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April 14, 2010 CV for Eve-Lynn Nelson, PhD

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINEFaculty Curriculum Vitae

I. PERSONAL DATA

First Name Eve-Lynn

Last name Nelson

Current Academic Rank Associate Professor, Clinical Scholar track, Clinical-Investigator Ladder/Path;

Department(s) Pediatrics; KU Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth

Office Address 2012 Wahl Annex, MS 1048

3901 Rainbow Blvd. Kansas City, KS 66160

Phone (913) 588-2413

Fax (913) 588-2226

Email [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Undergraduate and Graduate Education

Years (Inclusive) Degree Institution

1990-1994 B.A. (Psychology) University of Missouri, Kansas City

1994-1997 M.A. (Clinical Psychology) University of Kansas

1998-2002 Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology, health psychology emphasis)

University of Kansas

Postgraduate Education

Years (Inclusive) Degree Institution

2001-2002 Internship, Pediatric Psychology focused

Mailman Center for Child, Development, Department of Pediatrics, University of Miami, Miami, FL

2002-2004 Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Outreach Psychology

University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC), Pediatrics and Telemedicine

Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities

(List in chronological order. Please explain any discontinuity in professional experience)

Month and Year Position Institution

2003-2010 Assistant Director, Research KU Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth

2004-2008 Clinical Assistant Professor KUMC, Pediatrics

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2008-2010 Assistant Professor KUMC, Pediatrics

2005-present Adjunct Faculty University of Missouri—Kansas City

2008-present Special Graduate Faculty University of Kansas, Department of Psychology

2010-present Associate Director, Research KU Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth, Outreach Dept.

2010-present Associate Professor KUMC, Pediatrics

2011-present Research Liaison KUMC, Institute for Community Engagement

Professional Registration/Licensure

Year Number State

2004-present 1290 Kansas

Professional Certification(s)

Date Board

Professional Societies and Affiliations

Date Organization (including offices held)

1998-2006 American Psychological Association (Division 38: Health Psychology)

1999-present Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy; now named the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies

2000-present American Telemedicine Association

2010-present National Association of Rural Health

2010-present American Psychological Association (Division 54: Pediatric Psychology)

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

Year Award

1998 B. Kent Houston Scholarship, University of Kansas, Dept of Psychology. The award is given to a promising research student from the KU Health Psychology faculty.

2001 First Place Poster Award, Telemedicine in a rural jail population. American Telemedicine Association Conference: An award across 75 posters given for a poster session in which Dr. Nelson described KUCTT’s telepsychiatry services to a rural Kansas’ jail.

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2004-2008

NIH Loan Repayment Program for Health Disparities Research. The purpose of the competitive Health Disparities Research LRP is to recruit and retain highly qualified health professionals to research careers that focus on health disparity issues, including rural health.

2004 Fellow, NIH Summer Institute on Randomized Clinical Trials Clinical Trials. Dr. Nelson was selected from hundreds of applicants to attend a two-week course sponsored by the NIH to develop clinical trial research skills among promising young PhD and MD researchers.

2007 New Investigator Awardee, NIH National Institute of Mental Health’s Mental Health Services conference: Dr. Nelson was selected for this highly competitive training experience and poster presentation. The awardees participated in a career development workshop with leading mental health services researchers and received project-specific advice concerning their poster presentation.

2008 Fellow, NIH Summer Institute on Cross Services Research. Dr. Nelson was selected from over 200 applicants to present her concept paper and receive feedback from national cross system researchers. The institute addressed conceptual, methodological, and practical issues involved in planning and carrying out cross-systems health services research.

2010 Fellow, Georgetown University, Leadership Academy on Addressing Disparities in Mental Health Care. Dr. Nelson was selected for this competitive leadership training sponsored by SAMHSA. The trainees participated in career development and leadership training to enhance leadership potential across systems.

II. TEACHING ACTIVITIESInstruction:

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

AcademicYear Course Title

Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type

2008-present PSYC 833 Clinical Health Psychology II. Acute and Chronic Illness

Required semester course for University of Kansas Health Psychology Students

3 hour course; meets weekly every other spring semester, 3 hours/wk

5-12 students/

class

Graduate psychology; other health trainees (other psychology graduate students, allied health graduate students, other)

2009-present NURS362 Youth Depression: Assessment & Treatment

Semester course

3 hour online course; every

10-30 students/

class

Nursing; other interested graduate

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semester (Fall, Spring, Summer)

health trainee students

Lectures:


Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type

2000 Pediatrics Research Rounds

Design for a telemedicine investigation of childhood depression treatments

Lecture 1 hour 20 attendees Pediatric residents and faculty

2000 Pediatrics Grand Attending Rounds

Homesickness and depression: A case study


2000 Child Psychiatry Fellows Lecture

Psychometric properties of selected assessment instruments

Lecture 1 hour 10 attendees Psychiatry fellows and faculty


Excessive intake of liquids as an eating disorder symptom



Psychotherapy in childhood depression



Psychotherapy in childhood bipolar disorder


2001 Pediatrics TeleKidcare: Lecture 1 hour 30 attendees Pediatric

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Grand Rounds

An update residents and faculty; other faculty and community members

2002 Overland Park Regional Hospital Perinatal Rounds

Stress and the Neonatal Caregiver

Lecture 1 hour 20 attendees Perinatal faculty and trainees

2003: Co-presented with M. Barnard.

Pediatrics Grand Attending Rounds

Eating disorders


2003 Psychiatry Fellows Lecture

Parent and child therapy strategies for mood disorders



Psychosocial issues for the pediatric cancer patient



Telemental health update


2003 Dr. Michael Rapoff’s Acute and Chronic Illness Class

Telemedicine and child mental health

Lecture 3 hour 5 attendees Psychology graduate students

2004 Psychiatry Fellows

Cognitive therapies

Lecture 1 hour 5 attendees Psychiatry fellows and

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Lecture faculty


School refusal Lecture 1 hour 20 attendees Pediatric residents and faculty

2004 Pediatric residents Core Conference

Childhood depression

Lecture 1 hour 10 attendees Pediatric residents

2004 University of Kansas Dept of Psychology, Health Psychology Proseminar

Treating Childhood Depression over Interactive Televideo: Research and Practice


2004 Pediatrics Core Conference

Hispanic Mental Health Care



Psychotherapy for childhood depression


2005 Pediatrics Grand Attending

Taking action with bullying



Depression and bullying


2005 Dr. Michael Rapoff’s Acute and Chronic Illness Class

Telemedicine and child mental health



Bullying Lecture 1 hour 5 attendees Pediatric residents and faculty

2006 Dr. Martha Barnard’s

Eating Disorders: A

Lecture 1 hour 8 attendees Graduate psychology

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Graduate Psychology Class

rural case study using telemedicine

students


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression



Telemental Health



Telemedicine and school refusal


2008 Dr. Zhiyue Lin’s Class

Telemedicine overview

Lecture 1 hour 5 attendees Biomedical Engineer students

2008 Medicine Across the Lifespan, Medical School module

Adolescent depression and Guidelines for Adolescent Depression in Primary Care (GLAD-PC)

Lecture, Drs. Shaw & McDonald lead instructors

1 hour 100 attendees

Medical students


ADHD Telemedicine Clinic: Research Update

Lecture ½ hour 35 attendees Pediatric residents and faculty


Adolescent depression for new pediatricians


2009: Bui & Nelson

Psychiatry Fellows Lecture



2009 Medicine Across the Lifespan, Medical School

Adolescent depression and Guidelines for Adolescent Depression in

Lecture, Drs. Shaw & McDonald lead


Medical students

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module Primary Care (GLAD-PC)

instructors

2009 Dr. Ann Davis’ Dietetics Class

Telemental Health

Lecture 1 hour 12 attendees Dietetics graduate students

2009: Bui & Nelson

Pediatric Grand Attending

Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety Disorders over Telemedicine


