annual

Education Conference

2014 University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, 2nd place, poster competition,

Population Sciences division, UPCI Research Retreat

2011 Cameos of Caring Scholarship


2010-2011 Jonas Salk Healthcare Fellow

Jewish Healthcare Foundation/University of Pittsburgh Center for Bioethics and

Health Law

2000 First Place, 10th Annual Rehabilitation Nursing Writers’ Contest

Association of Rehabilitation Nursing

1994 Keeper of the Light Award


1993-Present Sigma Theta Tau Honorary Nursing Society, Eta Chapter


1992-1994 University Scholar


1983 Phi Beta Kappa, Eta Chapter

Allegheny College

Publications

Refereed Articles * = Data Based # = Senior Author

1. Mauk K, Almauhy D, Barks L, Black T, Camicia M, Campbell GB, Dzurec LC, Green T, Neal-

Boylan L, Pierce LL. Nurse Author: Who, Me? Yes, You! (Under review).

2. *Hay C, Campbell G, Carter J, Donovan HS, Hartnett E, Roberge M, Zuchelkowski B, Taylor

S. (in press). Sexual Health as Part of Gynecologic Cancer Care: What Do Patients Want?

International Journal of Gynecologic Oncology.

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3. *Hay CM, Donovan HS, Taylor SE, Campbell GB, Wang L, Courtney-Brooks M. (under

review). Chemotherapy in elderly gynecologic oncology patients: Can a phenotypic frailty score

predict tolerance?

4. *Kringle E, Campbell G, McCue M, Barone Gibbs B, Terhorst L, Skidmore E. (under review).

Development of a Sedentary Behavior Intervention for Stroke: A Descriptive Case Series.

5. *Hand L, Belcher S, Campbell G, Lee YJ, Liaszo C, Roberge M, Sparacio D, Thomas TH,

Donovan HS. (under review). Using Social Media to Identify the Needs of and Supports for

Caregivers of Women with Gynecologic Cancer.

6. Campbell GB, Thomas TH, Hand L, Lee YJ, Taylor SE, Donovan HS. (in press). Caring for

Survivors of Gynecologic Cancer: Assessment and Management of Long-term and Late Effects.

Seminars in Oncology Nursing.

7. *#Campbell GB, Wolfe RA, Klem ML. (2018). Risk factors for falls in adult cancer survivors:

An integrative review. Rehabilitation Nursing Journal. 43(4), 201-213.

8. Campbell G, Skubic M. (2018). New Frontiers in Functional Assessment for Cancer Survivors:

Sensor-Based Assessment of Neuropathy-Related Balance and Gait Impairment. Clinical

Journal of Oncology Nursing. 22(3), 316-325. doi: 10.1188/18.CJON.316-325

9. *Gilbertson-White S, Campbell G, Ward S, Sherwood P, Donovan H. (2017). Coping with Pain

Severity, Distress, and Consequences in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Cancer Nursing. 40(2),

117-123. PMID: 27088608. PMCID: PMC5065731.

10. *Campbell G, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Houze M, Donovan H. (2016). Cancer and

treatment-related symptoms are associated with mobility disability in women with ovarian

cancer: A cross-sectional analysis. Gynecologic Oncology. September 18.

doi:10.1016/j.ygyno.2016.09.013. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed NIHMS:817866. PMCID:

PMC5116395.

11. Stout NL, Silver JK, Raj VS, Rowland J, Gerber L, Cheville A, Ness K, Radomski M, Nitkin R,

Stubblefield M, Morris GS, Acevedo A, Brandon Z, Braveman B, Cunningham S, Gilchrist L,

Jones L, Padgett L, Wolf T, Winters-Stone K, Campbell G, Hendricks J, Perkins K, Leighton

Chan L. (2016). Towards a National Initiative in Cancer Rehabilitation: Recommendations from

a Subject Matter Expert Group. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. May 27. pii:

S0003-9993(16)30182-4. doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2016.05.002. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed

PMID: 27237580.

12. *Donovan HS, Hagan TL, Campbell GB, Rosenblum L, Boisen MM, Edwards RP, Bovbjerg

DH, Horn CC. (2016). Nausea as a sentinel symptom for broader side-effects on the gut-brain

axis among women receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy for recurrent ovarian cancer: An

exploratory analysis. Supportive Care in Cancer. January 8 [epub ahead of print]. PMID:

26746209. PMCID: PMC4846512.

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13. *Matthews JT, Campbell GB, Hunsaker AE, Klinger J, Mecca LP, Hu L, Hostein S, & Lingler

JH. (2015). Wearable technology to garner the perspective of dementia family caregivers.

Journal of Gerontological Nursing. Oct 19:1-7. doi: 10.3928/00989134-20151008-65. [Epub

ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 26468655. PMCID: PMC4814293

14. *Matthews JT, Lingler JH, Campbell GB, Hunsaker AE, Hu L, Pires BR, Hebert M, Schulz R.

