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Curriculum Vitae

Dennis A. Robbins Ph.D.,M.P.H.

Dennis Robbins (M.P.H. Harvard, Ph.D., Boston College) is prominent health care steward, innovator, thought

leader, and health activist. His distinguished career of almost four decades spans multiple sectors of health and

health care, business, technology, ethics and policy. His is driven to promote and sustain healthy behaviors,

lifestyles and solutions that will help not only make a difference in one’s health but also add years to our lives and

life to our years. His work traverses and integrates diverse ecosystems aimed a solutions platform that allows for the

complexity and comprehensiveness of how to get and stay healthier. He blends elements of big data, health

information technology, innovation Ai, natural language processing, connectivity, social engagement, ethics,

gamification and more.

Dr Robbins was a National Fund for Medical Education Fellow in the Interfaculty Program for Medical Ethics, and

a Visiting Scholar and Research Fellow at Harvard. He served as an advisor to the President’s Commission on

Ethical Issues in Biomedicine, Biomedical and Behavioral Research, the White House Commission on Education in

CAM, chaired the PCMH 2.O national initiative in in Military Health in Washington on healthcare to health and

patient to person. His concept of person-centricity™, a major paradigmatic shift in how we think about health,

healthcare, self –determination, the person and the future is gaining wide recognition as the way to move beyond

patient engagement to true empowerment. His ability to integrate and leverage technology, HIT, with lessons

learned from behavioral economic, addiction medicine, exercise physiology, sleep, activity and nutrition to bend the

sickness curve is a profound game changer

Dr Robbins has authored and published eight books and over 400 articles chapters and reviews in healthcare and

health. Dr. Robbins was a major force in the early Hospice Movement and worked closely across both aisles and

CMS in helping to promote the Hospice Medicare benefit. He works closely with disruptive innovative sectors

related to medical and surgical devices, information technology, and comparative effectiveness research

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

130 Evergreen Avenue Unit #1

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Imperial Beach, CA 91932

Tel: (619) 271-3118

Cell: (602) 369-9721

Email: dennisrobbins@cox.net

Website: DennisRobbins.com

DEGREES

Harvard University Schools of Medicine/Public Health Postdoctoral Masters of Public Health Jan 1980.

Boston College Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy - June 1974

University of Oklahoma Master of Arts - June 1972

University of North Texas Bachelor of Arts - June 1970

Denton, TX (Major: Philosophy)

DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCES Dr Robbins has developed a wide spectrum of strategic alliances across the health care continuum in the US and

abroad. He has been an active contributor to the literature in print and as a keynote speaker and content expert. He is

well published and serves/has served on national editorial and advisory boards, His breadth of experience and

expertise traverses diverse sectors of health, wellness, health care and health care interfaces with business, research

and information technologies. He has cultivated and maintains and extensive network of health care thought

leaders

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Board of Advisors, National Research Network

Sec of DARTNet Institute Board

Director of Translational Research and Ethics, Practitioners Engaged in Applied Research and Learning NYU

National Fund for Medical Education Research Fellow in Medical Ethics, Harvard School of Public Health 1979,80

Assoc Professor Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Studies at University of Mississippi 1983

Involved with Development of AAFP RS Medical KOA Pilot 2010

Created San Diego Call Doc Evaluation Initiative 2009,10

NSF Chautauqua Fellow

Hogg Fellow University of Texas at Galveston School of Medicine, 1980

CardioMag (Non Magnetic Device to Observe Heart Flow Patterns for early identification of Silent Heart Attack

Cardiobeat Non Invasive blue tooth impedance Cardiography product)

Zyto bio-interactive technology product

4D Anatomy Virtual dissection and virtual surgery platform

Research Fellow in Medical Ethics, Harvard Univ School of Public Health 1979,80

Assoc Professor Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Studies at Ol Miss 1983

Involved with Development of AAFP RS Medical KOA Pilot 2010

Created San Diego Call Doc Evaluation Initiative 2009,10

NSF Chautauqua Fellow

Hogg Fellow University of Texas at Galveston Medical Center, 1980

HEALTH AND WELLNESS Acting Chair in Human Health Program Arizona Sate University

Taught in Exercise and Wellness Program ASI

Board Member the Red Road to Wellness Foundation

Advisory Board Member Spire.me social engagement platform

Advisory Member of NOOM (2015)

Strategic Advisor to Wellness Codes

Advisor and Board member to WellKom

Advisor to NEXT IT

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Advisor to Neuverus Health nd Neufit

Advisor on Medical Health and Fitness

Board of Rainstar Chinese Medicine Program

Board Rainstar Massage Therapy Program

Advisor to Warm Mineral Springs Wellness Project

ETHICS AND HEALTH LAW-SPECIFIC TRAINING/CONSULTATION YEAR LONG POSTDOCTORAL ETHICS FELLOWSHIP Fellow in Kennedy Interfaculty Program in Medical Ethics through the Division of Legal Medicine and Health

policy at Harvard Schools of Medicine, Public Health, Divinity, Law and Policy

FORMAL COURSEWORK IN MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE

Human Rights in Health (Harvard School Public Health)

Law and Medicine (Harvard Medical School)

Law and Public Policy (Harvard School Public Health)

LAW SCHOOL COURSES

Torts I

Torts II

Health Law

Law and Political Process

Products Liability

FORMAL COURSEWORK IN ETHICS

Ph.D. in Philosophy

Year-long Fellow in Ethics at Harvard

Coursework in School of Public Health and School of Medicine including

Ethics in Geriatrics

Foundations of Decision Theory and Cost Benefit Analysis

Uncertainty in Psychiatry

Inducing Social Change

Hogg Fellowship UT Galveston

NEH Fellowship University of Kentucky

ETHICS CONTENT ADVISOR FOR NATIONAL PROGRAMS

National Managed Healthcare Congress

Opal

The Joint Commission

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians

Mosby

Medical Media Associates

Medical Education Resources International

Case Management Society of America

McGraw-Hill

Hill-Rom

Bimark

CLINICAL ETHICIST

Sinai Hospital (MI) Director of Medical Ethics MICU, CCU, SICU, Oncology, and Pulmonary)

In House Clinical Ethicist Consultant for Allen Park VA in conjunction with:

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Wayne State Medical School, Wm. Beaumont Hospital (MI) ,The Levine Institute on Aging.

VA Medical Centers in IL, MI, KY, SD, WV

EDITORIAL BOARDS (ETHICS ADVISOR / CONTRIBUTOR)

Managed Healthcare (Bd Member and Columnist)

Home Health Management and Practice

McGraw-Hill Companies

Journal of Emergency Nursing

Patient Safety and QualiyHealthcare (Bd Member and Columnist)

NATIONAL BOARD EXAM DEVELOPMENT RE ETHICS

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Risk Management Physicians

The National Board of Medical Examiners

POLICY AND PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT, ETHICS COMMITTEE DEVELOPMENT COUPLED

WITH IN-SERVICE EDUCATION

Kentucky Hospital Association (developed model withholding/withdrawing life prolonging procedures for

all affiliated KHA hospitals in the Commonwealth)

Princeton Insurance Company

Michigan Non Profit Homes Association (Developed 4 state/Canada LTC conference)

Glaxo Wellcome Pharmaceuticals (ethics programs around nation past 10 years)

San Dimas Hospital (CA) (Integrated Policy development)

Glendora Hospital (CA) (Integrated Policy development)

John Randolph Hospital (VA) (Integrated Policy development)

HCA Bluegrass Hospital (KY) (Integrated Policy development)

Pontiac General Hospital (MI) (Integrated Policy development)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Mental Health and End of Life Issues

