December 2015 JL Wright, MD, MPH - University Of Maryland VITAE Dec … · December 2015 JL Wright, MD, MPH 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Joseph L. Wright, MD, MPH, FAAP Professor and Chairman,

December 2015 JL Wright, MD, MPH

1

CURRICULUM VITAE Joseph L. Wright, MD, MPH, FAAP

Professor and Chairman, Pediatrics and Child Health Howard University College of Medicine

2041 Georgia Avenue, NW, #6B02 Washington, DC 20060

Voice: 202-865-1596, Facsimile: 202-865-4558 E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION AND POSTGRADUATE TRAINING 1975-79 BA, Psychology, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 1979-83 MD, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ 1983-86 Residency, Pediatric Medicine, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, DC 1990-92 Fellowship, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Children's National Medical Center,

Washington, DC 1991-94 Master of Public Health (MPH), Administrative Medicine and Management, George

Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, Washington, DC ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 1991-92 Instructor, Department of Pediatrics, George Washington University (GWU) School of

Medicine and Health Sciences 1993-99 Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, George Washington University School

of Medicine and Health Sciences 1995-99 Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, George Washington

University School of Medicine and Health Sciences 1997-01 Assistant Professor, Department of Prevention & Community Health, George

Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services 2000-05 Associate Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, George

Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences 2001-05 Associate Professor, Department of Prevention & Community Health, George

Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services 2006-14 Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, George Washington

University School of Medicine and Health Sciences 2006-14 Professor, Department of Prevention & Community Health, George Washington

University School of Public Health and Health Services 2008-14 Professor, Department of Health Policy, George Washington University School of

Public Health and Health Services 2014-pr Adjunct Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, George

Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences 2014-pr Adjunct Professor, Department of Prevention & Community Health, George

Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services 2014-pr Adjunct Professor, Department of Health Policy, George Washington University

School of Public Health and Health Services 2014-pr Professor (with tenure), Department of Pediatrics and Child Health, Howard

University College of Medicine


2

MILITARY SERVICE 1986-90 United States Public Health Service/National Health Service Corp, Primary Care

Pediatrician and Director, Adolescent Medicine, LBJ Health Complex, Brooklyn, NY EMPLOYMENT AND HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS 1986-90 Attending Staff, Departments of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine, Interfaith

Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY [contractual] 1986-90 Emergency Department Attending, Division of General Pediatrics, Children's Hospital

of New Jersey, Newark, NJ [contractual] 1992-14 Full Time Medical Staff, Division of Emergency Medicine, Children's National

Medical Center, Washington, DC 1996-14 State EMS Medical Director for Pediatrics, Maryland Institute for EMS Systems

(MIEMSS), Baltimore, MD [contractual] 2001-05 Medical Director, Advocacy and Community Affairs, Children's National Medical

Center, Washington, DC 2006-07 Executive Director, Center for Hospital Based Specialties (i.e., Emergency Medicine,

Critical Care, Endocrinology, Hospitalists, Infectious Disease, Neonatology, Radiology, Respiratory Medicine, Transport Medicine) Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC [accountable executive for 9 clinical divisions, 450 FTEs and $220 million of $534 million in total organizational operating budget]

2007-08 Executive Director, Child Health Advocacy Institute and Vice Chairman of Pediatrics, Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC [accountable executive for 6 administrative departments, 45 FTEs and $8.5 million in operating budget]

2007-13 Vice President for Medical Affairs, the Hospital for Sick Children Pediatric Center, Washington, DC [sub-acute affiliate of Children’s National]

2009-14 Sr. Vice President, Community Affairs/Child Health Advocacy Institute and Vice Chairman of Pediatrics, Children’s National Med Ctr, Washington, DC [accountable executive for 8 administrative depts, 50 FTEs and $11 million in operating budget]

2012 Interim Chief Medical Officer, Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC 2012-13 Acting Executive Vice President and Chief Government and External Affairs Officer, Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC 2014-pr Chairman, Dept. of Pediatrics and Faculty Staff, Howard University Health Sciences PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSES 1984 Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners, Certificate No. 279923 1985 Medical License No. 15497, District of Columbia 1986 Medical License No. 167014, New York State (inactive) 1986 Medical License No. 48418, State of New Jersey (inactive) 1987 Diplomate, American Board of Pediatrics, Certificate No. 36736 1990 Medical License No. D39637, State of Maryland 1992 Pediatric Emergency Medicine, American Boards of Pediatrics and Emergency

Medicine, Certificate No. 236; recertified 1998 and 2006 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE BOARD APPOINTMENTS 2001-14 Ex-Officio, Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) Child Health Center Board 2002-03 Management and Organizational Development – Children’s National Medical Center 2005-06 Leadership Greater Washington Signature Program - Class of 2006


3

2006-07 Physician Leadership Academy – The Health Care Advisory Board 2006 Leadership Strategies for Evolving Health Care Executives - Harvard University 2006-09 Ex-Officio, CNMC Board Committee on Advocacy and Public Policy 2007-13 Ex-Officio, Hospital for Sick Children Pediatric Center Board of Directors 2008-14 Children’s Hospital Foundation Board 2008-pr Board of Trustees, The National Children’s Museum 2009-12 Board of Directors, District of Columbia Assembly on School Based Health 2010-14 Children’s National Advocacy and Public Policy Board, Inc. 2010-pr Board of Trustees, School for Educational Evolution & Development (SEED) PCS 2011-14 Board of Trustees Consumer Health Foundation 2011-pr Sesame Street Workshop Child Resilience Initiative Advisory Board 2012-pr March of Dimes Public Policy Advisory Council 2014-15 Leadership Greater Washington Signature Program Ambassador – Class of 2015 2015 Leadership Greater Washington Rising Leaders Program Mentor – Class of 2015 2015 American Council on Education Leadership Academy for Department Chairs 2015-pr External Advisory Group, Sumner M. Redstone Global Ctr for Prevention & Wellness 2015-pr Corporate Board of Directors, Dimensions Healthcare System PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS – National Leadership Roles AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS (AAP): 1997-99 Liaison Consultant, Resource-Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS) Project 2001-07 National Appointee, Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention (COIVPP) 2002-07 Liaison Consultant, Violence Intervention and Prevention Project (VIPP) 2003-09 Executive Committee Liaison, Section on Emergency Medicine (SOEM) 2005-09 National Appointee, Chair (inaugural), Subcommittee on Violence Prevention 2007-09 Emergency Department Preparedness Guidelines Advisory Council 2007-09 National Committee Liaison, Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine (COPEM) 2009-15 Nat’l Committee Appointee, Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine (COPEM) 2015-pr Executive Steering Group, Subcommittee on Pediatric Urgent Care AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS (ACEP): 2011-13 National Steering Committee, EMS Culture of Safety Project AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION (AHA): 2008-09 Pediatric Resuscitation Subcommittee, Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION (AHA): 2014-pr Governing Council (elected), Maternal and Child Health Section AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION (APHA): 1996-99 Section Councilor (elected), Injury Control and Emergency Health Services Section NAT’L ASSOC. OF CHILDREN’S HOSPITALS & RELATED INSTITUTIONS (NACHRI): 2002-08 Council on Child Advocacy


4

NATIONAL ASSOC. OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PHYSICIANS (NAEMSP): 1995 Consensus Panel on the Role of EMS in Primary Injury Prevention 1998-08 State System Reviewer, Model Pediatric EMS Protocols Consensus Project 2000 National Assoc. of Emergency Medical Technicians – Family-Centered Care Project COMMENDATIONS AND ELECTED HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS 1986 Dr. Maynard J. Cohen Memorial Award, “For Intense Interest, Diligence, Excellence

of Judgment in Care of the Pediatric Patient”, Children’s National Medical Center 1992 Adele C. Smithers Humanitarian Award, “For Contribution to the Field of Alcoholism

on a National Level”, National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. 1994 Shining Star Award, “In Recognition of Outstanding Contributions in Health Care

Service to the African-American Community”, Starlight Foundation, Los Angeles 1996 Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health 2000 12th Annual Stuart S. Stevenson, MD, Memorial Distinguished Alumni Lectureship in

Pediatrics, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey/NJ Medical School 2001 State Achievement Award (Md.), Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) 2005 Pediatric Ethicscope Essay Award – “Family Centered Care & End-of-Life in EMSC” 2006 Ambulatory Pediatrics Association Regional Research Award (senior investigator) 2008 PEM Pix Competition Award, AAP Section on Emergency Medicine (senior author) 2010 Distinguished Alumni Achievement – Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School 2011 First Place, Community Based Research, Annual Children’s Research Institute Poster Competition – “Home Fire Safety Practices” (senior author) 2011 Fellow Achievement Award, “In Recognition of Exceptional Contribution to the Area

of Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention”, American Academy of Pediatrics 2013 Jim Seidel Distinguished Service Award, “In Recognition of Significant Career

Achievements in Pediatric Emergency Medicine”. American Academy of Pediatrics 2014 Wall of Champion Honoree, Greater Baden Medical Services – Federally Qualified

Health Center system 2014 Maryland EMS Star of Life Recognition, “Emergency Medical Services for Children

Award”, Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems 2015 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society 2015 Distinguished Healthcare Leader, “In Commemoration of the 45th Annual

Congressional Black Caucus” National Association of Health Services Executive 2016 American Pediatric Society 2016 27th Annual Stuart S. Stevenson, MD, Memorial Distinguished Alumni Lectureship in

Pediatrics, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences/New Jersey Medical School ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE: 1992-99 Assistant Medical Director 1992-98 Education Coordinator 2000-14 Founding Director, Center for Prehospital & Pediatric Emergency Research DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS/UNIVERSITY/INSTITUTIONAL (Children’s National/GW University, unless otherwise indicated): 1991- 99 Residency Selection Committee


5

1993-96 Patient Care Committee, Resuscitation Subcommittee 1994-97 Medical Staff Executive Committee 1995-01 Professional Health Care Provider Review Committee (Risk Management) 1995-96 Search Committee, Chief Medical Officer 1996-97 Search Committee, Chief Academic Officer/Chair of Pediatrics 1999 Search Committee, Chair of Prevention and Community Health 2000-01 Chair, Medical Staff Nominating Committee 2001-02 Search Committee, Executive Director, Center for Community Pediatric Health 2003-pr Alumni Association Executive Council 2004-05 Search Committee, Pediatric Surgery Division Chief 2006-07 Search Committee, Director of Pharmacy 2006-14 Vice Chair of Pediatrics for Child Advocacy 2012-13 Acting Chief Medical Officer 2015-pr College of Medicine (Howard University) Executive Committee 2015-pr College of Medicine (Howard University) Admissions Committee CHILDREN'S RESEARCH INSTITUTE (CRI): 1994-14 Investigator, Center for Clinical and Community Research 1996-14 Ad Hoc Reviewer, Institutional Review Board (IRB) 2000-01 Intramural Research Advisory Committee (RAC) 2001-14 Child Health Research Center Advisory Committee 2002-14 Pediatric Clinical Research Scholar Program Advisory Committee 2002-14 External Executive Committee, Research Center on Child Health Disparities 2005-06 Search Committee, Director - Center for Health Services and Community Research EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS (George Washington Univ unless otherwise indicated) UNIVERSITY TEACHING: 1994 Lecturer, PSY 309, "The Psychology of High-Risk Children", Howard University

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences 1994 Lecturer, PubH 206, "Mothers and Children: An Urban Health Crisis", School of

Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS) 1994-07 Preceptor, PED 405, "Pediatric Emergency Medicine", Sch of Med & Health Sciences 1996-06 Lecturer, EMED 503, "Domestic Violence", Sch of Med & Health Sciences (SMHS) 1996 Lecturer, PubH 290.29, "Injury Prevention and Control: Theory and Reality", SPHHS 1997-98 Lecturer, PubH 237, "Injury Epidemiology and Prevention", SPHHS 1997-01 Lecturer, PubH 267, "Advanced Maternal and Child Health", SPHHS 2000 Lecturer, National Public Health Week Symposium, "The Multifaceted Face of

Violence: Public Health Challenges for the 21st Century", SPHHS 2001-02 Lecturer, PubH 205, "Health and Society", SPHHS 2006 Lecturer, HLTH 740, “Community Health and Administration”, University of

Maryland, Department of Public and Community Health 2007 Lecturer, Health Policy and Mgmt 309.630.01 “Emergency Medical Services and

Trauma Systems”, Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health 2007 Lecturer, PubH 371, “Maternal and Child Health II”, SPHHS 2009 Lecturer, MS I and MS II Health Policy Track, “Child Health Advocacy”, SMHS 2009-14 Lecturer, Residency Fellowship in Health Policy, “Child Health Advocacy”, SPHHS


6

2010-12 Lecturer, PubH 209.20 “Child Health Advocacy”, SPHHS 2015 Lecturer, “Introduction to Ministry and Theological Writing”, Howard University

School of Divinity NEW COURSES\PROGRAMS DEVELOPED: 1993 Division of Emergency Medicine Education Curriculum (Golden Apple awarded) 1994 Effective Communication/Cultural Competence in Emergency Care of the Adolescent:

A Curriculum for EMS Providers, MCH #114003-01-0, (see Grants & Contracts) 1996 Course Director, PubH 290.22, "Violence: Public Health Challenge of the 90’s",