(2015). Usability of a Wearable Camera System for Dementia Family Caregivers. Journal of

Healthcare Engineering, 6(2), 213-38.

15. Campbell GB, Skidmore ER, Whyte EM, Matthews JT. (2015). Overcoming practical

challenges to conducting clinical research in the inpatient stroke rehabilitation setting. Topics in

Stroke Rehabilitation, 22(5), 3860394. doi: 10.1179/1074935714Z.0000000045. PMID:

25775955. PMCID: PMC4573785.

16. *Smith EL, Campbell G, Tofthagen C, Kottschade L, Collins ML, Wharton C, Ghosh B, Ronis

DL, Mallory GA, Visovsky C. (2014). Nursing Knowledge, Practice Patterns, and Learning

Preferences Regarding Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN): Results of an

Oncology Nursing Society Foundation electronic survey. Oncology Nursing Forum, 41(6), 669-

679. doi: 10.1188/14.ONF.669-679. PMID: 25355022. PMCID: Not applicable.

17. *#Breisinger TP, Skidmore ER, Niyonkuru C, Terhorst L, Campbell GB. (2014). The Stroke

Assessment of Fall Risk (SAFR): Predictive validity in inpatient stroke rehabilitation. Clinical

Rehabilitation. May 21. pii: 0269215514534276. [Epub ahead of print] NIHMS 599138, PMID:

24849795, PMCID: PMC4229409.

18. *Campbell GB, Whyte EM, Sereika SM, Dew MA, Reynolds CF III, Butters MA. (2014).

Reliability and validity of the Executive Interview (EXIT) and the Quick EXIT among

community dwelling older adults. American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 22(12), 1444-1451.

doi: 10.1016/j.jagp.2013.08.009. PMID: 24119860. PMCID: PMC3980173.

19. *Tate JA, Sereika S, Devirgilio D, Nilsen M, Demerci J, Campbell G, Happ MB. (2013).

Symptom communication during critical illness: The impact of age, delirium, and delirium

presentation. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 39(8):28-38. doi: 10.3928/00989134-

20130530-03. PMID: 23755732, PMCID: PMC4006194.

20. Plummer P, Eskes G, Wallace S, Fraas M, Guiffrida C, Campbell G, Clifton K, Skidmore ER.

(2013). Examining cognitive-motor interference during functional mobility after stroke: State of

the science and implications for research. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,

94(12), 2565-2574. PMID: 23973751, PMCID: PMC3842379.

21. Campbell GB & Matthews JT. (2010). An integrative review of factors associated with falls

during post-stroke rehabilitation. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 42(4), 404-413. NIHMS:

NIHMS539493. PMCID: PMC4465217.

22. Campbell GB & Happ MB. (2010). Symptom identification in the chronically critically ill.

AACN Advanced Critical Care, 21(1), 64-79. NIHMS173081, PMID: NCI200082

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23. Campbell GB, Breisinger TP, & Meyers L. (2006). Stroke unit fall prevention: An

interdisciplinary, data-driven approach. Rehabilitation Nursing, 31(1), 3-4, 9.

24. Campbell G. (2001). Meeting the needs of the medically complicated rehabilitation patient: A

unit-based case study. Rehabilitation Nursing, 26(1), 6-7. PMID: 16422037.

Published Abstracts

1. *Campbell G, Hagan T, Bovbjerg DH, Donovan H. (2017). Intensive Daily Monitoring to

Identify Onset and Persistence of Peripheral Neuropathy Following Initiation of Neurotoxic

Chemotherapy for Women Newly Diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer. Conference Proceedings:

Addressing Critical Questions in Ovarian Cancer Research and Treatment. American

Association of Cancer Research.

2. * Bovbjerg DH, Gold MS, Horn CC, Campbell G, Sereika S, Donovan H. (2016). Ovarian

cancer survivors with symptoms of peripheral neuropathy also have higher levels of symptoms

consistent with vagal neuropathy. Psychosomatic Medicine, 78(3), A36-A37.

3. * Donovan H, Horn C, Sereika S, Hagan T, Campbell GB, Bovbjerg DH. (2016). Associations

Between Peripheral Neuropathy and Nausea/Vomiting in Survivors of Ovarian Cancer: Evidence

of Persistent Vagal Neuropathies? Journal of Clinical Oncology, 34(3_Suppl), 165.

4. *Campbell G, Hagan T, Donovan H. (2015). Prevalence and Predictors of Symptom-Related

Disability in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,

96(10), e43.

5. *Belcher S, Arida J, Campbell G, Hagan T, Skrovanek E, Donovan HS. (2015). Exploring

Well-being, Social Support, and Financial Vulnerability in Women with Recurrent Ovarian

Cancer who Report More Than One Primary Cancer Diagnosis Within the Past 3 Years. Nursing

Research, 64(2), E68:doi:10.1097/NNR.000000000000089.

