CURRICULUM VITAELouise Kaplan, PhD, MN, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN

504 Percival St. SWOlympia, WA 98502

360-485-6387 (c)E-mail – kaplanla@juno.com and kaplanla@wsu.edu

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONEducation Degree Date Received MajorBrandeis University PhD 1992 Health PolicyWaltham, MAUniversity of Washington MN 1981 Primary Care/ FamilySeattle, WA Nurse PractitionerSimmons, College BA 1974 NursingBoston, MA

Licensure/CertificationWashington State RN License RN0067163 Expires: 5-01-19Washington State ARNP License AP30000705 Expires: 5-01-19American Nurses Credentialing CenterBoard Certification, Family Nurse Practitioner 0267548-22 Expires 9-6-21

Professional ExperienceEducation8/2017- present Washington State University Associate Professor

Vancouver, WA8/2016 – 6/2017 University of Swaziland Visiting Lecturer

Mbabane, Swaziland Peace Corps Volunteer1/2012-7/2016 Saint Martin’s University Associate Professor

Lacey, WA Director, Nursing Program1/2013-3/2016 Seattle University Adjunct InstructorMay 2011-May 2012 George Washington University Instructor

Washington, D.C2010- 2013 Washington State University Adjunct professor2003-2010 Vancouver, WA Assistant/Associate Professor 2001-2003 Lecturer, part-time2003 – present University of Washington Affiliate Assistant Professor

Seattle and Tacoma, WA2001-2003 Lecturer, part-time1996 – 2001 Pacific Lutheran University Assistant Professor

Tacoma, WA1989 The Massachusetts General Instructor, part-time

Hospital Institute for Health Professions

Boston, MA

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Health Policy8/2010- 1/2012 American Nurses Association Senior Policy Fellow

Silver Spring, MDPracticeDate Employed Employer and Location Position4/2012- 7/2016 and Tumwater Family Practice Clinic Family Nurse Practitioner8/2017 - present Tumwater, WA part-time6/2011 – 12/2011 Comprehensive Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner

Rockville, MD part-time1995 – 8/2010 The Clinic at Elma Family Nurse Practitioner

Elma, WA part-time2003-2004 The Clinic at West Family Nurse Practitioner

Olympia part-timeOlympia, WA

2001 – 2002 Department of Social Nurse Consultant, 1998 and Health Services part-time

Olympia, WA1990 – 1993 Health Care Financing Nurse Consultant1985 - 1987 Administration, Region X part-time

Division of Health Standardsand QualitySeattle, WA

1989 – 1991 45th St. Clinic and Country Family Nurse PractitionerDoctor Clinic part-timeSeattle, WA1988 Nurse Practitioner Associates Family Nurse PractitionerCambridge, MA part-time

1985 – 1987 Country Doctor Clinic and Family Nurse PractitionerPioneer Square Clinic part-timeSeattle, WA

1981 – 1983 Tacoma-Pierce County Family Nurse PractitionerHealth Department, Urban HealthInitiative ProjectTacoma, WA

1978 – 1979 Colville Indian Health Clinic Clinic NurseNespelem, WA

1975 – 1977 Fort Defiance Indian Hospital Staff NurseFort Defiance, AZ

1974 – 1975 Beth Israel Hospital, Staff NurseBoston, MA

Locum Tenens Employment2009 Eastside Women’s Health Family Nurse Practitioner

Olympia, WA1999 – 2001 Tenino Family Practice Family Nurse Practitioner

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Tenino, WALocum Tenens Employment ( continued) 1998 – 2000 Community Care Clinic Family Nurse Practitioner

Olympia, WAJuly 1989 La Clinica Del Carina Family Nurse Practitioner

Hood River, ORJuly 1988 Eastside Clinic Family Nurse Practitioner

Tacoma, WADecember/January Crow Agency Indian Hospital Family Nurse Practitioner1987 – 1988 Crow Agency, MT

Clinical Precepting2018- present Washington State University2013- 2016 Washington State University

Seattle UniversityPacific Lutheran UniversityConcordia University

1982;1996-2010 Washington State University University of WashingtonSeattle UniversityPacific Lutheran University

Research1994 – 1997 Hanford Health Information Research Consultant,1992-1993 Network Resource Center, Research Coordinator

Seattle, WA part-time1989 Bigel Health Policy Institute, Research Assistant

Brandeis University part-timeWaltham, MA

1988 Health Policy Institute, Boston Research AssistantUniversity, Boston, MA part-time

Legislative1984 (Jan-March) Legislative Assistant to Rep. Ken Full time

JacobsenPolitical1984 (May-November) Pierce County Coordinator Booth Full time

Gardener for Governor Campaign

Government, Private or Professional Society Advisory Committees2014 – 2016 Thurston Coalition for Women’s Health2014-2016 Thurston County Safety Net Council2007-2010, 2015-2016 Washington State Health Technology Clinical Committee2005-2008 Consortium Advisory Committee for the WA State Health Care

Authority's Prescription Drug Program.2003-2006 Thurston County Community Health Task Force1999-2001 Thurston County Community Health Task Force1998-1999 Thurston County Reproductive Health Task Force

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Government, Private or Professional Society Advisory Committees ( continued) 1994-2000 Citizens Advisory Committee on Public Health Service Activities

and Research at Department of Energy Sites (Hanford); Chair – Studies Work Group

1993-2008 Thurston County Health Department Family Planning Advisory Committee Chair, 1999 – 2001, Co-Chair, 1995 – 1997

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIESResearch, Grants and ContractsGrant in Progress“Registered Nurse Residency Program to Enhance Readiness for Practice in Long-Term Care.”

Washington State Civil Monetary Penalty Fund of the Center’s for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Tracy Klein, PhD, ARNP, FNP, FRE, FAANP, FAAN and Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN Co-Principal Investigators, Catherine Van, PhD, RN, Bianca Frogner, PhD, Susan Skillman, MS, Basia Belza, PhD, RN, FAAN, Tatiana Sadak, PhD, ARNP, and Emily Ishado, MSW, LICSW, co-investigators.(In Progress).

Grants Submitted and Funded and Status of Project“Hiring, Credentialing, and Privileging of Nurse Practitioners as Hospitalists: A National

Workforce and Employment Analysis.” National Council of State Boards of Nursing Center for Regulatory Excellence. Tracy Klein, PhD, ARNP, FNP, FRE, FAANP, FAAN and Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, Co-Principal Investigators, Julie Stanik-Hutt, PhD, ACNP, CNS, FAANP, FAAN and Carol Hartigan, MN, RN, Co-Investigators. $146,583 (direct). Awarded December 2018. (In Progress).

“Routes to Rural Readiness: Enhancing Clinical Training Experiences for Nurse Practitioner Practice in Rural Primary Care”, Davis Patterson, PhD, Susan Skillman, MS, Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, Co-Principal Investigators. University of Washington Center for Health Workforce Studies Subcontract, $38,056. July 6, 2018. (In progress).

“Washington State ARNP Workforce and Practice Reimbursement.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN principal investigator, and Justin Gill, MN, ARNP, co-investigator. Washington Center for Nursing, $10,000 (direct) Completed.

“Washington State ARNP Workforce and Practice Reimbursement.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN Principal investigator, and Justin Gill, MN, ARNP, co-investigator. American Association of Nurse Practitioners, $2,500 (direct). Completed.

“Landscape Assessment of Readiness for Implementation of the Family Nurse Practitioner Role in the Primary Care Setting in Swaziland” Project of Seed Global Health and the University of Swaziland. $50,000 grant received by Seed Global Health. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, consultant and project lead. (Completed).

“Knowledge, Practices and Attitudes Regarding Medical Marijuana Among Washington State Healthcare Providers and Certified Marijuana Consultants.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, Principal Investigator; Tracy Klein, PhD, ARNP, FNP, FRE, FAANP, FAAN; Marian Wilson, PhD, MPH, RN-BC. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Program Office of Research Dedicated Marijuana Account. $25,000 (direct). (In progress).

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“Sigma Theta Tau International Chi Xi at-large Chapter First Biennial Conference.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN. Seed Global Health. $7,500 (support for faculty and student conference registration and faculty organization memberships). 2017. (Completed.)

“Washington State 2015 ARNP Survey.” Louise Kaplan PhD, ARNP and Marie Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Washington Center for Nursing and Washington State Nurses Association. $10,000 (direct). 2015 (Completed).

“Washington State University and University of Washington Collaborative Project to Develop a 2009 Distance Technology Institute.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Dawn Doutrich, PhD, RN. Samuel S. Johnson Foundation. $25,000 (direct). 2008 (Completed).

“Enhancing Health Care Delivery in Southwest Washington Through the Utilization of Advanced Practice Nurses”. Louise Kaplan PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Southwest Washington Medical Center. $12,788 (direct). 2006. (Completed).

“Evaluation of the Impact of Autonomous Prescriptive Authority on Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Practice in Washington State”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. American Association of Nurse Anesthetist Foundation. $4,799 (direct). 2006 (Completed).

“Washington State Nurse Legislators and Their Influence on Health Policy.” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. Washington State University Vancouver Faculty Seed Mini-Grant. $2,826.50 (direct). 2006 (Completed).

“Evaluation of the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program at the University of Washington.” Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP and Louise Kaplan PhD, ARNP. Parent Grant: University of Washington School of Nursing. Health Resources and Services Administration Funding Grant 1 D09HP07344-01 2006-2009. One month summer salary 2007; ½ month summer salary 2008 as UW temporary employee; 1week summer salary 2009; $11,500 over three years. (Completed).

“Nurse Practitioners’ Experiences with Prescribing or Providing Schedule II-IV Drugs”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. WSU Vancouver Faculty Seed Mini-Grant $600 (direct). 2004. (Completed).

“Nurse Practitioners’ Experiences with Prescribing or Providing Schedule II-IV Drugs”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Carl Hansen Foundation $2,500 (direct). 2004. (Completed).

“Does Prescribing with Indirect Physician Involvement Eliminate Barriers to Prescribing?” Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP, L. Gary Hart, PhD, and C. Holly Andrilla, M.S. WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies funding Grant #1 U79 HP 00007-0 from the National Center for Health Workforce Analysis, Bureau of Health professions, Health Resources and Services Administration $50,000. Funding administered by the Center for Health Workforce Studies. 2002-2003 (Completed).

“Kids Into Health Careers” field trip to Tacoma General Hospital for Mann Middle School sixth grade students. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. Washington State Nurses Foundation $150 (direct). 2003 (completed).

“Barriers to NP Practice Due to the Lack of Schedule II-IV Prescriptive Authority”. Louise Kaplan PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Pfizer, $5,000(direct); The Washington State Nurses Foundation, $2,200 (direct); Fort Vancouver District

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Nurses Association, $500 (direct); Professional Nursing and Health Care Council of the Washington State Nurses Association, $500 (direct). In-kind services from the Washington State Nurses Association, University of Washington School of Nursing. 2001-2002 (completed).

“Legal Issues and the Evaluation of Clinical Performance”. Faculty seminar. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. $250 (direct). Center for Teaching and Learning grant, Pacific Lutheran University. 1999 (completed).