Battle Creek VA (MI) Mental Health and End of Life Issues

Tri-cities Hospital, Oceanside CA (Integrated Policy development)

Muhlenberg Medical Center New Jersey (Integrated Policy development)

SE Baptist Regional Medical Center (Integrated Policy development)

Baptist Medical Center and Lourdes Hospital (Integrated Policy development)

Arizona Baptist Hospital System (System wide ethics consultant)

Providence Hospital (MI) Ethics and Risk Management Consultant

POLICY/STANDARDS RELATED

Humana’s National Medical Consultants Advisory Board

The Arkansas Cost Containment Commission

The Joint Commission (in house consultant re networks, managed care, LTC, and Home Health educational

programs, international and field education programs)

The California Hospital Association

AMI Hospitals of California

The Arizona Baptist Hospital System

The Kentucky Baptist Hospital System

NJ Citizens Bioethics Advisory Commission

International Workgroup on Dying, Death, & Bereavement

NATIONAL TOURS Toured the nation for three years offering hundreds of programs on

"Standards and Liability Surrounding Informed Consent and End of Life Decision Making: A Guide for

Ethics Committees"

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"Pulling the Plug"

"The Integrated Policy"

"Withholding / Withdrawing Life-prolonging Medical Procedures: A Guide for Ethics Committees"

VIDEOTAPE DEVELOPMENT

Health Care Satellite Network (NJ) National Interview

Hospital Satellite Network (CA) National Interview 6000 Hospitals

The Health Channel Interview (Baylor Medical Center, Houston) - International Audience

University of Texas-Southwestern

American Educational Institute

Mosby MCMC

Case Management Society of America

Health Law Experience

LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENT (ACTIVE DEVELOPING/INFLUENCING ETHICS-SPECIFIC

LEGISLATION)

Maine

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

West Virginia

Kentucky

New Jersey

New York

The Presidents Commission on Ethical Issues in Biomedicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research

White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (advisor)

EXPERT WITNESS/ADVISOR

Expert on ethical issues in capitation/nd managed care Hiepler and Hiepler, Oxnard CA

Involved in developing U.S. Supreme Ct Brief on case heard February 2000 involving fiduciary duty and

direct financial incentives

Involved in Aetna case re physician duties to treat on physician side 2002 and other cases in 2002

Served as a consultant or advisor to such risk management and health organizations as: HCA, AMI,

Southern Medical Association, American Society of Law and Medicine, and The President's Commission

on the Ethical Issues in Biomedicine and Behavioral Research.

Worked closely with Wm. J. Curran, the editor of "Health Law Notes" at the New England Medical Journal.

POLICY AND PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT COUPLED WITH IN-SERVICE EDUCATION - LAW

ORIENTED

West Virginia Health Care Association (worked with association and Attorney General's office regarding

Durable power of attorney revisions)

Maine Probate Court System (all day session on advance directives for Maine Probate Judges and Court

Reporters)

State of Maine Dept. of Adult Protective Services

HIT and MEDICAL DEVICE/TECNHOLOGY SPECIFIC CONSULTATION Chief Strategic Business Development Officer, QED Clinical-CINA Dallas TX

Chief Health Strategy Officer and Chair Technical and Scientific Advisory Board NeuVerus Health, Inc.

Board of Directors, DARTNET Institute

Advisor SANOVAS

Advisor/ Context Medical

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Advisor Medyear

AAFP Senior Consultant (KS)

National Research Network Advisory Board (KS and CO)

Pearl Research Network/NYU (NY)

RS Medical, Coverage, Payment, Research and Networking Liaison (WA)

Meretek Diagnostics Government Relations and Reimbursement liaison( CO)

BD Reimbursement liaison

CardioMag (Non Magnetic Device to Observe Flow Patterns of the Heart for early identification of Silent Heart

Attack (NY)

Cardiobeat Non Invasive blue tooth impedance cardiography product) (AZ)

Zyto bio-interactive technology product (UT)

4D Anatomy Virtual dissection and virtual surgery platform (AZ and Budapest)

Close interactions with CIGNA HQ, Aetna, Kaiser, CMS, Homeland Security and Biodefense, United Health Care,

PPOs, , NIH, AMA, CPT, the RUC, Multiplan, Blue Cross National Assn and Several Major Blue Cross Plans

including Wellpoint and a wide range of other first and third party payors,

AWARDS, GRANTS, and ADVISORY BOARDS KPN Health, Dallas, TX

The Red Road to Wellness Foundation, MO

WellKom US

Zyto Corp, Board of Directors and former head of Scientific Advisory Board

Head Scientific Advisory Bd of Genomics Co

Board, Member, the Ambage Spa

Head, Editorial Board, Managed Healthcare

Golden Springs LLC and The Springs University Center Advisory Board

National Managed Healthcare Congress Advisory Board

Bimark/Novartis Managed Care 2000 Advisory/Editorial Board

CME Advisory Board for Certification Exam for American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review

Physicians and the National Board of Medical Examiners 1998

Editorial Board, Home Health Care Management and Practice 1996

Associate Editor MacNews Update, 1983-1986

Advisory Board, Medical Education Resources International 1982-1984

Grant from Michigan Department of Aging 1983

Grant from Michigan Department of Health 1983

Secured funding for Minister of Health and other visiting dignitaries from Soviet Far East from Johnson and

Johnson, AMA, pharmaceutical companies and DME suppliers 1990 and 1991

Legal and Ethical Controversies in Long Term Care Conference Windsor ONT 1986

Hogg Foundation Fellowship University of Texas Galveston 1980

National Fund for Medical Education Fellowship (1 of 3 nationally) 1980

Fellow in Kennedy Interfaculty Program in Medical Ethics

AAAS/NSF Chautauqua Award 1977

Full Teaching Fellowship Boston College University

National Endowment for the Humanities Award in Ethics and Allied Health Professions 1981

North Carolina Humanities Council Grant for Conference on Ethical Issues In Biomedicine. 76

National Fund for Medical Education Fellowship 1979

Research Fellowship in Medical Ethics, Harvard 1980

Visiting Scholar, Harvard 1979

National Advisory Board Committee for National Endowment for the Humanities 1979-1980

Section Editor in Medical Ethics Journal of Emergency Nursing 1980-1983

EDITORIAL BOARDS/COLUMNIST

American Board of QA and UR Physicians (Editorial Board)

Journal of Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare (Editorial Board)

Managed Healthcare (Editorial Board) columnist of legal and ethical issues 2 years and still on board

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The Journal of Emergency Nursing (section editor in Ethics) 3 years

Employee Time Inc (Time Life Fortune and Sports Illustrated and Time Life Books 4 years

Journal of Home Health Management and Practice (editorial Board member) 2 years

J. Pt Safety and Quality Healthcare

Kentucky Hospitals, editorial advisor 3 years

Regular contributor of Continuing Care 2 years

Biomedical Writing Course participant with New England journal of Medicine editor

Author with McGraw Hill, Aspen, Thomson Publishers, Charles Thomas Publishers

ARTICLES WRITTEN ABOUT MY WORK IN NATIONAL JOURNALS

Forbes article blog on Death of the Patient dealing with concept of Person centric Care 2014

Two interviews in Medical Economics 2006 on Pilling Splitting and Ethics and Ethics and Medical Education

Interviewed in Health Economics by Gail Weiss (3 times in 2008-10)

Listed as among top ten thinkers in Managed Care Nationally October 1999 in Managed Health Care Magazine

National Worker Comp Magazine by David Caine on Legal and Ethical Issues in Capitation and Managed Care

1999

“Interview on New Perspectives on Do Not Resuscitate, Hospital Ethics, American Hospital Assn. May 1988 (by

Don Phillips, editor)

“Ethical Decisions via Rounds and Consults, Hospital Ethics, American Hospital Assn. September/October 1986

(by Don Phillips, editor)

“The Integrated Policy” Hospital Ethics, American Hospital Assn. September/October 1987

VIDEOTAPES AND VISUAL MEDIA

The Health Channel at Baylor Medical School 1998 Interview (half hour show)

Several TV/Radio interviews to promote Salve Regina Health Administration Graduate Program

Health Satellite Network Los Angeles Aired to 2800 hospitals The Integrated Policy: Interview for Princeton

Insurance company’s risk management program Princeton N.J.September,1988

American Education Institute Video on Standards and Liability Involving Consent and End of Life Decision

Making 1997

Health Information Network, Princeton, New Jersey-- 6 hrs. of airtime on the topic of

Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare w/Karen Quinlan's attorney, atty. for the office of the ombudsman for the State of

new Jersey and physicians involved in the Quinlan case 1986

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS New York University Adjunct Professor Translaional Ethics/Health Policy

School of Dentistry and PEARL Research Network

New York, N.Y.