6. *Skrovanek E, Hagan T, Campbell G, Belcher S, Arida J, Ackison G, Donovan H. (2015).

Influence of Causal Attributions on Cancer-Related Distress. Nursing Research, 64(2), E126-

E127.

7. *Campbell GB, Whyte EM, Sereika SM, Dew MA, Reynolds CF III, Butters MA. (2012).

Reliability and validity of the Executive Interview (EXIT) among older adults with history of

depression. American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 20(3), S73-74.

8. *Breisinger TP & Campbell GB. (2011). Development and testing of the Stroke Assessment of

Fall Risk (SAFR): A pilot study. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 92(10),

1696.

Other Publications (Non-Peer Reviewed)

1. Donovan HS, Campbell GB. (2018). Persistent chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy:

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Are dose reductions and drug modifications our only options? Lead Editorial, Gynecologic

Oncology (June 2018).

2. Campbell GB, Reigle BS. (2018). Cancer Rehabilitation: Read, Reflect, Act. Editorial,

Rehabilitation Nursing Journal Focused Issue on Cancer Rehabilitation, 43(4), 183-185.

3. Reigle BS, Campbell GB, Murphy KB. (2017). Cancer Rehabilitation and the Role of the

Rehabilitation Nurse A White Paper by the Association of Rehabilitation Nurses.

http://www.rehabnurse.org/uploads/files/healthpolicy/FINAL_CANCER_REHAB_POSITION_

PAPER.pdf

4. Campbell GB. (2017). Taking steps to prevent falls. Coping with Cancer Magazine.

September/October, 26-27.

Research

Principal Investigator

“Sensor-Based Assessment to Detect Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy-Related

Balance/Gait Impairments”


Center for Research & Evaluation Pilot Grant Program

2018-2019

Award: $15,000

“Sensor-Based Assessment: Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy-Related Balance/Gait

Impairments”

Oncology Nursing Foundation

Research Grant

2018-2020

Award: $25,000

“Quantifying the Functional Impact of Neurotoxic Chemotherapy: Automated Gait Assessment.”

Oncology Nursing Foundation

Career Development Award

2015-2016

Award: $20,000

“A Pilot Study of Falls and Near Falls In Women with Ovarian Cancer Receiving Neurotoxic

Chemotherapy.”

Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation

Research Fellow Award

2015-2017

Award: $21,364

“Long Term Follow Up for Persistent Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy.”

http://www.rehabnurse.org/uploads/files/healthpolicy/FINAL_CANCER_REHAB_POSITION_PAPER.pdf

http://www.rehabnurse.org/uploads/files/healthpolicy/FINAL_CANCER_REHAB_POSITION_PAPER.pdf

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Ruth Perkins Kuehn Award

2014-2018

Award: $18,530

“A Biobehavioral Analysis of Symptoms and Adherence to IP Chemotherapy for Ovarian Cancer.”


Research HUB Grants Program

2014-2015

Sub-award: $3,800

“Post-Stroke Cognition as a Fall Predictor During Inpatient Rehabilitation.”

University of Pittsburgh Claude D. Pepper Older Americans’ Independence Center

Pilot Grants Program

2010-2011

$9,320

Co-Investigator/Faculty Mentor

“Long Term Psychosocial Support Needs of Women at High Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer”

PI: Carolyn O’Donnell, Student Nurse

University of Pittsburgh Honors College Research Scholarship

2017-2018

$1,148

“Post-therapy Visceral and Somatic Neuropathy: Translational Study of Mechanisms.”

Co-PIs: Bovbjerg DH, Donovan H, Horn C.

National Cancer Institute

“Provocative Questions” initiative

2016

Not funded

Consultant

“The Effect of a Standardized Bowel Management Program on Functional Independence.”

PI: Kelley B.

UPMC Rehabilitation Institute

Clinician Pilot Grant Program

2011-2012

$8,700

“Sensitivity and Specificity of the Stroke Assessment of Fall Risk (SAFR).”

PI: Breisinger T.

UPMC Institute for Rehabilitation and Research

Clinician Pilot Grant Program

2010-2011

$5,000

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Other Scholarly Activities

Educational or Training Grants


PI: Campbell, G.

National Institute of Nursing Research, Grant #1 F31 NR011561-01

Kirchstein National Research Service Award

2010-2013

$153,890


John A. Hartford Foundation

Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity Predoctoral Scholarship

2008-2010

$89,000

“Training clinical teams to establish web-based patient education resources for underserved

populations.”