School of Public Health and Health Services 1999-02 Annual Pediatric Board Review Course – Toxicology: Adolescent Substance Abuse 1999 Visual Diagnosis Digital Teaching Library, Emergency Medicine and Trauma Center 2000 Pediatric Base Station Course, Maryland Institute for EMS Systems (MIEMSS) 2001 Pediatric Prehospital Protocols/Training Curriculum, Dist of Columbia Fire & EMS 2003 Associate Course Director for Pediatrics, Emergency Medicine Board Review, SMHS 2007-pr Advocacy & Public Policy Curriculum, CNMC Pediatric Residency Training Program 2015 Pediatric Procedure Module, MSIV Intern Readiness Course, Howard University FEDERAL, GOVERNMENTAL AND NATIONAL APPOINTMENTS CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC): 1996-99 Writing Committee, Data Elements for Emergency Department Systems (DEEDS) 2004 National Center for Injury Control/Prevention, CDC Futures Initiative 2004-05 Workgroup on Emergency Medical Services Management of Asthma Exacerbations 2004-09 National Center for Injury Control/Prevention, Safe USA Partnership Council 2005-06 Consensus Workgroup, “ED Asthma Visits: Doing the Most to Ensure the Least” 2011-13 Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Working Group 2011-pr National Trauma Field Triage Guidelines Expert Panel HEALTH RESOURCES AND SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (HRSA): 1994-95 Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) Planning Advisory Committee 1996-02 National Maternal and Child Health Bureau Adolescent Health Workgroup 1997-98 Emergency Medicine and Mental Health Practice Guidelines Consensus Group 1997-98 Working Group on Violence Prevention for Emergency Medical Services Personnel 1997-98 Consensus Working Group: Promoting Cultural Competence in EMS 1998 Expert Consensus Panel: EMS Training Considerations in Managed Care Environment 2000-02 National Public Information and Education Task Force, EMSC 2000-01 Consensus Expert Panel on Mental Health Needs of EMSC Providers 2001-06 Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network Steering Committee 2002 EMSC/Ambulatory Pediatrics Association, Outcomes Research Follow-up Committee 2004 National Consensus Panel on Prehospital Response to School Health Emergencies 2007-10 Medical Director and Senior Investigator, EMS for Children National Resource Center 2010-14 Principal Investigator and Medical Director, EMS for Children Nat’l Resource Center 2011-pr National Injury and Violence Prevention Resource Center Expert Advisory Panel NATIONAL ACADEMIES – INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE (IOM): 2001-03 Committee on Improving Palliative and End-of-Life Care for Children


7

2004-07 Future of Emergency Care in the US – Hospital-Based Emergency Care Subcommittee 2012-13 Committee on Sports-Related Concussions in Youth NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH (NIH): 2014-15 Strategic Planning Group, NICHD/Pediatric Trauma and Critical Illness Branch 2015-pr Annual Translational Health Disparities Course Faculty, NIMHD NATIONAL QUALITY FORUM (NQF): 2011-12 Regionalized Emergency Medical Care Services Steering Committee U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD): 1998-04 Department of Defense - Medical Advisory Committee for Quality Improvement U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DOE): 2011-12 Advancing Business Involvement in Bullying Prevention Working Group U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (DHHS): 2001-03 Office of Emergency Preparedness - Pediatrics Task Force Chair, Project ER One 2008-12 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – Pediatric Advisory Committee U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) 2008-11 Improving Disaster Medical Response – Trauma System Engagement Working Group U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT): 1995 Nat’l Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) - EMS Agenda for the Future 2000 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - Traumatic Brain Injury Guidelines 2008-14 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – National EMS Advisory Council 2009-11 NHTSA – Emergency Medical Services Child Transport Solutions Working Group 2009–12 NHTSA – Chair, Evidence Based Guidelines for EMS Pediatric Working Group U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA): 1999-00 Rodenticide Regulation Advisory Committee STATE REGULATORY AGENCIES: 2002&10 Office of the Executive, Prince George’s County (MD) – Health Transition Team 2003-06 Delaware State Department of Health - Trauma System Verification Inspector 2003 District of Columbia Dept of Health (DC-DOH) - State Technical Assessment Team 2007-09 State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene – HPV Task Force 2007-11 Office of the District Columbia City Administrator - EMS Task Force 2008-10 State of Maryland, Governor’s Appointee - Prince George’s Hospital Authority 2011-pr Prince George’s (Md.) Government, County Council – Consultant, Board of Health 2011-pr State of Maryland, Governor’s Emergency Management Advisory Council 2012-13 District of Columbia Public Schools, Anti-Bullying Advisory Committee 2012-pr Maryland State Dept. of Education, Bullying Prevention/Intervention Committee 2013-15 Prince George’s (Md) Gov’t – Primary Healthcare Strategic Plan Advisory Committee 2012–14 District of Columbia, Mayor’s Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council


8

ACADEMIC CONSULTANT APPOINTMENTS EDITORIAL BOARDS: 1997-99 Editorial Advisory Board, ICD-9-CM Coding Clinics, American Hospital Association 1998-pr Editorial Board, Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Elsevier, Inc REVIEWER (ad hoc): Academic Emergency Medicine American Journal of Emergency Medicine American Journal of Preventive Medicine Annals of Emergency Medicine Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine Injury Prevention Journal of Emergency Nursing Journal of the National Medical Association Pediatrics Pediatric Emergency Care Pediatrics in Review Prehospital Emergency Care INVITED GUEST EDITOR: Emergency Medical Services for Children I. Clin Pediatric Emerg Medicine 2006;7:1-67 Emergency Medical Services for Children II. Clin Pediatric Emerg Medicine 2006;7:68-136 STUDY SECTIONS (ad hoc): 1994 Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) Targeted Issues Grants 1996 Graduate Medical Education in Primary Care, Bureau of the Health Professions 1997 Health, Mental Health and Safety Standards for Schools, HRSA/MCHB 1998-9 Emergency Medical Services for Children State Partnership Grants, HRSA/MCHB 2000 Intramural Laboratory Site Evaluator, Division of Prevention Research, NICHD/NIH 2004 HRSA Division of Independent Review – EMSC Regional Symposium Grants 2011 University of Maryland School of Public Health, Maternal Child Health Program 2015 Academy Health and the March of Dimes, New Investigator Small Grants Program VISITING UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR/INVITED HONORARY LECTURESHIPS: 1999 University of Washington School of Medicine, and the Children's Hospital, Seattle: The 14th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr./Blanche S. LaVizzo Memorial Lectureship, 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds - "Youth Violence: Adolescents as Change Agents"

2) Emergency Medicine Conference - "Arachnidism in Children"

2000 Univ. of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – New Jersey Medical School, Newark The 12th Annual Stuart S. Stevenson, MD, Memorial Lecture – “EMSC 2000” 2001 Northwestern Univ. School of Medicine and the Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago:

1) Pediatric Grand Rounds - "EMSC: Current Challenges and New Horizons" 2) Interdisciplinary Conf. - "Community-based Violence Prevention Strategies"


9

2001 Medical College of Wisconsin, and the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds – “Youth Violence Prevention: Hospital to Community” 2) Emergency Medicine Conference – “Regionalized Pediatric Trauma Systems” 2004 Univ. of Utah Health Science Ctr. and the Primary Children’s Med. Ctr., Salt Lake City: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds - “Youth Bullying: The Tip of the Iceberg” 2) Technical Assistance Panel – Interventions for the Salt Lake City School District 2006 University of California – Irvine, and the Children’s Hospital of Orange County: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds - “Bullying: Tip of the Intentional Injury Pyramid?” 2) Interdisciplinary Conference – “Bullying: What’s A Health Professional To Do?” 2008 Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and Children’s Hospital of Akron: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds – “EMSC: Where We Are, Where We’re Going” 2) Emergency Medicine Conf. – “Visual Diagnosis in Peds Emergency Medicine” 2010 Forest White Visiting Lecturer, Eastern Va. Med. Sch. and Children’s Hospital, Norfolk: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds – “Emergency Medical Services for Children 2010” 2) Noon Conference – “Visual Diagnosis in Pediatric Emergency Medicine” 2010 Panos Visiting Lecturer, University of Arkansas and Children’s Hospital, Little Rock: 1) Pediatric Grand Rounds – “EMSC: Where We Are, Where We’re Going” 2) Emergency Medicine Conf. – “Visual Diagnosis in Peds Emergency Medicine” 2012 Washington University School of Medicine and the St. Louis Children’s Hospital: 1) Gateway Pediatric Trauma Conference Keynote – “ED in Violence Prevention” 2) Pediatric Trauma Conf. – “Field Triage Guidelines: Pediatric Considerations” 2013 Michael Altieri, MD, Memorial Lecturer, INOVA Fairfax Hospital for Children: Grand Rounds – “30 Years of EMSC: Where We Are, Where We’re Going” 2013 Grace M. James, MD, Memorial Lecturer, National Medical Association Annual

Convention and Scientific Assembly, Toronto, Ontario, CA: Plenary Presentation - “School Safety, Bullying and the Pediatrician’s Role” 2013 Medical University of South Carolina and the MUSC Children’s Hospital, Charleston: 1) Bridges to Success Conf. Keynote – “Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2) Grand Rounds – “Bullying: Tip of the Intentional Injury Iceberg?” 2014 University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 1) Fellows Conference - “Scholarly Succession Planning in PEM” 2) Crognale Grand Rounds – “30 Years of Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2014 John E. Lowy Advocacy Speaker, AAP Legislative Conference, Washington, DC: Reception Keynote – “The Accidental Advocate: Activating Your Voice”


10

2014 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Children’s Center, Baltimore: 1) Grand Rounds – “30 Years of Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2) Fellows Conf. – “Scholarly Succession Planning in Pediatric Emergency Medicine” 2015 Roland B. Scott Memorial Symposium, Howard Univ. Coll. of Med., Washington, DC: “Acute Pain Management in the Field: Challenging Dogma, Debunking Myth” 2015 Univ. of Minnesota School of Medicine and Masonic Children’s Hospital, Minneapolis: 1) Hennepin County Medical Center – Pediatric Grand Rounds 2) The Thompson-Tobin Lecture – “Bullying: Impact on Children’s Health” 2015 Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Children’s Hospital at Montifiore, Bronx, NY: 1) Grand Rounds - “30 Years of Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2) Fellow’s Conf. – “Scholarly Succession Planning in Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2016 East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine, Greenville, NC: 1) Grand Rounds - “30 Years of Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2) Emergency Medicine Conf. – “Visual Diagnosis in Peds Emergency Medicine” 2016 Univ. of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia: The John M. Templeton Memorial Lecture – “Activating Your Advocacy Voice” 2016 Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences - New Jersey Medical School, Newark The 27th Annual Stuart S. Stevenson, MD, Memorial Lecture – “30 Years of EMSC” GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR/PROJECT DIRECTOR 1993 Medical Staff Research Grant, "Childhood Firearm Injury Surveillance in the Nation's Capital", Children's Research Institute, Children's National Medical Center, $1670 1994 Targeted Issues Grant, "Effective Communication and Cultural Competence in the Emergency Care of the Adolescent", HRSA/MCHB, $300,000 1995 National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) Data Node, Consumer Product Safety Commission, $12,000 1997 State Partnership Grant supplement, Cultural Competence in Emergency Medical Services Consensus Meeting, HRSA/MCHB, $25,000 1998 State Partnership Grant, "Building Capacity for EMS Data Collection in the District of Columbia (DC)", HRSA/MCHB, $200,000 1999 Mini-Grant Program, "Firearm Injury Prevention Training in Maryland", AAP, $1886 2000 State Partnership Grant, "Building Capacity for Prehospital Pediatrics in DC: Protocols, Continuing Education and Data Management", HRSA/MCHB, $300,000


11

2002 Partners in Prevention, National Association of Children’s Hospitals (NACHRI), $2000 2002 National Program Award, “Injury Free Coalition for Kids in the District of Columbia”, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $213,000 2003 Mid-Atlantic EMSC Regional Symposium Grant, HRSA/MCHB, $44,000 2003 State Partnership Grant, “Building Capacity for Prehospital Pediatrics in the District of Columbia: Data Management, Protocols and Research”, HRSA/MCHB, $300,000 2004 Risk Watch Champion Management Grant. National Fire Protection Assoc., $6000 2005 Creating Safe Communities “Petworth Playground Project”, Allstate Foundation, $61,000 2006 State Partnership Grant, “Operational Capacity, Training Maintenance and EMSC Permanence in the District of Columbia”, HRSA/MCHB, $345,000 2010 Head Start Dental Home Initiative - American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, $3000 2011 National Emergency Medical Services for Children Resource Centers Demonstration Cooperative Agreement, HRSA/MCHB #U07MC09174, $6 million 2013 Foundation Funding, “National Bullying Prevention Campaign”, Centene Corp., $25,000 GRANTS & CONTRACTS: SENIOR INVESTIGATOR (faculty mentee in parentheses) 2002 Research Advisory Council Grant (Intramural) “Is Heading in Soccer Associated with Neuropsychological Sequelae?” Children’s Research Institute, $30,000 (Adirim) 2002 Trauma-EMS Systems State Grant Program, “Trauma/EMS System Development in the District of Columbia”, HRSA/MCHB, $120,000 (Edgerton) 2002 New Investigator Career Development Award, “Neuropsychologic Sequelae of Heading in Soccer”, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, $100,000 (Adirim) 2006 Regional Research Award, “Gastrointestinal Decontamination in the Emergency Department after Pediatric Ingestion”, Ambulatory Pediatrics Association, $500 (Tuuri) 2006 Emergency Medical Services for Children National Resource Center, HRSA/MCHB contract #24003-0011, $2.4 million (Singh) 2007 Research Advisory Council Grant (Intramural) “Assessing the Association Between Fracture Rates in Children & Neighborhood Characteristics” CRI, $22,555 (Ryan) 2008 National Emergency Medical Services for Children Resource Centers Demonstration Cooperative Agreement. HRSA/MCHB #U07MC09174-01-00, $6 million (Singh)