“Exploring the Navajo Nation”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. Course development grant, $750 (direct). Center for Teaching and Learning, Pacific Lutheran University. 1997.

“Exploring the Navajo Nation”. Faculty development and course implementation. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Laura Klein, PhD Regency Award, $3,500 (direct) Pacific Lutheran University. 1998-1999.

Provost Innovative Teaching Award. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. Funding for student registration for Nurse Legislative Day 2000, $200. Pacific Lutheran University

Provost Innovative Teaching Awards. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP. Field trip to the Hanford site, $300. 1999.

Grants Submitted and Not Funded“Hiring, Credentialing, and Privileging of Nurse Practitioners as Hospitalists: Factors,

Preference, and Practice.” Submitted to the American Nurses Foundation. Tracy Klein, PhD, ARNP, FNP, FRE, FAANP, FAAN and Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN.

“University of Washington and Washington State University Doctor of Nursing Practice Shared Initiative.” Letter of Intent to the Josiah Macy Foundation. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP.

“An Assessment of the Safety, Quality and Effectiveness of Care Provided by Advanced Practice Nurses”. Louise Kaplan PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Tri-Council for Nursing. Submitted through the University of Washington 11/06. $52, 574 total ($17,027 indirect). Resubmitted by request 10/07. $152,151 ($50,756 indirect). WSU subcontract $27,773.

“Nurse Practitioners’ Transition to Autonomous Practice”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. University of Washington Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies $9,983. (direct) 2005.

“ARNP Prescribing Barriers”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. Sigma Theta Tau Psi Chapter, $1,500 (direct). 2002.

“Prescribing Barriers for Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners in Washington State”. Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP and Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP. American Nurses Foundation, $7,460 (direct). 2002. Approved but not funded.

SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONSSolicited Non-Refereed Data Based Book Brown, M.A., & Kaplan, L. (Eds.) (2012). The advanced practice registered nurse as a

prescriber. Ames, IA: Wiley Blackwell Publishing.Solicited Refereed and Data Based Book Chapter Kaplan, L. 2000. Public participation in nuclear facility decisions: Lessons from

Hanford. In D.L. Kleinman (Ed), Science, Technology, and Democracy. (pp. 67-83). Albany, NY: SUNY at Albany Press.

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Solicited Refereed Data Based ArticleKaplan, L. 1997. The Hanford education action league: An informed citizenry and

radiation health effects. International Journal of Contemporary Sociology,. 34(2): 255-266.

Solicited Refereed Non-Data Based ArticleKaplan, L. (2012). Reading and critiquing a research article. American Nurse Today, 7(10).ProceedingsKaplan, L. 1999. Public participation in science: Lessons from Hanford: An informal

collection of papers from the conference. The Health of the Hanford Site. Faculty Initiated (Non-Invited) Refereed Data Based ArticlesKaplan, L., Klein, T.A., Wilson, M., Graves, J. Knowledge, practices, and attitudes of certified

medical marijuana consultants in Washington state. International Journal of Drug Policy. In review.

Craig-Rodriguez, A.A., Gordon, G., Kaplan, L., Grubbs, L. (2017). The transition of Florida nurse practitioners to opioid prescribing. The Nurse Practitioner, DOI:10.1097/01.NPR.0000521997.84052.ef

Kaplan, L., Klein, T.A., Skillman, S.M, Andrilla, C.A., & Ostergard, S. (2016). Faculty supervision of NP program clinicals: A comparison of rural and urban site differences. The Nurse Practitioner, 41(7), 36-42.

Brown. M.A., & Kaplan, L. (2016). Opening doors: The practice degree that changes practice. The Nurse Practitioner, 41(4), 35-42.

Howell, D.N, & Kaplan, L. (2015). Statewide survey of healthcare professionals: Management of patients with chronic non-cancer pain. Journal of Addictions Nursing, 26 (2), 86-92.

Kaplan, L., Zeller, E., Culbert, S., Damitio, D., Bayley, B. (2014). Organizational readiness of a Magnet hospital for evidence-based practice. Journal for Nurses in Professional Development, 30 (6), 274-280.

Doescher, M.P., Andrilla, C.A., Skillman, S.M., Morgan, P., Kaplan, L. (2014). The contribution of physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners to rural primary care: Findings from a 13-state survey. Medical Care, 52(6), 549-556.

Melnyk, B.M., Fineout-Overholt, E., Gallagher-Ford, L., & Kaplan, L. (2012). The state of evidence-based practice in US nurses: Critical implications for nurse leaders and educators. Journal of Nursing Administration, 42(9), 410-417.

Kaplan, L., Skillman, S.M., Fordyce, M.A., McMenamin, P.D., & Doescher, M.P. (2012). Understanding APRN distribution in the United States using NPI data. Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 8(8), 626-635.

West, D., Kaplan, L., & Eddy, L. 2011. Characteristics of patients who return to the emergency department within 72 hours in one community hospital. Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 33(4): 344-353.

Brown, M.A., & Kaplan, L. April 2011. Faculty perspectives about the DNP. The Nurse Practitioner, 36(4), 36-44.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., & Simonson, D.C. (2011). CRNA prescribing practices: The Washington state experience. AANA Journal, 79(1), 24-29.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., & Donohue, J.S. (2010). Prescribing controlled substances: How NPs in Washington are making a difference. The Nurse Practitioner, 35(5): 47-53.

Klein, T. & Kaplan, L. (2010). Prescribing competencies for advanced practice nurses. Journal for Nurse Practitioner, 6(2): 115-120.

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Kaplan, L., & Brown, M.A. (2009). Proud to be a pioneer: Perspectives of a first cohort of DNP students. American Journal for Nurse Practitioners. 13(3): 10-20.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., & Andrilla, C.H., & Hart, L.G. (2009). Rural urban practice patterns of nurse practitioners in Washington State. Journal for Nurse Practitioners. 5(3): 169-175.

Kaplan, L., & Brown, M.A. (2009). State and local APN salary data: The best evidence for negotiations. Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 5(2): 91-97.

Kaplan, L., & Brown, M.A. (2008). Prescribing controlled substances: Perceptions, realities and experiences - The Washington State experience. American Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 12(3): 44-53.

Kaplan, L., & Brown, M.A. (2007). The transition of nurse practitioners to changes in prescriptive authority. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 39(2): 184-190.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., Andrilla, H., & Hart, L.G. (2007). The Washington State nurse anesthetist workforce. AANA Journal, 75(1): 37-42.

McGee, L.A., & Kaplan, L. (2007). Factors influencing the decision to use nurse practitioners in the emergency department. Journal of Emergency Nursing, 33 (5): 441-446.

Kaplan, L. Brown, M.A., Andrilla, H., & Hart, L.G. (2006). Barriers to autonomous practice. The Nurse Practitioner, 31(1): 57-63.

Kaplan, L. & Brown, M.A. (2004). Prescriptive authority and barriers to NP practice. The Nurse Practitioner, 29(3): 28-35.

Non-Refereed Data BasedSkillman SM, Kaplan L, Andrilla CHA, Ostergard S., & Patterson DG. (2014). Support for rural

recruitment and practice among U.S. nurse practitioner education programs. Policy Brief #147. Seattle, WA: WWAMI Rural Health Research Center, University of Washington: May.

Skillman, S.M., Kaplan, L., Fordyce, M., McMenamin, P.D., & Doescher, M.P. (2012). Understanding advanced practice registered nurse distribution in urban and rural areas of the United States using national provider identifier. Final Report #137. Seattle, WA: WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies, University of Washington: February.

Skillman, S.M., Andrilla, C.H., Kaplan, L. & Brown, M.A. (2009). Demographic, education, and practice characteristics of advanced registered nurse practitioners in Washington state: Results of a 2008 survey. Final Report #124. Seattle, WA: WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies, University of Washington: April.

Andrilla, C.H., Hart, L.G., Kaplan, L. & Brown, M.A. (2007). Practice patterns and characteristics of nurse practitioners in Washington State. Working Paper #109. Seattle, WA: WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies, University of Washington: March.

DissertationKaplan, L. (1992). A slow motion emergency: radiation health effects and Hanford. (Doctoral

dissertation, Brandeis University).Master’s ThesisKaplan, L. (1981). An exploratory study to determine the relationships between breast and

bottle feeding and otitis media in Native Americans. (Master’s Thesis, University of Washington).

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Faculty Initiated (Non-Invited) Refereed Non-Data BasedKaplan, L. (2015). Medical marijuana: Legal and regulatory considerations. The Nurse

Practitioner, 40(10). 46-54. Kaplan, L. (2010). Promoting cultural competence through a health policy course. The Nurse

Educator. 35(2): 87-89.Kaplan, L., & Brown, M.A. (2009). Doctor of nursing practice program evaluation and beyond:

capturing the profession’s transition to the DNP. Nursing Education Perspectives, 30(6): 362-266.

Kaplan, L. & Brown, M.A. (2008). Changing laws is not enough: Preparing ourselves for scope of practice changes. American Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 12(3): 53-53.

Lind, A.R. & Kaplan, L. (2007). An evaluation of Washington’s Medicaid disease-management program. Managed Care Interface, 20 (1): 45-50.

Lind, A., Kaplan, L., & Berg, G.D. (2006). Evaluation of an asthma disease management program in a Medicaid population. Disease Management & Health Outcomes, 14 (3): 151-161.

Faculty Initiated (Non-Invited) Guest EditorialKaplan, L. & Brown, M.A. (2006). What is true professional autonomy? The Nurse

Practitioner, 31(3): 37. Non-refereed Non-Scholarly PublicationsKaplan, L. (2019) What the 2018 mid-term elections and regulatory changes mean for

healthcare and NP advocacy. The Nurse Practitioner, epub ahead of print. doi: 10.1097/01.NPR.0000552687.48060.35

Kaplan, L. (2018). Medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. The Nurse Practitioner, epub ahead of print. doi: 10.1097/01.NPR.0000550252.04526.79

Kaplan, L. (2018). ICN NP/APNN 2018 advances the NP role globally. The Nurse Practitioner, 43(12), 7-8. doi: 10.1097/01.NPR.0000547549.71388.af

Kaplan, L. (2018) Nurse practitioners advocating through boards and commissions. The Nurse Practitioner, 43 (11), 25-26. 10.1097/01.NPR.0000546448.88388.e9

Kaplan, L. (2018). Safe injection sites save lives. The Nurse Practitioner, 43(7), 13-15. 10.1097/01.NPR.0000534948.52123.fb

Kaplan, L. (2018). Opioids: A public health emergency. The Nurse Practitioner, 43(4), 12-13. doi: 10.1097/01.NPR.0000531073.34429.81

Kaplan, L. (2016). Advocate for NPs to be part of the solution to the opioid epidemic. The Nurse Practitioner, 41(8), 20.

Kaplan, L. (2016). Florida’s NPs advocate for controlled substance prescriptive authority. The Nurse Practitioner, 41(5), 14-16.

Kaplan, L. (2015). Contraceptive management: Remembering the birth of the pill. The Nurse Practitioner, 40(12), 21-22.