PI: Lyons KL.

eHealth Promotion Training Institute

Center for Collaborative Research, Jefferson College of Health Profession, Thomas Jefferson University

Awarded to UPMC Spinal Cord Injury Clinical Team; Grace Campbell, Team Leader

2006

$2,150

Manuscript Reviewer

2015-Present Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation

2014-Present Disability and Rehabilitation

2012-Present Journal of Clinical Nursing

Editorial Boards

2013-2018 Rehabilitation Nursing Journal

Unpublished Presentations

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Local

Refereed

1. Toweh S, Zagari J, Campbell G, Hoffman R. (August 2018). Hourly Rounds: A Best Practice

Approach to Improve Patient Outcomes. Poster presentation, Southwest Pennsylvania

Organizations of Nurse Leaders Annual Conference: Building a Foundation for Resilience,

Farmington, PA.

2. Campbell G, Bovbjerg DH, Courtney-Brooks M, Ackison G, Donovan H. (June 2016). Self-

Reported Neurotoxicity During Chemotherapy for Gynecologic Cancers: Interim Longitudinal

Results. Poster presentation, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Annual Scientific Retreat,

Greensburg, PA.

3. Donovan H, Campbell G, Belcher S, Ferguson R, Jones R, Low C, Manculich J, Posluszny D,

Schmidt J, Skrovanek, E, Bovbjerg DH. (June 2016). Prevalence of somatic peripheral

neuropathy in survivors of a wide range of cancers: results from the 2010 LIVESTRONG

survey. Poster presentation, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Annual Scientific Retreat,

Greensburg, PA.

4. Swisher M, Talacka A, Arida J, Belcher S, Campbell G, Hagan T, Hausmann E, Hileman A,

Horn C, Kramer R, Savarese A, Donovan HS. (March 2016). The Level of Education and

Depressive Symptoms are Associated with Fatigue Self-Management in Women with Recurrent

Ovarian Cancer. Poster presentation, Sigma Theta Tau International, Eta Chapter Scholars’

Night, Pittsburgh, PA.

5. Campbell GB, Belcher SM, Ackison G, Courtney-Brooks M, Bovbjerg DH, Donovan H.

(November 2015). Feasibility of an Intensive Symptom Monitoring Study in Women with

Gynecologic Cancer. Poster presentation, Women’s Cancer Research Center/Magee Women’s

Research Institute Annual Scientific Retreat, Farmington, PA.

6. Campbell GB, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Donovan H. (June 2014). Numbness, Tingling,

and Symptom-Related Interference with Function in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Poster

presentation, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Annual Scientific Retreat, Greensburg,

PA.

7. Campbell GB, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Donovan H. (June 2014). Predictors of Symptom-

Related Mobility Disability in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Poster presentation, University of

Pittsburgh Cancer Institute Annual Scientific Retreat, Greensburg, PA. Second prize winner,

Population Sciences Division.

8. Hu L, Lingler J, Klinger J, Mecca L, Campbell G, Hunsaker A, Hostein S, Pires B, Hebert M,

Schulz R, Matthews J. (April 2014). Initial formative evaluation of a novel wearable camera

system used at home by dementia family caregivers: A pilot study. Poster presentation, UPMC

Aging Institute, “Aging Research Day,” Pittsburgh, PA.

9. Campbell GB, Matthews JT. (June 2010). Challenges of Conducting Research in the Inpatient

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Stroke Rehabilitation Setting. Poster presentation, UPMC Rehabilitation Institute 7th Annual

Research Day, Pittsburgh, PA.

10. Campbell GB, Matthews JT. (February, 2009). The Role of Post-Stroke Cognition in Predicting

Falls During and After Rehabilitation. Poster presentation, Sigma Theta Tau International, Eta

Chapter, University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, “2009 Annual Research Day,” Pittsburgh,

PA.

11. Savage BA, Cannon C, Campbell G, Gallagher J, Rowe G, Breisinger T. (February, 2007). Fall

Prevention Strategies. Poster presentation, UPMC Center for Quality Improvement and

Innovation symposium, “Putting Patients First, Patient and Family Centered Collaborative Care,”

Pittsburgh, PA.

Invited

1. Campbell G. Cancer Rehabilitation and Cancer Survivorship. Presentation to the Southwest PA

Chapter Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, Wednesday, May 18, 2015. (1.5 hours).

2. Donovan H, Campbell GB, Arida J. Patient Engagement in Oncology Research. Presentation

to the Greater Pittsburgh Chapter, Oncology Nursing Society, Thursday, September 19, 2015. (1

hour).

3. Campbell GB. Immobility, Frailty, Function, and Falls in Older Adults: What Rehabilitation

Nurses Need to Know. Presentation to Southwest PA Chapter Association of Rehabilitation

Nurses, Wednesday, September 19, 2012. (1 hour).

4. Campbell GB. Immobility, Frailty, Function, and Falls in Older Adults. Presentation to UPMC

Health Plan Case Management Department, Pittsburgh, PA, April 10, 2012. (1.5 hours).

5. Campbell GB. (2006). Traumatic Brain Injury Overview. Presentation to Case Management

Department, Gateway Health Plan, Pittsburgh, PA, November 22, 2006. (2 hours).