Pepperdine University Pepperdine University Malibu, CA

Adjunct Professor of Health Policy Graduate School

of Public Policy

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Arizona State University Adjunct Professor, Carey School of Business 2005-

and Acting Chair Health and Human Services 2006-

Board of Spa Management Program in Exercise and

Wellness, 2008 Faculty Dept Exercise and Wellness.

Appointment ended 2009

National College of Naturopathic Medicine Tenured Professor of Natural Medicine/d President

2003

Loyola University Medical Center Adjunct Associate Professor 1994 – 2002

Duties: Teach Courses (Selectives) to fourth year

medical students. Taught in first year ethics

sequence. Participated in and/or offered various

ethics grand rounds

Wayne State University and Affiliated Hospitals Adjunct Assistant Professor in Internal Medicine

and Clinical Ethicist VAMC 1985 - 1989

Duties: Taught Medical Ethics, participated in grand

rounds and medical and surgical reports. Clinical

Ethicist for the VA Medical Center and Director of

Medical Ethics for MICU, SICU, CCU, Pulmonary

and Oncology Units at Sinai Hospital

Salve Regina College Associate Professor and Director of

Graduate Program-Health Administration 83 - 85

Duties: Directed program in Health Administration,

including budgeting, hiring, counseling and

curriculum design. Taught courses in Ethics, Health

Law, Health Policy, Health Finance, Health

Economics and Health Care Services Administration.

University of Mississippi Associate Professor 1981- 1983

Oxford, MS

Duties: Part of Research Institute and Department of

Health Services Administration. Taught courses in

Legislation and Policy, Ethics, Health Services and

Health Law. Also served as section editor for the

Journal of Emergency Nursing (1979-82) and

Associate Editor for MacNews Update - A computer

software review publication (1979-1982).

Boston University School of Public Health, Graduate Course in Health

Policy 1981

Harvard University Research Fellow in Medical Ethics in the

Kennedy Interfaculty Program in Medical Ethics.

Assisted Francis Glessner Lee Professor Wm. J.

Curran Law Medicine Notes Editor of the New

England Medical Journal and Co-coordinated

Clinical Ethics Rounds at Childrens’ Hospital

Medical Center in Boston. Assisted in Ethics in

Geriatrics Course and in Community Health

Improvement Program 1979-1980

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University of North Carolina-Wilmington Assistant Professor

Duties: taught in the Department of Philosophy and

Religion courses in Ethics and Biomedical Ethics.

Designed conferences and community education

programs. 1975 - 1979

Northeastern University Taught ethics and Medcial ethics related

courses 1974-1975

Boston College Teaching Fellow 1972 - 1974

NON ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE

Integrated Decisions, Ethics, Alternatives President 1983 - Present

and Solutions (IDEAS)

IDEAS was created to have a vehicle to address

emerging and thorny issues that arose in care delivery

and payment reform. I have worked for more than 30

years as a Keynote Speaker, Author and Consultant

in Healthcare Ethics, Health Law and Health Policy. I

served as an advisor to two cases before the US

Supreme Ct. and for several other law firms, I was

the first ethics expert certified in a Washington DC

court. I have extensive experience in seminar

development and presentations evidenced by serving

on the education advisory boards or as a consultant to

the National Managed Health care Congress, Medical

Education Resources International, The American

Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review

physicians, JCAHO and others. I developed and

delivered educational programs for several health

care trade associations and specialty societies. I also

spent several years working with ethics policy

development and medical risk management as well as

with helping to cultivate hospice in the U.S.. This has

been a combination of consultation, advising

strategic networking, speaking, writing and problem

solving. Since 2003, I have also been involved with

developing strategic initiatives to position companies

to achieve adequate and timely reimbursement and

payment. I have extensive strategic relationships with

national payers and with influential thought leaders. I

also have served as a government relations and

marketing strategy advisor to an international

diagnostics company as well as marketing and

reimbursement design advisor and worked closely

with payors payment and reimbursement activities

for a several medical equipment manufacturers.

Over the past few years I have become increasingly

involved on the Health Information Technology

Comparative effectiveness interface and working

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with cutting edge HIT partners nationally and

internationally.

Time Inc. District Sales Manager 1964-1968

Duties: Responsible for Time Life Books innovative

sales experiment in states of VA. W. Va. MD. DC,

and PA. Formerly assistant manager in Dallas office

and Manager in PA Developed marketing and

attrition strategies and materials for nascent Time

Life Books program. Coordinated findings with HQ

in NY

Meretek Diagnostics 2003-2004

Consultant on Liaison on Reimbursement and

Government Affairs

Duties Served as a reimbursement and government

affairs liaison, making introductions, opening doors

and cultivating relationships. This involved creating

avenues, providing strategic contacts us to cultivate

key contacts with appropriate payers, strategic

medical partners and other centers of influence. It

involved working with and often accompanying head

of payers and government affairs to maximize

effectiveness and assure timely follow-up. Other

duties involve identifying and removing impediments

to deployment, acquisition and payment of the

technology/product. It also involved generating new

contacts and introducing director to key decision

makers from the payer side and those who influence

payer decisions. I served as a barometer of health

care trends helped define new avenues for expanding

customer base in such areas as self funded employers,

and expanding business base. I also made

introductions to political contacts that play major role

in health care agendas, capitalized on relationships

with VA, IHS, Medical Schools, Health Care

Consortia and clinical facilities and clinical

organizations nationwide as well as provided support,

contacts and identified strategies to fulfill State

Specific Initiatives and resolve/preclude state specific

problems. Also involved with successful CPT code

revision and editorial change.

The Policy Group, LLC Co-Founder 2004-2011

Duties: Develop strategic initiatives to position a

company to achieve adequate and timely

reimbursement. Help accelerate client endeavors in

reimbursement strategy both pre-and post- approval, ,

cultivate coding change applications and

reimbursement, target strategic alliances of behalf of

clients, cultivate strategic relationships with payers

and centers of influence, assist clients with high level

networking, provide introductions to strategic

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partners and policymakers, serve as barometers to

anticipate political trends and change and influence

national policy development.

ETHICS AND HEALTH LAW-SPECIFIC TRAINING/CONSULTATION YEAR LONG POSTDOCTORAL ETHICS FELLOWSHIP Fellow in Kennedy Interfaculty Program in Medical Ethics through the Division of Legal Medicine at Harvard.