12

2009 Evidence-Based Guideline Process Cooperative Agreement. Dept. of Transportation, Nat’l Highway Traffic Safety Administration #DTNH22-09-H-00282, $250,000 (Weik) 2010 Jesse Ball duPont Religious, Charitable and Educational Fund. “Oral Health Care for Underserved Children” Grant# 2010-018, $125,000 (Rosenthal) 2011 CTSA Supplemental Award. “Engaging DC Communities in Improving Health through Knowledge Dissemination” NIH/NCRR #UL1RR031988, $500,000 (Merrill) 2011 Consumer Health Foundation. “Preventive Oral Health Care for Children in the District of Columbia”, $15,000 (Pollard) 2011 Dentaquest Foundation. “Moving Upstream to Improve Oral Health”, $99,849 (Pollard) 2012 Exploratory Grant, “Engaging Parents with Low Health Literacy in Designing Hospital Public Reports”, HHS/AHRQ #1R21HS021898-01, $927,000 (Merrill) 2014 R01 – “Violence Exposure, Immune Function and HIV/AIDS Risk in African American Young Adults”, NIH/NIMHD #R01MD005851, $313,992 (Saadatmand) 2015 EMSC Network Development Demonstration Project, “Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network”, HRSA/MCHB, $2.4 million (Chamberlain) GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: CO-INVESTIGATOR/CONSULTANT (PI in parentheses) 1995 Extramural Research Grant, "Adolescent Violence: A Community-Based Strategy", Centers for Disease Control, $899,692. (Scheidt) 1996 Foundation Funding, "The Adolescent Emergency Services Project", Trustees of the Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for Children of Baltimore City, $20,000. (Ricardo) 1997 State Partnership Grant, "Maryland Emergency Medical Services for Children", HRSA/MCHB, $75,000. (Johnson) 1998 Targeted Issues Grant, "Children with Special Healthcare Needs: A Model Program to Evaluate Current Systems", HRSA/MCHB, $300,000. (Adirim) 1999 First Award Grant, "Youth Violence: Unmet Need for Mental Health Services",

NIH/NIMH, $584,234. (Menvielle) 1999 Medicine-Pediatrics Training Grant, "Serving the Underserved", Bureau of the Health Professions/HRSA, $500,000. (Carraccio) 1999 Targeted Issues Grant, "Mental Health Services for Youth Who Present to ED for Self-Destructive and Interpersonal Assault Injuries", HRSA/MCHB, $300,000. (Cheng)


13

2000 Targeted Issues Grant, "Children with Special Health Care Needs: A Model Program to Improve Prehospital and Emergency Care". HRSA/MCHB, $450,000. (Adirim) 2000 MCHB Research Program, "Community-Based Violence Prevention for High Risk Youth Presenting to the Emergency Department”, HRSA/MCHB, $1.3 million. (Cheng) 2000 Child Health Research Career Development Award, NIH/NICHD, $2.2 mil (Ladisch) 2001 EMSC Network Development Demonstration Project, “Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network”, HRSA/MCHB, $1.7 million. (Chamberlain) 2002 Mentored Clinical Research Scholar Program Award, “Pediatric Clinical Research Scholar Program – Washington”, NIH/NCRR, $4.9 million. (Tuchman) 2002 Excellence in Partnerships For Community Outreach, “Washington-Baltimore Research Center on Child Health Disparities”, NIH/NCMHD, $1.05 million. (Joseph) 2004 Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, “Establishing Leadership Training in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities”, HRSA/MCHB, $1.95 million. (Batshaw) 2005 Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network, “Chesapeake-Atlantic Research Network for EMSC”, HRSA/MCHB, 1.4 million. (Chamberlain) 2005 Research Center on Child Health Disparities, “Analysis of Bone Health in African American Children with Distal Forearm Fractures”, Intramural funding, $13,000 (Ryan) 2006 Conference Grant – “Closing the Gap on Child Health Disparities”, NIH/NICHD, $12,000. (Jenkins) 2007 Community Engagement/Outreach Core. Washington-Baltimore Research Center on Child Health Disparities, NIH/NCMHD. $1.2 million. (Jenkins) 2007 Small Business Innovation Research, “Youth Violence Prevention Training for Health Practitioners”, National Institutes of Health. (McElaney) 2007 Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development (K23) Award, “Physician Communications with African American Patients”, NIH/NIMHD, $163,790. (Horn) 2009 Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA), NIH/NCRR R25 RR025132 (Luban) 2010 Clinical Translational Science Institute at Children’s National – Director, Community Engagement Research, NIH/NCATS UL1TR000075, $21.3 mil (Guay-Woodford) 2010 Baylor Coll of Med Intramural Award, “EMS Education Resource Development” (Shah) 2011 Foundation Funding, “Understanding the Challenges of Obtaining Preventative Care for

Asthma for Inner City Children”, W.K. Kellogg P3019540 $191,902 (Teach)


14

BIBLIOGRAPHY (*signifies trainee as first author) ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS IN PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS:

1) *Berns S, Wright J. Pediatric Acepromazine Poisoning: The Importance of Child Resistant Packaging for Veterinary Drugs. Amer Jour of Emerg Medicine 1993;11:247-8

2) Pollock D, Wright J, and the DEEDS Writing Committee. Data Elements for ED

Systems (DEEDS): Summary Report. Annals of Emergency Medicine 1998;31:264-73 3) Vanchiere C, Wright J, and the AAP Resource-Based Relative Value Scale Project

Advisory Committee. Issues in Application of the RBRVS System: A Subject Review. Pediatrics 1998;102:996-8

4) Adirim T, Wright J, Lee E, Lomax T, Chamberlain J. Injury Surveillance in the

Pediatric Emergency Department. Amer Jour of Emergency Medicine 1999;17:499-503 5) Brown J, Burr B, Coleman M, Horowitz L, Mayer D, Thompson P, Wright-Johnson C,

Wright J. Mental Health Treatment for Self-Injurious Behaviors. Nat’l Acad Pract Forum 1999;1:35-40

6) Cheng T, Wright J, Fields C, Brenner R, Schwarz D, O'Donnell R, Scheidt P. A New

Paradigm of Injury Intentionality. Injury Prevention 1999;5:59-61

7) Cheng T, Fields C, Brenner R, Wright J, Lomax T, O'Donnell R, Scheidt P. Sports Injuries: An Important Cause of Morbidity in Urban Youth. Pediatrics 2000;105:e32

8) Cheng T, Wright J, Fields C, Brenner R, O'Donnell R, Schwarz D, Scheidt P. Violent

Injuries Among Adolescents. Annals of Emergency Medicine 2001;37:292-300

9) *Abraham A, Cheng T, Wright J, Addlestone I, Huang Z, Greenberg L. An Educational Intervention to Improve Physician Violence Screening Skills, Pediatrics 2001;107:e68

10) Brenner R, Scheidt P, Rossi M, Cheng T, Overpeck M, Boenning D, Wright J, Kavee J, Boyle K. Injury Surveillance in the ED. Amer Jour of Emerg Medicine 2002;20:181-87

11) *Morrison W, Wright J, Paidas C. Pediatric Trauma Systems. Crit Care Med

2002;30:S448-56.

12) Cheng TL, Brenner R, Wright JL, Sachs HC, Moyer P, Rao M. Community Norms on Toy Guns. Pediatrics 2003;111:75-9

13) *Singh T, Wright J, Adirim T. Children with Special Health Care Needs: A Template

for Prehospital Protocol Development. Prehospital Emergency Care 2003;7:336-51

14) Brenner R, Wright J and the AAP Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention. Prevention of Drowning – Technical Report. Pediatrics 2003;112:440-45


15

15) Cheng T, Schwarz D, Brenner R, Wright J, Fields C, O'Donnell R, Rhee P, Scheidt P. Adolescent Assault Injury: Risk and Protective Factors. Pediatrics 2003;112:931-938

16) Dowd MD, Sege R, Smith GA, Wright JL. Firearm Injury Prevention: Failure of Gun-

Safety Education [letter]. Pediatrics 2004;113:1847

17) Cheng TL, Brenner R, Wright JL, Sachs HC, Moyer P, Rao M. Children’s Violent Television Viewing; Are Parents Monitoring? Pediatrics 2004;114:94-99

18) *Johnson SB, Frattaroli S, Wright JL, Pearson-Fields CD, Cheng, TL. Urban Youths’

Perspectives on Violence and Necessity of Fighting. Injury Prevention 2004;10:287-91

19) Laraque D, Wright J, and the AAP Committee on Injury Violence & Poison Prevention. Injury Risk of Nonpowder Guns – Technical Report. Pediatrics 2004;114:1357-61

20) *Azikiwe N, Wright J, Cheng T, D’Angelo L. Management of Rape Victims: Do

Emergency Departments Practice What They Preach? Jour Adol Health 2005;36:446-48 21) *Johnson SB, Frattaroli S, Campbell J, Wright JL, Pearson-Fields CD, Cheng, TL.

Gender-based Violence in Lives of Adolescents. Jour Women’s Health 2005;14:172-79 22) Wright JL. Training healthcare professionals in youth violence prevention: Closing the

gap. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2005;29:296-8

23) Smith G, Wright J, and the AAP Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention. Shopping Cart-Related Injuries to Children – Technical Report. Pediatr 2006;118:e540-4

24) Cheng T, Wright J, Pearson-Fields A, Brenner R. The Spectrum of Intoxications and

Poisonings Amongst Adolescents. Injury Prevention 2006;12:129-32 25) Cheng T, Fields C, Brenner R, Wright J, Schwarz D, Rhee P, Scheidt P. Assault Injured

Adolescents Presenting to the Emergency Department Acad Emerg Med 2006;13:610-6 26) Johnson SB, Bradshaw CP, Wright JL, Haynie DL, Simons-Morton B, Cheng TL. Is ED

Visit a Teachable Moment for Assault-Injured Youth? Pediatr Emerg Care 2007;23:463-9 27) *Copeland-Linder N, Jones VC, Haynie DL, Simons-Morton BG, Wright JL, Cheng TL.

Factors Associated with Retaliatory Attitudes. Jour Pediatr Psychology 2007;32:760-70 28) Wright JL, Morris A. Child Health Advocacy in the Academic Medical Center. Pediatric

Annals 2007;36:637-42 29) Solomon BS, Bradshaw CP, Wright JL, Cheng TL. Examining the Relationship between

Youth & Parental Attitudes toward Fighting. Jour Interpersonal Violence 2008;23:544-60


16

30) Srabstein J, Joshi P, Due P, Wright J, Leventhal B, Merrick J, Kim Y-S, Silber T, Kumpulainen K, Menvielle E, Riibner K. Prevention of Public Health Risks Linked to Bullying. International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health 2008;20:185-99

31) Cheng TL, Haynie D, Brenner R, Wright JL, Chung M, Simons-Morton B. Effectiveness

of a Mentor-Implemented Violence Prevention Intervention for Assault-Injured Youth Presenting to the ED: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Pediatrics 2008;122:938-46

32) O’Malley PJ, Brown K, Krug SE, Wright JL and the Committee on Pediatric Emergency

Medicine. Patient and Family-Centered Care of Children in the ED – Technical Report. Pediatrics 2008;122:e511-21

33) *Rucker A, Wright J. Growing Anterior Fontanelle in an Infant. Pediatr Emerg Care

2009;25:129

34) Bull M, Engle W, Wright J, the AAP Committees on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention and Fetus and Newborn. Safe Transportation of Preterm and Low Birth Weight Infants at Hospital Discharge – Clinical Report. Pediatrics 2009;123:1424-29

35) *Tuuri RE, Ryan LM, He J, McCarter RJ, Wright JL. Does EMS Transport for Pediatric

Ingestion Decrease Time to Activated Charcoal? Prehosp Emerg Care 2009;13:295-303 36) Ryan LM, Brandoli C, Freishtat RJ, Wright JL, Tosi L, Chamberlain JM. Vitamin D

Insufficiency in Children with Forearm Fractures. Jour Pediatr Orthopedic 2010;30:106-9 37) Martin G, Bradshaw E, Wright JL. Role of Pulse Oximetry in Examining Newborns for

Congenital Heart Disease [e-letter]. Pediatrics, April 2010. 38) Ryan LM, Teach SJ, Searcy K, Singer SA, Wood R, Wright JL, Chamberlain JM.

Epidemiology of Forearm Fractures in Washington, DC. Jour Trauma 2010;60:s200-05 39) *Tuuri RE, Wright JL, He J, McCarter RJ, Ryan LM. Does Pre-Arrival Communication

Decrease Time to Activated Charcoal? Pediatric Emergency Care 2011;27:1045-51 40) Dolan MA, Fein J, Wright JL and AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine.