2009 Psychology Core Lecture

Telemental Health

Lecture 1 hour 4 attendees Psychology trainees and faculty

October-November 2009

LEND Lunch-and-Learn Trainings

Depression: Signs & Symptoms

3 Lectures 1.5 hour/ lecture

15 attendees LEND trainees and faculty


Adolescent depression for new pediatricians



Youth Depression




Lecture, Drs. Shaw & McDonald lead instructors


Medical students

2010 Psychiatry Grand Attending

Telemental Health Update

Lecture 1 hour 40 attendees Psychiatry residents and faculty

2010: Nelson, K. Davis, Chaves

Pediatric Grand Attending

Pediatric Epilepsy Telemedicine clinic

Lecture 1 hour 35

attendees

Pediatric residents and faculty

2010 SoN Youth Lecture 1 hour 30 attendees School of

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Pediatrics core

Depression Nursing seniors



Lecture, Drs. Shaw lead instructor

1 hour 80 attendees Medical students




2011 Dr. Ann Davis’ Dietetics Class

Telemental Health

Lecture 1 hour 8 attendees Dietetics graduate students


Youth Depression


2011 AMSA - National Primary Care Week, “Innovations in Primary Care”

Telemedicine in Child Mental Health Disorders

Lecture 1 hour 18 attendees Medical students and faculty


Adolescent depression

Lecture, Drs. Shaw lead instructor

1 hour 80 attendees Medical students


Youth Depression


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


Instruction Student

Type Hours No Type

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2004-present

PSYC 835: Supervised assessment and treatmentof individuals and families within a medical setting, as well as multidisciplinaryconsultation. Inpatient and outpatient clinical health psychology rotations may includepediatrics, oncology, pain, rehabilitation, and other health psychology relatedfields. Emphasis in selection of and training in psychological interventionstrategies is on the use of empirically supported treatments.

Psychological Clinic VI: Health Psychology Practicum

Group supervision

1.5 hours/week in group supervision; approx. 1.5 hours additional supervision and class preparation

3-8 participants Psychology graduate students; Pediatric and psychiatry residents attend during their behavioral rotations

2011-present

NURS 327 Communi-cating and Managing Healthcare Information

Lead telehealth module and demonstration for the course

1 hr/month 8-10 nursing students/session

Junior and senior nursing students

Clinical

Year Hours Student Length of Service

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No Type

2004-present 4 hr/month Varies, approx. 1 student/month

Pediatric resident During pediatric resident’s month-long behavioral-developmental rotation

2005-2006 20 hr/week 1 student/semester

Counseling students, University of Missouri—Kansas City

Semester long

2004-present 4 hr/week 3 student/ semester

Health Psychology and Child Clinical Psychology students

Semester long

2006-present 4 hr, varies from 1-4 observations

Varies, approximately 2 students/semester

LEND Trainees from Child Development

Month long

2005-2006 3 hr/wk Jennifer Klemp, MA Supervision Advanced Graduate Student

Two semesters

2007-2008 3 hr/wk Angela Banitt, MA Supervision Advanced Graduate Student

Two semesters

2007-2010 3 hr/wk Thao Bui, MA Supervision Advanced Graduate Student

Three years

2007-2010 3 hr/wk Carrie Bronars, MA Supervision Advanced Graduate Student

Three years

Master’s Theses and PhD Dissertations directed

YearStudent Name Dissertation Title

Degree(Completed/In process)

2007-2011

Thao Bui, MA

“A Comparison of Videoconferencing and Face-to-Face Administration of the Children's Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale”

PhD in Psychology, University of Kansas

(Co-Direct with Drs. Lisa Hale & Ray Higgins)

Supervision of Postdoctoral Fellows

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Year Fellow Name Area of Study

2006-2007 Jane Sosland, PhDSupervised in clinical telemedicine rotation and

clinical services research, 10 hrs/week

2007-2009 Yasuko Landrum, PhDSupervised in clinical telemedicine rotation, 4

hrs/week

2010-2011 Stephanie Wallio, PhD Supervised instruction of Youth Depression course

2010-present Angela Banitt Duncan, PhDSupervised research and clinical work in outreach,

including telemedicine, 40 hrs/week

2011-present Susan Krigel, PhD Supervise with psycho-oncology outreach

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

Date Student or group name Type of Student/group

2004-2007

Kristen Stegenga, “Receiving the Diagnosis

of Cancer: The Adolescent Perspective”

PhD in Nursing, University of Missouri-Kansas City

2006-2008

Susan Calloway, “Barriers to Help-Seeking Among

Student Attending a Rural University”

PhD in Nursing, University of Missouri-Kansas City

2008-2010

Melissa Welters-Davis, “Impact of Sensory

Processing on Parent-Child Play Interactions” MS in Occupational Therapy, KUMC

2010-2011

Claire Ghetti, PhD Comprehensive Essays,

Dissertation Committee PhD in Music Therapy, KUMC

2011 Angela Banitt Duncan PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Kansas

Other teaching activities

Date Title Place Teaching Function

2005-2006

Supervision, Graduate Research Assistant Stephanie Wallio, MA

KU Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth

My role was to supervise and train in research activities as well as provide guidance in Ms. Wallio’s progression in the clinical psychology program

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2007-present

Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental & Related Disabilities Research Faculty. The LEND Programs are federally funded interdisciplinary leadership training programs

University of Kansas Medical Center, Center for Child Health and Development (CCHD)

My role is to advise trainees (undergraduates, graduates, and fellow) concerning telemedicine research and practice

2007

Supervision, Graduate Research Assistant Cynthia Karlson, MA


My role was to provide supervision and training in research activities, with a focus on grant writing and research design

2007-2010

Mentor Undergraduate Pre-Medical Student Mukul Sharma, University of Pennsylvania pre-medical degree student


Telemedicine Summer Projects and career guidance

2007

Health of the Public Capstone Group, TeleKidcare project


Advised medical students (Jessica Gannon, Christy Jansen, Michael Lewis, & Paul Nioce) on evaluating parent satisfaction with school-based TeleKidcare telemedicine services

2009-2010

Supervision, UMKC Graduate Student Erin Ellington, ARNP


My role was to provide supervision and training in research activities, with a focus on the survey of state boards related to telepsychology regulations and policies

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2009-presentKUMC APA-Approved Psychology Internship

Department of Psychiatry

Provide occasional lecture to students. Telemedicine available as a rotation. Review internship applications and assist program director Dr. Hunter as needed.

2011-present

Mentor Graduate Student Chang-Ming (Jeremy) Ko, KUMC Health Informatics Masters program


Telehealth projects and career development

2011-present

Mentor Student Teresa Lillis, University of Kansas Clinical Psychology PhD program


Telehealth projects and career development

2012-present

Mentor Student Emily Banitt, Undergraduate Psychology Student


Telehealth projects and career opportunities

2012-present

Mentor Student Shelley Cooper, Nova Southeastern PhD student in distance education


Shadowing telehealth and distance education projects; Research mentoring

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

Year Title Description Intended Audience

2007-present Acute and Chronic Illness syllabus and curriculum: An overview of the field of health

Advanced Clinical Psychology Students; Other Advanced

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psychology as applied to acute and chronic illness in adult, adolescent, and child populations. Content areas include psychological aspects of acute and chronic illness, including relevant empirically supported assessmentand intervention strategies, adherence to medical regimens, pain, andenhancement of the psychologist’s role in medical settings.

Health Trainees (Nursing, Allied Health, other specialties)

2009-present

Youth Depression syllabus and online curriculum: The online course offers a detailed overview of the assessment and treatment of depression in children and adolescents and presents national depression management guidelines. Acute and chronic depression presentations across diverse children and adolescents are examined. The course explores current pharmacological and psychosocial treatments, with an emphasis on the outpatient setting. The course addresses commonly occurring co-morbid health concerns and psychosocial issues. The course includes analysis of the impact of environmental factors that relate to health promotion, disease prevention, symptom management, and behavior change related to depression in children and adolescents.