FORMAL COURSEWORK IN MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE

Human Rights in Health (Harvard School Public Health)

Law and Medicine (Harvard Medical School)

Law and Public Policy (Harvard School Public Health)

LAW SCHOOL COURSES

Torts I

Torts II

Health Law

Law and Political Process

Products Liability

FORMAL COURSEWORK IN ETHICS

Ph.D. in Philosophy

Year-long Fellow in Ethics at Harvard

Coursework in School of Public Health and School of Medicine including

Ethics in Geriatrics

Foundations of Decision Theory and Cost Benefit Analysis

Uncertainty in Psychiatry

Inducing Social Change

Hogg Fellowship UT Galveston

NEH Fellowship University of Kentucky

ETHICS CONTENT ADVISOR FOR NATIONAL PROGRAMS

National Managed Healthcare Congress

The Joint Commission

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians

Mosby

Medical Media Associates

Medical Education Resources International

Case Management Society of America

McGraw-Hill

Hill-Rom

Bimark

CLINICAL ETHICIST

Sinai Hospital (MI) Director of Medical Ethics MICU, CCU, SICU, Oncology, and Pulmonary)

In House Clinical Ethicist Consultant for Allen Park VA in conjunction with: Wayne State Medical

School, Wm. Beaumont Hospital (MI) ,The Levine Institute on Aging.

VA Medical Centers in IL, MI, KY, SD, WV

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EDITORIAL BOARDS (ETHICS ADVISOR / CONTRIBUTOR)

Managed Healthcare

Home Health Management and Practice

McGraw-Hill Companies

Journal of Emergency Nursing

NATIONAL BOARD EXAM DEVELOPMENT RE ETHICS

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Risk Management Physicians

The National Board of Medical Examiners

POLICY AND PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT, ETHICS COMMITTEE DEVELOPMENT COUPLED

WITH IN-SERVICE EDUCATION

Kentucky Hospital Association (developed model withholding/withdrawing life prolonging procedures for

all affiliated KHA hospitals in the Commonwealth)

Princeton Insurance Company

Michigan Non Profit Homes Association (Developed 4 state/Canada LTC conference)

Glaxo Wellcome Pharmaceuticals (ethics programs around nation past 10 years)

San Dimas Hospital (CA) (Integrated Policy development)

Glendora Hospital (CA) (Integrated Policy development)

John Randolph Hospital (VA) (Integrated Policy development)

HCA Bluegrass Hospital (KY) (Integrated Policy development)

Pontiac General Hospital (MI) (Integrated Policy development)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Mental Health and End of Life Issues

Battle Creek VA (MI) Mental Health and End of Life Issues

Tri-cities Hospital, Oceanside CA (Integrated Policy development)

Muhlenberg Medical Center New Jersey (Integrated Policy development)

SE Baptist Regional Medical Center (Integrated Policy development)

Baptist Medical Center and Lourdes Hospital (Integrated Policy development)

Arizona Baptist Hospital System (System wide ethics consultant)

Providence Hospital (MI) Ethics and Risk Management Consultant

POLICY/STANDARDS RELATED

The Arkansas Cost Containment Commission

The Joint Commission (in house consultant re networks, managed care, LTC, and Home Health educational

programs, international and field education programs)

The California Hospital Association

AMI Hospitals of California

The Arizona Baptist Hospital System

The Kentucky Baptist Hospital System

NJ Citizens Bioethics Advisory Commission

International Workgroup on Dying, Death, & Bereavement

NATIONAL TOURS Toured the nation for three years offering hundreds of programs on

"Standards and Liability Surrounding Informed Consent and End of Life Decision Making: A Guide for

Ethics Committees"

"Pulling the Plug"

"The Integrated Policy"

"Withholding / Withdrawing Life-prolonging Medical Procedures: A Guide for Ethics Committees"

VIDEOTAPE DEVELOPMENT

Health Care Satellite Network (NJ) National Interview

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Hospital Satellite Network (CA) National Interview 6000 Hospitals

The Health Channel Interview (Baylor Medical Center, Houston) - International Audience

University of Texas-Southwestern

American Educational Institute

Mosby MCMC

Case Management Society of America

Health Law Experience

LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENT (ACTIVE DEVELOPING/INFLUENCING ETHICS-SPECIFIC

LEGISLATION)

Maine

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

West Virginia

Kentucky

New Jersey

New York

The Presidents Commission on Ethical Issues in Biomedicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research

EXPERT WITNESS/ADVISOR

Expert on ethical issues in capitation and managed care for Mark Hiepler, J. D.

Hiepler and Hiepler, Oxnard CA

Involved in developing U.S. Supreme Ct Brief on case to be heard February 2000 involving fiduciary duty

and direct financial incentives

Served as a consultant or advisor to such risk management and health organizations as: HCA, AMI,

Southern Medical Association, American Society of Law and Medicine, and The President's Commission

on the Ethical Issues in Biomedicine and Behavioral Research.

Worked closely with Wm. J. Curran, the editor of "Health Law Notes" at the New England Medical Journal.

POLICY AND PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT COUPLED WITH IN-SERVICE EDUCATION - LAW

ORIENTED

West Virginia Health Care Association (worked with association and Attorney General's office regarding

Durable power of attorney revisions)

Maine Probate Court System (all day session on advance directives for Maine Probate Judges and Court

Reporters)

State of Maine Dept. of Adult Protective Services

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

Robbins, Dennis A. Putting Healthcare Promises into Practice: Strategies and Innovations for Better Managing Care

Delmar Publishers, February 2000

Robbins, Dennis A . Managed Care On Trial: Recapturing Trust, Integrity and Accountability in Healthcare

McGraw Hill June 1998

Robbins, Dennis A. Integrating Managed Care and Ethics: Transforming Challenges Into Positive Outcomes

McGraw Hill March 1998

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Robbins, Dennis A. Ethical and Legal Issues in Home Care and Long Term Care: Challenges and Solutions

Gaithersburg MD Aspen Systems 1996

Robbins, Dennis A. Legal & Ethical Issues in Cancer Care, Springfield: Charles Thomas, August 1983.

Robbins, Dennis A. ed. w Allen Dyer, M.D., Ph.D. Ethical Dimensions of Clinical Medicine, (primary author).,

Springfield: Charles Thomas August 1981.

Robbins, Dennis A. Ethical Issues in Biomedicine and Related Areas edited conference proceedings 1978

• CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:

Robbins, Dennis A. and Douglas Emery “Fiscal Arrogance and Capitation: Are there Ethical and Economic Antidotes? in:

Global Fees for Episodes of Care: New Approaches to Health Care Finance Douglas W. Emery editor McGraw Hill Sept

1998

Robbins Dennis.A. and Mangum R. “Ethics and the New Synergy of Rehabilitation” The Joint American Hospital

Assn/ American Rehabilitation Assn Proceedings AHA Publishing 1995

Robbins, Dennis A “Legal and Ethical Issues Surrounding Care of Patients of Diminished Competence”

Alzheimers Disease and Dementia Plenum Press , 1987.

Robbins, Dennis A. “Legal and Ethical Issues in Terminal Illness Care for Patients, Families Caregivers and

Institutions” in Loss and Anticipatory Grief (ed. Therese Rando ) D.C. Heath . 1986.

Robbins, Dennis A. “Examining Rights of the Terminally Ill Incompetent Patient: Legal and Ethical

Considerations,” with John Blum, J.D., S.M., in Ethical Dimensions of Clinical

Medicine, Charles Thomas, 1981

Robbins, Dennis A “Uncertainty: An Unresolved Problem in Clinical Medicine and Ethics,” in Ethical

Dimensions of Clinical Medicine, Charles Thomas, 1981.