Jacobsen, L. & Kaplan, L. (2015). Building healthcare capacity: The Global Health Service Partnership. The Nurse Practitioner, 40(11), 14-16.

Kaplan, L. (2015). H.R. 2 fixes more than Medicare reimbursement rates for NPs. The Nurse Practitioner, 40(9), 14.

Kaplan, L. (2015). Maryland’s nurse practitioner full practice authority act of 2015. The Nurse Practitioner, 40(5), 8.

Kaplan, L. (2015). NP advocacy: Implications of the 2014 elections. The Nurse Practitioner, 40(2), 21.

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Kaplan, L. (2014). Missouri APRNs: Overcoming scope of practice barriers. The Nurse Practitioner, 39 (12), 8-9.

Kaplan, L. (2014). True grit: New York achieves full practice authority. The Nurse Practitioner, 39(10), 15-16.

Kaplan, L. (2014). Advocacy can overcome acts of derision. The Nurse Practitioner, 39(9), 21.

Kaplan, L. (2014). Federal Trade Commission policy paper promotes unrestricted practice. The Nurse Practitioner, 39(7) 17.

Bingaman, D. and Kaplan, L. (2014). Internal audit advice for nurse practitioner advocacy associations. The Nurse Practitioner, 39(2) 14-15.

Bingaman, D. and Kaplan, L. (2014). Advice for NP advocacy associations. The Nurse Practitioner, 39(1) 8-10.

Kaplan, L. (2013). Making a difference through grassroots legislative action. The Nurse Practitioner, 38(9) 8-9.

Kaplan, L. (2013). Prescribing controlled substances. The Nurse Practitioner, 38(8) 8-9.Kaplan, L. (2013). Health insurance marketplaces offer consumers a choice. The Nurse

Practitioner, 38 (6), 8-9.Kaplan, L. (2013). The Medicaid electronic health record incentive program. The Nurse

Practitioner, 38(4), 7-8.Kaplan, L. (2013). A primer on Medicare and changes resulting from the affordable care act.

The Nurse Practitioner, 38(2), 8-9.Kaplan, L. (2012). A primer on Medicaid and its expansion in 2014. The Nurse Practitioner,

37(12), 7-8.Kaplan, L. (2012). Supreme court ruling affects NP practice. The Nurse Practitioner,37 (11),

7-8.Zukowsky, K. & Kaplan, L. (2011). When should students be eligible for certification? The

Nurse Practitioner, 36(4): 6.Neiheisel, M.B & Kaplan, L. (2011) DNP students' clinical practice hours. The Nurse

Practitioner, 36(2): 9.Kaplan, L. (2010). The virtual reality of clinical education through simulation. The Nurse

Practitioner, 35(10): 6.Kaplan, L. (2010). NONPF and The nurse practitioner partner to benefit NP education. The

Nurse Practitioner, 35(8): 6.Newsletters Kaplan, L. 2015. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 6(1): 11Kaplan, L. 2014. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 5(3): 8Kaplan, L. 2013. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 4(4): 4-5Kaplan, L. 2013. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 4(3): 6Kaplan, L. 2013. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 4(2): 5Kaplan, L. 2013. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 4(1): 7Kaplan, L. 2012. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 3(4): 3Kaplan, L. 2012. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 3(3): 3.Kaplan, L. 2011. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 3(1): 10-11.Kaplan, L. 2011. Policy column. FAANP Newsletter, 2(2): 10-11.Kaplan, L. 2008. “The amazing career of Marie Scott Brown”, Nurse Practitioner World News March/April 15 (3/4).

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Kaplan, L. 2003. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Spring. 33(1): 3.Kaplan, L. 2002. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Winter. 32(4): 3-5.Kaplan, L. 2002. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Fall. 32(3): 3-6.Kaplan, L. 2002. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Summer. 32(2): 3-6.Kaplan, L. 2002. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Spring. 32(1): 3.Kaplan, L. 2001. From common ground to common dreams. Washington Nurse.Winter. 31(4):

3.Kaplan, L. 2001. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Fall. 31(3): 3.Kaplan, L. 2001. In Focus. Washington Nurse. Summer. 31(2): 3.Kaplan, L. 1992. The history of HEAL. Perspective, Hanford Education Action League.

Media Interviews/Press Conferences2005 Press Conference on Opposition to Initiatives 330 and 336 on behalf of WSNA2005 Yakima KERA radio. We the People talk show: “Medical Malpractice Initiatives”2005 Puget Sound Business Journal. Letter to the editor on ARNP prescriptive authority for

controlled substances.2004 Nurse Practitioner World News. Liability in Washington (written interview).2003 Seattle KOMO TV. Nurse Legislative Day.2003 Seattle KUOW radio. The Conversation. Washington Center for Nursing.2002 The Olympian. Quoted in “hospitals try to lure nurses”. September 3, 2002, A1, A2.2002 Press Conference with Senator Patty Murray in support of the Medi-Fair Act on behalf of

WSNA2002 Business Examiner. Interview on nurse practitioners in primary care.

Position PapersKaplan, L. (2009). ARNP reimbursement rate inequality: ‘The same pay for the same service’. Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. (2007). Washington state ARNPs salary information from the

2006 survey. Data based.Kaplan, L., Beck, M., Klein, T. (2004). ACNP Position Paper: Formularies and patient care.

Fact Sheets

Podium/Poster PresentationsInternational and National Data BasedKaplan, L. Reimbursement for Washington ARNP’s: Who pays what and how it affects your

practice. Podium presentation to the Pacific Northwest 41st Annual National Conference Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 11, 2018, Seattle WA.)

Dlamini, C., and Kaplan, L. Developing and introducing the family nurse practitioner role in Eswatini. Podium presentation to the International Council of Nurses 10th ICN NP/APN Conference. (August 27, 2018, Rotterdam, The Netherlands).

Kaplan, L. Evaluation of the Global Health Service Partnership. Podium presentation. American Association of Nurse Practitioners National Conference. (June 20, 2018, Denver, CO).

Kaplan, L., Stuart-Shor, E., Foradori, L., Cunningham, L., Anathan, J., Jacobsen, L., and Kerry, V. Evaluation of the global health service partnership. Poster presentation to the American Academy of Nursing 2017 Transforming Health, Driving Policy Conference (October 6, 2017, Washington, D.C.).

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Kaplan, L. The Global Health Service Partnership and its Impact on Nursing Workforce Development in Selected African Countries. Podium presentation to the STTI Chi-Xi at-Large Chapter. First Biennial Conference. Advancing Global Health: The Voice of Nurses in the 21st Century. (August 9, 2017, Ezulwini, Swaziland).

Kaplan, L., Skillman, S., Andrilla, C.A., and Ostergard, S. Support for rural student recruitment and practice by nurse practitioner programs. Poster presentation to the Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care Pacific NW 37th Annual National Conference (October 9-10, 2014, Seattle, WA)

Kaplan, L., Skillman, S., Andrilla, C.A., and Ostergard, S. Support for rural student recruitment and practice by nurse practitioner programs. Poster presentation to the Annual National Conference of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (June 21, 2014, Nashville, TN

Kaplan, L., and Howell, D.N. Evaluation of Washington state health professionals practices for patients with chronic noncancer pain. Podium presentation to American Association of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference (June 20, 2013, Las Vegas, NV).

Kaplan, L. and Howell, D.N. Statewide survey of Washington State health professionals to evaluate the effect of ESHB 2876: A law relating to pain management. Poster Presentation to the Pacific Northwest 35th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 4, 2012 Seattle, WA).

Kaplan, L. and Howell, D.N. Statewide survey of Washington State health professionals to evaluate the effect of ESHB 2876: A law relating to pain management. Poster Presentation to AcademyHealth Research Conference (June 25, 2012, Orlando, FL).

Skillman SM, Kaplan L, Fordyce MA, McMenamin PD, Doescher MP. Understanding advanced practice registered nurse distribution in urban and rural areas of the United States using National Provider Identifier data. Podium presentation to the Association of American Medical Colleges Physician Workforce Conference (May 3, 2012, Washington, DC).

Skillman, S.M., Kaplan L, Fordyce, M.A., McMenamin, P.D. & Doescher, M.P. Understanding advanced practice registered nurse distribution in urban and rural areas of the United States using National Provider Identifier data. Poster presented to Northwest Regional Rural Health Conference (March 14, 2012, Spokane, WA).

Kaplan, L. Influence of Washington State’s nurse legislators on health policy. Poster Presentation to the Pacific Northwest 32nd Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. (October 30, 2009. Seattle WA).

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. A faculty perspective of the DNP: Advocacy - ambivalence – antagonism. Poster Presentation to the Pacific Northwest 32nd Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. (October 30, 2009. Seattle WA).

Skillman, S., Andrilla, C.H.A., Tieman, L. Kaplan, L. Brown, M.A., and Doescher, N.P. Demographic, practice, and education characteristics of nurses in Washington State. Poster Presentation to the Annual Research Meeting of AcademyHealth (June 29, 2009 Chicago. IL). Refereed.

Klein, T. and Kaplan, L. Advanced practice nurse prescriber competencies: Evaluation of a prescribing practicum tool. Podium Presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 35th Annual Meeting (April 17, 2009 Portland OR). Refereed.

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Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. A faculty perspective of the DNP: Advocacy - ambivalence – antagonism. Poster Presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 35th Annual Meeting (April 17, 2009 Portland OR). Refereed.

Brown, M.A. and Kaplan, L. Proud to be a pioneer: Perspectives of a first cohort of DNP students. Podium Presentation to the 2nd National Conference on the Doctor of Nursing Practice: The Dialogue Continues . . . (March 26, 2009 Hilton Head Island, SC). Refereed.

Brown, M.A. and Kaplan, L. A faculty perspective of the DNP: A story of advocacy, ambivalence and antagonism. Podium Presentation to The 2nd National Conference on the Doctor of Nursing Practice: The Dialogue Continues . . . (March 25, 2009 Hilton Head Island, SC). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. Proud to be a pioneer: Perspectives of a first cohort of DNP students. Poster Presentation to the Pacific Northwest 31th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. (October 2, 2008 Seattle WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. Factors influencing nurse practitioners willingness to prescribe schedule II-IV controlled substances. Poster Presentation to the Pacific Northwest 31th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. (October 2, 2008 Seattle WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. Proud to be a pioneer: Perspectives of a first cohort of DNP students. Podium Presentation to the 2008 National State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research. (October 4, 2008 Washington, D.C.). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. Nurse practitioner transition to prescribing schedule II-IV controlled substances. Poster Presentation to the 2008 National State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research. (October 3, 2008 Washington, D.C). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. Factors influencing nurse practitioners willingness to prescribe schedule II-IV controlled substances. Poster Presentation to the 2008 National State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research. (October 3, 2008 Washington, D.C.). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. Influence of Washington State’s nurse legislators on health policy. Poster Presentation to the 2008 National State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research. (October 3, 2008 Washington, D.C.). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. Factors influencing nurse practitioners’ decisions to prescribe or provide federally controlled medications. Poster Presentation at the 5th International Council of Nurses International Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nursing Network (INP/APNN) Conference. (September 19, 2008 Toronto, Ontario, Canada). Refereed.