Traditional BSN students and RN-to-BSN students; expanding to other undergraduate and graduate classes in 2010

2009-present TeleHelp Community Forum on ANGEL site

Video Vignettes, Readings, Resources for Pediatric residents, Psychology Graduate Students, and other trainees related to key areas of interest (e.g., Youth Depression, Telemedicine Service Delivery, Underserved Populations)

2008-2010 “Helping Your Student with Depression” DVD, As part of TeleHelp project, I was responsible for all aspects of DVD completion. This included script development, overseeing videoing and editing, and overseeing dissemination. Cover

Developed DVD concerning identifying and helping depression; disseminating to school professionals (teachers, nurses, administrators, counselors, social workers,

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Description: The University of Kansas Center for Telemedicine and Telehealth presents a video resource designed to promote the education of school personnel in identifying and improving classroom strategies for child and adolescent depression. This educational video provides three depression case studies as well as an overview of: Symptoms of depression with Dr. Eve-Lynn Nelson; Suicide and depression with Dr. Martha Barnard; Therapy and depression with child psychologist, Dr. Stephen Lassen; Medication and depression with child psychiatrist, Dr. Susan Sharp; and School accommodations and depression with Dr. Kathy Davis.

school psychologists, others) in Kansas City Metro Schools. Disseminating to school across Kansas.

2010

“Telepsychology” DVD. Developed a DVD with a mock telepsychology consultation to underscore principles from the ATA guidelines. Included initial consultation, “coaching” parent with time-out, problem solving technical issues, and follow-up.

Developed DVD demonstration emphasizing best practices in a telepsychology consultation. Disseminating to regional and national programs initiating telepsychology services.

2011-present

Developing Pediatric Teleneurology Guide, a website to assist new telehealth programs and consumers related to telemedicine clinical services and distance education around pediatric epilepsy.

2. Educational Leadership

Junior Faculty/Other Mentees:Year Junior Faculty/Mentee: Provided Leadership Related to:

2003-2009

Norbert Belz, RSHA, Clinical Assistant Professor, KUMC Speech

and Hearing/Allied HealthResearch Design & Methods; Grant Writing &

Implementation; Clinical Aspects of Telemedicine Services; Career Development

2008-2009

Susan Calloway, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, KU School of

Nursing

Research Design & Methods; Grant Writing & Implementation; Telemental Health Service Delivery;

Career Development

2006- Kathy Davis, PhD, Research Grant Writing & Implementation; Career Development

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presentAssistant Professor, KUMC

Pediatrics

2006-2011

Lisa Hale, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Hoglund Brain Imaging Center, and Director, Kansas City

Center for Anxiety Treatment (KCCAT) Clinical Aspects of Telemedicine Services

2007-2010

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

TelemedicineResearch Design & Methods; Grant Writing &


2006-2010

Jane Sosland, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, KUMC Pediatrics

Grant Writing & Implementation; Clinical Aspects of Telemedicine Services; Career Development

2010-present

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

TelemedicineResearch Design & Methods; Grant Writing &


2010-present

Nicole Klaus, PhD, Assistant Professor, KUMC-Wichita,

Psychiatry

Research Design and Implementation with Telemental Health; Career Development; Grant Writing (including

mentor for Dr. Aaronson’s course)

2012-present

Amy Carmack, MA, SAMHSA Telehealth Project Manager, KU

Center for TelemedicineResearch Design & Methods; Grant Writing &


III. SERVICE ACTIVITIESMy clinical service through Pediatrics is approximately 5% time yearly based on each year’s research, service, and teaching obligations. For all years of my clinical service, I have surpassed the 75th percentile for my FTE and met or exceeded all expectations of clinical productivity for my division and department. I have also worked diligently from 2002 to the present to build psychology services over telemedicine in rural and urban areas. In collaboration with other psychologists, I have supported KUMC’s development as one of the most clinically active outpatient psychology over telemedicine programs in the country. I’m particularly proud of advocating for Kansas Medicaid funding for telemedicine services and being one of the first clinics to implement the Medicaid funding policy. As part of clinical services, I coordinate and supervise the clinical activities of psychology graduate students, pediatric residents, and other trainees.

Professional Service: General Description: The telemedicine clinic uses televideo technology to deliver the same mental health evaluation and treatment services offered traditionally face-to-face to families across Kansas. I co-lead an interdisciplinary clinic for youth depression over telemedicine as well as see a range of mental health presentations over televideo from sites across the state. In addition to working with the child and parent/guardian, my clinical team works closely with school faculty and other community members to

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implement recommendations. I complete 100-200 consults per year over the televideo system as well as integrating telemedicine into clinical training.

Academic Service:2002-present Executive Committee Member, TeleMental Health Special Interest Group, American

Telemedicine Association. The American Telemedicine Association is the leading resource and advocate promoting access to medical care for consumers and health professionals via telecommunications technology. The Telemental Health Special Interest Group includes administrators, clinicians, and information technology professionals. Its goal is to enhance and support the use of technology in the delivery of mental health services, and its mission is to promote dialogue between mental health practitioners, to improve the understanding and use of telehealth applications in the delivery of mental health services, and to provide guidance to the ATA Board of Directors regarding telemental health. My focus on the committee has included recruitment and member collaboration.

2004-present Reviewer, Journal of Adolescent Health2005-present Peer Review Panel, American Telemedicine Association convention presentations2005-present KUMC Pediatric Ethics committee member. The KUMC pediatrics committee guides Pediatric

Ethics training initiatives as well as reviews consults completed through the pediatric ethics consultation service.

2006 Presubmission Reviewer for Dr. Sharon Cain, American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) Practice Parameter for Telepsychiatry

2006 Grant Reviewer, Rapides Foundation2006-2007 Planning committee member, National Association of Rural Mental Health 2007 conference2006-2009 Health Careers Committee member including Mini Medical School for Kids, Kansas Area Health

Education Centers. The committee reviewed the development of health-related curriculum and projects for Kansas’ schools in collaboration with KUMC researchers and clinicians.

2006-2008 Planning committee member, YouthFriends and KUMC. The committee promoted KUMC-wide participation in the school-based mentoring program.

2007-present Interviewer, KUMC pediatric residency candidates2007-2009 Committee member, Kansas City Quality Improvement Consortium (KCQIC)

Depression Report Task Force. This committee focused on updating the KCQIC depression Report. My focus was including information about youth depression in the metropolitan area.

2007 Peer Reviewer, Society of Behavioral Medicine conference presentations2007-present Member, KU Clinical Psychology program, Health & Rehabilitation Specialty Steering Committee2007-present Advisory Board member, Project Eagle Connections: Connecting Families to Community

Resources. The committee reviews the progress of the Connections project in linking families with timely, appropriate referral and provides guidance concerning future directions.

2007-present Reviewer, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice2007-2008, Planning committee member, Health Information Technology Scholars (HITS) Program, KUSON, 2011-2012 Dr. Helen Connors, Chair. The Health Information Technology Scholars (HITS) project is

designed to develop, implement, disseminate and sustain a faculty development collaborative (FDC) initiative to integrate information technologies in nursing curriculum and expand the capacity of collegiate schools of nursing to educate students for the 21st century. The planning committee provided guidance concerning Kansas City conference. My focus on the committee was HIT scholar participation in the telehealth presentations and tours.

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2008 Supervisor, Teacher Rose Lawler, UpLink TeacherTech program. TeacherTech connects area teachers to summer externships with local employers such as KUMC. The externships challenge teachers to enhance their skills and inspire students through real-world experience. I supervised Ms. Lawler as she worked with our TeleHelp team to create the Helping Your Student with depression DVD.