Blum, J. and Robbins, Dennis A. “Institutional and Personnel Licensure in Hospice” in Hospice Policy and Public

Programs ed. by Paul Torrens Chicago: AHA 1984

Robbins, Dennis A. “A Prototype For Identifying And Adjudicating Ethical Conflict:-- The Robbins Model for

Decision-Making”, in Grief, Dying and Bereavement: Clinical Interventions for Care Givers by Therese Rando,

Ph.D., Research Press, Champaign, IL., 1984 pp 420-

• ARTICLES IN JOURNALS:

Dental Assessment of the Use of Analgesics for Dental Procedures with patient Reported Outcomes: PEARL

Clinical National Network (Formatted for Submission to Pain)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8sIiLDgnQ0&feature=youtu.be

Forbes blog: The Death of the Patient: Moving the Trajectory from “Healthcare” to “Health” and “Patient” to

“Person”

Leveraging Technology to Better Navigate the New Healthcare Landscape: By Dennis A. Robbins Ph.D., M.P.H. (874 words, I graphic) Frost and Sullivan 2014

Journal of Clinical Investigation – October 9, 2014, Person-Centric Clinical Trials: Defining the N-of-1 Clinical

Trial Utilizing a Practice Based Translational Network

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Journal Of Clinical Pharmacology 2014

Person-Centricity™: Promoting Self-Determination, Responsibility and Accountability in Health and

Healthcare, Dennis A. Robbins, PhD, MPH*,Frederick A. Curro, DMD, PhD**John E. Mattison, MD***Kevin A.

Dorrance, MD****(in Press)

Person-Centric Translational Studies: A Model to Transform Ethical Challenges and Improved Outcomes

Person‐Centric Clinical Trials: An Opportunity for the Good Clinical Practice (GCP)‐Practice‐Based Research

Network The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 53(10) 1091–1094

2013, The American College of Clinical Pharmacology DOI: 10.1002/jcph.138

Frederick A. Curro, DMD, PhD1, Dennis A. Robbins, PhD, MPH2,3, Michael L. Millenson, BA4, Chester H. Fox,

MD5, and Frederick Naftolin, MD, DPhil Journal of Clinical Phamacology:person Centric Clinical Trials: An

opportunity for the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Practice-Based Research Network 53(10) 1091-1094

Defining Patient-Centric care:Opportuities, Challenges and Implications for Clinical care and Research, Therapeutic

Innovation and Regulatory 1-47(3) 349-355

Robbins, Dennis A. Curro and Fox Patient-Centricity Therapeutic Innovation and Regulatory Science

Curro, R, Robbins, D, Millenson and Naftolin Person-Centricity & GCP PBRN, J Clinical Pharmacology 8/2013

Robbins, Dennis A. “Stewardship and Health Reform” February 2011 Case in Point

G Bayne M.D./ Dennis Robbins “Employing Electrotherapeutic Pain Mgt AACP Frontiers April 2010

Robbins, Dennis A. “Ask the Expert” Case In Point March 2010

Robbins, Dennis A. ,Bill Carroll “Innovations in Electrotherapy” Case in Point April May 2010

Robbins, Dennis A, & Tom Wilson Ph,D. “In Praise of Transparency and Opacity”, J,. PSQH Nov/ Dec 2006

Brill, J and Robbins Dennis A. “The Moral Hazard Undermining Health Care”, J. PSQH Jan/ Feb 2006

Robbins, Dennis A, “Healthcare Cost and Quality” J Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare Sept/Oct 2006

Robbins, Dennis A “Recapture the Power of Ethics” J Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare July/Aug 2006

Robbins, Dennis A and Joel Brill, Part D and “Consumerism, Patient Safety and Quality” Healthcare Aug 2006

Robbins, Dennis A and Joel V. Brill, MD “Assessing the Price of Paying for Performance” w/Brill Managed

Healthcare Executive 2006

Robbins, Dennis A, and Joel Brill MD “Medication Therapy Management: Challenge and Opportunity” J Patient

Safety and Quality Healthcare Jan/Feb 2006

Robbins, Dennis A, Mark Pilley MD,,Joel Brill MD Integrity, Disparity and Payment, J Patient Safety and Quality

Healthcare March/April 2006

Joel Brill and Robbins Dennis A “Specialty Pharmaceuticals: Tip of the Ethical Iceberg” J Patient Safety and

Quality Healthcare May/ June 2006 “

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Robbins, Dennis A. Blending Ethics and Empowerment with Consumer Driven Healthcare Patient Safety and

Quality Healthcare May June 2005

Robbins, Dennis A “Healthy Advice from the 4th

Century BC” Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare Nov 2005

Robbins, Dennis A/Joel V. Brill, “Part D and Health Care Literacy: It’s Not As Easy as 1, 2, 3” Managed

Healthcare Executive Fall 2005

Robbins, Dennis A, “” Healthy Advice from the 4th

Century BC” J Patient Safety Quality Healthcare 11/12 2005

Robbins, Dennis A. “Ethics: From Toothless Barking to Problem Solving Tool”, Journal of Patient Safety and Quality

Healthcare February 2005

Robbins, Dennis A” Towards an Ethics of Helping and Healing” Continuing Care November/December 2000

Robbins, Dennis A “Weaving Wellness Into Mainstream Medicine

Robbins, Dennis A. Ethics, Decisional Capacity, and Literacy: Protecting Patients, Empowering Practitioners

Journal of Assisted Living Consult in press 2005

Robbins, Dennis A “Ethics: From Toothless Barking to Problem Solving Tool”, Journal of Patient Safety and Healthcare

Quality, March 2005

Blending Ethics and Empowerment with Consumer-Driven Health Care with Joel Brill M.D. FACG Journal of Patient

Safety and Healthcare Quality, April 2005

Robbins, Dennis A “Ethics and P4P”, Journal of Patient Safety and Healthcare Quality, May 2005

Robbins, Dennis A” Towards an Ethics of Helping and Healing” Continuing Care November/December 2000

Robbins, Dennis A “Weaving Wellness Into Mainstream Medicine” Managed Healthcare August 2000

Robbins, Dennis A “Taking the High Road” Continuing Care July/August 2000 pp 22-26 (cover story)

Robbins, Dennis A “Judging the Future: Supreme Court’s Decision in Herdrich v Pegram Could Shape Managed Care in

the 21st Century”, Continuing Care March 2000

Robbins, Dennis A “The Herdrich Care: A Potpourri of Ethical Issues before the US Supreme Ct” ,Continuing Care,

February 2000.

Robbins, Dennis A. “Putting Care Above Profit: Revisiting Advocacy, Denial of Payment and Compromised Care”

Continuing Care April 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Putting Promises into Practice Continuing Care September 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Avoiding the Appearance of Wrongdoing” Managed Healthcare October 1999

Robbins, Dennis A.” Venturing Through the Thicket of Legal Liability: An Update on Goodrich V Aetna”

Managed Healthcare August 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Ethics, Innovation, and Fitness? C’mon!”, Managed Healthcare May 1999

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Robbins, Dennis A. “Putting Care Above Profit: Revisiting Advocacy, Denial of Payment and Compromised Care”

Continuing Care April 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Putting Promises into Practice Continuing Care September 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Avoiding the Appearance of Wrongdoing” Managed Healthcare October 1999

Robbins, Dennis A.” Venturing Through the Thicket of Legal Liability: An Update on Goodrich V Aetna”

Managed Healthcare August 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Ethics, Innovation, and Fitness? C’mon!”, Managed Healthcare May 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “The Silent PPO” Managed Healthcare June 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Legal Issues: News article Karen Johnson and Goodrich” Managed Healthcare, March 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. “Hippocrates: Friend or Foe of Managed Care? Managed Healthcare” 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. "American Healthcare at the Crossroads" Managed Healthcare, January 1999