Brown, M.A. and Kaplan, L. Proud to be a pioneer: Perspectives of a first cohort of DNP students. Poster Presentation at the 5th International Council of Nurses International Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nursing Network (INP/APNN) Conference. (September 19, 2008 Toronto, Ontario, Canada). Refereed.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., and Simonson, D. Washington State CRNA prescriptive authority and autonomous practice. Poster Presentation to the “State of the Science” at the 2008 American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Annual Meeting. (August 10-13, 2008. Minneapolis, MN). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2008. Factors influencing NP willingness to assume responsibility for controlled substances. Podium Presentation to the American Academy of Nurse

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Practitioners 23rd National Conference (June 28, 2008 National Harbor, Maryland). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2008. Perceptions and expectations of DNP students. Podium Presentation to the Western Institute of Nursing Annual Research Conference (April 18, 2008, Garden Grove, CA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2008. Perceptions and expectations of DNP students. Podium Presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 33 rd Annual Meeting (April 11, 2008, Louisville, KY). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2006. Nurse practitioners’ experiences with prescribing or providing schedule II-IV drugs. Podium presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 32nd Annual Meeting (April 20, 2006, Orlando, FL). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. Prescribing schedule II-IV drugs: Why? Why not? Podium presentation to the University of Washington 28th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 27, 2005, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. Does prescribing with indirect physician involvement eliminate barriers to practice? Poster presentation to the National Conference of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (June 19-21, 2005, Orlando, FL). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. NPs transition to prescribing schedule II-IV drugs: An exemplar for educators. Podium presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 31st Annual Meeting (April 15, 2005, Chicago, IL). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2004. NP transition to prescribing schedule II-IV drugs. Poster presentation to the National Conference for Nurse Practitioners (October 27-29, 2004, Baltimore, MD). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2004. NP transition to prescribing schedule II-IV drugs. Poster presentation to the American College of Nurse Practitioners National Clinical Conference, (October 22-23, 2004, Philadelphia, PA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2004. Prescribing barriers to autonomous practice. Poster presentation to the American Nurses Association Biennial Continuing Education Program, (June 27-29, 2004, Minneapolis, MN). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2003. Does prescribing with indirect physician involvement eliminate barriers to practice? Poster presentation to the National Conference for Nurse Practitioners (November .12-15, 2003, Baltimore, MD). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2003. Does prescribing with indirect physician involvement eliminate barriers to practice? Poster presentation to the American College of Nurse Practitioners National Clinical Conference, (November 1, 2003, Cincinnati, OH). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2003. Did schedule II-IV prescriptive authority in Washington State eliminate barriers to practice for ARNPs? Podium presentation to the University of Washington 26th Annual National Conference: Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 10, 2003, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2002. ARNP prescribing barriers in Washington State. Podium presentation to the University of Washington 25th Annual National Conference: Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 24, 2002, Seattle, WA). Invited.

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Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2002. ARNP prescribing barriers in Washington State. Poster Presentation to the American College of Nurse Practitioners National Clinical Conference, (October 12, 2002, Albuquerque, NM). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. 1997. Science and democracy: Beyond the science wars. Podium presentation to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, (Fall 1997 Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. 1996. Radiation Health Effects from Hanford. Poster presentation to the NationalPrimary Care Nurse Practitioner Symposium, (July 1996 Keystone, CO). Refereed.

Regional, State, Local Data BasedCraig-Rodriguez, A., Gordon, G. Kaplan, L., and Grubbs, L. Florida ARNPS and opioid

prescribing: A needs assessment. Poster presentation to the Florida Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference (August 19, 2016, Sarasota, FL). Refereed.

Kaplan, L., Skillman, S., Andrilla, C.A., and Ostergard, S. Support for rural student recruitment and practice by nurse practitioner programs. Podium presentation to the 47th Annual Communicating Research Conference (April 11, 2014, Seattle, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Howell, D. (2013). Statewide survey of Washington state health professionals on practices for patients with chronic noncancer pain. Podium presentation to the Seattle Nursing Research Consortium (January 29, 2013, Shoreline, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L., Brown, M.A., and Simonson, D. CRNA prescriptive authority: Transition in Washington State. Podium presentation to the Washington Association of Nurse Anesthetists Spring Anesthesia Conference (April 24, 2009, Sea Tac, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. Factors influencing nurse practitioners willingness to prescribe schedule II-IV controlled substances. Poster presentation to the Health Sciences Research Symposium (April 17, 2009, Spokane, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. NP transition to prescribing schedule II-IV drugs. Poster presentation, Research Showcase, Washington State University Vancouver (April 27-28, 2005, Vancouver, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. NP transition to prescribing schedule II-IV drugs. Poster presentation to the 3rd Annual Inland Northwest Nursing Research Symposium (April 15, 2005, Spokane, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. Washington State CRNA workforce 2003. Podium presentation to the Washington Association of Nurse Anesthetists Spring Anesthesia Conference (April 9, 2005, Bellevue, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2005. Nurse practitioner transition to autonomous prescribing. Podium presentation to the 38th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Western Institute of Nursing (April 7, 2005, San Francisco, CA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2004. Washington State ARNP prescribing practices: The last three years. Podium presentation to the University of Washington Prescribe, Deny, or Refer? Honing Your Clinical Skills in Prescribing Scheduled Drugs (May 21, 2004, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, MA. 2004. Does prescribing with indirect physician involvement eliminate NP prescribing barriers? State Meeting of the Association of Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses (May 2, 2004, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2004. Prescribing barriers to nurse practitioner practice. Poster presentation to the 37th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Western Institute of Nursing (April 23, 2004, Portland, OR). Refereed.

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Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2004. Does prescribing with indirect physician involvement eliminate barriers to practice? Poster presentation to 2004 Inland Northwest Nursing Research Symposium (April 16, 2004, Spokane, WA). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2003. ARNP prescribing barriers in Washington State. Poster Presentation to the 2003 Inland Northwest Nursing Research Symposium (April 2003 Spokane, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. 1998. “Public participation in science: Lessons from Hanford”. Podium presentation to The Health of the Hanford Site, (spring 1998 Richland, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. 1997. “Slow motion emergency: Citizens, the environment, and the role of the public health nurse.” Podium presentation to Service Education and Research in Community Health Nursing (spring 1997 Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. 1996. “Radiation health effects from Hanford”. Poster presentation to the OregonNurses Association Annual Meeting (spring 1996 Oregon). Invited.

Kaplan, L. 1995. “Popular epidemiology”. Session presenter to the Hanford Health Effects Subcommittee Plenary Session (spring 1995 Seattle, WA). Invited.

International and National Non-data BasedGill, J. Kaplan, L. and Summers, L. Nurse Practitioner Reimbursement Parity: And Advocacy

Strategy for Washington State. Poster presentation to the Pacific Northwest 41st Annual National Conference Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 11-12, 2018, Seattle WA.)

Mathunjwa, T.R. and Kaplan, L. Developing and implementing family nurse practitioner graduate education and scope of practice. Poster presentation to the Swaziland Ministry of Health 4th National Health Research Conference (November 8, 2017, Ezulwini, Swaziland).

Kaplan, L. Developing the FNP Role in Swaziland: Complexities and Scope of Practice Issues in the World's Highest HIV Prevalence Country. Podium presentation to the Advanced Practice Primary and Acute Care Pacific Northwest 40th Annual Conference (October 26, 2017, Seattle, WA).

Kaplan, L. Medical marijuana: Has science gone up in smoke? Podium presentation to the Annual National Conference of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (June 24, 2016, San Antonio, TX).

Kaplan, L. The legalization of medical marijuana: Consideration for NP practice. Podium presentation to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners National Conference. (June 12, 2015, New Orleans, LA).

Kaplan, L. and Segawa, M. Medical marijuana in an era of recreational marijuana. Podium presentation to the Advanced Practice Primary and Acute Care Pacific NW 37th Annual Conference (October 9, 2014, Seattle WA).

Kaplan, L. Medical marijuana and nursing practice in Washington State. Podium presentation to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Discipline Conference (June 5, 2014, Park City, Utah).

Kaplan, L. Update on health care reform and how it may affect your practice. Podium presentation to the Pacific Northwest 35th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 4, 2012 Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. Washington State’s Pain Management Rules: How They Can Affect You. Podium presentation to the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 27th Annual Conference (June 23, 2012, Orlando, FL). Invited.

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Kaplan. L. Health Care Reform: Opportunities for ARNPs. Podium presentation to the Pacific Northwest 34th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 28, 2011, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. New pain management rules in Washington State: A pragmatic approach. Podium presentation to the University of Washington 34th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (October 27, 2011, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Kaplan, L. Should NPs provide patients with samples? Session presenter. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 26th Annual Conference. (June 25, 2011, Las Vegas, NV) Invited.

Kaplan, L. The regulatory nuts and bolts of prescribing controlled substances. Podium presentation. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 26th Annual Conference. (June 25, 2011, Las Vegas, NV) Refereed.

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2007. The doctor of nursing practice degree: Information, issues and opportunities. Podium presentation to the University of Washington 30th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (November 9, 2007, Seattle, WA). Invited.

Williams, M. and Kaplan, L. 2007. “When a Charge is Made Against Your License: The Nursing Commission and the Disciplinary Process.” Podium presentation to the University of Washington 30th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care (November 9, 2007, Seattle, WA).

Regional, State, Local Non-Data BasedKaplan, L. ARNP global signature bill update. Panel presentation to WSNA Nurse Legislative

Day. (February 9, 2015, Olympia, WA).Kaplan, L. What ARNPs need to know about medical marijuana. Podium presentation to The

Intersection Between Nursing and the Law conference. (December 2, 2015, Seattle, WA.)Kaplan, L. Medical Marijuana: ARNP roles and responsibilities. Podium presentation to the

Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission Symposium (May 8, 2014, Spokane, WA).

Kaplan, L. Medical Marijuana: Legal and regulatory issues in nursing practice. Podium presentation to the Association of Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses. (April 25, 2014, Seattle, WA).

Kaplan, L. (2013). Health care reform. Podium presentation to the Inland Empire Nurses Association (February 23, 2013, Spokane, WA. Invited.

Kaplan, L. (2012) New pain management rules in Washington State: A pragmatic approach. Podium presentation to the Advanced Practice Nurses of Southwest Washington. June 7, 2012, Longview, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2012. Health care reform: What is going on? Learning in the Olympics. Keynote address. (March 3, 2012, Bremerton, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2012. ARNP breakout session. Nurse Legislative Day. Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (February 13, 2012, Grand Mound, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2011. Health care reform. Nurse Legislative Day. Keynote address. (February 14, 2011, telecast to Grand Mound, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2009. “Regulatory Nuts and Bolts for Prescribing Scheduled Drugs.” University of Washington conference Prescribing Scheduled Drugs – Honing Your Skills. (July 16, 2009, Shoreline, WA).