2008-2009 Ementor, YouthFriends Health Professions career classes. e-Mentoring encourages professionals to mentor students by communicating through the Internet. My assigned mentees and I exchange e-mails focused on health career topics, as well as general mentoring and support.

2008-present KUMC Pediatrics Faculty Development Committee (FDC) member. The FDC assists faculty by: Matching Junior faculty with a mentor and monitoring mentoring activities; Sponsoring presentations on topics relevant to faculty development; Assist faculty in preparing for annual evaluations by the Chair of Pediatrics; and Develop ways to evaluate faculty progress in teaching, patient care, academic service, and research/scholarship.

2008-2009 Subcommittee chair, KUMC Pediatrics Faculty Development committee response related to the Pediatrics faculty survey—Teaching, Research, Mentoring subcommittee.

2009 Supervisor, Student Intern Jessica Baber, YouthFriends/UpLink. Summer internships offer an in-depth, hands-on experience for high school students. Students work alongside professionals in the workplace, get a taste for what it means to work within their field of interest and see what kind of career paths they can follow. I supervised Jessica on several KU Center for Telemedicine projects, including updating the scheduling database, participating in our statewide Health Information Technology (HIT) summit, and providing youth input on TeleHelper training materials.

2009 Invited participant, Summit on Frontier and Rural Mental Health: Creating Access for Children,September 2009. The summit reviewed rural Kansas needs for child mental health services and consider different outreach strategies, including telehealth, to meet these needs. I contributed written and telephone input concerning telemedicine’s possible role in integrated mental health models.

2009-present Reviewer, Maternal and Child Nutrition (journal)2009-2011 KUMC Ethics Summit Task Force member. The Ethics Task Force is preparing special

programming for KUMC Ethics Summit week. This overlaps the National Healthcare Decisions Day. My role on the task force is to lead distance education strategies to disseminate pediatric ethics programming.

2009-2010 Competitively Selected Member, Kansas Health Policy Authority’s Mental Health Prescription Drug Advisory Committee. The committee is charged with considering cost and quality issues related to psychotropic medications in children, particularly the Kansas Medicaid population. My focus on the committee is two-fold: to consider how telehealth may assist with this charge and to consider how child psychologists may collaborate with prescribers around adherence and other concerns related to the management of child mental health conditions.

2010-present Reviewer, Journal of Telemedicine & Telecare2009-2010 Pediatrics Ambulatory Operations Council member 2010-2011 Pediatrics IMRT Outreach Strategy Council member2010-present Reviewer, Social Science and Medicine2011-present Reviewer, Academic Pediatrics

Community Service/Presentations:Date Title Location Audience

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October 2002 Psychosocial treatments for ADHD

Telemedicine Educational series to rural areas

Rural communities across Kansas

2003-2005, Present every other month

Presentations on coping and mental health management

Kansas City KS Parenting teens through the YWCA Health Bridge Program

January 2003 The Out of Control Child Kansas City, KS School nurses

March 2003 Stress and the Middle School Student

Shawnee Mission, KS School personnel

April 2003 Eating Disorders St. Joseph, MO Childhood Arthritis health personnel and families

October 2003 Coping with Chronic Illness Kansas City, KS Parents of Children with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease

October 2004 Helping Your Child Cope Hays Area Health Education Center

School personnel

October 2004 Telemedicine & Child Health

Brief segment Jim Bohannon national radio show

February 2005 Your Child and Stress Kansas City, KS Parent EducationApril 2005 Recognizing Warning Signs

of Teen DepressionOlathe East High School Parent Education

October 2005 Telemedicine Overview KUMC Alumni Weekend Community Education2006-2010 TeleHelp school

presentations Kansas City KS schools, 4-8 presentations/year

School personnel

September 2007

Pediatric Mood Disorders Nevada Missouri Medical Society

Physicians

October 2007 Telemedicine Overview KUMC Alumni Weekend Community EducationJune 2008 Telemedicine Overview Kansas City, KS Leadership Kansas participantsMarch 2008 Mentoring Kansas City, KS Chamber of CommerceOctober 2009 Youth Depression Hiawatha, KS Northeast Kansas National

Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), consumers

March 2010 Telemedicine Introduction Ellsworth County KS High school career classMarch 2010 Youth Depression Kansas City, MO Mattie RhodesMarch 2010 Youth Depression Kansas City, KS Wyandot Mental Health CenterMarch 2010 Response regarding

“Facebook depression” Radio segment KCMO radio, Ray Read show

March 2011 Judge for Statewide HOSA competition

Topeka, KS Health Occupations Student Association (HOSA)

October 2011 Telemental health Introduction (televideo presentation)

Independence, LA Multipractice Mental Health Clinic

November 2011

Race to No Where panelist Pembroke School, Kansas City, MO

Panelist following film presentation and discussion of the overscheduled child

January 2012 Telemedicine Radio segment KCUR, Central StandardFebruary 2012 Facilitator, Race to No Pembroke School, Kansas Follow-up discussion of steps

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Where parent follow-up meeting

City, MO parents can take to address the overscheduled child and work with the school and their children

IV. RESEARCH and SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES:Grants and contracts awarded:(List in chronological order)

Principal Investigator Investigators Title of Grant Funding Source

Direct Costs Years Status

Gary Doolittle

David Cook; Role:

Research Associate

Tele-KidCare: Bringing Health

Care into Schools

Telecommunication Information and

Infrastructure Assistance Program

(TIIAP), US Department of

Commerce.

$936,282

1999-2000 Completed

David Cook & Pam Shaw

Role: Program Manager

Healthy Steps over Telemedicine

Prime Health Foundation and

Wyandotte Health Foundation

$98,400

2000-2001 Completed

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Development of an eHealth Provider-

Patient Communication

Measure

Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation

$95,538

2003-2005 Completed

David Cook & Linda Redford

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Kansas Comprehensive

Geriatric Education Program

Health Resources and Services

Administration (HRSA), Bureau of

Health Professionals

$574,618

2003-2006 Completed

Gary Doolittle

Ryan Spaulding;

Role: evaluator

and provider

TeleHealth for Kansans

HRSA Office for the Advancement of

Telehealth

$749,245

2003-2006

Completed, H2A

TH01061

Eve-Lynn Nelson

TeleKidcare: Teaching Tool for

Cultural Competence

Aetna Foundation Regional

Community Health

$40,000

2004-2006 Completed

Sharon Cain Eve-Lynn Nelson; Poonam

Diagnostic Efficacy in a Child

Telepsychiatry

KUMC Research Institute

$25,000 2004-2007

Completed

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Khanna Clinic

Lisa AdkinsRole:

Evaluator

YouthFriends Service to Science

initiative

Substance Abuse and Mental Health

Services Administration

$50,000

2006-2007 Completed

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Georgina Peacock

Implementing the American

Academy of Pediatrics

Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity

Disorder Diagnostic

Guidelines in a School-based

Telemedicine Clinic

Children’s Miracle Network through

Internal KUMC Dept. of Pediatrics

grant

$21,264

2006-2009 Completed

Ryan Spaulding; Eve-Lynn

Nelson (Co-PI)

Kansas TeleHealth Network


TeleHealth

$690,000

2006-2009

Completed, H2A

TH07755-01-01

Sally Davis

Ryan Spaulding;

Pam Whitten;

Role: Evaluator

Midwest Alliance for Telehealth and Technology: A Tri-

State Resource Center


TeleHealth

$900,000

2006-2009 Completed

Eve-Lynn Nelson Susan Sharp

TeleHelp: A Comprehensive School-based Telemedicine

Program for Urban youth At-Risk for

Depression

Health Care Foundation of

Greater Kansas City

$99,485

2006-2010 Completed

Wilaiporn Rojjanasrirat

Eve-Lynn Nelson, Karen

Wambach

Feasibility and Reliability of In-

home Telehealth Breastfeeding

Support

International Lactation

Consultant Association $10,000

2009-2010 Completed

Jeffrey Searl Role: Consultant

Face-to-Face and Telemedicine Group Voice Therapy for

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)