Robbins, Dennis A. "Does Managed Care Care? Managed Care On Trial", Health Care Review May 1998

Robbins, Dennis A. "Ethical Issues in Care: Unpacking Hidden and Aberrant Agendas" Homecare March 1996

Robbins, Dennis A. “Putting Healthcare Promises into Practice September 1999 Continuing Care pp 14-18

Robbins, Dennis A “Ethical Issues in Physician Capitation” (Letter) New England Journal of Medicine Jan 28, 1999

Robbins, Dennis A “Managed Care in Transition: Transforming Adversity into Opportunity”, Managed Healthcare,

December 1998

Robbins, Dennis A “Does Managed Care Care? Managed Care On Trial”, Health Care Review May 1998

Robbins, Dennis A “Ethical Issues in Homecare” Home Health Management and Practice Jan 1998

Robbins, Dennis A “Managing Information Technologies: Ethical Concerns” The Remington Report ,November

1996

Robbins, Dennis A "Ethics and Managed Home Care: Unpacking Hidden and Aberrant Agendas" Homecare March

1996

Robbins, Dennis A “Managed Care and Patient Rights'-Feature Article Home Health care Business Report 1996

Robbins, Dennis A. “Ethics and Managed Care: A Contradiction?” Homecare March 1996

Robbins, Dennis A. “The DeGrella Case: New Implications and Opportunities for Healthy Reform in

Kentucky”: Kentucky Hospitals Fall 1993 pp. 14-18

Robbins, Dennis A “The Edge of Life: Advance Directives Protocols and the Patient Self Determination Act”

Kentucky Hospitals Winter 1992

Robbins, Dennis A “Do Advance Directives Have more Rights than Patients Kentucky Hospitals), Winter 1992

Robbins, Dennis A Are Rights Wrong?” Kentucky Hospitals January 1991

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Robbins, Dennis A “The Integrated Policy” Invited article HCA Risk Management Review (Hospital Corporation

of America), May June 1989

Robbins, Dennis A “Do EMT's Have A Duty To Resuscitate?” Kentucky Hospitals Spring 1989

Robbins, Dennis A “Policies to Integrate Clinical and Administrative Ethics” Michigan Hospitals December 1988

pp.19-24

Robbins, Dennis A “Do EMT's Have A Duty To Resuscitate?” Kentucky Hospitals Spring 1989 pp. 14-17.

Robbins, Dennis A “New Policies for Withholding/ Withdrawing Life Supports” Provider -Fall Issue 1988

Robbins, Dennis A “Patients Wishes and Clinical Ethics” Kentucky Hospitals Fall 1988”

Robbins, Dennis A “New Perspectives on DNR” Kentucky Hospitals Winter 1988

Robbins, Dennis A. “Autonomy and Authority: New Directions in Substitute Decision Making” Kentucky

Hospitals, Volume 2. Issue 4, Special Legislative Issue, Fall 1985 ,pp. 10-13

Robbins, Dennis A w/Lora Robbins, M.S., L.S. H.S.A. “Dealing With Older Persons’ Fear of Medical

Environments” Kentucky Hospitals, JU 1986

Robbins, Dennis A “Agonizing over Ethical Dilemmas or Developing Administrative Policies to Provide

Guidance: It's Your Choice!”, Kentucky Hospitals ,Winter Issue ,1985

Robbins, Dennis A. Feature Article - “Update: The Removal of Feeding Supports in Long-Term

Facilities,” Journal of Long-Term Care Administration Spring, 1985, pp. 3-7

Robbins, Dennis A “ w/ T. Gidley, LL.B “Must We Resuscitate Every Patient?, Journal of Emergency Nursing

June 1984

Robbins, Dennis A “Legal and Ethical Considerations in Emergency Care” J Emergency Services December 1984

Robbins, Dennis A “Must Emergency Departments Save Every Life?”, Journal of the RI Medical Society

December 1984

Robbins, Dennis A “The Convoluted Scope of Emergency Care,” Journal of Emergency Nursing, January 1984

Robbins, Dennis A “Reevaluating Talk of “Rights” in Medical Care”, Journal of Emergency Nursing,, January 83

Robbins, Dennis A “Uncertainty & Ethics: Implications for the Provision of Care,” Journal of Emergency Nursing,

June 83

Robbins, Dennis A “Pain Control: Information, Palliation or Toxification?,” Journal of Emergency Nursing,

January-February 1982

Robbins, Dennis A “Ethics and the Emergency Department Nurse,” Journal of Emergency Nursing, May-June

1982 p. 100-103

Robbins, Dennis A “Reduced Federal Monies: Conflicts in Ethics and Policy,” Journal of Emergency Nursing,

July-August 1982

Robbins, Dennis A ““Ethical Questions Surrounding Neighborhood Emergency Centers': Balancing Access With

Quality,” Journal of Emergency Nursing, September-October 1982

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Robbins, Dennis A w/John Blum J.D, Regulation: Current Laws Hold Key to Hospice Licensure Hospitals

December 1, 1982

Robbins, Dennis A w/ M.Hanson R.N. &. P.Weiss M.D. “Ethical Issue of Emergency Care,”, Journal of

Emergency Nursing, June 1981

Robbins, Dennis A “Cost Containment and Terminal Care: An Essay Into The Ethics Of Appropriateness,” Journal

of Long-Term Care Administration, December 1981

Robbins, Dennis A and Blum J. “Court Intervention & the Diminution of Patients' Rights”, New England Journal

of Medicine, February 26, 1981

Robbins, Dennis A “Dumping the Dope of Overdosed Patients, Journal of Emergency Nursing

November/December 1981

Robbins, Dennis A “Smoking, Nursing Professionalism and Ethics,” Journal of Emergency Nursing,, March 1981

Robbins, Dennis A. “Hospice Licensure and Regulation, The Omega Report, February1980

Robbins, Dennis A w/ John Blum “Developing a Model Geriatrics Patients' Bill of Rights” Patients' Rights Digest,

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Robbins, Dennis A “A Contemporary Dilemma in Regulation and Ethics” Omega Report, February., 1980

National Speaking Tours 1985-1987

Who’s in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient?

January 8, 1985 NYC

January 9, 1985 Baltimore

January 16, 1985 Ann Arbor

January 17, 1985 Pittsburgh

April 3, 1985 Boston

April 4, 1985 Syracuse

April 12, 1985 Philadelphia

April 13, 1985 Washington DC

April 19, 1985 Ft. Lauderdale

April 20, 1985 Chicago

April 26, 1985 Atlanta

April 27, 1985 Cleveland

Standards Liability, and Informed Consent: Developing Policies for Removal of Life Supports

June 9, 1986 Syracuse

June 10,1986 Toronto, ONT CAN

June 24, 1986 Hartford, CT

June 26, 1986 Dearborn, MI

June 27, 1986 Cleveland OH

July10, 1986 Milwaukee, WI

July 11, 1986 St. Louis, MO

July 25, 1986 Philadelphia, PA

August 14, 1986 Cincinnati, OH

August 15, 1986 Washington DC

August 28, 1986 Atlanta, GA

August 29 1986 Miami, FL

September 5, 1986 Minneapolis, MN

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September 10, 1986 Los Angeles. CA

September 11, 1986 San Francisco, CA

September 12, 1986 Seattle, WA

November 5, 1986 Portland, OR

November 6, 1986 Vancouver, Canada

November 7, 1986 Calgary

November 12, 1986 Boston, MA

November 13, 1986 Toronto

November 14, 1986 Albany NY

December 1, 1986 Honolulu

December 9, 1986 Memphis

December 10, 1986 Houston

December 11, 1986 Kansas City

December 15, 1986 Pittsburgh

December 16, 1986 Raleigh

December 17, 1986 Tampa

January 26, 1987 New York

“Pulling the Plug”