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Brown, M.A. and Kaplan, L. 2009. “Advanced Practice and Scheduled Drugs: Past, Present and Future.” University of Washington conference Prescribing Scheduled Drugs – Honing Your Skills. (July 16, 2009, Shoreline, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2009. “ARNP reimbursement”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (February 2, 2009, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2008. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session Presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (February 4, 2008, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2007. Promoting cultural competence through health policy. Podium presentation to the 40th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference, Western Institute of Nursing (April 14, 2007, Portland, OR). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2007. Moving beyond course evaluations: A comprehensive evaluation of a DNP program. Podium presentation to the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 33rd Annual Meeting (April 14, 2007, Denver, CO). Refereed.

Kaplan, L and Brown, M.A. 2007. Moving beyond course evaluations: A comprehensive evaluation of a DNP program. Poster presentation to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (January 27, 2007, Captiva Island, FL). Refereed.

Kaplan, L. 2007. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session Presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (February 5, 2007, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2006. Keynote Address at the Nursing Clinical Placement District # 1Education and Industry Meeting (June 5, 2006, Tacoma, WA).

Kaplan, L. and Brown, M.A. 2006. “Schedule II-V Drugs: When, What, How.” University of Washington Women’s Health Drug Therapy. Shoreline, WA. May 11, 2006.

Kaplan, L. 2006. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session Presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (January 30, 2006, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2005. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session Presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (February 7, 2005, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2004. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association (January 26, 2004, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2003. President’s address. Washington State Nurses Association Summit. (May 2, 2003, Seattle, WA)

Kaplan, L. 2003 “Nursing shortage”; Washington Rural Health Association Conference, podium presentation (March 27, 2003, Spokane, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2003. “Grassroots action”. Nurse Legislative Day. Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association. (February 10, 2003, Olympia, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2002. “Being a nurse activist in these challenging and cynical times”. Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association Leadership Conference. (September 29, 2002, Lake Chelan, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2002. “Nursing education”. Keynote speaker. Pierce County Nurses Association Nurses Week Banquet (May 10, 2002, Tacoma, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2002. “Nursing education”. Keynote Speaker. Fort Vancouver Nurses Association Nurses Week Dinner (May 6, 2002, Vancouver, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2002. “Nursing shortage”. Session presenter. Nurse Legislative Day. Washington State Nurses Association. (January 28, 2002).

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Kaplan, L. 2001. “No shortage of shortages – The future of the health care workforce”, invited presenter, Washington Health Legislative Conference sponsored by the University of Washington Health Policy Analysis Program (December 2001 SeaTac, WA)

Kaplan, L. 2001. “WSNA: A force to be reckoned with”, Session presenter. Washington State Nurses Association Leadership Conference (September 2001 Lake Chelan, WA).

Kaplan, L. 2001. “Community health nursing education”, invited panel member for Service, Education and Research in Community Health Nursing (spring 2001, Kent, WA)

Kaplan, L. 2001. “Legislative update”. Fort Vancouver Nurses Association (February 2001, Vancouver, WA.)

Kaplan, L. 2001. “Legislative update”. Panel presenter. Nurse Legislative Day, Washington State Nurses (February 2001 Olympia, WA).

Webinar PresentationsKaplan, L. Medical marijuana: What nurses need to know. Presentation for the Washington

State Nurses Association’s webinar Navigating Medical Marijuana: What Nurses Need to Know (January 14, 2014, Seattle, WA).

Kaplan, L. How to read and critique and article. Presentation for the American Nurses Association Quality Network. (2011).

Testimony to the Washington State LegislatureOn Behalf of the Washington Nursing Action Coalition2015 Pay It Forward tuition program House and Senate Higher Education committeesOn Behalf of ARNPs United of Washington State2015 Health Technology Assessment Committee Composition2015 Pay It Forward Nurse Educator proposal2015 ARNP global signature authorization2010 Accepting prescriptions from out of state nurse practitioners, prescribing controlled

substances for chronic non-cancer painOn Behalf of the Washington State Nurses Association2005 Repeal of the ARNP Joint Practice Agreement2004 Health Care Fairness Bill2003 Nursing shortage, patient safety legislation, nursing technician legislation2002 Mandatory overtime legislation2000 Needle stick injury and prevention legislationTestimony to the Washington State Department of Health 2001 Implementation of rules for schedule II-IV prescriptive authority for ARNPS

HONORS AND AWARDS2018 University of Washington School of Nursing Nurse Influencer, September2014 Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing Induction, October2013 AANP Nurse Practitioner Advocate State Award for Excellence, June2013 Nominee for Teacher of the Year Award, Saint Martin’s University2010 Fellow of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Induction, June2010 Outstanding Policy Award National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties April2010 Washington State Nurses Association Hall of Fame Induction, March2009 Nominee for Mentor of the Year Award, Washington State University2008 Best Poster in Innovation and/or Collaboration in Practice, 5th International NP/APN

Network Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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2007 Nurse Researcher of the Year Award, Professional Nursing and Health Care Council, Washington State Nurses Association

2007 Graduate Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award, Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Washington State University College of Nursing

2005 Nominee, Graduate Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award, Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Washington State University College of Nursing

2004 Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award, Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Washington State University College of Nursing

2004 Nominee, Student Choice Award for Teaching Excellence, WSU Vancouver2003 Graduate Faculty, Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Washington State University2003 ANA Honorary Membership Award, Washington State Nurses Association1987 Pew Health Policy Fellow Brandeis University 1987-19891979 National Health Service Corps Scholarship 1979-1981

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICEManuscript Review2018 Reviewer. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research2011-present Advisory Board member, reviewer, and Advocacy in Practice column editor, The

Nurse Practitioner2015 Reviewer. Western Journal for Nursing Research2007-present Reviewer. Journal for Nurse Practitioners2007-2013 Reviewer. Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice2007-2009 Reviewer. American Journal for Nurse Practitioners; Journal of Rural Health; 2006 Reviewer. Health Policy and Politics2000 Technical Peer Reviewer. The Hanford Site Historic District. U.S. Department

of Energy.Consultation2013-2015 Expert Witness Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission2012-2013 WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies Rural Nurse Practitioner

Education survey2011-2012 WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies Rural Nurse Practitioner 2011

survey2009 Oregon State Board of Nursing Advanced Practice Nurses Rules Revision2009 University of Victoria FNP Program Site Visitor on behalf of the College of

Registered Nurses of British Columbia. April 6-8.2008-2009 WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies analysis of Washington State

Department of Health Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner 2008 survey2006 University of British Columbia Family Nurse Practitioner Program guest lecturer

January 27-28.2005 University of Victoria FNP Program Site Visitor on behalf of the College of

Registered Nurses of British Columbia. November 3-4.

International2000-present Member, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing

National

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2014-present Fellow, American Academy of Nursing; inducted October 2014; Primary Care Expert Panel and policy contributor, 2014-presentGlobal Nursing and Health Expert Panel 2017-presentConference session planner - 2018

2005-2012 Member, National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties2017-present Member Resources Committee 2007-2012, Chair 2009-2010 Co-chair 2010-2102

Conference Planning Committee 2010NONPF Nurse Practitioner Journal column editor May 2010-May 2012Conference Planning Committee 2018-2019

2004-present Member, American Association of Nurse Practitioners1

Fellow of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP) inducted 2010 Network for Research Advisory Group 2017-2018FAANP Newsletter policy column writer, 2011- 2016Leadership Development Mentor, 2011-2012Grant Reviewer 2011- presentConference Abstract Reviewer 2012-present

2002-2015 Member, planning committee for University of Washington Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care

1998-2012 Member, American College of Nurse Practitioners7/08-7/09 Member, Public Policy Committee2/04-2/05 Member, Public Policy Committee

1995- present Member, American Nurses Association1988-2009 Member, American Public Health Association1981-1989 Member, American Nurses AssociationState2018 Action Now Fiscal Subcommittee2013 Member, Planning Committee for University of Washington continuing education

conference, “Prescribing Scheduled Drugs – 2013”2012-2016 Member, Washington Nursing Action Coalition Education Subcommittee2012-2016 Council on Nursing Education in Washington State, Treasurer 2012-2013, spring

20162011 Grant Reviewer, The National Collaborative on Aging 2012 Faculty Awards

Program. George Washington University.2009 Member, Planning Committee for University of Washington continuing education

conference, “Prescribing Scheduled Drugs - Honing Your Skills”2005-2008, Pro Tem member Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission2016 First term completed June 30, 2008 and second term completed June 30, 20162005-2006 Oregon State Board of Nursing Clinical Nurse Specialist Prescriptive Authority

Task Force2004 Member, Planning Committee for University of Washington continuing education

conference, “Prescribe, Deny or Refer? Honing your Skills in Prescribing Scheduled Drugs”

2001 Member, Planning Committee for University of Washington continuing education conference, “Are You Ready for Schedule II-IV Prescriptive Authority?”

2000-present Member, Advanced Practice Nurses Coalition

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2000-2002 Member, Service, Education and Research in Community Health Nursing1998-present Member, ARNPs United of Washington State

2008 –2016 and 2017 - present Legislative Committee Chair2008 – 2016 and 2017-present member, Board of Directors

1995-present Washington State Nurses Association2003-2009 Member, Legislative and Health Policy Council2007, 2003 Delegate to the American Nurses Association House of Delegates2001-2003 President, ex-officio member of all councils1999-2001 Chair, Legislative and Health Policy Council1999-2001 Board of Directors,2001, 2003 Summit/convention planning committee

1987-1989 Massachusetts Nurses Association, member Cabinet on Legislation1982-1985 Washington State Nurses Association Political Action Committee

Chairperson, 1984 – 1985, Vice-Chairperson, 1982 – 19831981-1987 Washington State Nurses Association: 1981 – 1987

Second Vice-president, 1983 – 1987Member, Legislative Committee, 1985 – 1987

Regional/Local2012-2016 Member, South Puget Sound Community College and Clover Park Technical

College Nursing Advisory Committees2012-2014 Finance Committee Chairperson, Psi Chapter at Large, Sigma Theta Tau

International1996-present Member, Olympia Area Advanced Practice Association, Coordinator, 1998 –

2000; Board member 2012-2013, 20151995-2005 Member, Capitol City Nurses Association (group now inactive)

President, 1998 – 2002; Secretary, 1996 – 19981981-1987 Member, King County Nurses AssociationHealth Related Community Activities2014-2016 Member, Thurston County Women’s Health Coalition2014- 2016 Member, Thurston County Safety Net Council2013-2015 Emergency Shelter Volunteer2001-2006 Member, Sustainable Health Access Council of CHOICE Regional Health

Network, Olympia, WA, Service Delivery Team Subcommittee (2005)2002-2005 Garfield Elementary School, helmet safety, health professions, and health

education classes, Olympia, WA1990-1992 Board of Directors, Seattle Midwifery School

Washington State University College of Nursing Activities 2017-present2017-present Diversity and Global Perspectives Committee2017-present PhD Advisory Committee2017 DNP Curriculum Review Task Force2017 Facilitator for Vancouver Medical School Students Intersession Workshop,

September and November2018 College of Nursing Search Committee2018-present Graduate Curriculum Committee2018-2019 Interim Academic Director, Tri-Cities