Pediatric and Adolescent Mental Health Emergencies in the Emergency Medical Services System – Technical Report. Pediatrics 2011;127:e1356-e1366

41) *Scott M, Goldberg J, Wright JL, Burd R, Ryan LM. Epidemiology of Burn Injuries

Among Infants Presenting to a Tertiary Care ED. Pediatr Emerg Care 2011;27;1022-26

42) Conners G, Melzer S, Wright JL and AAP Committees on Hospital Care and Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Observation Units – Clinical Report. Pediatr 2012;130:172-79


17

43) Yamamoto LG, Manzi S, Wright JL and the AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Dispensing Medications at the Hospital Upon Discharge from an Emergency Department – Technical Report. Pediatrics 2012;129:e562.

44) Ryan L, Teach S Singer S, Wood R, Freishtat R, Wright J, McCarter R, Tosi L,

Chamberlain J. Bone Mineral Density and Vitamin D Status among African American Children with Forearm Fractures. Pediatrics 2012;130:e553-560

45) Fein JA, Zempsky WT, Cravero JP, Wright JL and AAP Committee on Pediatric

Emergency Medicine and Section on Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. Relief of Pain and Anxiety in Emergency Medical Systems – Technical Report. Pediatr 2012;130:e1391

46) Ryan LM, Guagliardo MF, Teach SJ, Wang J, Marsh J, Singer S, Wright JL,

Chamberlain JM. Association Between Fracture Rates and Neighborhood Characteristics in Washington DC Children. Journal of Investigative Medicine 2013;61:558-63

47) O’Malley PJ, Barata IA, Snow SK, Wright JL and the AAP Committee on Pediatric

Emerg Medicine, Amer College of Emerg Physicians and Emerg Nurses Assoc. Death of a Child in the Emergency Department – Technical Report. Pediatr 2014;134:198-201

48) Wright JL. Evidence-based Guidelines for Prehospital Practice: A Process Whose Time

Has Come. Prehospital Emergency Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):1-2 49) Brown KM, Macias CG, Dayan PS, Shah MI, Weik TS, Wright JL, Lang ES. The

Development of Evidence-Based Prehospital Protocols Using a GRADE-Based Methodology. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):3-14

50) Shah MI, Macias CG, Dayan PS, Weik TS, Brown KM, Fuchs SM, Fallat ME, Wright

JL, Lang ES. An Evidence-Based Guideline for Pediatric Prehospital Seizure Management Using GRADE Methodology. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):15-24

51) Gausche-Hill M, Brown K, Oliver Z, Sasson C, Dayan P, Eschmann N, Weik TS, Lawner

BJ, Sahni R, Falck-Ytter, Wright JL, Todd K, Lang ES. Evidence-Based Guideline for Prehospital Analgesia in Trauma. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):25-34

52) Thomas SH, Brown KM, Oliver ZJ, Spaite DW, Lawner BJ, Weik TS, Falck-Ytter Y,

Wright JL, Lang ES. An Evidence-Based Guideline for the Air Medical Transportation of Trauma Patients. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):35-44

53) Brown KM, Hirshon JM, Alcorta RA, Weik TS, Lawner BJ, Ho S, Wright JL.

Implementation of an Evidence-Based Prehospital Pain Management Protocol Developed Using the Nat’l Prehospital Model Process. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18(Suppl 1):45-51

54) Merrill CT, Pollard RF, Wright JL. District of Columbia Healthy Communities

Collaborative: A Promising Collaboration to Reduce Health Disparities in the Nation's Capital. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2014;25(Suppl 1):30-35


18

55) Dudley N, Ackerman A, Brown KM, Snow SK, Wright JL and AAP Committee on

Pediatric Emerg Medicine, Amer College of Emerg Physicians and Emerg Nurses Assoc. Family-Centered Care of Children in the ED – Technical Report. Pediatr 2015;135:e25

56) Barata I, Brown KM, Fitzmaurice L, Griffin ES, Snow SK, Wright JL and AAP

Committee on Pediatr Emerg Med, Amer College of Emerg Physicians & Emerg Nurses Assoc. Best Practices for Improving Care of Pediatric Patients. Pediatr 2015;135:e273-8

57) Alessandrini E, Wright J. The Continuing Evolution of Pediatric Emergency Care.

JAMA Pediatrics 2015;169:523-24

58) Ryan LM, Teach SJ, Searcy K, Singer SA, Wood R, Wright JL, Hunting KL, Chamberlain JM. Association Between Weight Status and Pediatric Forearm Fractures Resulting From Ground-Level Falls. Pediatr Emergency Care 2015 [Epub ahead of print]

POLICY STATEMENTS IN PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS: Lead Author:

1) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. The Role of the Pediatrician in Youth Violence Prevention. Pediatrics 2009;124:394-403

2) AAP Disaster Preparedness Advisory Council and Committee on Pediatric Emergency

Medicine. Ensuring Health of Children in Disasters. Pediatrics 2015;136:e1407-17 Contributing Author:

3) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Bicycle Helmets. Pediatrics 2001;108:1030-32.

4) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Restraint Use on Aircraft –

Policy Statement. Pediatrics 2001;108:1218-21.

5) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Skateboard and Scooter Injuries. Pediatrics 2002;109:542-43

6) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Selecting the Most

Appropriate Car Safety Seat. Pediatrics 2002;109:550

7) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Prevention of Drowning in Children Pediatrics 2003;112:437-39

8) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Poison Treatment in the

Home. Pediatrics 2003;112:1182-85

9) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Shopping Cart-Related Injuries to Children. Pediatrics 2006;118:825-27


19

10) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. The Teen Driver. Pediatrics 2006;118:2570-81

11) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Office-based Counseling for

Unintentional Injury Prevention. Pediatrics 2007;119:202-206

12) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. School Transportation Safety. Pediatrics 2007;120:213-220

13) AAP Committee on Injury Violence and Poison Prevention. Pedestrian Safety. Pediatrics

2009;124:802-812

14) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine, American College of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Nurses Association. Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department. Pediatrics 2009;124:1233-43

15) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Emergency Preparedness for

Children with Special Health Care Needs. Pediatrics 2010;125:829-37

16) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Committee on Bioethics. Consent for Emergency Medical Services for Children. Pediatrics 2011;128:428

17) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Role of the Pediatrician in Rural

EMS for Children. Pediatrics 2012;130:978-982

18) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Pediatric Recommendations for Freestanding Urgent Care Facilities. Pediatrics 2014;133:950-53

19) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Amer College of Emerg Physicians

and Emergency Nurses Assoc. Death of a Child in the ED. Pediatr 2014;134:198-201

20) AAP Committee on Pediatric Emerg Medicine, Society for Academic Emerg Med, Acad of Emerg Ultrasound, Amer Coll of Emerg Physicians. Point-of-Care Ultrasonography by Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physicians. Pediatr 2015;135:e1113-22

Collaborating Author:

21) AAP Section on Orthopedics, Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Section on Critical Care, Section on Surgery, Section on Transport Medicine, Pediatric Orthopedic Society of North America. Management of Pediatric Trauma. Pediatrics 2008;121:849-54

22) Amer Coll Surgeons Cmte on Trauma, Amer Coll Emerg Physicians, Nat’l Assoc EMS

Physicians, Emerg Med Services for Children Partnership for Children Stakeholder Group, Amer Acad Pediatrics. Equipment for Ambulances. Pediatrics 2009;124;e166-71


20

23) Amer Coll Surg, Amer Coll Emerg Physicians, Nat’l Assn EMS Physicians, Amer Acad Pediatrics Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Termination Resuscitation in Pediatric Out-of-Hospital Traumatic Cardiopulmonary Arrest. Pediatrics 2014;133:e1104

24) Amer Acad Pediatr, Amer Coll Emerg Physicians, Amer Coll Surgeons, Emerg Med

Services Children, Emerg Nurses Assoc., Nat’l Assoc EMS Physicians, Nat’l Assoc State EMS Officials. Equipment for Ground Ambulances. Prehosp Emerg Care 2014;18:92-7

COMMISSIONED PAPERS & INVITED MANUSCRIPTS (*signifies trainee as first author):

1) Wright J, Patterson M. Resuscitating the Pediatric Patient, Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America 1996;14:219-31

2) Wright J, Cheng T. Successful Approaches to Community Violence Intervention and

Prevention. Pediatrics Clinics of North America 1998;45:459-67

3) Wright J, Klein B. Regionalized Pediatric Trauma Care Systems. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2001;2:3-12

4) Lawrence W, Wright J. Causes of Rectal Bleeding in Children. Pediatrics in Review

2001;22:394-395.

5) Wright J. Bullying Among Children and Youth, in Fleming M et al, editors: Educational Forum on Adolescent Health: Youth Bullying, American Medical Association, Chicago, 2002:22-25.

6) *Freishtat R, Wright J, Holbrook P. Issues in Children’s Hospital Disaster Preparedness.

Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2002;3:224-30.

7) Wright J, Edgerton E. Public Health, Emergency Medicine and the Community Interface. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2003;4:127-34.

8) Wright J, Johns C, Joseph J. End-of-Life Care in EMS for Children, in Field M et al,

editors: When Children Die, Institute of Medicine, Washington: National Academy Press, 2003:580-9.

9) Cora-Bramble D, Tielman F, Wright J. Traditional Practices, Folk Remedies and

Biomedical Models: Bridging The Divide Through Case Studies. Clin Pediatr Emerg Med 2004;5:102-8

10) Guzzetta C, Clark A, Wright J. Family Presence in Emergency Medical Services for

Children. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2006;7:15-24

11) Wright J. Emergency Medical Services for Children and the Institute of Medicine Revisited, 1993-2006. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2006;7:69-70


21

12) Wright J, Holder M. Non-Fatal Sniper Attack of a Pediatric Patient: Prehospital Response in a Regionalized Trauma System. Clin Pediatr Emerg Medicine 2006;7:71-5

13) Jackson AM, Rucker A, Hinds T, Wright JL. Let the Record Speak: Medicolegal

Documentation in Cases of Child Maltreatment. Clin Pediatr Emerg Med 2006;7:181-85

14) Pellegrini C, Krug SE, Wright JL. Saving Emergency Medical Services for Children. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2014;15:3-8

BOOK CHAPTERS/AUDIO CHAPTERS/INSTRUCTIONAL CD-ROMS:

1) Wright J. Dysphagia, in Barkin RM et al, editors: Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice, 1st and 2nd editions, St. Louis, MO: Mosby-Yearbook, 1992 and 1996.

2) Wright J. Malrotation and Midgut Volvulus, in Barkin RM et al, editors: Pediatric

Emergency Medicine: Concepts & Clinical Practice, 1st & 2nd eds, St. Louis: Mosby-Yearbook, 1992/1996.

3) Wright J. Adolescents, in Foltin G et al, editors: Teaching Resource for Instructors in

Prehospital Pediatrics, New York, NY: Center for Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 1998.

4) Wright J. Malrotation & Midgut Volvulus, in Orenstein J et al, editors: Pediastat, Portland, OR: CMC Research, 1998.

5) Wright J. Adolescents, in Foltin G et al, editors: Paramedic Teaching Resource for

Instructors in Prehospital Pediatrics, New York, NY: Ctr for Pediatr Emerg Med, 2002.

6) Johnson R and Wright J., editors and executive producers: EMSC Training in Violence Prevention, New York: Qstorm Media Group, 2001. (reviewed in Peds Emerg Care 2002;18:141-2)

7) Wright J. Critical Care Pediatrics, in: Guidelines for Air Medical Crew Education,

Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing, 2004.

8) Wagner C and Wright J. Pediatric Care, in: Guidelines for Air Medical Crew Education, Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt, 2004.

9) Wright J, Sege R and Murray R. Bullying and Retaliation. PREP Audio vol. 3, no.7, Elk

Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics, 2008.