January 16, 1987 Las Vegas

January 19, 1987 San Francisco CA

January 30, 1987 Phoenix AZ

January 26, 1987 Washington DC

January 27, 1987 Jacksonville FL

February 9, 1987 Boston MA

February 16, 1987 Ann Arbor, MI

February 17, 1987 Chicago, IL

February 23, 1987 Toronto Canada

February 24, 1987 Philadelphia PA

May 7, 1987 NYC

May 8, 1987 Hartford

May 9, 1987 Ann Arbor

May 11, 1987 Columbus

May 26, 1987 Niagara Falls

June 18, 1987 Ft. Lauderdale

June 19,1987 Atlanta

July 9, 1987 Chicago

July 10, 1987 Cleveland

July 16, 1987 Philadelphia

July 17,1987 Charleston

July 23, 1987 Hyannis

July 24, 1987 Bangor

Integrating Clinical and Administrative Ethics

September 9, 1987 Philadelphia

September 10, 1987 Chicago

September 14, 1987 Boston

September 17, 1987 Columbus

September 18, 1987 NYC

September 19, 1987 Toronto

October 1, 1987 Uppsala College NJ

October 13, 1987 Cincinnati

October 14, 1987 New Orleans

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October 20, 1987 Phoenix

October 26, 1987 Pittsburgh

January 25, 1988 Philadelphia

January 26, 1988 NYC

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS AND MOST RECENT KEYNOTES

The Role of the Person in Health and Wellness Strategies, Italian Osteopatic Annual Meetings PARMA ITALY Nov

2013

M Health Summit 2014 and 2013 Panels on Leveraging Technology to Help People get and stay Healthier

Leveraging Technologies to Bend the Sickness Curve PANELNext IT Meeting on the Future of Person Centric care

Philadelphia Nov 2015

Multiple Opal Events Meetings in 2013-2015 on Health and Wellness, ACOS, Connected care, Risk, Star Ratings,

CBI Clinical Innovations Leveraging centricity technology and connectivity to bend the Sickness Curve

Cambridge, MA 2014

SINGULARITY University The Person Implications for Health Policy and Health NASA Moffett Field, CA 2014

Keynote Oregon Biosciences Assn. Person-centricity and Ethics: Leveraging Connectivity and Technology to Bend

the Sickness Curve

Chair World Congress Rewarding Health Behaviors 2013

Opal Medical Device Summit Feb 6,7 Boston, MA Incorporating Translational Research to Device Development:

Bringing Point of Care into the Picture

Opal Medical Device Summit “ Person Centricity and the GCP PBRN” Feb 6,7 Boston, MA

Walter Reed Military Medical Center :Person Centricity Panel: Speaker and Moderator Feb 9,10 2013

World Healthcare Congress Meetings April 10, 2013 Person-Centricity: Leveraging Technology and Connectivty

to Bend the Sickness Curve

World Healthcare Congress Meetings April 9, 2013 Closing the Translational Gap: Melding Point of Care with

Regulatory Compliance National Harbor, MD

Innovations in Wellness: The Right care Initiative World Congress Santa Monica CA June 2011 w Hattiie Hanley

CA Office of Managed care

Opal Conference Structuring Data to Maximize Interconnectivity, Collaboration and Efficiency for Patients

Providers and Plans Arlington, VA Sept 2011

Opal Conference Medicare Advantage Summit San Diego “Optimizing Opportunities for Demonstrable

Innovation August 2011

Opal Conference Medical Devices Summit San Diego May 2011 “The CER/HIT Interface

Chair, World Congress Comparative Effectiveness Meetings and Panelists on Practice Based CER and Ethics Feb

2011

Plenary Session on the Ethics of Collaboration with Michel LaCerte International Assn of Rehab Professionals

Scottsdale 2011

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Opal Conference Medical Devices Summit Boston March 2011 Can CER Drive Investment? with E Stewart

AAFP and Bill Carroll Meagan Medical

Opal Medicare Collaboration Summit CER and Innovation with Jeff Flick, Wellpoint in San Diego July 2011

Opal Conference Medical Devices Summit San Diego June 2011 The HIT/CER/Health care Affordability Act

Panelist

World Congress on Innovation Los Angeles May 2011

Chair, World Congress Comparative Effectiveness Meetings and Panelists on Practice Based CER and Ethics Feb

2011

Plenary Session on the Ethics of Collaboration with Michel LaCerte International Assn of Rehab Professionals

Scottsdale 2011

Innovations ion Electrotherapy Case Mgt Annual Meetings in Orlando 2010

Understanding Electrotherapy with Elaine Key R.N. Arkansas Work Com Spring Fling Meetings Hot Springs April

2010

Innovations in Electrotherapy VAMC Med Center Phoenix Oct 2010

Hawaii Claims Conference June 2010 “Exploring Innovations in Electrotherapy”

Innovations in Pain Management and Home Care: Treating the Sickest Sick with M Frabotta and Bill Carroll “Case

Management Society of America’s Annual National Meeting Orlando June 2010

Understanding Electrotherapy with Elaine Key R.N. Arkansas Work Com Spring Fling Meetings Hot Springs April

2010

End of Life Decision Making : Tracing the Legal Legacy Body Positive Regional Conference Scottsdale, AZ Oct

2007

“The Native American/Chinese Medicine Healing Interface” with Lloyd Wright L.ac., and Jim Goodin American

Assn of Oriental Medicine Annual Meeting November, 2006

“Ethics and Leadership” Long Island Catholic Health System September 2006

“Ethics and Biotechnology Drugs” Panel with Mark Leib M.D. J.D and Wayne Lednar M.D. Ph.D. American Assn

of Managed Care Pharmacists. Nashville October 2005

“Tracing the Legal and Ethical Legacy from Quinlan to Schiavo” Chicago American Board of Quality Assurance

and Utilization Review Physicians September 2005

“Ethics, Evidence and Consumer Driven Health Care” with Joel Brill M.D. FACG Boston SRI Diesase

Management Symposium

August 2005

“Ethics and Evidence Based Medicine” World Congress, Scottsdale AZ Feb 2005

Ethics and Genomics AAMPC, Scottsdale March 2005

“Ethics and Leadership” Long Island Catholic Health System September 2006

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“Ethics and Biotechnology Drugs” Panel with Mark Leib M.D. J.D and Wayne Lednar M.D. Ph.D. American Assn

of Managed Care Pharmacists. Nashville October 2005

“Tracing the Legal and Ethical Legacy from Quinlan to Schiavo” Chicago American Board of Quality Assurance

and Utilization Review Physicians September 2005

“Ethics, Evidence and Consumer Driven Health Care” with Joel Brill M.D. FACG Boston SRI Disease

Management Symposium

August 2005

“Ethics and Evidence Based Medicine” World Congress, Scottsdale AZ Feb 2005

Ethics and Genomics AAMPC, Scottsdale March 2005

4 national web casts on Ethics and Biotech drugs with Bill Shergy M.D. (sponsored by PRIME Inc.

“Ethics Safety and Biotechnology” National Assn Clinical Pharmacist Meeting April 2005, Denver

Keynote: “The E Factor: Ethics, Leadership and Bioterrorism” NMHCC National Meeting Spring 2004

Keynote “Ethics and Payment Systems” National Assn of Medical Auditors Meeting San Diego 2003

“Ethics and Managed Care” Banner Health Systems Desert Samaritan Hospitals Spring 2003

Keynote: Weaving Wellness Into the Mainstream: New Horizons and Opportunities April 6, 2002 Orlando, National

College of Oriental Medicine

Keynote: “Putting Healthcare Promises into Practice” District IX Blue Cross Plans Phoenix

March 2000

Keynote: “Using Ethics to Solve the Cost/Care Puzzle” Texas Case Mgt Assn TRACM , Corpus Christi, TX.