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Chair of Clinical Faculty and Instructor Search Committees2019 Vancouver Clinical Placement Coordinator Search Committee

University of Swaziland Activities2016-2017 Master’s Degree/Family Nurse Practitioner Curriculum Planning Committee

Planned and participated in meetings with Swaziland Nursing Council and Ministry of Health for program approval and endorsement

Undergraduate Curriculum Evaluation CommitteeHIV/TB Curriculum Integration curriculum document collation and editingParticipated in STTI Chi Xi at-large chapter’s conference planningPresenter to Baylor clinic staff and stakeholders in master’s degree program

Saint Martin’s University Activities2015 College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Assistant Search Committee2014-2016 College of Arts and Sciences Tenure and Promotion Committee2013-2016 Faculty Senate Representative-at-Large2013-2014 Distance Education Policy Ad Hoc Committee2014 Biology Faculty Search Committee2013 Panel on the Future of Educational Delivery Methods2013 Psychology Faculty Search Committee2013- 2015 Nursing Faculty Search Committee2012 College of Arts and Sciences Administrative Assistant Search Committee

W ashington State University College of Nursing Activities 2008- 2010 PhD Advisory Committee2008-2009 College of Nursing Search Committee2007-2009 Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee2007- 2010 Cleveland Scholar Committee2006-2007 Simulation Task Force2005-2010 Member, Doctor of Nursing Practice Task Force; curriculum sub-committee2005-2007 Member, Graduate Program Committee2004-2005 Member, Awards Committee2003-2005 Member, Global Perspectives CommitteeW ashington State University Vancouver Activities 2007 Search Committee for Vancouver Academic Coordinator2007 Initial Chair, Search Committee for Vancouver Psychiatric NP faculty instructor2007 Initial Chair, Search Committee for Vancouver FNP faculty position2007 Chair, Search Committee for Vancouver RN-BSN instructor2006 Search Committee for Vancouver Department Senior Secretary2005 Search Committee for Vancouver Academic Coordinator2004-2005 Search Committee for Vancouver program director2004-2005 Advisor, Vancouver Nurse Club

CONTINUING EDUCATION AND SEMINARS DEVELOPED AND PRESENTEDKaplan, L. 2004. “Nurses and Professional Involvement in Health Policy”. Guest Lecturer.

Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA. May 26, 2004.

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Kaplan, L. 2003. “Nurses and Professional Involvement in Health Policy”. Guest lecturer. University of Washington, Tacoma, WA.

Kaplan, L. and Henry, J. 2001. “ARNP Completion of Prescriptive Authority”. Washington State Nurses Association Summit, Tacoma, WA.

Kaplan, L. 2000. “Ear, Nose, and Throat Skills”. Reproductive Health Conference 2000, Region and U.S. Dept. of Health and HumanServices, Public Health Service, Title X Family Planning Program, Bellevue, WA.

Kaplan, L. 1999. “Political and Professional Involvement” Seminar for Acute Care Nurse Practitioners. Guest lecturer at the University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Kaplan, L. 1998. “Political and Professional Involvement” Seminar for Acute Care Nurse Practitioners. Guest lecturer at the University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Kaplan, L. 1998. “Hanford’s Radioactive Releases and Potential Health Effects”. Eisenhower Workshop for Science Teachers at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA.

Kaplan, L. 1998. “Update on Diabetes”. Western State Hospital, Steilacoom, WA.

EDUCATION AND TEACHINGUniversity of SwazilandBachelor Students Research Proposal SupervisorMkhonta, Zama. Title: Knowledge and Attitude of Female Adolescents Regarding Contraception

in one High School in Manzini.Degree Expected: October 2019

Ndlangamandla Celumusa. Title: Knowledge about the effects of consuming alcoholic beverages to the foetus in Swazi pregnant women in two public health units in the Hhohho Region.Degree Expected: October 2019.

Ndzinisa, Jabulani. Title: Lived Experiences of Family Care Givers Living With An Individual with Epilepsy.Degree Expected: October 2019.

Ngidie, Lomanono. Title: Undergraduate Nursing Student’s Knowledge and Practice Of Utilizing The Standard Treatment Guidelines And Essential Medicines List.Degree Expected: October 2019.

Nkambule, Phila. Title: Quality of life among haemodialysis patients at the renal dialysis unit of national referral hospital in the Hhohho Region, Swaziland.Degree Expected: October 2019.

Sikhondze, Manqoba. Title: Health care experiences of women (20-40 years) admitted for bipolar at the psychiatric centre.

Degree Expected: October 2019.Washington State University VancouverThesis CommitteesKinderman, Kathy. Member Chair: Dawn Doutrich Title: Common Themes and

Background Meanings of Filipino Nurses Transitioning to US Hospital Nursing Culture (qualitative).Program: MN, CB/PF/ED Degree Granted: May 2004

Ramirez, Della. Member Chair: Dawn Doutrich Title: The Lived Experience of Filipino Nurses Transitioning to US Culture (qualitative).Program: MN, PNP Degree Granted: May 2004

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Russell, Mary. Member Chair: Renee Hoeksel Title: Nutrition and Dietary Supplements in Men with Prostate Cancer Who Choose Watchful Waiting (quantitative).Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2005

Tagintseva, Taisiya. Chair Title: The Use of Herbal Medicine By U.S. Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union (quantitative).Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2005

Brim, Carla. Chair Title: A Descriptive Upstream Analysis of Emergency Department Utilization (quantitative)Program: MN, CB/PF Degree Granted: May 2006

Richards, Allison. Chair. Topic: The Experience of Emergency Department Providers with the POLST Form(qualitative)Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2007

Non-Thesis CommitteesKittleson, Bonnie. Member Chair: Renee Hoeksel. Title: Chronic Lymphocytic

Leukemia: A Review for Primary Care Practitioners. Degree: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2004

Galey, Tina. Member Chair: Renee Hoeksel. Title: Standards of Care for Pin Site Care.Degree: MN, FNP. Degree Granted: August 2004.

La France, Shelly. Member Chair: Renee Hoeksel Title: Patients with Chronic Pain and Their Multiple Visits to the Emergency DepartmentProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2005

Measho, Asmara. Chair Title: Breast Cancer Screening Disparities in African American Women.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2005

Roberts, Michelle. Chair Title: Changes in Sexual Behavior Among Adolescents and Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2005

Rounsavell, Amy. Chair Title: Childhood Obesity: A Review of Risk Factors, Prevention and the Role of the Nurse Practitioner.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2005

Cruz, Maria. Member. Chair: Dawn Doutrich Title: Creation of a CD-Rom to Augment the Didactic Portion of an Orientation Program for New Graduate Nurses in a Pediatric Intensive Care UnitProgram: MN, CB/PF Degree Granted: December 2005

Taylor, Phyllis. Chair Topic: Perceived Barriers to Exercise and Healthy Eating Habits of Overweight Middle-Aged Married CouplesProgram: MN, FNP Degree Expected: May 2006

Woodford, Mary. Chair Topic: Barriers Faced By Nurses in Referring Patients for Clinical Research Studies.Program: MN, FNP Degree Expected: May 2006

Davidson, Cheryl. Member. Chair: Renee Hoeksel Title: Recruiting High School Students into Health Care Careers: The Operating Room Experience ProgramProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2005

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Roessel, Lisa. Chair. Title: An Examination of the Importance of Advance Directives And How Nurse Practitioners Can Make Them Happen

Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2005Nilsson, Astrid. Member. Chair: Renee Hoeksel Title: Vancomycin Resistant

Enterococcus (VRE); a presentation of the problem and suggestions for prevention and management for Nurse Practitioners (NP). Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2005

McGee, Laurie. Chair. Topic: Reasons Why Emergency Departments Do Not Hire Nurse PractitionersProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2006

Dinsmore, Leslie. Member. Chair: Renee Hoeksel Topic: Pain Management in Primary CareProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2006

Beach, Nina. Member. Chair: Lorrie Dawson. Topic: Understanding and Influencing Adolescent Attitudes, Beliefs and Behaviors Regarding Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure: How Nurse Practitioners Can Make a Difference.

Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2006Sanudo, Heather. Chair. Topic: Acculturation and

Birth Outcomes in Mexican Childbearing WomenProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2006

Steers, Penny. Chair. Topic: Jail Health and Continuity of Care IssuesProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2006

Carlson, Jennifer. Chair. Topic: Primary Care Management of the Weight Loss Surgery PatientProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2006

Simnitt, Betty. Chair. Topic: Making Candor an Attribute of Healthcare CommunicationProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2006

Hines, Theresa. Chair. Topic: Healthcare Professionals Attitudes and Beliefs Towards Organ Donation: Implications in the Primary Care SettingProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2006

Moyer, Brittany. Chair. Topic: Inhaled insulin use among diabeticsProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2007

Austin, Elizabeth. Chair. Topic: Sleep Issues in College StudentsProgram: MN, FNP Degree Expected: May 2007

Payne, Roxanne. Chair. Topic: Breast Cancer Screening GuidelinesProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2007

Seiner, Ed. Chair. Topic: Application of Community Oriented Primary Care and the Chronic Care Model in the Prevention and Management of Chronic Problems Degree Granted: May 2007

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Shaw, Dave. Chair. Topic: The Stigmatization of the Morbidly Obese Person: A Health Care Professional’s PerspectiveProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2007

Almy, Diana. Chair. Topic: What Did you Say? Educating Users of Personal Listening Devices on Hearing SafetyProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2007

Hillstrom, Janel. Member. Chair: Angela Starkweather. Topic: Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use For Back Pain among the Elderly: Treatments and EffectivenessProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2007

Dodson, Kathy. Chair. Topic: Cardiovascular Complications in People with Sleep ApneaProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2007

Surma, Mariya. Chair. Topic: Access to Care Issues Among Immigrants from the Former Soviet UnionProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2007

Friesen, Susan. Chair. Topic: Factors Affecting Sleep Deprivation Among Adolescents and Effects of Daytime DrowsinessProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2007

Peterson, Sharla. Chair. Topic: Long QT Syndrome.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2007.

Costello-Gard, Libby. Member. Chair: Sheela Choppala. Topic: Assessment of Depression in Adolescents with CancerProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2007

Whittington, Cassandra. Chair. Topic: Nurse Practitioner Salaries: Where are They Now?Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2008

Silva, Apolonia. Chair. Topic: Medical MarijuanaProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2008

Huntsinger, Alyce. Chair. Topic: Lack of Access to Dental Care and Its ConsequencesProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2008

Rosenzweig, Sandi. Chair. Topic: Assessment and Diagnosis of Hypertension in the Ambulatory SettingProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2008

Aichele, Chris. Member. Chair: Sheela Choppala. Topic: Enhancing Provider Competency in the Treatment of Depression in Primary Care.Program: MN, FNP. Degree Granted: May 2008

Williams, Leanne. Chair. Topic: Barriers to Early Childhood Vaccination: Concerns and Facts Regarding Vaccination Safety Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2008

Ortman, Idelsi. Chair. Topic: Pre-operative Management of People with Diabetes Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2008

Brown, Anthony. Chair. Topic: Outpatient treatment of acute alcohol withdrawal syndrome.