6. Campbell GB, Barbara R. (2006). Brain Injury Overview. Education session conducted for

Mercy Behavioral Health staff, Pittsburgh, PA, July 13, 2006. (2 hours).

7. Campbell GB. Traumatic Brain Injury Overview for Rehabilitation Nurses. Rehabilitation

Nursing Class Series, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Institute for Rehabilitation and

Research, Pittsburgh, PA, September 8, 2005 (1.25 hours).

8. Campbell GB. Meeting the Needs of the Medically Complicated Rehabilitation Patient: How

Will We Survive PPS? Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, SW PA Chapter Meeting, February

21, 2001 (1 hour).

9. Buraczewski M, Fontana M, Cockley P, Brenning K, Eichner M, Malleny N, Campbell G.

Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Nursing Grand Rounds, Care of the Burn Patient, Emergency

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Room Through Discharge. Case Presentation, September 22, 1997 (1 hour).

10. Campbell,GB, Lucas S, Biddle C, Rinkacs T. Passport to a Better Future: The Mercy

Rehabilitation Center. Nursing Forum, Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh, October 12, 1995 (30

minutes).

Regional

Refereed

1. Swisher M, Talacka A, Arida J, Belcher S, Campbell G, Hagan T, Hausmann E, Hileman A,

Horn C, Kramer R, Savarese A, Donovan HS. (March 2016). The Level of Education and

Depressive Symptoms are Associated with Fatigue Self-Management in Women with Recurrent

Ovarian Cancer. Poster presentation, University of Cincinnati Cancer Survivorship Symposium,

Cincinnati, OH.

Invited

1. Campbell GB. (2007). Research 101–Getting Started. Presentation at Geisinger Medical Center

Nursing Department Research Symposium, Split Rock Lodge, Lake Harmony, PA, October 28,

2007. (1 hour).

National

Refereed

1. Campbell GB, Belcher SM, Ackison G, Simon J, Bovbjerg DH, Courtney-Brooks M, Donovan

H. (September 2016). Feasibility of an Intensive Symptom Monitoring Study in Women with

Gynecologic Cancer: Sample Characteristics Highlight Social Disparities in Research

Participation. Podium presentation, Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science “State of

the Science Congress on Nursing Research,” Washington, D.C.

2. Campbell GB, Belcher SM, Ackison G, Simon J, Bovbjerg DH, Courtney-Brooks M, Donovan

H. (September 2016). Feasibility and Acceptability of an Intensive Neuropathy, Symptom

Monitoring, and Falls Study in Women with Gynecologic Cancer: Preliminary Data.

(September 2016). Podium presentation, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses 2016 Educational

Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

3. Campbell GB, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Donovan H. (October 2014). Predictors of

Symptom-Related Mobility Disability in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Podium presentation,

Association of Rehabilitation Nurses 41st Annual Education Conference, New Orleans, LA.

4. Donovan HS, Zhu Y, Cohen SM, Rosenzweig MQ, Bovbjerg DH, Sereika SM, Campbell GB,

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Given CW, Bender CM, Merriman JD. (June 2015). Overcoming Measurement Challenges in a

Pooled Analysis of Longitudinal Data of Symptoms and Adherence to Cancer Therapy. Poster

presentation, 2015 Pittsburgh Conference on the Science of Medication Adherence, June 2,

Pittsburgh, PA.

5. Campbell GB, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Donovan H. (October 2014). Predictors of

Symptom-Related Mobility Disability in Women with Ovarian Cancer. Poster presentation,

Association of Rehabilitation Nurses 40th Annual Education Conference, October 29-November

1, Anaheim, CA. First prize winner, Best Scientific Poster.

6. Campbell GB, Hagan T, Gilbertson-White S, Donovan H. (September 2014). Numbness,

Tingling, and Symptom-Related Interference with Function in Women with Ovarian Cancer.

Podium presentation, Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science “State of the Science

Congress on Nursing Research,” Washington, D.C.

7. Campbell GB, Breisinger, TP. (November 2011). Fall Risk Assessment and Fall Prevention:

Toward an Evidence-Based Practice Paradigm. Poster presentation, Association of

Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Education Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

8. Happ MB, Radtke J, Campbell GB, Houze M, Sereika S. (May 2011). Observational

Measurement of Symptom Identification and Treatment in ICU. Poster presentation, NIH-NINR

Clinical Center Joint Conference: “ Symptom Mechanisms, Measurement, and Management,”

Bethesda, MD.

9. Breisinger, TP, Campbell, GB. (May 2010). Exploring Clinical Best Practices in Fall

Prevention During Stroke Rehabilitation. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’

Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety Center of Inquiry’s Eleventh Annual Conference, “Transforming

Fall Prevention Practices,” Clearwater Beach, FL.

10. Radtke, J (presenter), Campbell, G, Happ, MB. (March 2010). Measuring the Nurse- Patient

Communication Event in the ICU Contribution of Qualitative Events Analysis. Podium

presentation, Eastern Nursing Research Society, Providence, RI.