$75,000 2009-2011

Completed

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Individuals with Parkinson Disease

Nicole Klaus

Co-Investigators:

Eve-Lynn Nelson, Ann

Davis

Psychoeducational Psychotherapy by Telemedicine for

Children with Mood Disorders in Rural

KansasKUMC-Wichita

Internal Funding $100,0002010-2011 Completed

Eve-Lynn Nelson

TeleHelper Health Care Foundation of

Greater Kansas City

$150,0002008-2012 Active

Eve-Lynn Nelson Suzanne

Hawley & Kathy Davis

Kansas Telehealth Services for

Pediatric EpilepsyHRSA Maternal and Child Health Bureau $629,076

2009-2013

Active

Eve-Lynn Nelson; Linda

Redford (Co-PI)

Theresa Shireman

Kansas Comprehensive

Telehealth Services for Older Adults


Telehealth $654,0002009-2013 Active

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Mary Beth Warren, Les

Sperling

Comprehensive Telemedicine

Services to Expand and Enhance

Substance Abuse Treatment for Rural

College StudentsSAMHSA $675,000

2011-2014 Active

Matt Reese, Eve-Lynn

Nelson (Co-PI) Rene Jamison

Diagnostic Efficacy in Autism Spectrum

Disorder Evaluations over Televideo

NICHD, R21 $275,0002012-2014 Active

Mary Beth Warren

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Mini Medical School Public Health

Module Development

Kansas Health Foundation $17,000

2012-2013 Active

Mary Beth Warren

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Community Health Assessments

Kansas Health Institute $150,000

2012-2015 Active

Grants and contracts submitted:

Principal Investigators Title of Grant Funding Direct Years Status

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Investigator Source Costs

AAP & Pam Shaw

Eve-Lynn Nelson

Enhanced Care Coordination and Telemental Health

in Pediatric Practices

CMS Health Care

Innovation Challenge

Grant $900,000 3 yr Pending

Ryan Spaulding

Eve-Lynn Nelson, Hope

Krebill

Telehealth Innovation across Heartland Cancer

Services OAT $1,000,000 4 yr Pending

David Cook

Eve-Lynn Nelson, Won

Choi, Ed Ellerbeck, &

Heidi Chumley

Rural Public Health Experiences for

Primary Care Trainees HRSA $1,500,000 5 yr

Pending

Ned Hunter & Betty Penick

Eve-Lynn Nelson

(Advisory Board)

Innovations in the Predoctoral

Training of Clinical Psychologists to

Serve the Medically

Underserved HRSA $480,000 3 yrIn

preparation

1. Scholarly Publications Full length, peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals: (Provide names of all authors, year, title, journal, volume, and inclusive pages. List chronologically in a numbered list for each publication category.)

Articles published: (Provide a PDF of each peer-reviewed article published within the last five years. Other articles may be provided at the applicant's discretion.)

01PRA—Nelson, E., Cook, D., Shaw, P., Doolittle, G., & Peacock, G. (2001). Pediatrician perceptions of interactive televideo consultation. Journal of Computer Mediated Communication, 6(4). Access online, http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol6/issue4/nelson.html02PRA—Zaylor, C., Nelson, E., & Cook, D. (2001). Clinical outcomes in a prison telepsychiatry clinic. J Telemed Telecare. 7 Suppl 1, 47-9. 03PRA—Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Cain, S. (2003). Treating childhood depression over videoconferencing. Telemedicine Journal & eHealth, 9(1), 49-56.04PRA—Nelson, E . (2003). Ethical concerns and childhood depression. Bioethics Forum, 18(3-4):55-62.

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05PRA--Nelson, E., Citarelli, M., Shaw, P, & Cook, D. (2003). Reshaping health care delivery for adolescent parents: Healthy Steps and telemedicine. Telemedicine Journal & eHealth. 9(4): 387-92.06PRA—Nelson, E., Zaylor, C., & Cook, D. (2004). A comparison of psychiatrist evaluation and patient symptom report in a jail telepsychiatry clinic. Telemedicine Journal & eHealth. 10(Suppl 2): S54-9.07PRA—Miller, E.A., & Nelson, E. (2005). Modifying the Roter Interaction Analysis System to study provider-patient communication in telemedicine: Promises, pitfalls, insights and recommendations. Telemedicine Journal & eHealth. 11(1):44-55.08PRA—Nelson, E., & Spaulding, R. (2005). Adapting the Roter Interaction Analysis System for Telemedicine: Lessons in Coding Across Four Specialty Clinics. J Telemed Telecare. 11 Suppl 1:105-7.09PRA—Nelson, E., & Palsbo, S. Challenges in Telemedicine Equivalence Studies. (2006). Evaluation and Program Planning, Special Technology Edition. 29(4), 419-425.10PRA—Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Cain, S. (2006). Feasibility of Teletherapy for Childhood Depression. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, Special Technology Edition, 6(3), 191-195.11PRA—Sylvia, E., Koesten, J., Kelly, P., & Nelson, E. (2008).Exploring Depression in Frontier Communities. Journal of a Rural Community Psychology, 11(1). Access online, /www.marshall.edu/jrcp/V11%20N1/eldonna.pdf12PRA—Nelson, E., Miller, EA, & Larson, KL. (2010). Reliability Associated with the Roter Interaction Analysis System (RIAS) Adapted for the Telemedicine Context. Patient Education and Counseling. 78(1):72-8.13PRA—Nelson, E., & Bui, T. (2010). Rural telepsychology services for children and adolescents. Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session. 66(5):490-501.14PRA—Nelson, E, Bui, T., Velasquez, S. (2011). Telepsychology: Research and Practice Overview. Child Adolesc Psychiatric Clin N Am, 20(1), 67-79.15PRA—Grady B., Myers K.M., Nelson E.L., Belz N., Bennett L., Carnahan L., Decker V.B., Holden D., Perry G., Rosenthal L., Rowe N., Spaulding R., Turvey C.L., White R., & Voyles D. (2011). Evidence-based practice for telemental health. Telemed J E Health. 17(2):131-48. 16PRA—Nelson, E. L., and Velasquez, S. E. (2011). Implementing psychological services over telemedicine, Professional Psychology Research and Practice 42, 535-542.

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

01MIP—Nelson, E., Duncan, A., Peacock, G., & Bui, T. (In press). School-Based Telemedicine and Adherence to National Guidelines for ADHD Evaluation. Psychological Services. 02MIP— Schroeder, C. & Nelson, E. (In press). Interviewing parents. Psychologists’ Desk Reference III. Editors G. Koocher, J. Norcross, & B. Greene. Oxford: New York.

03MIP—Nelson, E. & Lillis, T. (In press). Telehealth and teletherapy guidelines. Psychologists’ Desk Reference III. Editors G. Koocher, J. Norcross, & B. Greene. Oxford: New York.04MS—Nelson, E, David, K., & Velasquez, S. (In press). Telemedicine and ethics. In Myers & Turvey, Telemental health: Clinical, technical and administrative foundations for evidence-based practice. Elsevier: New York.05MS—Nelson, E , Banitt Duncan, A, & Lillis, T. (In press). Special considerations for conducting psychotherapy through videoteleconferencing. In Myers & Turvey, Telemental health: Clinical, technical and administrative foundations for evidence-based practice. Elsevier: New York.06MS-- Rojjanasrirat, W., Nelson, E, & Wambach, K. (In press). Feasibility of In-Home Telehealth Lactation Consultation. Journal of Human Lactation.