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Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2008Berezecky, Larissa. Chair. Topic: Wound Care

Assessment Caused By Chronic Venous Insufficiency.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2008

Spaletta, William. Member. Chair: Lorrie Dawson Topic: Use of Pain Contracts for Patients with Chronic Non-malignant Pain Prescribed Controlled Substances.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2008

Reyes, Joshua. Chair. Topic: Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2008

Waterbury, Melissa Chair. Topic: Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2008

Schultz, Kandice. Chair. Topic: The Emerging Role for Nurse Practitioners as Hospitalists.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2008

Hamlik, Beverly. Member. Chair: Jackie Banasik. Topic: Metabolic Syndrome.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: December 2008

Houghton, Jodi. Chair. Topic: Protein C Deficiency.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2009

McCarthy, Elizabeth. Member. Chair: Linda Eddy. Topic: Barriers to Childhood Immunizations.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2009

Martin, Elizabeth. Member Chair: Margaret Bruya Topic: Adolescent Post Partum Depression.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: May 2009

Byrd, Annette. Chair. Topic: Pediatric Bariatric Surgery.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2009

Gingras, Cheryl. Chair. Topic: Advanced DirectivesProgram: MN, FNP Degree Granted: August 2009

Wynn, Jenny. Chair. Topic: Guidelines for weight management.Program: MN, FNP Degree Granteded: August 2009

Bye, Laura. Chair. Topic: Screening for lung cancer screening in women. Degree Granted: December 2009

Donahue, Jeri. Chair. Topic: Washington State ARNP prescribing practices. Degree Granted: December 2009

Sarkinen, Bonnie. Chair. Topic: Vitamin D deficiency and cardiovascular disease. Degree Granted: December 2009

Rawson, Becki. Chair. Topic: Migrant farm worker health. Degree Granted: December 2009

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Stocker, Erin. Chair. Topic: Headaches in people with pseudotumor cerebri Degree Granted: December 2009

Markham, Jeanne. Chair. Topic: Environmental pesticide exposure. Degree Granted: May 2010

Paper of Distinction CommitteeHaack, Bruce Chair Topic: Parental Reasons to Decide

Not to Seek Immunizations for Their Children Program: MPA, Health Policy Degree Expected: WithdrewDNP ProjectsStein, Bat-Sheva Mentor Topic: Methodology, Project Design,

Data Management, Evaluation Plan: Death Investigation and Autopsy of Maternal Deaths in Washington State; Degree Expected: May 2019

Gill, Justin Mentor Topic: ARNP Parity Reimbursement An Advocacy Strategy for Washington StateProgram: Yale University Degree Expected: May 2019

Teaching AssignmentsWashington State UniversitySpring 2019 NURS 537 Primary Care III Chronic Health Conditions 28 students

NURS 538 Primary Care III Chronic Health Conditions Practicum 28 studentsClinical evaluator 5 students NURS 599 Directed learning 1 student

Fall 2018 NURS 515 Primary Care II Acute Health Conditions 30 studentsNURS 516 Primary Care II Acute Health Conditions Practicum 30 studentsClinical evaluator 1 student

Spring 2018 NURS 537 Primary Care III Chronic Health Conditions 19 StudentsNURS 573 Rational Prescribing (co-teaching) 58 Students

Fall 2017 NURS 504 Evidence-Based Practice 29 studentsNURS 515 Primary Care II Acute Health Conditions 19 students

University of SwazilandSpring 2017 GNS 318 Pediatric Nursing 45 students

GNS 322 Pediatric Nursing Clinical 44 studentsFall 2016 GNS 317 Adult Medical-Surgical Nursing 46 students

GNS 322 Adult Medical-Surgical Practicum 44 studentsGNS 209 Nursing Ethics, Professional Practice & the Law 38 students

Saint Martin's UniversitySummer 2016 NUR 450 Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration 12

studentsSpring 2016 NUR 310 Health Policy 15 students

NUR 395/SOC 395 Special Topics Medical Marijuana: Has Science Gone Up in Smoke 21 Students

Fall 2015 NUR 370 Ethical Issues in Health Care 13 students

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UNI 101 First Year Seminar 15 StudentsNUR 397 Directed Study (Health Policy) 1 studentNUR 490 Capstone (2 students)

Summer 2015 NUR 450 Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration 15 studentsSpring 2015 NUR 310 Health Policy Everett 3 students

NUR 350 Translating Research into Evidence Based Practice Everett 3 studentsNUR 490 Capstone Everett 9 studentsNUR 370 Ethical Issues on Health Care 19 students

Fall 2014 NUR 310 Health Policy 21 studentsNUR 450Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration Everett 10 students

Summer 2014 NUR 450 Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration 18 students

NUR 490 Capstone 12 studentsNUR 370 Ethical Issues on Health Care Everett 11 studentsNUR 411 Promoting Population Health in the Community Practicum Everett 11 students

Spring 2014 NUR 370 Ethical Issues in Health Care 18 studentsNUR 411 Promoting Population Health in the Community Practicum 7 studentsNUR 310 in Everett 7 studentsNUR 350 in Everett 7 students

Fall 2013 NUR 310 Health Policy 16 studentsNUR 350 Translating Research Into Evidence Based Practice 16 studentsNUR 490 Capstone 5 students

Summer 2013 NUR 450 Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration 8 students

Spring 2013 NUR 370 Ethical Issues in Health Care 10 studentsNUR 410 Promoting Population Health in the Community 8 studentsNUR 411 Promoting Population Health in the Community Practicum 7 students

Fall 2012 NUR 310 Health Policy 9 studentsNUR 350 Translating Research Into Evidence-based Practice 8 students

George Washington University Family Nurse Practitioner ProgramSummer 2011 FNP III adjunct faculty with 11 students in groupFall 2011 FNP I adjunct faculty with 10 students in groupSpring 2012 FNP II adjunct faculty with 9 students in group

Washington State University College of NursingSpring 2010 N569 Primary Care: Family, 4 credits; 31 Vancouver students, 10 Spokane

students, 4 Yakima students, 2 Tri-Cities students, 4 Walla Walla studentsN569 Clinical Faculty 6 students

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N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 32 Vancouver students, 18 Spokane students, 2 Yakima students, 5 Tri-Cities students, 1 Walla Walla student

Fall 2009 N568 Primary Care: Infants, Children and Adolescents, 4 credits; 40 Vancouver students, 13 Spokane students, 4 Yakima students, 4 Tri-Cities students, 2 Walla Walla studentsN568 Clinical Faculty 7 studentsN507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 14 Vancouver students, 3 Spokane students, 1 Yakima student, 2 Tri-Cities students

Summer 2009 N537Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 16 studentsN567 Clinical Faculty 4 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty 1 student

Spring 2009 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 11 Vancouver students, 5 Spokane students, 2 Yakima students, 2 Tri-Cities students, 4 Walla Walla students, 2 distance studentsN569 Clinical Faculty 4 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty 3 students

Fall 2008 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 8 Vancouver students, 3 Spokane students, 3 Yakima studentsN568 Clinical Faculty 3 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty 2 students

Summer 2008 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 7 Vancouver students, 4 Spokane students; 2 Tri-Cities students; 1 Walla Walla student.N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 20 Vancouver studentsN567 Clinical Faculty 1 student with 2 additional sharedN595 Clinical Faculty 3 students

Spring 2008 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 29 Vancouver students, 12 Spokane students, 9 Tri-Cities students, 1 Yakima student, 2 Walla Walla students. 53 total.N569 Clinical Faculty 2 students

Fall 2007 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 10 Vancouver students, 6 Spokane students, 2 Tri-Cities students, 5 Yakima students, 1 Walla Walla student, 1 distance student. 25 total.N568 Clinical Faculty for 2 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty for 2 students

Summer 2007 N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 14 Vancouver studentsN567 Clinical Faculty for 2 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty for 4 students

Spring 2007 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 22 Vancouver students, 4 Spokane students, 5 Tri-Cities students, 2 Yakima students, 1 Walla Walla student, 2 distance students via video stream. 36 totalN569 Clinical Faculty for 3 students

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Fall 2006 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 15 Vancouver students, 7 Spokane students, 3 Tri-Cities students, 1 Yakima students, 1 Walla Walla student, 2 distance students via video stream. 29 total.N568 Clinical Faculty for 3 students

Summer 2006 N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 19 Vancouver studentsN567 Primary Care: Adults and Elders. 4 credits; 18 Vancouver students, 10 Spokane students, 3 Tri-Cities students, 1 Yakima students, 1 Walla Walla students. 33 total.Co-taught didactic course and clinical faculty for 4 students.

Spring 2006 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 15 Vancouver students, 12 Spokane students, 5 Yakima students, 7 Walla Walla students, 7 Tri-

Cities students, 4 distance students via video stream. 50 total.N569 Clinical Faculty for 2 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty for 1 student (2 credits)

Fall 2005 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 11 Vancouver students, 7 Spokane students, 2 Yakima students, 1 Walla Walla student, 3 distance students via video stream. 24 total.N568 Clinical Faculty for 2 studentsN595 Clinical Faculty for 1 student (3 credits)

Summer 2005 N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 13 Vancouver studentsN567 Clinical Faculty for 1 student

Spring 2005 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits, 17 Vancouver students, 4 Spokane students, 5 Walla Walla students, 3 Tri-Cities students, 3 Yakima students, 3 distance students via video stream. 35 total.N569 Clinical Faculty for 3 students

Fall 2004 N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 15 Vancouver studentsN507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 5 Vancouver students, 5 Spokane students, 3 Walla Walla students, 2 Tri-Cities students, 4 distance students via video stream. 19 total.

Spring 2004 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis, 2-3 credits; 30 Vancouver students, 10 Spokane students, 1 Yakima student, 4 Tri-Cities student, 2 Walla Walla students, 1 distance student via video stream. 48 total.N569 Primary Care: Family 4 credits; 10 Vancouver students, 4 Spokane students, 5 Tri-Cities students, 2 distance students via video stream. 21 total.Clinical faculty for 3 students

Fall 2003 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis 2-3 credits, 10 Vancouver students, 7 Spokane students, 1 Walla Walla student, 3 Tri-Cities students, 2

distance students via video stream. 23 total.N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice, 2 credits; 9 Vancouver studentsN568 Clinical faculty for 3 students

Spring 2003 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis 2-3 credits, 18 Vancouver students, 3 Tri-Cities students, 8 Spokane students, 1 Yakima student, 2 Walla Walla students, 1 distance student via video stream. 33 total.