11. Campbell, GB, Matthews, JT. (November 2009). Does Post-Stroke Cognition Predict Falls?

Poster presentation, John A. Hartford Foundation ‘Building Academic Geriatric Nursing

Capacity Leadership Conference, Atlanta, GA.

12. Campbell, GB, Breisinger, TP. (May 2009). Sensitivity and Specificity of the Stroke Assessment

of Fall Risk. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety

Center of Inquiry’s Tenth Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,”

Clearwater Beach, FL.

13. Campbell, GB, Breisinger, TP. (April, 2008). Development of a Stroke Specific Fall Risk

Assessment. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety

Center of Inquiry’s Ninth Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,”


November 2018

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14. Campbell, GB, Breisinger, TP. (April, 2008). Grass Roots Fall Prevention in Brain Injury

Rehabilitation. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety

Center of Inquiry’s Ninth Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,”


15. Breisinger, TP, Campbell, GB, Cannon, C, Gallagher, J, Rowe, G, Savage, B. (April, 2007). An

Interdisciplinary, Multifactorial Approach to Hospital and Rehabilitation Unit Fall Prevention.

Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety Center of

Inquiry’s Eighth Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,” Clearwater

Beach, FL.

16. Breisinger, TP, Campbell, GB. (April, 2007). Preventing Repeat Falls: The Interdisciplinary

Post Fall Huddle. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety

Center of Inquiry’s Eighth Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,”


17. Breisinger, TP, Campbell, GB. (April, 2007). Stroke Unit Fall Prevention: An Interdisciplinary,

Data-Driven Approach. Poster presentation, James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient

Safety Center of Inquiry’s Eight Annual Conference, “Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,”


18. Stanich, CW, Campbell, GB. (October, 2006). Helping Rehab and Acute Care Live Together:

The Patient Mobility Policy. Poster presentation, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Annual

Education Conference, Chicago, IL.

19. Campbell, GB (presenter), Breisinger, TP, Myers, L. (October, 2004). Stroke Unit Fall

Prevention: An Interdisciplinary, Data-Driven Approach. Podium presentation. Association of

Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Educational Conference, Atlanta, GA.

20. Campbell, GB (presenter), Breisinger, TP, Eckstrom, S, Eng, JK, Hewitt, S, Nebrig, L, Stanich,

CW, Turlik, C. (October, 2002). Integrating Life Role Into Rehabilitation Care: Using the

International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health as a Guide for

Interdisciplinary Patient Assessment. Podium presentation. Association of Rehabilitation Nurses

Annual Educational Conference, Kansas City, MO.

Invited

1. Campbell GB. Falls in Cancer: Examining the Evidence. Presentation at the Association of

Rehabilitation Nurses REACH Education conference, Friday, October 18, 2018. (1 hour).

2. Campbell GB. Building Bridges, REACHing for Opportunities. Founders’ Address Keynote

Presentation at the Association of Rehabilitation Nurses REACH Education Conference, Friday,

November 10, 2017. (1 hour).

3. Campbell GB. The Road Less Traveled: Rehabilitation as a New Path to Managing Treatment-

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Related Mobility Impairments in Cancer Survivors. Presentation at the University of Missouri

School of Nursing, Friday, February 12, 2016. (1 hour).

4. Campbell, GB. Predicting and Preventing Falls in Post-Stroke Rehabilitation. Presentation at the

Maine Medical Center Stroke Conference, Tuesday, May 21, 2013. (1 hour).

5. Schmid AA, Campbell GB. Falls in the Stroke Population. Presentation at James A. Haley

Veterans’ Hospital VISN 8 Patient Safety Center of Inquiry’s Twelfth Annual Conference,

“Transforming Fall Prevention Practices,” Clearwater Beach, FL, May 23, 2012. (1.5 hours).

6. Campbell, G, Breisinger, T. Development and Implementation of the Stroke Assessment of Fall

Risk (SAFR) in Inpatient Rehabilitation. Presentation at the Seventh Annual Stroke Update, St.

Elizabeth Health System, Youngstown, Ohio, April 16, 2010. (1 hour).

7. Campbell, GB. (2007). Integrating Life Role Into Rehabilitation Care: Practical Application of

the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health. Presentation at the

Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation (UDS-MR) Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY,

August 16-17, 2007. (45 minutes).

International

Refereed

1. Campbell G, Lee YJ, Thomas TH, Donovan H. (October 2018). Early onset continuous

numbness/tingling predicts quality of life and interference with life activities after neurotoxic

chemotherapy for gynecologic cancer. Poster presentation, European Society of Gynecologic

Oncology, Lyon, France.

2. Lee YJ, Campbell G, Thomas TH, Donovan H. (October 2018). Network analysis of symptoms

among women with recurrent ovarian cancer. Poster presentation, European Society of

Gynecologic Oncology, Lyon, France.