10) Wright J. Settings of Care, in Wolfe J et al, editors: Textbook of Interdisciplinary Pediatric Palliative Care, 1st edition, Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2011

11) Wright J and Krug S. Emergency Medical Services for Children, in Kliegman R et al,

editors: Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics, 19th & 20th editions, Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2011 and 2015


22

12) Srabstein J, Joshi P, Due P, Wright J, et al. Prevention of Public Health Risks Linked to

Bullying, in Srabstein J et al, editors: Bullying, New York: Nova Scientific, 2013

13) Wright J. Pediatric Trauma Priorities, in Cone D et al, editors: Emergency Medical Oversight: Clinical Practice & System Oversight, 2nd ed., Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Publishing, 2015

14) Johnson SL, Bradshaw CP, Cheng TL and Wright JL. Preventing Bullying Across the

Lifecourse: A Medical Model, in Bradshaw C, editor: Handbook on Bullying Prevention, 1st edition, Washington, DC: NASW Press, 2016 in press

BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS - Print Media Op-Eds: Wright J. Sheltering Our Children from Bioterror. Washington Post (Op-Ed), June 27, 2002 Wright J. Mind Children in Reshaping ER Care. Washington Post (Op-Ed), October 1, 2006. Wright J. Lessons from Rosenbaum Tragedy. Washington Times (Op-Ed), February 29, 2008. Srabstein J, Wright J. Plan to Tackle Bullies in Class. Washington Post (Op-Ed), April 20, 2008 Wright J. Role of the Pediatrician in Youth Violence Prevention. AAP News, July 2009 issue Wright J. A Death That Was Inevitable. Washington Post (Op-Ed), March 8, 2010. Wright J. Cautious Optimism for Health in Prince George’s. Gazette (Op-Ed), March 10, 2011 Wright J. DC Kids Deserve Anti-Bullying Legislation. Washington Post (Op-Ed), Oct 19, 2011 Wright J. EMSC Celebrates 30 Years Advocating, Protecting Kids. AAP News, Jul 2014 issue Wright J. Improving First Response in the District. Washington Post (Op-Ed), Sept 15, 2014 Wright J. A Healthy Empowerment Initiative, Washington Post (Op-Ed) Feb 12, 2015 Wright J. Taking Healthcare to Congregations in Prince Georges, Gazette (Op-Ed) Feb 26, 2015 Wright J. The Biggest Winner – Halfway Home, Gazette (Op-Ed) Apr 30, 2015 PUBLISHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Photographic Credits (25 reproductions) in Orenstein J et al, editors: Pedistat, Portland, CMC Research, 1998 Training EMSC Providers in Violence Prevention, American Psychological Assoc and the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources Service Administration, 1998 Action Plan to Prevent Family and Intimate Partner Violence, National Family and Intimate Partner Violence Initiative, Health Resources Service Administration, Rockville, MD, 1998 Guidelines for PreHospital Management of Traumatic Brain Injury, Brain Trauma Foundation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Dept of Transportation, Washington, DC, 1999 National Association of EMS Physicians Model Pediatric Protocols, Mulligan-Smith et al, editors: MCHB and the EMSC Partnership for Children, HRSA, Rockville, MD, 1999 Reducing The Burden of Injury: Advancing Prevention and Treatment, Bonnie R et al, editors: Committee on Injury Prevention & Control, Institute of Medicine, 1999


23

Mulligan-Smith D, O'Connor R, Markenson D. National Association of EMS Physicians Model Pediatric Protocols, Prehospital Emergency Care, 2000;4:111 Recommendations for Managing Rodenticide Exposures to Children, Report to the Pesticide Program Dialogue Committee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, 2000 Guidelines for Optimal Pediatric Trauma Care, The American Trauma Society and the EMSC Partnership for Children, Health Resources Service Administration, Rockville, MD, 2000 Guidelines for Family-Centered Prehospital Care, National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians, 2003 http://www.ems-c.org/search/framesearch.htm Lipton H, Everly GS. Mental Health Needs for Providers of Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC): Report of a Consensus Panel, Prehospital Emergency Care, 2001;6:15 Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN): Rationale, development and first steps. Academic Emergency Medicine 2003;10:661-68 Friedlaender E, Alessandrini E. Emergency Department Care for Medically Indigent Urban Children. Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2004;5:109-19. EMSC Partnership for Children/NAEMSP Model Pediatric Protocols: 2003 Revision. Prehospital Emergency Care 2004;8:343-65. DeVos E, Spivak H, Flanigan E, Sege R. A Delphi Approach to Reach Consensus on Primary Care Guidelines Regarding Youth Violence Prevention. Pediatrics 2006;118:1109-1115 Connected Kids: Safe, Strong, Secure. Amer Acad of Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, IL, 2006 Rachelefsky GS, Kennedy S, Stone A. Enhancing the Role of the Emergency Department in the Identification and Management of Childhood Asthma. Pediatrics 2006;117:57-62. Manguerten J, Scott SH, Guzzetta CE, et al. Effects of Family Presence During Resuscitation and Invasive Procedures in a Pediatric ED. Journal of Emergency Nursing 2006;32:225-33 Camargo C. A Model Protocol for EMS Management of Asthma Exacerbations. Prehosp Emerg Care 2006;10:418-29 Alpern ER, Chamberlain JM, Dean JM, et al. Epidemiology of a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Research Network: PECARN Core Data Project. Pediatric Emergency Care 2006;22:689-99. Corneili HM, Zorc JJ, Prashant M, et al for the Bronchiolitis Study Group of the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN). Multicenter, Randomized, Controlled Trial of Dexamethasone for Bronchiolitis. New England Journal of Medicine 2007;357:331-39.


24

Institute of Medicine 2007. Future of Emergency Care: Dissemination Workshop Summaries. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. Rivara FP. Thank You to Our Reviewers. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2008;162:204. Miller S, Rincon H, Kuppermann N and the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network. Revisiting the EMSC Research Agenda. Academic Emerg Med 2008;15:377-83 Gorelick M, Atabaki S, Hoyle J, et al for the PECARN. Interobserver Agreement in Assessment of Clinical Variables in Children with Blunt Head Trauma. Acad Emerg Med 2008;15:812-18 Moler FW, Meert K, Donaldson AE, et al for the PECARN. In-hospital Versus Out-of-Hospital Pediatric Cardiac Arrest: A Multicenter Cohort Study. Critical Care Medicine 2009;37;2259-67 Chamberlain JM, Lillis K, Vance C, et al for the PECARN. Perceived challenges to obtaining informed consent for an ED study of status epilepticus. Acad Emerg Med 2009;16;763-70 Chandra A, Gresenz C, et al. Health & Health Care Among District of Columbia Youth. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corp. http://www.rand.org/pubs/technical_reports/2009/RAND_TR751.pdf Kuppermann N, Holmes JF, Dayan PS, et al for the PECARN. Identification of children at very low risk of clinically-important brain injuries after head trauma. Lancet 2009;374:1160-70 Mahajan P, Alpern ER, Grupp-Phalen J, et al for the PECARN. Epidemiology of psychiatric-related visits to EDs in a pediatric research network. Pediatr Emerg Care 2009;25:715-20 Institute of Medicine 2010. Medical Surge Capacity: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press Institute of Medicine 2010. Regionalizing Emergency Care: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press U.S. Dept. of HHS and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute 2010. Sickle Cell Disease Awareness and Education Strategy Development Workshop Report. Publication No. 56-205N Stanley R, Lillis KA, Zuspan SJ, et al for the PECARN. Development and implementation of a performance measure tool in academic pediatric research network. Cont Clin Trials 2010;31:429 Leonard J, Kuppermann N, Olsen C, et al for the PECARN. Factors associated with cervical spine injury in children after blunt trauma. Annals of Emergency Medicine 2011;58:145-55 Lee L, Dayan P, Gerardi M, et al for the PECARN. Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma in children with bleeding disorders. Journal of Pediatrics 2011;158:1003-8 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Guidelines for Field Triage of Injured Patients, MMWR 2012; 61:1-21


25

Leonard JC, Scharff DP, Koors V, et al. A qualitative assessment of factors that influence EMS partnerships in prehospital research. Acad Emerg Med 2012;19:161-73. Nigrovic L, Lee L, Hoyle J, et al for the PECARN. Prevalence of clinically important traumatic brain injuries in children. Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 2012;166:356-61 Nigrovic LE, Rogers AJ, Adelgais KM, et al for the PECARN Utility of plain radiographs in detecting traumatic injuries of the cervical spine in children. Pediatr Emerg Care 2012;28:426-32 Kim EG, Brown KM, Leonard JC, et al for the C-Spine Study Group of the PECARN. Variability of prehospital spinal immobilization in children. Pediatr Emerg Care 2013;29:413-18 Working Group Best-Practice Recommendations for the Safe Transportation of Children in Emergency Ground Ambulances. US Dept. of Transportation, NHTSA 2012, DOT HS 811 677 Institute of Medicine 2014. Building Capacity to Reduce Bullying: Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press Report from the Childress Summit of the Pediatric Trauma Society. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery 2014;77:504-509 PRESENTATIONS INVITED SPEAKER – LEGISLATIVE TESTIMONY: 1993 U.S. Senate, Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation "S.674, Sensible Advertising & Family Education Act" 1993 U.S. House of Representatives, Government Operations Committee, "Violence as a Public Health Issue" 1994 U.S. Senate, Committee on the Judiciary, "Gun Violence Prevention Act: Public Health and Child Safety" 1999 Council of the District Columbia, Committee on the Judiciary, "Emergency Medical Services (EMS) as an Independent Public Service Agency" 1999 Environmental Protection Agency, Rodenticide Regulation Advisory Committee, “Rodenticide Ingestion in Children" 2000 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on the Judiciary, "HB 279: Responsible Gun Safety Act" 2000 Maryland General Assembly, Senate Committee on Judicial Proceedings, "SB 211: The Responsible Gun Safety Act” 2001 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Human Services, “Public Oversight Hearing: DC Healthcare Alliance” 2001 U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, “Children and

Terrorism” 2002 The District of Columbia Health Services Reform Commission, “SY 2001-02 School

Health Program” 2002 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Human Services, “Child Health

Trends in DC Kids Count”


26

2003 Maryland General Assembly, Prince George’s County House Delegation, “Trauma System Legislation”

2003 U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on the District of Columbia, “State of the Foster Care System”

2003 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Human Services, “Public Oversight Hearing: Health Care Safety Net”

2003 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee Health and Government Operations Committee, “Budget Cuts to Health Services: Impact on Children”

2005 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Public Works & the Environment and Committee on Human Services, “DC16-110, Unattended Children in Motor Vehicle Act”

2006 Council of the District of Columbia, Committees on Health and Education, Public Oversight Hearing on School-based Health Services in the District of Columbia

2007 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, “B17-30: The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination and Reporting Act of 2007”

2007 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, Oversight Hearing on the Department of Health, “Strengthening Immunization Compliance in the District”

2007 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on Health and Government Operations, “HB 1049: Task Force on the HPV Vaccine”

2007 Council of the District of Columbia, Chairman’s Executive Session, “HPV Vaccine: The Science, Epidemiology and Public Health Implications”

2007 Government of the District of Columbia, Office of the City Administrator, Task Force on EMS, “Reducing Ambulance Drop Times and Improving Patient Throughput”

2007 Congressional Children’s Health Care Caucus Briefing on HR 2464 – The Wakefield Act “Emergency Medical Services for Children: A Model Federal-State Partnership”

2008 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, Oversight Hearing on the Health Emergency Preparedness Response Administration “B17-596: EMS Act of 2008”

2008 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on Environmental Matters, “HB 1312: Child Safety Seats – Age and Weight Requirements”

2008 Maryland General Assembly, Senate Committee on Judicial Proceedings, “SB 789: Child Safety Seats – Age and Weight Requirements”

2008 U.S. House of Representatives, Labor, Health & Human Services Committee, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee, “Childrens’ Hospitals GME”

2008 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Public Safety and the Judiciary “B17- 596: The Emergency Medical Services Act of 2008” 2008 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, Oversight Hearing on School Nursing and School Based Health Programs 2009 Maryland General Assembly, Senate Committee on Budget and Taxation, “HB 1039: The Prince George’s County Hospital Authority” 2009 Maryland General Assembly, Prince George’s County House Delegation, “HB 1039: The Prince George’s County Hospital Authority” 2009 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on Environmental Matters, “HB 1169: All Terrain Vehicles – Protective Equipment” 2009 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, Budget Hearing on the Community Health Administration “B17-30: HPV Vaccination and Reporting Act” 2009 Congressional Press Briefing, House of Representatives, Committee on Transportation and the Infrastructure “HR 1895: The Safe Teen Novice Driver Uniform Protection Act”


27

2009 Presidential Roundtable and Press Briefing, “Children and Health Care Reform” 2009 Congressional Children’s Health Care Caucus Briefing, “Chronic Conditions: The

Differences and Challenges for Children” 2009 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, Public Roundtable on the

Youth Sexual Health Project 2010 National News Conference and Webcast, “Roadmap to State Highway Safety Laws and

HR 1895: The Safe Teen Novice Driver Uniform Protection Act of 2009” 2010 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on Environmental Matters, “HB 248: Vehicle Laws - Equine Riding - Helmet Requirement for Minors” 2010 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health, DOH Oversight Hearing,

“The Use of Geographic Information Systems to Develop Burn Prevention Strategies” 2010 County Executive Summit, “A Conversation on Integrated Community-Oriented Health

Care in Prince George’s County” 2011 Maryland General Assembly, Prince George’s County House Delegation, “Assessing Health and Health Care in Prince George’s County” 2011 Council of the District Columbia, “PR 19-23, Chief of the Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department Confirmation Resolution of 2011” 2011 Prince George’s County Board of Health, “Integrated Community- Oriented Health Care in Prince George’s County” 2011 Mayor’s Press Conference, Government of the District of Columbia, “Fire and EMS Patient Bill of Rights” 2011 National Press Conference and Congressional Briefing, “S 3269: The Safe Teen Novice Driver Uniform Protection Act of 2010” 2011 Congressional Briefing, American Academy of Pediatrics, “Emergency Medical Services for Children Day” 2012 Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates Committee on Environmental Matters, “HB 313: Vehicle Laws - Child Seating & Safety Seats – Requirements and Prohibition” 2012 Maryland General Assembly, Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee, “SB 460: Vehicle Laws – Child Safety Seats and Seat Belt – Penalty” 2012 Congressional Briefing, American Academy of Pediatrics, “Launch of the Anti-Bullying Caucus” 2012 Congressional Black Caucus, Health Brain Trust, “Bullying: Tip of the Intentional Injury Iceberg” 2013 Maryland General Assembly, Prince George’s County House Delegation, “Pediatric

Ambulatory Care in Central and Southern Maryland” 2013 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Education, Public Oversight