Manuscripts submitted but not yet accepted: .Cook, D., Nelson, E., Ast, C., & Atkinson, B. Outreach Strategic Planning in an Engaged Scholarship Era: A Case Study. Academic Medicine. In preparation.

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McClellan, W., Klemp, J. R., Krebill, H., Ryan, R., Nelson, E., Panicker, J., Sharma, M., Stegenga, K.Understanding the functional late effects and informational needs of adult survivors of childhood cancer. Oncology Nursing Forum, In revision.

Invited or non-peer-reviewed articles or reviews:

01NPRA—Nelson, E. (2007). School-based Telemental Health Services: Reaching Underserved Populations. Focal Point: Research, Policy, & Practice in Children’s Mental Health. Research & Training Center on Family Support and Children’s Mental Health. 21(2):22-24.

Books and book chapters: (Provide names of all authors, year, book title, chapter title, edition, publisher, and pages. If in press, provide documentation and PDF or book/book chapter if published the last five years.)

Nelson, E. (2004). Efficacy research in patient care delivery: A case study concerning treating childhood depression over interactive televideo. Case Studies in Telemedicine, P Whitten & D Cook (Eds.) Jossey-Bass.Nelson, E., Bui, T., & Sharp, S. (2011). Telemental health competencies: Training examples from a youth depression telemedicine clinic. In M. Gregerson (Ed.), Technology Innovations for Behavioral Education, pg. 41-48. New York: Springer.Velasquez, S., Banitt Duncan, A., & Nelson, E. (In press). Technological innovations in rural mental health service delivery. In B. Smalley, J. Warren, & J. Rainer (Eds.), Rural Mental Health, New York: Springer.

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

01PA—Ermer, D., Nelson, E., & Cook, D. (2000). An evaluation of treatment of children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) over Tele-KidcareSM. Abstract, Telemedicine Journal, 6(1), 177. Presented at ATA Convention, Phoenix, May 2000.02PA—Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Ermer, D. (2000). A comparison of two Tele-Kidcare interventions (cognitive-behavioral therapy or pharmacological treatment) to current community services for childhood depression. Abstract, Telemedicine Journal, 6(1), 129. Presented at ATA Convention, Phoenix, May 2000.03PA—Nelson, E. & Cook, D. (2003). Treating childhood depression over interactive televideo. Telemedicine Journal and eHealth, 9(Suppl 1), S-114. Presented at ATA Convention, Orlando, May 2003.04PA—Nelson, E., & Spaulding, R. (2004). Adapting a patient-provider interaction coding system for interactive televideo. Abstract, Telemedicine Journal and e-Health, 10(Suppl 1), S-55. Presented at ATA Convention, Tampa, May 2004.05PA—Nelson, E., Spaulding, R., & Doolittle, G. (2004). Transforming tele-clinical information into pilot data: Research design. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 10(Suppl 1), S-73. Presented at ATA Convention, Tampa, May 2004.06PA—Liskow, B., Nelson, E., Cain, S., Khanna, P. & Baum, P. (2004). An evaluation of telepsychiatry from a training perspective. Abstract, Telemedicine and e-Health, (10 Suppl 1), S-46. Presented at ATA Convention, Tampa, May 2004.07PA—Nelson, E. (2005). Telehealth treatment of depression: Translating research findings into practice. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 11, 201. Presented at ATA Convention, Denver, May 2005.08PA—Whitten, P., Krupinski, E., Grigsby, J., Wooton, R., Nelson, E., & Jennett, P. (2005). The telemedicine research field: A rigorous debate. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 11, 223-224. Presented at ATA Convention, Denver, May 2005.

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09PA—Nelson, E., Miller, E., & Spaulding, R. (2006). Validation of a patient-provider communication measure for interactive televideo. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 12, 195-196. Presented at ATA Convention, San Diego, May 2006.10PA—Nelson, E., Cain, S., Khanna, P., & Spaulding, R. (2006). Evaluation from a diagnostic efficacy trial of child telepsychiatry. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 12, 198. Presented at ATA Convention, San Diego, May 2006.11PA—Nelson, E., Liskow, B., & Spaulding, R. (2006). Psychiatry resident training program utilization of telepsychiatry. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 12, 217. Presented at ATA Convention, San Diego, May 2006.12PA— Nelson, E., Davis, K., Sharp, S., & Borror, H. (2007). An integrated telehealth intervention for youth depression. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 13, 193. Presented at ATA Convention, Nashville, May 2007.13PA—Nelson, E., Peacock, G., Sosland, J., & Belz, N. (2007). Trainee perceptions of implementing national ADHD guidelines in TeleKidcare clinics. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 13, 194. Presented at ATA Convention, Nashville, May 2007.14PA—Davis, K. G., Nelson, E., Spaulding, R., & Cook, D. (2007). Educating educators: A telemental health resource for training school professionals. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 13, 207. Presented at ATA Convention, Nashville, May 2007.15PA—Nelson, E., Jones, J. P., & Kuzbyt, W. J. (2007). Three primary care approaches to ADHD treatment over telemedicine. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 13, 208-209. Presented at ATA Convention, Nashville, May 2007.16PA—Nelson, E. (2008). Evolution of a School-Based Telemedicine Program. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health, 14(Suppl 1),50-51. Presented at ATA Convention, Seattle, May 2008.17PA—Nelson, E. Ellerbeck, K., & Davis, K. (2008). Team-based pediatric telemental health approaches. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health,14(Suppl 1), 91. Presented at ATA Convention, Seattle, May 2008.18PA—Spaulding, R., & Nelson, E. (2008). Cost considerations for telemental health services. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health,14(Suppl 1),30. Presented at ATA Convention, Seattle, May 2008.19PA—Nelson, E., Sharma, M., & Bui, T. (2009). Survey of state regulatory practices for telemedicine and psychology. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health,15(Suppl 1), S-48. Presented at ATA Convention, Las Vegas, April 2009.20PA—Nelson, E., Cain, S, & Khanna, P. (2009). Diagnostic efficacy of child telepsychiatry services for a school population. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health,15(Suppl 1), S-71-S-72. Presented at ATA Convention, Las Vegas, April 2009.21PA—Nelson, E., & Patch, G. (2009). Evolution of reimbursement policy in telemental health clinics. Abstract. Telemedicine and e-Health,15(Suppl 1), S-75-76. Presented at ATA Convention, Las Vegas, April 2009.

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

Scientific papers presented at national and international meetings:

Peacock, G., Shaw, P., Nelson, E., & Doolittle, G. Using telemedicine to address children with special health care needs: Case examples of telemedicine services in Kansas. American Academy of Pediatrics Conference, Chicago, October 2000.Zaylor, C., Nelson, E., & Cook, D. Telepsychiatry in a rural jail population. TeleMed 2001, Royal Medical Society, London, January 2001.Nelson, E., Barnard, M., Ermer, D., & Cook, D. Telemedicine in clinical practice. American Psychological Association Conference, Sponsored by Division 54, San Francisco, August 2001.