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Fall 2002 N507 Health Care Policy Analysis 2-3 credits, 2 Yakima students, 7 Spokane students, 6 Tri-Cities students, 1 Walla Walla student, 9 Vancouver students. 25 total.N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice 2 credits; 9 Vancouver students

Spring 2002 N569 Primary Care: Clinical faculty for 5 studentsFall 2001 N537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice 2 credits; 2 students Student AdvisingWashington State University2017-2018 10 DNP-FNP studentsSaint Martin's University2015-2016 26 RN-to-BSN students2014-2015 33 RN-to-BSN students 2 undergraduates2013-2014 21 RN-to-BSN students 3 undergraduatesSpring 2013 7 RN-to-BSN students 2 undergraduates Fall 2012 7 RN-to-BSN studentsWashington State University2009-2010 37 Graduate students fall, (1 PhD student)2008-2009 Fall 31 Graduate students plus 12 newly admitted students; Spring 28

graduate students plus 25 newly admitted students (2 PhD)2007-2008 25 Graduate students plus 13 newly admitted students Fall semester

27 Graduate enrolled students, 16 students admitted for Spring semester and 22 students admitted for fall 2008; (1 PhD)

2006-2007 27 Graduate students2005-2006 35 Graduate students Fall semester; 43 Spring semester2004-2005 33 Graduate students2003 – 2004 16 Graduate students

New Course DevelopmentWashington State UniversitySpring 2018 NURS 537 Primary Care III Chronic and Complex Health ConditionsFall 2017 NURS 515 Primary Care II Acute Health ConditionsSaint Martin's UniversityFall 2014 NUR 490 Capstone Summer 2013 NUR 450 Care Coordination and Interprofessional Collaboration Spring 2013 NUR 370 Ethical Issues in Health Care

NUR 410 Promoting Population Health in the Community NUR 411 Promoting Population Health in the Community Practicum

Fall 2012 NUR 310 Health Policy NUR 350 Translating Research into Evidence-based Practice

Washington State UniversityRevised Nursing 569 Primary Care: Family for Spring 2010Revised Nursing 568 Primary Care: Infants, Children and Adolescents for Fall 2009 Revised Nursing 507 Health Care Policy Analysis for Spring 2006*Revised Nursing 507 Health Care Policy Analysis for Fall 2005*

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Revised Nursing 507 Health Care Policy Analysis for Spring 2005*Revised Nursing 537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice for Fall 2004Revised Nursing 569 Primary Care: Family for Spring 2004Revised Nursing 507 Health Care Policy Analysis for Fall 2002Revised Nursing 537 Role Analysis: Advanced Practice for Fall 2001* Revisions transitioned course to hybrid in-person and web based course

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APPENDIXParticipation in Continuing Education and Professional Development Programs (Since 2005)2018 American Academy of Nursing Health Policy Conference. November, Washington DC.2018 Pacific Northwest 41st Annual National Conference Advanced Practice in Primary and

Acute Care. October, Seattle WA. 3 contact hours.2018 International Council of Nurses. 10th ICN NP/APN Conference. August, Rotterdam, The

Netherlands. 10 contact hours.2018 American Association of Nurse Practitioners. 2018 AANP National Conference. June.

Denver, CO. 14.08 contact hours (4.34 pharmacology).2018 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties. 2018 NONPF 44th Annual

Conference. April. Indianapolis, IN.2018 American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Region X Leadership Meeting. March,

Portland, OR.2017 American Academy of Nursing Health Policy Conference. October, Washington DC.2017 American Society of Addiction Medicine. Part I: The ASAM Treatment of Opioid Use

Disorder Course. Online course. 8 contact hours. 2016 Quantum Units Education. December. Suicide – Assessment, Management and

Treatment. Online course. 6 contact hours.2016 Global Health Service Partnership Educational Events. July. Washington, D.C. 37.75

contact hours.2016 American Association of Nurse Practitioners 31st National Conference. June. San

Antonio TX 4.25 contact hours (1.5 pharmacology hours).2015 Pacific NW 38th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary & Acute

Care. November. Seattle, WA. 10 contact hours (9 pharmacology hours).2015 American Association of Nurse Practitioners 30th National Conference. June. New

Orleans, LA 17.5 contact hours (1.6 pharmacology hours).2015 American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Region X Leadership Meeting. March.

SeaTac, WA. (5.5 contact hours).2014 Pacific NW 37th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary & Acute

Care. October. Seattle, WA. 8.3 contact hours (5 pharmacology hours).2014 American Association of Nurse Practitioners 29th Annual Conference. June. Nashville,

TN. 11 contact hours (2.17 pharmacology hours)2014 WIN 47th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference. April. Seattle, WA.

(5.25 contact hours)2014 Nurse Legislative Day. February. Centralia, WA. (4.25 contact hours).2013 Pacific NW 36th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary & Acute

Care. October. Seattle, WA. 9.5 contact hours (5 pharmacology hours).2013 Prescribing Scheduled Drugs – 2013: Honing Your Skills. July. Shoreline, WA. 7.1

pharmacology contact hours.2013 American Association of Nurse Practitioners 28th Annual Conference. June. Las Vegas,

NV. 15.75 contact hours (5.8 pharmacology hours)2013 Washington State Nurses Association Continuing Competency. March. Lacey, WA. 2

contact hours.2013 Seattle Nursing Research Consortium Conference. January. Shoreline, WA. 7 contact

hours.

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2012 Pacific NW 35th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 11.6 contact hours (7 pharmacology).

2012 Washington State Nurses Association Culture of Safety. October. Lacey WA. 3 contact hours.

2012 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. June. Orlando, FL. 17.5 contact hours (6.25 pharmacology). 27th National Conference

2012 AANP Region 10 Leadership Meeting. March. Portland, OR. 5.5 contact hours.2012 Nurse Legislative Day. February. Grand Mound, WA. 3 contact hours.2011 Pacific NW 34th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and

Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 11.6 contact hours (6 pharmacology).2011 Making NDNQI Data Understandable and Actionable at the Bedside, September.

Webinar. 1 contact hour.2011 Connecting the Dots: Nursing Practice, Staffing and Outcomes. October. Medford

Oregon. 6.75 contact hours.2011 2010 American Nurses Credentialing Center Research Symposium. October.

Baltimore, MD. 6.5 contact hours.2011 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 26th AANP National Conference. June. Las

Vegas, NV 17.75 contact hours (4.625 in pharmacology).2011 AcademyHealth 2011 Annual Research Meeting. June. Seattle, WA. 12 contact hours.2011 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 37th Annual Meeting. April.

Albuquerque, N.M. 17.25 contact hours.2011 8th Nursing Practice on Evidence: The Emerging Impact of Health Care Reform. April.

Baltimore, MD. 5.75 contact hours.2011 Nurse-led Medical Homes: Increasing Access to Quality. February. Washington, DC. 6

contact hours.2010 American Nurses Credentialing Center Research Symposium. October. Phoenix, AZ.

6.5 contact hours.2010 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 25th AANP National Conference. June.

Phoenix, AZ. 12 contact hours (4.25 in pharmacology).2010 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 36th Annual Meeting. April.

Washington, D.C. 18 contact hours.2010 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Region 10 Leadership Meeting. March.

Anchorage, AK. 4.5 contact hours.2010 Nurse Legislative Day 2010. February. Olympia, WA. 2,5 contact hours.2010 The Challenge of Pain. January. Shoreline, WA. 7 contact hours (5 pharmacology).2009 Pacific NW 32nd Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and

Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 6.3 contact hours (3.6 pharmacology).2009 Washington State University College of Nursing 2009 Thelma Cleveland Visiting

Scholar Program. Economic and Policy Changes: How They Will Affect Your Future in Nursing. September. Vancouver, WA. 1.3 contact hours.

2009 Washington State University College of Nursing 2009 Thelma Cleveland Visiting Scholar Program. Acting Today to Assure Tomorrow’s Nursing Workforce, 1.8 contact hours.

2009 Audio Digest Foundation. Independent study in family practice. 18 contact hours (4.5 in pharmacology). July.

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2009 Prescribing Scheduled Drugs – Honing Your Skills. July. Shoreline, WA. 7 pharmacology contact hours.

2009 InCITE Annual Faculty Development Workshop 2009. University of Washington School of Nursing. June. Seattle, WA. 16.5 contact hours.

2009 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 35th Annual Meeting. April. Portland, OR. 13.75 contact hours.

2009 The 2nd National Conference on the Doctor of Nursing Practice: the Dialogue Continues . . . March. Hilton Head Island, SC. 10 contact hours.

2009 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. “AANP Region 10 Leadership Meeting.” March. Boise ID. 4.5 contact hours.

2008 University of Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Preventing Prescription Opioid Abuse and Diversion: Lawful Prescribing and Abuse Deterrent Technologies. December. 1 contact hour (1 pharmacology).

2008 Audio Digest Foundation. Independent study in family practice. 18 contact hours (4.5 in pharmacology).

2008 Pacific Northwest 31th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 11.8 contact hours (4.8 pharmacology).

2008 Yale Continuing Medical Education. “Weight Bias in Clinical Settings: Improving Health Care Delivery for Obese Patients.” Online educational activity. 1 credit.

2008 Western Institute of Nursing “The Circle of Nursing Knowledge, Education, Practice and Research”. April. Garden Grove, CA. 5.0 contact hours.

2008 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 33nd Annual Meeting. April. Louisville, KY. 10.75 contact hours.

2008 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. “AANP Region 10 Leadership Meeting.” March. Portland OR. 4.5 contact hours.

2007 Dannemiller Educational Foundation. “Lawful Prescribing & Prevention of Diversion. A Balanced Approach to Controlled Substances. December. Teleconference. 1 contact hour.

2007 Audio Digest Foundation. Independent study in family practice. 36 contact hours (9 pharmacology).

2007 Advancing Pain Management in Oregon. Web based training module. 1 contact hour.2007 Pacific Northwest 30th Annual Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute

Care. November. Seattle WA. 12 contact hours (4.8 pharmacology).2007. Thelma L. Cleveland Visiting Scholar Afternoon Program, Washington State University

College of Nursing. “Nursing Research and Professional Practice: A Natural Partnership.” Spokane, WA (televised to Vancouver WA). 1.5 contact hours.

2007 Washington State Nurses Association Convention. May. Tacoma, WA. 2.5 contact hours.

2007 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 32nd Annual Meeting. April. Denver, CO. 18.5 contact hours.

2006 Audio Digest Foundation. Independent study in family practice. 4 contact hours (1 pharmacology)

2006 Pacific Northwest 29th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 15.6 contact hours (7 pharmacology).

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2006 Thelma L. Cleveland Visiting Scholar Afternoon Program. Washington State University College of Nursing. “Safe Womanhood in an Unsafe World: Global Issues for Women. September. Spokane, WA (televised to Vancouver, WA). 1.5 contact hours.

2006 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 32nd Annual Meeting. April. Orlando, FL. 12.3 contact hours.

2005 Pacific Northwest 28th Annual National Conference on Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care. October. Seattle, WA. 15.6 contact hours (8.4 pharmacology).

2005 2005 AANP National Conference for Nurse Practitioners. June. Fort Lauderdale, FL. 15.9 contact hours (1.8 pharmacology).

2005 “Promising Practices in Distance Education”. Washington State University. May. Spokane, WA. 1.8 contact hours.

2005 “Working Hours of Hospital Staff Nurses and Patient Safety.” Washington State Nurses Association Summit. May. Seattle, WA. 1.8 contact hours.

2005 National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 31st Annual Meeting. April. Chicago, IL. 10.5 contact hours. 12

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