Roundtable, “School Safety and Emergency Preparedness in the District of Columbia” 2013 Congressional Briefing(s), House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, Trade &

House and Senate Health, Education, Pensions Committees “Concussions in Youth” 2013 Congressional Roundtable Hearing, DC Commission on Black Men and Boys, “A Candid

Conversation on Bullying” 2014 Prince George’s County Council Annual Retreat, “County Health Rankings: A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats” 2014 Maryland General Assembly, Prince George’s County House Delegation, “Pediatric Ambulatory Care in Prince George’s County”


28

2014 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health and Human Services, B20-822, “Copper Intrauterine Device Act of 2014”

2014 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health and Human Services, B20-676, “The Behavioral Health Care System Act of 2014”

2015 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health and Human Services, B21-6 “The Healthy Hearts for Babies Act of 2015”

2015 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on Health and Human Services, PR21-22 “Director of the Department of Health Confirmation Resolution of 2015"

2015 Council of the District of Columbia, Committee on the Judiciary, PR21-0165 “Chief of the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department Confirmation Resolution of 2015”

2015 Congressional Briefing – Allergy & Asthma Caucus, Congressional Black Caucus and Congressional Hispanic Caucus, “Tackling Health Disparities in Children”

INVITED SPEAKER - INTERNATIONAL: 1997 Mid-Trent Paediatric Trauma Conference, Nottingham, England, "Adolescent Trauma -

A New Problem?" 2000 Global Youth Health Teleconference (Benin-Ghana-Senegal-Uganda-US), The World

Bank and Howard University College of Medicine, "Child Survival: It Takes a Village" 2012 World Congress of Cardiology, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, “Universal Pulse Oximetry

Screening for Critical Congenital Heart Disease: Advocacy and Legislative Implications” INVITED SPEAKER - NATIONAL: 1991 American College of Emergency Physicians, Washington, Advanced Pediatric Life

Support (APLS), "Septic Shock" 1993 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, "African American

Adolescents: Public Health's Responsibilities" 1993 American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Conference, Washington, Pediatric Advanced

Life Support (PALS), "Trauma Megacode" 1994 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, "Violence in the

African-American Community: Strategy Development" 1995 EMSC, Washington, DC, "Effective Communication and Cultural Competence in

Emergency Care of the Adolescent" 1995 HRSA Minority Adolescent Health Workgroup, Baltimore, MD, "Injury and Violence

Prevention" 1995 National Symposium on Child Victimization, Washington, "Violence: Secondary

Victimization - Risk Factors" 1995 National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, Atlanta,

"Injury Surveillance in the Emergency Department: The State-of-the Art" 1996 National Workshop on Emergency Department Data, Atlanta, GA, "ED Disposition and

Diagnosis Data" 1996 Emergency Medical Services for Children, Washington, "The Adolescent Emergency

Services Project" 1996 Society for Adolescent Medicine, Arlington, VA, "The Well-being of Vulnerable Youth:

Public Health Initiatives" 1996 Society for Adolescent Medicine, Arlington, VA, "Multicultural and Multi-Ethnic Health

Issues"


29

1996 Pediatric Academic Societies, Washington, "Effecting Change in the Legislature - Testifying Before Congress"

1996 Primary Health Care Linkage Group, Bethesda, MD, "Adolescent Males and Sexual Responsibility"

1996 National Assembly on School-Based Health, Baltimore, MD, "Critical Issues in Violence Prevention"

1996 National Invitational Meeting on Family and Intimate Violence Prevention, Washington, "ED-based Interventions" 1996 American Hospital Association, Chicago, "Coding for ICD-9-CM: Regulatory Update -

Child Abuse" 1996 MCHB Adolescent Health Workgroup, Washington, "Emergency Medical Services:

Focus on Adolescents" 1996 American Academy of Pediatrics, Boston, "Violence in Emergency Medicine: Secondary

Prevention" 1996 National Trauma Symposium, Baltimore, "Prevention Concepts in Emergency Medicine:

The Public Health Approach" 1997 Emergency Medical Services for Children, Washington, "A Curriculum for Cultural

Diversity" 1997 National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Washington, "Youth Violence: A

Community-Based Approach" 1997 American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Conference, New Orleans, "Violence &

Children: What Are We Doing, Where Do We Stand? 1997 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, "Youth Violence

Prevention" 1997 National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Washington, "Caring for

Adolescents in Emergency Settings" 1998 National EMSC Resource Alliance, Washington, "Promoting Cultural Competence in

Emergency Medical Services" 1998 National Congress on Childhood Emergencies, Washington, "The Impact of Violence on

Adolescents" 1998 National Congress on Childhood Emergencies, Washington, "Institutionalization of

Pediatric Emergency Services" 1998 American Psychological Association, Atlanta, "Public Health in the 21st Century:

Changing Health Provider Behaviors" 1998 Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, "Partnerships for Preventing Violence:

National Satellite Training Forum" 1998 American Academy of Pediatrics, San Francisco, "The Role of the Emergency

Department in Injury Prevention" 1998 American College of Nurse Practitioners, Washington, "Adolescent Violence: Prevention

and Management" 1998 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, "Managed Care and

Injury Control" 1999 National Association of State EMS Directors, Washington, "Cultural Competence in

Education and Training" 1999 Emergency Medical Services for Children, Washington, "Child Fatality Review: The

Role of EMS"


30

1999 American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Conference, Washington, "Children with Special Health Care Needs"

1999 American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Conference, Washington, "Screening for Violence"

2000 Society for Adolescent Medicine, Arlington, VA, "The Many Faces of Adolescent Violence"

2000 National Congress on Childhood Emergencies, Baltimore, "EMS: An Important Member of the Child Fatality Review Team"

2000 National Congress on Childhood Emergencies, Baltimore, "Violence and the Emergency Department"

2001 Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Reston, VA, "Application of Measurement Tools to Pediatric Emergency Medicine"

2001 Emergency Medical Services for Children, Vienna, VA "Youth Violence Prevention: Hospital to Community”

2001 National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, Washington, “End-of-Life Issues in the Acute Care of Children”

2002 American Medical Association, Washington, “Bullying Among Children and Youth: A Pediatrician’s Perspective”

2002 Pediatric Nursing Conference, Arlington, VA, “Youth Violence Prevention: Hospital to Community”

2002 Handgun Epidemic Lowering Plan (HELP) Network, Chicago, “Nonfatal Gun Injuries: The Untold Story”

2003 National Association of EMS Physicians, Panama City, FL, “System Response to the Pediatric Sniper Victim”

2003 American Academy of Pediatrics/Centers for Disease Control -Violence Prevention Symposium, Elk Grove Village, IL, “Bullying”

2003 American Academy of Pediatrics/Centers for Disease Control - Violence Prevention Symposium, Elk Grove Village, IL, “The Treatment of Intentional Injuries”

2003 American Trauma Society – Second Trauma Pediatric Program, Philadelphia, PA, “End-of-Life Care in EMSC”

2003 American Academy of Pediatrics Emergency Medicine Leadership Conference, Albuquerque, NM, “Advocacy and Legislative Activities” and “EMS Medical Director”

2003 Emergency Medicine Board Review, George Washington University, Washington, DC, “Pediatric Trauma”

2003 National Association of Children’s Hospitals & Related Institutions Child Advocacy Conference, Washington, DC, “Media Advocacy”

2003 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, “Bullying and Youth Violence: The Tip of the Iceberg?”

2004 National Association of Emergency Medical Services Physicians (NAEMSP), Tucson, AZ, “Responding to Children with Special Health Care Needs”

2004 Casey Journalism Center on Children and Families, College Park, MD, “Pediatric Emergency Medicine in the 21st Century: View from the Front”

2004 Pediatric Academic Societies, Ambulatory Pediatrics Association, San Francisco, CA, “Violence Prevention in the ED”

2004 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, Orlando, FL, “Public Health Advocacy: The Researcher in Action”


31

2005 SafeUSA Safety Matters Seminar, Baltimore, MD, “Youth Violence 2005: Progress and Prospects”

2005 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Washington, DC, “Bullying and Retaliation: The New Vulnerable Child”

2005 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Washington, DC, “Hot Topics in Injury Prevention – Bullying”

2005 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, “Challenges in Playground Builds: Maintaining Safety and Managing Bureaucracy”

2006 Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs, Crystal City, VA, “Improved School Immunization Compliance Utilizing a Collaborative, Data-Driven Approach”

2006 National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI), Crystal City, VA, “When the Safety Net Crumbles: Children’s Hospitals Threat or Opportunity”

2006 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, Washington, DC, “Pediatric Emergency Medicine & Child Health Advocacy”

2006 Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, Washington DC, “Emergency Care for Children – Growing Pains”

2006 American Academy of Pediatrics Recertification & Education Program–Emergency Medicine (PREP-EM), Washington, DC, “The IOM Report” and “Resuscitation”

2006 Health Services and Resources Administration National Webcast, Rockville, MD, “Offline and Online Medical Direction in Emergency Medical Services for Children”

2006 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Atlanta, GA, “Institute of Medicine Update: The Future of Emergency Care in the US Health System”

2006 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Atlanta, GA, “Bullying and Retaliation”

2006 Institute of Medicine Dissemination Workshop, Chicago, IL, “Emergency Care for Children – Growing Pains”

2007 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, Miami, FL, “Building a Diverse Portfolio Through EMSC Activities and Opportunities”

2007 Pediatric Academic Societies, Toronto, ON, “Recommendations & Implementation of the IOM Report Emergency Care for Children: Growing Pains – Workforce & Disparities”

2007 Emergency Medical Services for Children Annual Grantee Meeting, Washington, DC “Creating a New Vision in Response to the IOM’s Future of Emergency Care Report”

2007 National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions Communicator Conference, “The HPV Vaccine: A Case Study in Public Health and Media Engagement”

2007 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, San Francisco, CA, “Bullying and Retaliation”

2007 National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, “An Innovative Approach to Community-Based Asthma Management”

2007 Journalism Center on Children and Families, Washington, DC “Reporting from the Home Front: Families, Work and Money”

2007 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, “Role of the Emergency Department in the Development of Youth Violence Interventions”

2008 HRSA Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality, Washington, DC “Infant Morbidity and Mortality: The Role of Regionalized System Response”

2008 MCHB Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Training Annual Meeting, Washington, DC “Child Health Advocacy in the Academic Medical Center”


32

2008 Pediatric Academic Societies, Honolulu, HI, “Implementation of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) Recommendations for Prehospital Emergency Care for Children”

2008 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Washington, DC “From Evidence to EMS Practice: Building the National Model”

2008 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Boston, MA, “Bullying and Retaliation”

2009 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, St. Louis, MO, “Career Stories in Emergency Medical Services for Children” and “Prehospital Research”

2009 EMSC Partnership for Children – National Stakeholder Group Meeting, Arlington, VA, “Towards Emergency Medical Services for Children Permanence”

2009 Pediatric Academic Societies, Baltimore, MD, “Show Me the Money: Funding Sources for Research in Emergency Medical Services for Children” 2009 Pediatric Academic Societies, Baltimore, MD, “Pediatricians as Advocates: Preparing Residents to be Effective Champions of Children's Health” 2009 American Association of Physician Assistant’s Annual Conference, San Diego, CA,

“Bullying and Retaliation” 2009 Emergency Medical Services for Children Annual Program Meeting, Alexandria, VA,

“The EMSC Program: Past, Present and Future” 2009 IOM Forum on Medical and Public Health Preparedness for Catastrophic Events:

Medical Surge Capacity Workshop, Washington, DC, “Needs of Children in Disaster” 2009 US Department of Education, Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools National

Conference, Washington, DC, “AAP’s Role in Preventing Youth Violence” 2009 Institute of Medicine Workshop: Regionalizing Emergency Care, Washington, DC, “The

Needs of Children in a Regionalized System Model” 2009 National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, Sickle Cell Disease Awareness and Education

Strategy Development Workshop, Bethesda, MD, “Emergency Care Issues” 2009 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Washington, DC,

“Bullying and Retaliation”, “Helicopter EMS Safety” and “EMSC Advocacy” 2010 National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions Webinar,

“Congenital Heart Disease Screening Program: Implementation Toolkit and Advocacy” 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics Webcast, “State of Emergency Dept. Preparedness for

Children: Release of Joint Policy Statement - A Consensus on the Essentials 2010 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, Houston, TX, “Emergency

Medical Services for Children: It’s In You” 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics Emergency Medicine Leadership Conference, San

Antonio, TX, “Community Outreach in Pediatric Emergency Medicine” 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics Advocacy Institute, Schaumburg, IL, “EMSC

Regionalization: What Does It Mean in Your State and Community?” 2010 Pediatric Academic Societies, Vancouver, BC, “Addressing Youth Violence Across the

Clinical Spectrum: Prevention and Intervention” 2010 Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, Washington, DC, “Practitioners Panel –

The American Academy of Pediatrics and Children’s National Medical Center” 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, San Francisco,

CA, “Bullying and Retaliation: The New Vulnerable Child” 2010 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, “Role of the Emergency

Department in Youth Violence Prevention: A Systematic Review”


33

2010 National Association of Children’s Hospitals Annual Leadership Conf., Minneapolis, MN, “Right Sizing Emergency Care Utilization Through Public-Private Partnership”