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Nelson, E., Shaw, P., & Sanchez, K. Healthy Steps over telemedicine. National Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting, and Prevention Conference, Washington, DC, November 2001.Nelson, E. Practical applications of mental health services for children over telemedicine. Celeste Foundation symposium on technology in foster care. Mt. Dora Florida, March 2004.Nelson, E., & Swirczynski, D. School-Based telehealth as a two-way street: Treating children and training providers. National Association of Rural Mental Health Conference, Honolulu, August 2005.Redford, L., Williams, K., & Nelson, E. Preparing Nursing Master Mentor Across Geriatric Care Settings.Annual Meeting of the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education, Indianapolis, February 2006.Nelson, E. School-Based Telehealth and Child Mental Health: Treating Children and Training Healthcare Professionals. National Conference on Quality Health Care for Culturally Diverse Populations, Seattle, October 2006.Nelson, E., Davis, K., & Sharp, S. TeleHelp: An Interdisciplinary School-Based Telemedicine Clinic For Youth Depression. National Association of Rural Mental Health conference, Kansas City, August 2007.Nelson, E. Telemental health ethics. Invited speaker at ATA Telemental Health Preconference. Seattle, April 2008.Nelson, E. Bridging the Gap in Rural Communities: Accessing Behavioral Health Services through Telehealth. Rural Portal: Healthy Children and Families, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA), Webinar, May 2008.Nelson, E., Drude, K., & Barnard, M. Telemedicine and Ethics Across Psychology Policy, Clinical, and Research. Symposium at American Psychological Association Conference, Boston, August 2008.Nelson, E . Child telemental health. Invited Speaker, American Telemedicine Association Pediatric Conference, Tampa, September, 2008.Nelson, E. & Patch, G. Training and Ongoing Support for Telemedicine Nurse Presenters. Professional Nursing Education and Development, Kansas City, October 2008.Nelson, E. & Bui, T. TeleHelp. Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy Conference, Orlando, November 2008.Nelson, E. (Panel Leader). Telemedicine applications in pediatric psychology. Pediatric Psychology Conference, Kansas City, April 2009.Nelson, E. Telemedicine and mental health for legislators. Midwest Women in Government Conference, Chicago, June 2009.Nelson, E. Telemedicine and psychology careers. American Psychological Association, Invited presentation by Rural Health committee, August 2009.Spaulding, R., Nelson, E., Patch, G. Kansas school-based telehealth goals and outcomes. American Telemedicine Association Conference, San Antonio, May 2010.Nelson, E. Medication management in rural telemedicine clinics. National Rural Health Association, Medication Use in Rural America Conference. Kansas City, June 2010.Rojjanasrirat, W., Wambach, K., Nelson, E., Kung, T. Expanding Support for Breastfeeding Mothers Using In-Home Telehealth Technology. Evidence-Based Practice Conference, San Antonio, July 2010.Nelson, E. (Workshop Leader). Telemedicine basics for mental health applications, American Psychological Association, San Diego, August 2010.Nelson, E. Academic perspective on telemental health. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, New York, November 2010.Rindner, E. & Nelson, E. TeleHelper: Training Up Nurses via Telepsychiatry to Detect Youth Depression. International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses Conference, Tucson, March 2011.Mulhern, M., Bush, C., Groneman, B., & Nelson, E. Televideo Support Services for Rural Cancer Patients and Their Families. American Telemedicine Association Conference, Tampa, May 2011.

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Nelson, E. Emerging technologies in child mental health. American Telemedicine Association Conference, Tampa, May 2011.Nelson, E. Emerging technologies in pediatric depression. Laybourne Symposium and KUMC Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Kansas City, May 2011.Nelson, E. Lessons learned from Kansas’ school-based telemedicine. American Telemedicine Association convention, San Jose, May 2012.Nelson, E. Research perspectives in telepsychology. American Telemedicine Association convention, San Jose, May 2012.Cook, D., & Nelson, E. Sustainability from a State-Funded AHEC Perspective. National AHEC Organization, San Antonio, anticipated August 2012.

Scientific papers presented at local and regional meetings:

Nelson, E. The out of control child. Sixth Annual Southeast Kansas Psychiatric Symposium. Coffeyville, KS, November 2000.Nelson, E. Telemedicine for case managers. Midwest Case Management Conference. Kansas City, MO, April 2001.Nelson, E. Adolescent depression. Area Health Education Summer Conference, Hays, July 2005.Nelson, E. TeleKidcare: An Update and Cultural Competence Examples. Kansas School Nurses Conference. Wichita, July 2005.Nelson, E., & Belz, N. School-Based Telehealth and Child Mental Health: Treating Children and Training Healthcare Professionals. Governor’s Public Health Conference, Wichita, April 2006.Nelson, E. Cognitive behavioral treatment strategies for youth depression. TeleHelp Summer Conference, Kansas City, June 2006.Nelson, E. Pediatric depression and adherence to treatment. TeleHelp School Nurses Conference, Kansas City, March 2007.Nelson, E. & Sosland, J. Depression and bullying. TeleHelp Summer Conference, Kansas City, June 2007.Nelson, E. Stress management and schools. TeleHelp School Nurses Conference, Kansas City, March 2008.Nelson, E. Telemental health. Greater Kansas City Psychological Association, Lenexa, April 2008.Bui, T., & Nelson, E. Updates on Guidelines for Adolescent Depression in Primary Care. Community Wellness Conference, Tribune, October 2008.Nelson, E. Bridging the Gap: Telemental health in Kansas. Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved (KAMU) membership webinar, February 2009.Nelson, E. (Conference Chair). Prevention at school: Depression. Kansas City Kansas School Nurses Conference, March 2009.Nelson, E. Depression. Second Annual Mental Health Conference, Area Health Education Centers, Hays, KS, April 2009.Nelson, E. HIT Evaluation & Funding roundtable. Kansas Health Information Technology (HIT) Conference, Wichita, KS, July 2009.Nelson, E. & Ellington, E. Depression Update. Kansas Association for the Medically Underserved (KAMU) conference, Wichita, KS, September 2010.Nelson, E. Depression. Third Annual Mental Health Conference, Area Health Education Centers, Hays, KS, June 2011.Nelson, E., & Pendleton, C. Telemedicine and psycho-educational programs. Midwest Cancer Alliance Annual Conference, Kansas City, KS, October 2011.Nelson, E. Emerging technologies in child mental health. Greater Kansas City Psychological Association conference, Overland Park, KS, November 2011.

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Nelson, E. Mental health for life: Pediatric mood and anxiety disorders. Area Health Education Centers, four regional presentations (Chanute, Dodge City, Goodland, & Manhattan), Fall 2011.Ast, C., Nelson, E., & Cook, D. Communicating Outreach at the Academic Table and Beyond. Counsel for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), Region 6. Denver, CO, January 2012. Nelson, E., Redford, L., & Williams, K. Telehealth technologies for Kansas elders. HITS Scholars field experience, Kansas City, KS, February 2012.Cook, D. & Nelson, E. Outreach update. KUMC Pediatrics Grand Rounds, Kansas City, KS, February 2012.

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

Nelson, E., & Gallant, S. College women and the symptom of chewing and spitting out food. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy Conference, Toronto, November 1999. Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Ermer, D. Cognitive behavioral therapy over interactive televideo: Ethical considerations. American Psychology Association Conference, Washington, DC, August 2000.Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Ermer, D. Childhood depression in a telemedicine context. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy Conference, New Orleans, November 2000.Cain, S., Nelson, E., McCandless-Glimcher, L., Shaffie, S., & Spaulding, A. Telepsychiatry services in an urban school district for 2000-2001. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Conference, Honolulu, November 2001.KU Center for Telemedicine poster collaborator, American Telemedicine Association Conference, Fort Lauderdale, June 2001.

Telemedicine in a rural jail population. First Place Poster Award.Healthy Steps interventions for adolescent parents over interactive televideo. Telemedicine provider perceptions of diagnostic and treatment efficacy in a pediatric population. Telemedicine efficacy in a pediatric setting.