3. Lee YJ, Jang H, Campbell G, Carenini G, Thomas TH, Donovan H. (October 2018).

Identifying Language Features Associated with Needs of Ovarian Cancer Patients and

Caregivers Using Social Media. Poster presentation, European Society of Gynecologic

Oncology, Lyon, France.

4. Hile E., Campbell G, McMichael B. (October 2014). Recognizing Imbalance and Falls in

Cancer Survivors. Symposium presentation, American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

Conference, “Progress in Rehabilitation Research,” Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

5. Hu L, Lingler J, Klinger J, Mecca L, Campbell G, Hunsaker A, Hostein S, Pires B, Hebert M,

Schulz R, Matthews J. (June 2014). Initial formative evaluation of a novel wearable camera

system used at home by dementia family caregivers: A pilot study. Poster presentation, Nursing

Informatics 2014 Conference, “Twelfth International Congress on Nursing Informatics,” Taipei,

Republic of China (Taiwan).

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6. Campbell GB, Whyte EM, Skidmore, ER, Dawson, D. (November 2013). Optimizing Stroke

Rehabilitation for Individuals with Cognitive Impairment. Symposium presentation, American

Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Conference, “Progress in Rehabilitation Research,”

Orlando, FL.

7. Campbell, GB (presenter), Breisinger, TP. (November, 2005). Integrating Life Role Into

Rehabilitation: The International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health as a Guide

to Interdisciplinary Patient Assessment. Podium presentation, Royal College of Nursing

International Rehabilitation and Intermediate Care Nursing Forum, Warwickshire, England.

Other Presentations (workshops, seminars)

Invited

1. Campbell, GB. The Role of the Rehabilitation Nurse. Rehabilitation Nursing Class Series,

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation Network, Pittsburgh, PA, September 11,

2003 (1 hour). Presentation repeated 8 times since initial offering, also at UPMC Rehabilitation

Network.

2. Campbell, GB. Meeting the Needs of the Medically Complicated Rehabilitation Patient.

Rehabilitation Nursing Class Series, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Rehabilitation

Network, Pittsburgh, PA, September 11, 2003 (1 hour). Presentation repeated three additional

times since initial offering, also at UPMC Rehabilitation Network.

3. Campbell, GB. Customer Service. Nursing Assistant Workshop, University of Pittsburgh

Medical Center Rehabilitation Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA, April 25, 2000 (1 hour).

4. Campbell, GB. Customer Service for RN’s. Charge Nurse Workshop, University of Pittsburgh

Medical Center Rehabilitation Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA, February 1, 2000 (1 hour).

Teaching

Primary Teacher

Term /

Years

Course Number & Title

No. of

Students

Level

Didactic,

Clinical,

Online

2018

Fall

Ethics in Health Care

(NUR 3013)

25 Graduate Didactic

and Online

2018

Fall

Clinical Nurse Leader Clinical Practicum 1

(NURSP 2096) 4 Graduate Clinical

2018

Fall



November 2018

19

2018

Summer


(NUR 3013)


2018

Summer



2018

Summer



2018

Spring


(NUR 3013)

18 Graduate Online

2018

Spring



2018

Spring



2017

Fall


(NUR 3013)


2017

Fall


(NUR 3013)


2017

Fall



2017

Fall



2017

Summer


(NUR 3013)


2017

Summer



2017

Summer



2016

Fall



2016

Fall



2016

Fall Independent Study (NUR 1061) 1

Undergrad-

uate

2016

Summer



2016

Summer



2016

Spring



November 2018

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2015 Fall Independent Study (NURSP 2161) 1 Graduate

2014 Fall;

2015

Spring

Independent Study (NUR 3060) and Research

Practicum (NUR 3045)


3

Graduate Clinical

2011 Nursing Care of Older Adults (NUR 1054)

University of Pittsburgh 8

Under-

graduate

(Juniors)

Clinical

Lecturer/Guest Lecturer/Teaching Fellow

Term/Years

Course Number & Title No. of

Students

Level

Topic of Lecture

2017

Fall

Nursing Care of Older Adults

(NUR 1054) 80

Junior Falls and Safety

2017

Fall


(NUR 1054) 80 Junior Falls and Safety

2017

Summer


(NUR 1054) 40 Junior Falls and Safety

2016

Fall

SPRINGBOARD New Faculty

Development Workshop 30 Post-Graduate

Launching a Faculty

Position at Pitt

2016

Fall

Research Development

(NUR 3030) 10

Graduate

Launching a Successful

Academic Career (Panel

Discussion)

2016

Spring

Research Development

(NUR 3030) 5 Graduate

Pros and Cons of Post-

Doctoral Study

2016

Spring

Research Emphasis Seminar in

Cancer Survivorship (NUR 3044) 6 Graduate

Launching a Successful

Academic Career (Panel

Discussion)