2010 DentaQuest Foundation/DentaQuest Institute, Washington, DC, “Innovations in the Prevention of Oral Disease” 2011 Centers for Disease Control, Clinical Outreach Communication Activity Webinar, “State Level Pediatric Emergency Preparedness” 2011 American Academy of Pediatrics Future of Pediatrics Conference, Chicago, IL, “The District of Columbia Healthy Teeth Program” 2011 National Conference of State Legislatures Annual Legislative Summit, San Antonio, TX, “Bullying, Schools and Mental Health” 2011 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, Dallas, TX, “Emergency Medical Services for Children: The Essentials” 2011 National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, Washington, DC, “Pediatric Emergency Preparedness” and “Role of ED in Youth Violence Prevention 2011 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, Boston, MA, “Bullying and Retaliation” and “Role of the ED in Youth Violence Prevention” 2012 National Center on Missing and Exploited Children, Washington, DC, “The Impact of Bullying on Children’s Health” 2012 National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference, Cincinnati, OH, “The Emergency Medical Services for Children Program and PEM Fellows” 2012 National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, New Orleans, LA, “Adolescent Violence Symposium: Violence and Bullying” 2012 American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention and Exhibition, New Orleans, LA, “Injury Prevention in the Emergency Department” (moderator) 2012 Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, Washington, DC, “Students Who Bully – Behavioral and Physical Consequences” 2012 Children’s Hospital Association, Washington, DC, “Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions: Redirecting Patients from the ED to their Primary Care Provider” 2012 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO, “Bullying: Tip of the Intentional Injury Iceberg” 2012 American Academy of Pediatrics Recertification & Education Program–Developmental and Behavioral (PREP-DB), Phoenix, AZ, - “Bullying” 2013 EMS Today Conference & Exposition, Washington, DC, “Prehospital Pain Management” 2013 Pediatric Academic Societies, Washington, DC, Meet the Professor – “Scholarly

Succession Planning in Pediatric Emergency Medicine” 2013 Association of Administrators in Academic Pediatrics, Washington, DC, Opening

Keynote - “Child Health Advocacy in the Academic Medical Center” 2013 Society for Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Baltimore, MD – “Policy Workshop” 2013 Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence National Summit, Washington, DC – “Gun

Injury in the Pediatric Population” 2014 National Association of Emergency Medical Services Physicians, Tucson, AZ – “The

Emergency Medical Services for Children Program: History, Lifespan and Successes” 2014 American Academy of Pediatrics Healthy Children Conference and Expo, Chicago, IL,

Featured Speaker - “Parents and Pediatricians: Partners in Youth Violence Prevention” 2014 Institute of Medicine, Washington, DC, Expert Panelist – “Building Capacity to Reduce

Bullying and Its Impact on Youth across the Lifecourse”


34

2014 Pediatric Academic Societies, Vancouver, BC, Workshop Leader - “Affordable Care Act and Community Benefit Compliance: An Emerging Scholarly Opportunity”

2014 Pediatric Academic Societies, Vancouver, BC, Topic Symposium – “Stigma, Ostracism and Bullying: Dangers, Prevention and Interventions”

2014 American Academy of Pediatrics Advocacy Day, Washington, DC, “Child Health Advocacy in the Academic Medical Center”

2014 Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Conference, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Opening Keynote - “Prevention Advocacy: Activating Your Institutional Voice”

2015 Leadership Summit on Health Disparities and the Congressional Black Caucus Health Brain Trust, Washington, DC, “Behavioral Health in Children”

2015 Food and Drug Administration/Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Seminar Series, Silver Spring, MD, “Health Equity: Moving Upstream to Address Disparities”

2015 National Organization of Black County Officials, Houston, TX, “Public Administration and Faith Leadership: A Healthy Combination”

2015 National Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly, Detroit, MI, “Why Diversity Matters” 2015 Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and The Children’s Safety Network Webinar, “The Role of Pediatricians in Preventing and Screening for Bullying” 2015 National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Annual Translational Health Disparities Course, Bethesda, MD, “Disparities in the Acute Care of Children in the US” 2015 Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence and the American Public Health Association National Summit, Washington, DC, “Kids and the Risk of Guns in the Home” 2015 Nat’l Inst. on Child Health & Human Development, Advances in Pediatric Trauma and Critical Care Research, Bethesda, MD, “Emerging Evidence Base in Prehospital Care” 2016 Society for Pediatric Urgent Care, 2nd Annual Pediatric Urgent Care Conference, San Juan, PR, Opening Keynote – “The Continuing Evolution of Acute Care Pediatrics” INVITED SPEAKER – REGIONAL (Academic Grand Rounds on Injury Control/Violence Prevention topic unless otherwise indicated): 1992 Department of Primary Care, George Washington University Medical Center 1994 Department of Pediatrics, Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax, VA 1994 Department of Pediatrics, Prince George’s Hospital Center, Cheverly, MD 1994 Department of Pediatrics, George Washington University and CNMC, Washington, DC 1995 Student National Medical Association, "Role of the Physician in Violence Prevention" 1995 Department of Pediatrics, Georgetown University School of Medicine 1995 Department of Social Work, Hospital for Sick Children, Washington, DC 1997 Department of Pediatrics, Prince George’s Hospital Center, Cheverly, MD 1998 Department of Pediatrics, Georgetown University School of Medicine 1998 Department of Emergency Medicine, George Washington University Medical Center 1998 Maryland AAP Annual Conference, "Demystifying the Pediatric Trauma System" 1999 Department of Pediatrics, Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Bethesda 2000 Department of Pediatrics, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Rockford, IL 2000 Department of Pediatrics, UMD-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ,

"EMSC 2000: Where We Are, Where We're Going" 2000 Student National Medical Association Regional Conference, "The Impact of Hip-Hop

Culture on Adolescent Health" 2000 Department of Pediatrics, George Washington University and CNMC, Washington, DC


35

2001 Dept of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia 2002 Kansas Pediatric Symposium, Wichita, KS, “EMSC and Violence Prevention” 2003 17th Annual Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Conference, Department of Health,

Washington, DC, “Adolescent Health Issues” 2003 2nd Annual Mid-Atlantic EMSC Regional Symposium, Washington, DC, “The Institute

of Medicine EMSC Report: 10-Year Assessment” 2003 Advances in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Washington, DC, “Club Drugs” 2003 Catholic University of America – Behavioral Issues in Primary Care, Washington, DC 2004 18th Annual MCH Conference, Dept of Health, Washington, DC, “Youth Bullying” 2004 Maryland Emergency Nurses Association Conference, Linthicum, MD, “Club Drugs” 2004 District of Columbia Dept of Mental Health, “Youth Bullying: The Tip of the Iceberg” 2004 3rd Annual Mid-Atlantic EMSC Regional Symposium, Rehoboth, DE, “Pediatric

Prehospital Protocol Development” 2004 Children’s Hospital of New Jersey, Newark, NJ, “EMS for Children: The First 20 Years” 2005 Children’s National Medical Center, “Child Advocacy: What Does It Really Mean” 2005 District of Columbia Dept. Mental Health, “Injury Prevention: A Behavioral Approach” 2005 US State Dept., Washington, DC, “Unique Needs of Children in Preparedness Planning” 2006 Department of Pediatrics, Northwestern University and Children’s Memorial Hospital,

Chicago, IL, “Child Health Advocacy in the Academic Medical Center” 2007 Department of Pediatrics, Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, DC 2008 Regional Pediatric Health Summit, Mountain States Health Association, Johnson City,

TN, “Preventable Childhood Injuries: A National Perspective” 2009 12th Annual Pediatric Emergency Medicine Conference, Baylor College of Medicine and

Texas Children’s Hospital, Houston, TX “Visual Diagnosis in Peds Emergency Medicine 2009 Oregon State EMS for Children Conference, Seaside, OR “The Role of EMS and Trauma

Systems in Childhood Injury Prevention” 2009 Summer Nurse Institute, Washington, “Advocacy: Speaking Up for Children”, “Bullying:

Tip of the Iceberg” and “Youth Violence Prevention: From Hospital to Community” 2011 Illinois Chapter - Amer Academy of Pediatrics, Chicago, “Bullying: Impact on Health” 2011 School Health Interdisciplinary Program, Towson, MD, “Bullying: Impact on Health” 2011 Maryland State Dept. of Education, Ellicott City, MD, “Bullying: Impact on Health” 2012 New York Society of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, New York, NY, “Emergency Medical Services for Children: Where We Are and Where We’re Going” 2013 Children’s National Med Ctr, “30 Years of EMSC: Where We Are, Where We’re Going” 2014 Nevada Chapter - Amer Academy of Pediatrics, Las Vegas, “Bullying: Impact on Health” 2015 Georgia State Medical Association, Hilton Head, SC, “Hospital-based Community

Benefit in the Health Care Reform Era" INVITED SPEAKER - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS) EDUCATION: 1991 Montgomery County (Md.) Fire and EMS - "Intraosseous Infusion" 1992 Anne Arundel County (Md.) Fire and EMS - "Pediatric Vascular Access" 1992 Prince William County (Va.) Fire and EMS - "Intraosseous Infusion" 1993 District of Columbia Fire and EMS - "Primary Pediatric Trauma Assessment" 1994 West Virginia State EMS Conference - "Gunsmoke: Adolescents and Firearms" 1994 Medical Shock Trauma and Resuscitation Unit (MedSTAR,) - "Pediatric Case Studies" 1995 Children's Pediatric Emergency Transport Service - "Resuscitation Pharmacology"


36

1996 Maryland (Md.) EMS Regional Conference - "Youth and Adolescent Violence" 1996 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference - "Cultural Competence in EMS" 1997 Md. State EMS Medical Directors Symposium - "Pediatric Emergency Medicine Update" 1997 Md. Tri-County EMS Conference - "Pediatric Case Studies: Cold Water Immersion" 1998 Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute (MFRI), - "Pediatric Emergency Medicine Update" 1999 Children with Special Health Care Needs Project - "Intraosseous Infusion" 1999 Maryland Nurses Association, "Emergency Encounters - Childhood Injury Prevention" 1999 Maryland State EMS Conference - "Pediatric Vascular Access Workshop" 1999 DC Fire and EMS - "Prevention Concepts in EMS: It All Begins With Data" 1999 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference - "Preventing Childhood Firearm Injuries" 1999 Illinois State/Midwest Regional EMSC Conference - "Youth and Adolescent Violence" 2000 Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP) - "Trauma/Trauma Scenarios" 2000 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - "Regionalized EMS for Children" 2001 Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP) - "Vascular Access" 2001 Maryland State EMS Conference - "Club Drugs: Ecstasy, GHB and Rohypnol” 2001 Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute, Univ of Maryland - "Public Fire and Life Safety" 2001 District of Columbia Fire and EMS - Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals 2001 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference – “Ecstasy: Club Drug That Is All The Rave” 2002 Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEEP) – “Child Development” 2002 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference – “Anatomy of the Golden Hour” 2002 Anne Arundel County Fire Dept – Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals 2004 Maryland State EMS Conference – “Pediatric Cardiac Arrest and AEDs” 2004 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference – “The Demise of Ipecac” 2004 Md. State Police Aviation Division - Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals 2005 Md. State EMS Conference - “The Demise of Ipecac: Implications for EMS Systems” 2005 New York State EMS Conf – “Youth Bullying: Tip of the Intentional Injury Pyramid?” 2005 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference – “Apparent Life Threatening Events” 2005 Virginia State EMS Conference – “EMS for Children: The First Twenty Years” 2006 Maryland Winterfest EMS Conference – “Apparent Life Threatening Events” 2006 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conference – “The Future of Emergency Medicine” 2007 Maryland State EMS Conference – “Pediatric Cardiac Arrest” 2007 Michigan Pediatric Disaster Management Conference – “EMSC: Vision for the 21st Century”, “Medical Direction”, “Special Needs Children”, “ED Preparedness” 2008 Maryland Tri-County EMS Conf – “Tweens & Teens in the Prehospital Environment” 2011 Maryland Winterfest EMS Conference – “Evidence Based Guidelines and Protocols” 2011 Maryland EMS Medical Director’s Symposium – “5 Articles That Will Change Practice” INVITED SPEAKER - BROADCAST MEDIA: 1987 Fox Television Network Documentary - "The Future of Black America" 1991 Office of the U.S. Surgeon General National Press Conference - "Alcohol Poisoning" 1991 Black Entertainment Television Network News (BET) - "The Addictions - Alcohol" 1991 National Public Radio (NPR) - "Youth Binge Drinking" 1991 Law Enforcement Television Network - "Acute Alcohol Poisoning" 1992 ABC Radio Network - "Playground Injuries" 1993 Black Entertainment Television Network (BET) - "Childhood Injuries” 1995 NBC Television - News 4 Washington - "Heat Illness in Children"