Nelson, E., & Spaulding, R. Adapting the Roter Interaction Analysis System for Telemedicine: Lessons in Coding Across Four Specialty Clinics. Royal Medical Society, London, November 2004.Nelson, E. Research approaches to investigating patient-provider interactions in rural telemedicine. National Rural Health Association conference, New Orleans, May 2005.Nelson, E. TeleHelp: A School-Based Technology Approach to Youth Depression. National Rural Health Association conference, Anchorage, May 2007.Nelson, E. Adherence to ADHD guidelines in a school-based telemedicine clinic. NIMH Mental Health Services Health Association conference, Washington DC, July 2007.Peacock, G., Nelson, E., & Foster, J. ADHD guideline adherence in a team telemedicine clinic. Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics conference, Providence, RI, September 2007.Nelson, E., Khanna, P, Sharp, S., Cain, S., & Sonnenschein, K. Application of telemedicine practice parameters in school-based TeleKidcare clinics. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry conference, Boston, October 2007.Wambach, K., Davis, A., Carlson, S., Richter, K., Malone, B., Gallagher, M., Domian, E., & Nelson, E. A Pilot Study of Pregnant Women Using the Maternal Multiple Health Behavior Change Survey, MNRS Annual Research Conference Columbus, OH, March, 2011.Nelson, E., Barnard, M., Davis, A., Sosland, J., Lassen, S., Penick, E. Telepsychology Approaches at an Academic Health Center. Association of Psychologists in Academic Health Centers conference, March 2011.Rojjanasrirat, W., Wambach, K., & Nelson, E. Feasibility of In-Home Telehealth Lactation Consultation. American Telemedicine Association Conference, Tampa, May 2011.

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Warren, M.B., Nelson, E., Cook, D. Connecting the Dots: Area Health Education Centers as Rural Research Liaisons. National Rural Health Association, Austin, May 2011. Rojjanasrirat, W., Wambach, K., & Nelson, E. Feasibility of In-Home Telehealth Lactation Consultation. 5th Annual Hong Kong International Nursing conference, Hong Kong, June 2011.Cain, S., Nelson, E. , & Spaulding, R. Psychopharmacology via telepsychiatry to an urban daycare. European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Helsinki, June 2011. Mulhern, M.,Pendleton, C., Nelson, E., Groneman, B., Bush, C., Banitt Duncan, A., (2011). Community outreach using televideo to support rural cancer patients and their families. International Cancer Education Conference, Buffalo, NY, September 2011.Duncan, A.B., Mulhern, M., Pendleton, C., Nelson, E., Groneman, B., & Bush, C. Satisfaction with Televideo Support Groups Among Rural Cancer Patients. Society of Behavioral Medicine, New Orleans, LA, April 2012.ATA posters, to add after presentations in May 2012

Poster presentations at local and regional meetings:

Nelson, E., Barnard, M., & Ermer, D. Steps in implementing a randomized controlled trial of cognitive behavioral therapy in an inner-city school district. Kansas Conference in Clinical Child Psychology, Lawrence, KS, October 2000.Nelson, E . , & Barnard, M. Cognitive behavioral therapy for childhood depression: A comparison of face-to-face and interactive televideo settings. Kansas Conference in Clinical Child Psychology, Lawrence, October 2002.Bui, T. & Nelson, E. TeleHelp: A School-Based Technology Approach to Youth Depression. Kansas Conference in Clinical Child Psychology, Lawrence, KS, October 2008.Rojjanasrirat, W, Wambach, K. & Nelson, E. Telehealth services to support breastfeeding mothers. KUMC Faculty Research Day, Kansas City, November 2010. Nelson, E., Warren, M.B., Cook, D. (eposter). Area Health Education Centers as Rural Research Liaisons. KUMC Faculty Research Day, Kansas City, November 2010. Ryan, R., McClellan, W., Stegenga, K., Klemp, J., Krebill, H., & Nelson, E. Survey of Adult Survivors of Pediatric Cancer. Kansas Public Health Conference, Wichita, September 2011.Nelson, E., Barnard, M., Davis, A., Sosland, J., Lassen, S., Penick, E. Telepsychology Approaches at an Academic Health Center. KUMC Faculty Research Day, Kansas City, November 2011.

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

Nelson, E. Mental health services for children over telemedicine. American Telemedicine Association invited tutorial participant, Los Angeles, June 2002.Nelson, E. Clinical examples of telemental health services with children. Invited speaker for pre-conference. American Telemedicine Association Conference, Denver, April 2005.Nelson, E. Child telemental health services and access to care. Invited speaker for Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) conference, Washington, DC, October 2007.Nelson, E. Child telemental health services and access to care. Invited speaker for MATTeR monthly webinar, October 2007.Nelson, E. Child telemental health services and access to care. Invited speaker for University of Missouri Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Columbia, November 2007.Nelson, E. Privacy and Confidentiality in Telehealth--Professional ethical requirements, HIPAA, and related state requirements. Invited speaker for Center for Telemedicine Law (CTeL) National Webinar, October 2008.Nelson, E. Telemedicine basics: Tutorial for pediatrics. Invited speaker, ATA Pediatrics Conference, September 2009.

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Nelson, E. Telepsychology update. Invited speaker for Telemedicine Learning Through an Interactive Network in California (T-LINC) national webinar, April 2010.Nelson, E. Telemental health overview. Invited speaker for Pacific Islands Chapter ATA, regional webinar, July 2010.Nelson, E. Telemedicine overview and demonstration. Presentation to Kansas Board of Regents meeting. Kansas City, April 2011.Nelson, E. Telehealth overview. Invited presentation to Steering Committee for the Caucus on Arthritis andMusculoskeletal Health Disparities. Arlington, April 2011.Nelson, E. School-based telehealth. Invited speaker, national webinar through HRSA Telehealth Resource Centers, September 2011.Nelson, E. Ethical-legal aspects of pediatric telemental health practice. Invited speaker, TeleHealth Forum 2012, national webinar through the Telemental Health Institute, anticipated October 2012.

3. Other evidence of scholarship (includes clinical guidelines, policy documents, contributions to significant position statements by professional organizations, and development of national examinations)

Selected presenter, National Association of Rural Mental Health, NIH grant review symposium, 2007.Chair, Panel on telemental health guidelines. American Telemedicine Association Convention, Seattle, April 2008.Representative, Midwest Alliance for Telehealth and Technology Conference, National Association of Rural Health, New Orleans, May 2008.Co-Chair, Telemental Health guidelines, American Telemedicine Association Telemental Health Special Interest Group committee, 2007-present.Grant Reviewer, National Institute of Health, Stage 1 Mailed Review for Challenge grants, telemedicine expert, June 2009.Chair, Response American Psychological Association Telesupervision, American Telemedicine Association Telemental Health Special Interest Group committee, 2009-2010.Committee member, MCA Research Committee on Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer. 2010-present.Research team member, KUMC maternal child health research group, 2010-present.Co-editor, Grady, B & Nelson, E. Telepsychiatry and telemental health issue. 2010-2011. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics.Telemental health survey initiative, Dr. Marlene Maheu research team, 2011-present.Invited panelist, Telemedicine for addiction services. Kansas SRS Future of Behavioral Interventions, Topeka April 2011.Co-Chair, Nelson, E., & Yellowlees, P. Emerging Technologies and New Applications for Telemental Health pre-convention long-course, American Telemedicine Association Telemental Health Special Interest Group, Tampa May 2011.Invited moderator, Pediatrics and telehealth, American Telemedicine Association, San Jose May 2012.Co-Chair, Nelson, E., & Mishkind, M. Transformations in Telemental Health Technology and Policy: Implications for Practice pre-convention long-course, American Telemedicine Association Telemental Health Special Interest Group, San Jose May 2012.Invited panelist, Marcus Autism Center Thoughtleader Summit, San Jose May 2012.Steering Committee member and leader of student participation, proposed new APA division, Society for Technology and Psychologyh.Invited Faculty, Telepsychiatry in Psychosomatic Medicine: New Opportunities for Patient Care, Teaching, and Research, Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine Pre-Conference course. Anticipated Atlanta, November 2012.

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Grant Reviewer, National Institute of Health, Center for Scientific Review Special Emphasis Panel, Health of the Population, Small Business in Research (SBIR) review, 2009-present.

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