2016

Spring

Research Emphasis Seminar in

Cancer Survivorship (NUR 3044) 6 Graduate

Neuropathy and Falls

among Cancer Survivors

2010

Spring

Coordination of Clinical Trials

(Nur 2800)

University of Pittsburgh 10

Graduate Negotiation

November 2018

21

2009

Fall

Nursing Management of the

Adult with Acute and Chronic

Illnesses (NUR 0082)


120 Sophomore

Options in Post-Acute

Care

Other Mentoring Activities

Janey Jubas Undergraduate Research Mentee 2013-2016

Alyssa Talacka Undergraduate Research Mentee 2014-present

Sarah Belcher Dissertation Committee Member 2016-2018

Preceptor for graduate student research 2014-2015

Practicum (NUR 3045, Research Practicum)

Rachel Stearns Preceptor for graduate student research 2014-2015

Practicum (NUR 3045, Research Practicum)

Chad Yappeung Preceptor for graduate student research practicum 2015

(NUR 3045, Research Practicum)

Elizabeth Skrovanek Preceptor for graduate student independent study 2014-2015

(NUR 3060, Independent Study)

Cancer Survivorship T32 Facilitator, Peer Mentoring Group 2014-2015

Guyanna Ackison Preceptor for graduate student research practicum 2015-2016

(NUR 3045, Research Practicum)

Carolyn O’Donnell Faculty, undergraduate independent study Fall 2016

BSN-H Thesis Chair 2016-2018

Undergraduate Research Mentee 2015-2018

Stephanie Trozzo Undergraduate Research Mentee 2015-present

Emily Kringle Dissertation Committee Member 2016-present

Rachelle Brick Member of Faculty Mentoring Team 2017-present

Service

School Committees

November 2018

22

2018 Leslie Hoffman Award Review Committee Member

2018-present PhD Council Member

2016-2017 Entry-Level MSN Curriculum Development Member

Committee (Ad hoc committee)

2017-present DNP Council Member

2016-present Academic Integrity Committee Member

School of Nursing

2015-present MSN Council Member

2009-2011 PhD Curriculum Committee

Doctoral Nursing Student Organization representative.

University/Health System Committees

2018-present UPMC Cancer Rehabilitation Steering Committee Member

2018-present The Cancer CARE Center-UPMC Magee Director of

Functional

Assessment &

Management

Other Professional Service Activities

2018 American Society of Clinical Oncology Pitt-UPMC Magee

Quality Training Program Team Co-Facilitator

2018-2021 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Director

National Board of Directors

2018 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Author

Core Curriculum for Rehabilitation Nursing

Cancer Rehabilitation chapter

2018 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Abstract Reviewer

REACH Education Conference

2018 Rehabilitation Nursing Journal Member

Search Committee for Editor-in-Chief

November 2018

23

2017 Brain Injury Association of America Advocate

Capitol Hill Fly-In Advocacy Day—June 2017

2017-Present Hospice and Palliative Nursing Association’s Summit Member

Palliative Nursing Summit

2017 Nursing Alliance Organization Nurse in Intern

Washington Internship (health policy)

2016-2019 Institute of Medicine Roundtable on Quality Care Roundtable Member

for People with Advanced Illness

2015 NIH Clinical Center Consortium on Cancer Subject Matter Expert

Rehabilitation

2013-2015 SW Pennsylvania Chapter Association of Treasurer

Rehabilitation Nurses

2013-2014 Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Task Force Member

Nurse Practice and Education Task Force,

Oncology Nursing Society (national level)

2013-2014 Standards and Scope of Rehabilitation Task Force Member

Nursing Task Force, Association of

Rehabilitation Nurses (national level)

2011-2014 Nominating and Leadership Development Committee Member

Committee Association of Rehabilitation

Nurses (national level)

2010-2011 2011 Annual Education Conference Planning Committee Member

Committee, Association of Rehabilitation Nurses

(national level)

2011-2015 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Annual Papers and Posters

Education Conference Abstract reviewer

2009-2010 Association of Rehabilitation Nurses National Education Committee

Education Conference, October 2010 Chair



(national level)

2008-2009 SW PA Chapter, Association of Rehabilitation Chapter President

Nurses

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(national level)

2006 - 2008 Therapeutic Use of Lifting Equipment Subcommittee Chair

Subcommittee of Safe Patient Handling and

Movement Task Force

2006 – 2008 National Safe Patient Handling and Movement Task Force Member

Task Force (joint project of the Association

of Rehabilitation Nurses, American Physical

Therapy Association, and American Occupational

Therapy Association; national level)

2006-2007 Patient Education Resource Manual Committee, Committee Chair

Association of Rehabilitation Nurses

2005-2006 SW PA Chapter, Association of Rehabilitation Chapter President

Nurses

2005-2007 Awards Committee, Association of Rehabilitation Committee Chair


2003-2004 Awards Committee, Association of Rehabilitation Committee Member


Documents

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