37

1996 National Public Radio (NPR) - "Household Injuries" 1996 Morgan State University Radio (Baltimore) - "Preventing Summer Injuries in Children" 1996 NBC Television, News 4 Washington: Viewpoint - "Childhood Violence" 1997 British Broadcasting Company Radio (BBC) - "Pediatric Trauma Systems" 1998 British Broadcasting Company Radio (BBC) - "Childhood Firearms Injuries" 1998 Center to Prevent Handgun Violence National Press Conference - "Children and Guns" 1998 Morgan State University Radio (Baltimore) -"Preventing Winter Injuries in Children" 1998 Radio One Broadcast Network - "Preventing Childhood Injuries" 1998 Fox Television Morning News - "Caring for Kids: Child Care Safety and Preparedness" 1999 NewsChannel 8, HealthLine - "When to Bring Your Child to the Emergency Dept." 1999 Fox Television Evening News - "Caring for Kids: Protection from Summer Hazards" 1999 WTOP News Radio - "Role of the Emergency Department in Violence Prevention" 1999 Fox Television Morning News - "Caring for Kids: Recognizing Heat Illness in Children" 1999 Fox Television Morning News - "Caring for Kids: Children and the EMS System" 1999 KidSafety of America Video Production - "Managing School Violence: The Aftermath" 1999 Brain Trauma Foundation Video - "Prehospital Management of Traumatic Brain Injury" 2000 Cable News Network, CNN Today - "Children and Firearms Injuries" 2000 Fox Television Morning News - "Caring for Kids: Kids Swallow the Strangest Things" 2000 Radio One Broadcast Network - "Emergency Care for Children" 2000 Fox Television Morning News - "Caring for Kids: Avoiding Holiday Hazards" 2001 Fox Television Evening News - "Old Wives Tales and Pediatric Myths" 2001 NBC Television, News 4 Washington: Live Online Chat - "Youth Violence Prevention" 2001 Fox Television Evening News - "Debunking Myths About Youth Violence" 2001 Cox Broadcasting Company – “Children and Terrorism” 2002 WTOP News Radio – “Heat Illness in Young Children” 2002 ABC Television Network Evening News – “Risk of Heat Injury in Children Left in Cars” 2002 WTOP News Radio – “Pediatric Emergency Department Preparedness” 2002 Health and Human Services National Press Conference - “Right Care When It Counts” 2002 Cable News Network, CNN American Morning – “Halloween Safety” 2002 Armed Forces Radio Network, Parent Perspective – “Children in a National Emergency” 2003 National Video News Release – “Pediatrician Survey on Children’s Access to Care” 2003 Holy Cross Health Network Radio – “Winter Sports Injuries” 2003 Fox Television Evening News – “Ringworm” 2003 ABC Evening News, WJLA Washington – “It’s Wise to Immunize Annual Event” 2003 ABC Television Network Evening News – “Treatment of Poisoning in the Home” 2004 Cable News Network (CNN) Evening News – “Antibiotics and Ear Infections” 2004 NBC Television, News 4 Washington - “The Bear Facts – Car Seat Safety” 2004 Associated Press Radio Network – “The Maryland Trauma System” 2004 NBC Television, News 4 Washington – “The Safe and Secure Campaign” 2004 National Fire Protection Association Press Conference – “Fireworks Injuries in Children” 2004 KMAL News-Talk Radio Seattle - “Children’s Violent Television Viewing” 2004 NBC Television, News 4 Washington – “It’s Wise To Immunize Back-to-School Event” 2004 Physicians for Social Responsibility National Press Conference – “Assault Weapon Ban” 2005 Fox Television Evening News – “Pediatric Foreign Body Ingestions” 2005 CBS Television Network, The Early Show – “Is Television a Bullymaker?” 2005 CBS News Radio Network – “Early Childhood Predictors of Bullying Behaviors”


38

2005 Comcast Cable Television Network – “The Impact of Television on Bullying Behaviors” 2005 ABC News Radio Network – “Bullying: What Parents Should Know” 2005 CBS Television, WUSA Washington - “Could Family Meal Time Help Reduce Bullying” 2006 National Public Radio, WAMU Washington – “Pediatric Decontamination Facility” 2006 CBS Television, WUSA Washington – “Pediatric Decontamination Facility” 2006 Fox Television Evening News – “Mowing the Lawn is Not Child’s Play” 2006 WTOP News Radio – “Dehydration in Children and Adolescents” 2007 ABC Network News, Good Morning America – “Children and All Terrain Vehicles” 2007 NBC Television, WBAL Baltimore – “State Faces Shortage of Pediatric ER Docs” 2007 CBS Television, WUSA Washington – “Petworth Playground Opening” 2007 National Public Radio, WAMU Washington – “The Child Health Advocacy Institute” 2008 WHUR Radio, Washington - “The My Family Knows HPV Public Awarness Campaign” 2008 ABC Evening News, WJLA Washington – “Wii and Body Mass Index Measurement” 2009 WTOP News Radio – “Teen Drivers and Graduated Licensing Laws” 2009 CBS Evening News with Katie Couric – “The High Rate of Bullying Alarming” 2009 WMAL Radio, Washington – “Children and Health Care Reform” 2009 Colours Television Network – “Children and H1N1” 2009 CBS Radio News Network – “Emergency Department Readiness for Children” 2009 British Broadcasting Company (BBC) Radio – “Children and Health Care Reform” 2010 ABC Television, WJLA Washington - “Choking Labels for Food” 2010 WTOP News Radio – “Changes to D.C. Fire and EMS Response” 2010 MSNBC Cable Network – “Bullying” 2010 CBS Radio News Network – “Protecting Children from Handgun Injury” 2010 ABC National News, In Focus – “Bullying” 2011 NBC Television, News 4 Washington – “Bullying” 2011 Fox Television Evening News – “New Car Seat Guidelines” 2011 PBS Kids/Sesame Street Anti-Bullying Series – “Happy To Be Me” 2012 National Public Radio (NPR), The Diane Rehm Show – “Bullying” 2012 Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) – Film documentary “Bully” 2012 NBC Television, News 4 Washington – Film documentary “Bully” 2012 Radio MD, Healthy Children Network – “What To Do If Your Child Is a Bully” 2012 ABC Network News, Twitter Chat – “Bullying: Impact on Children’s Health” 2013 National Public Radio (NPR), The Kojo Nnamdi Show – “Sibling Aggression” 2013 CBS/WPGC Radio, Community Focus – “Community Solutions for Mental Health” 2013 WHUR/Sirius XM Radio, The Daily Drum – “Community Solutions for Mental Health” 2013 Fox Television Evening News – “Creating Community Solutions for Mental Health” 2013 NBC Television, News 4 Washington: Viewpoint - "Bullying Prevention" 2013 Al Jazeera News Network, America Tonight – “Sports-Related Concussions in Youth” 2014 New York One News – “Lawmakers Work to Prevent Cyberbullying” 2014 NBC Television, News 4 Washington: Viewpoint – “Mental Health: Changing Minds” 2014 WNEW National News Network Radio – “World Bullying Prevention Day 2014” 2014 Montgomery Municipal Cable Television – “Bullying Prevention” 2015 ABC Evening News, WJLA Washington – “Faith-based Initiative to Fight Obesity” 2015 ABC Evening News, WJLA Washington – “Raising Awareness for Sickle Cell Disease” INVITED INTERVIEWS – PRINT/ELECTRONIC MEDIA:


39

1999 “Summertime Emergencies”, in Children's Story Magazine, summer edition 1999 “First Aid and Management of Burns”, in Parenting Magazine, November issue. 2000 “Summer Health Hazards”, in Washington Parent Magazine, June issue. 2000 “Moms Want Roses, Not Guns” HealthScout Network, www.healthscout.com 2001 “Management of Bleeding and Cuts”, in Parenting Magazine, August issue. 2002 “Frostbite and Cold-related Injuries”, in Child Magazine, February issue. 2002 “Emergency Medical Services for Children”, in Child Magazine, June issue. 2002 “Childhood Injuries”, in Ladies Home Journal, September issue. 2002 “Sheltering Children From Bioterror”, Letter to the Editor, Washington Post, June 27th 2002 “Managing Frostbite”, in First for Women Magazine, December issue. 2003 “Trying to Prepare for the Unthinkable”, Connect for Kids, www.connectforkids.org 2003 “Swimming Pool Safety Issues”, in USAA Magazine, summer issue. 2004 “Medicine Cabinet Safety”, in Parenting Magazine, April issue. 2004 “Preventing Heat Illness in Children”, in Women’s World Magazine, Spring issue. 2004 “The Golden 30 Minutes in Pediatric Trauma Care”, in Child Magazine, August issue. 2004 “Children’s Violent Television Viewing”, Reuters Health, www.reutershealth.com 2004 “Emergency Department Overcrowding”, in AAP News, September issue. 2004 “Kids Left Vulnerable to Terrorism”, Newhouse News Service, September 15th 2005 “Emergency Medical Services for Children”, in AAP News, April issue. 2005 “Ban Consumer Fireworks or Push for Safer Use”, Newhouse News Service, June 29th 2005 “The Dangers of Infant Walkers”, Starting Out Healthy, Summer issue 2005 “Epinephrine Auto-Injectors for EMS”, Washington Examiner, August 15th 2005 “Bully for Them”, Washington Post, August 23rd 2005 “Area Schools Tackle Bullying”, Falls Church News Press, September 8th 2005 “Bully to You”, Wichita Falls Times, September 22 2005 “When Public Health Goes Private”, Children’s Hospitals Today, vol.13, Fall issue 2005 “Violence Program Calls for Pediatrician Involvement” Washington Examiner, Oct. 25th 2005 “Playground Revival: Petworth Groundbreaking” Capital Community News, Oct. issue 2005 “Pediatricians Can Help Stem the Tide of Bullying” Contemporary Pediatrics, Oct. issue 2006 “A Sign of These Times - Now Comes Video Game Bully” San Bernadino Sun, Oct. 26th 2006 “Doctors Urged to Join Anti-Bully Efforts” Clinical Psychiatry News, December issue 2006 “Long Term Bullying Effects Vary by Gender” Pediatric News, December issue 2007 “All Terrain Vehicles and Head Injuries in Children” Gazette Newspapers, February 8th 2007 “Hospital Waits To Weigh In on HPV Vaccine” Washington Post, February 10th 2007 “Leadership Needed: Hospitals Must Work Together to Improve Pediatric Emergency

Care” Urgent Matters, www.urgentmatters.org/enewsletter/volume4/issue2/enews.asp 2007 “Public-Private Partnerships” All Children Need Children’s Hospitals, 2nd ed., NACHRI 2008 “Ease Back-to-School Jitters” Everyday Health, www.everydayhealth.com/family-health 2008 “Children and Clinical Studies” NHLBI, www.ChildrenAndClinicalStudies.nhlbi.nih.gov 2008 “Bullying” Healthy Children Magazine, September (back-to-school) issue 2008 “Put the Brakes on Bullying” The Mini Page, nationally syndicated, September 28th 2009 “What’s A Crowd? – Family Presence in EMS” Maine EMS Journal, January issue 2009 “What Happens When You Call 911!” Washingtonian Magazine, February issue 2009 “At Last Facing Down Bullies and Their Enablers” The New York Times, June 9th

2009 “Pediatricians Taking on Bullies” Associated Press (AP) nationally syndicated, June 11th 2009 “Teen Bullying: Tormented Boy's Short Life Ends in Suicide” Chicago Tribune, July 1st


40

2009 “Doctors Fighting Bullying” Cookie Magazine, July issue 2009 “Disaster Plans Being Revised for Swine Flu” Washington Post, September 13th

2009 “ERs Not Fully Equipped for Kids” United Press International, September 22nd 2009 “Bullies Beat Down Self Esteem” Healthy Children Magazine, December issue 2009 “Fight Club: Bully Advice” Teen Vogue Magazine, December issue 2010 “Physician Shortage” Hospitals and Health Networks, February issue 2010 “How to Tell If Your Child Is Being Bullied” iVillage, www.ivillage.com 2010 “DC Officials Try to Improve EMS After Girl's Death” AP nationally syndicated May 7th 2010 “Preparing for Summer Hazards and Injuries” Chicago Tribune, June 9th

2010 “Stop Bullying in Its Tracks” Healthy Children Magazine, Summer issue 2010 “Media Help to Hype Perception of Bullying” Philadelphia Inquirer, October 17th 2010 “Weird Baby Emergencies” American Baby Magazine, December issue 2010 “Hospital System’s Future to Be a Priority” Sentinel Newspapers, December 8th 2011 “Bullying: What a Pediatrician Should Know” Infectious Diseases in Children, Feb. issue 2011 “Teens Bully 8 Year Old, Shoot Boy in Eye” Detroit Free Press, May 11th

2012 “A New Voice Against Bullying” Washington Post, March 17th 2012 “Nowhere to Hide” Memphis Commercial Appeal, March 25th

2012 “Prince George’s Bringing Medical Services to Students”, Washington Post, Sept. 12th 2012 “Evidence Links Bullying to Suicidal Thoughts” US News & World Report, Oct. 25th

2013 “Shining a Spotlight on Heroes from the Past” Chicago Tribune, January 30th

2013 “The District: Rocked by Extraordinary Acts of Madness” Washington Post, October 9th

2013 “District of Columbia Residents Tackle Mental Health” Washington Informer, Oct. 16th 2013 “Lessons Learned from Latest Cyberbullying Tragedy” USA Today, October 16th

2014 “People on the Move: In the Spotlight” Washington Business Journal, May 23rd 2015 “Making Bullying Prevention Part of Medical Profession’s DNA” HRSA Blog, July 22nd

Documents

December 2015 JL Wright, MD, MPH - University Of Maryland VITAE Dec … · December 2015 JL Wright, MD, MPH 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Joseph L. Wright, MD, MPH, FAAP Professor and Chairman,