November 19, 1999

Keynote: “ American Healthcare at the Crossroads: Transforming Adversity into Opportunity”

Mosby San Diego, CA. Sept. 24, 1999

4 national web casts on Ethics and Biotech drugs with Bill Shergy M.D. (sponsored by PRIME Inc.

“Ethics Safety and Biotechnology” National Assn Clinical Pharmacist Meeting April 2005, Denver

Keynote: “The E Factor: Ethics, Leadership and Bioterrorism” NMHCC National Meeting Spring 2004

Keynote “Ethics and Payment Systems” National Assn of Medical Auditors Meeting San Diego 2003

“Ethics and Managed Care” Banner Health Systems Desert Samaritan Hospitals Spring 2003

Keynote: Weaving Wellness Into the Mainstream: New Horizons and Opportunities April 6, 2002 Orlando, National

College of Oriental Medicine

Keynote: “Putting Healthcare Promises into Practice” District IX Blue Cross Plans Phoenix

March 2000

Keynote: “Using Ethics to Solve the Cost/Care Puzzle” Texas Case Mgt Assn TRACM , Corpus Christi, TX.

November 19, 1999

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Keynote: “ American Healthcare at the Crossroads: Transforming Adversity into Opportunity”

Mosby San Diego, CA. Sept. 24, 1999

Keynote: “Using Ethics to Solve the Cost/Care Puzzle” Texas Case Mgt Assn TRACM , Corpus Christi, TX.

November 19, 1999

Keynote: “ American Healthcare at the Crossroads: Transforming Adversity into Opportunity”

Mosby San Diego, CA. Sept. 24, 1999

Keynote:“ Ethical Issues In Managed Mental Healthcare” National Community Behavioral Health Conference

Atlanta, GA., March 1999

Keynote: “ Putting Promises into Practice” National Managed Health Care Congress, Atlanta GA., March 1999

Keynote: “Managed Care Litigation and Its Impact on Disease Management” National Managed Care Disease

Management Congress, Pasadena, CA. Feb 1999

Keynote: “Managed Care on Trial” International Managed Care Congress Las Vegas, NV December 1998

Keynote: “ Integrating Managed care and Ethics” National Blue Cross Medical Directors’ Meeting Indian Wells,

CA November 1998”

Keynote: JCAHO National Home Care and Hospice Meeting “Managing Change While Safeguarding Quality”

Chicago, IL July 26, 1998

Keynote:”Navigating Treacherous Ethical Waters” Case Management Society of America Reno NV, May 1998

Keynote: “Managed Care on Trial” Indiana Managed Care Task Force, Indianapolis, IN. 1998

Keynote: “Navigating Change: Ethical and Legal Challenges” JCAHO National Long Term Care and Assisted

Living Meeting, Chicago, IL April 1998

Medical Directors Retreat “Integrating Managed Care and Ethics” Parke Davis Medical Directors’ Retreat Traverse

City, MI August 16, 1998

Keynote: Exploring Ethical Challengers in Home Care” Colorado Home Care Assn, Denver, CO September 1998

Keynote: “Ethical Issues Associated with Direct Financial Incentives and Capitated Care” American Board Of

Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians Meetings, Tampa, FL. March 27, 28, 1998

1998 Grand Rounds on Managed Care and Ethics for Healthcare Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Providence Hospital,

Southfield Michigan, Loyola Medical Center, Maywood IL. and Baylor Medical Center Houston Texas

HMC “Physicians Reclaiming the Practice of Medicine” Healthcare Marketing and Communications Council

5/12/98 Philadelphia, PA.

Keynote: “Leadership and Liability in Managed Care” International Managed Healthcare Congress Las Vegas NV

Feb 27, 1998

“Managed Care and End of Life Decision Making” with Paul Armstrong JD and Mark Hiepler JD, American Board

Of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians Meetings New Orleans, LA November 7, 8 1997

Ethical Challenges in Long Term Care ” JCAHO National Long Term Care and Assisted Living Meeting April

1997 Chicago, IL

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“Case Management: Polling the Leaders and Experts” American Board Of Quality Assurance and Utilization

Review Physicians Meeting Tampa, FL April 27, 1997

American Board Of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians Meeting, Mesa, Arizona March 21, 22

1997

“Integrating Safety, Cost and Quality American Board Of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians

Meeting Tampa, April 28, 1997

“Rexamining Fiduciary Duties”, IPA Assn of American, Orlando, FL April 1997

Keynote shared by Arnold Relman MD, “Ethics and the New Economics” National Managed Healthcare Congress

West, Palm Springs, CA. Jan 28-31 1997

Keynote: “The Case Manager Caught in the Middle”, Mosby MCMC National Conference Nashville TN, October

1997

Keynote: “Integrating Clinical and Administrative Ethics” NMHCC CEO Summit Los Angeles, CA. Jan 28, 29

1997

Director of National Medical Directors Summit NMHCC Washington DC, April 1997

Keynote:“Eliminating Misconceptions about Legal Liability” American Board Of Quality Assurance and Utilization

Review Physicians Meetings, Tampa FL February 28, 1997

“ New Perspectives on End of Life Decision Making” Geriatric Nurses Meeting at Opryland Nashville TN August

1997

Keynote: “Ethics and the Information Superhighway” Healthcare Financial Management Assn ANI with Arthur

Miller, Arnold Relman, Emily Friedman, Carl Hitchener San Diego, CA. Spring, 1997

2 day program for newly entering CFOs into Healthcare, Buffalo New York Spring, 1997

“Ethical Issues on the Long Term Care/Managed Care Interface”, The American College of Health Care

Administrators Annual Conference New Orleans, LA. April 1996

Keynote: “Money, Partnering and Advocacy: Exploring Ethical Issues in Capitated Care” NMHCC Meetings New

York City, NY April 1996

Keynote: National Managed Healthcare Congress with Tom Anton J.D. Chicago, IL June 12, 1996

“Ethics and Managed Home Care”The New York Homecare Strategic Alliance Conference New York City NY,

April 1996

“Unpacking Hidden Agendas in Managed Care”' Personal Health management Conference San Diego

“The Case Manager Caught in the Middle” Case Management Assn. National Conference Orlando September 1996

“Ethics, Homecare and the New Economics” Home Care Assn. of America Amelia Island FL November 1996

“The Physician Caught in the Middle” Loyola University Dept. of Medicine Grand Rounds September 1996

“Ethics and Long Term care (panelist)” American Health Care Association Honolulu, September 1996

“Ethics and Managed Care: Implications for Long Term Care” American Assn. of Homes and Services for the

Aging San Antonio November 1995

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“ Ethical Issues surrounding Health Care Reform” American Health Care Assn. --Las Vegas October 1994

Battle Creek Health Care Systems and VA Medical Center-- Multiple lectures October through January (6 full

days) 1994-1995

“Medical Risk Management and the New Economics: Implications for End of Life Decision Making” Providence

Hospital Southfield MI October 1995

“Legal and Ethical Issues in Managed Care; Reassessing Roles and Responsibilities”, Midwestern University,

Downers Grove, IL September 1995

“Self Determination DNR and Medical Futility: Developing Policies, Procedures and Continuity” Tabor Hills

Healthcare Naperville IL September 1995

“Emerging Ethical issues on the Managed Care/ Long Term Care Interface”, Illinois Healthcare Network

Springfield, IL, August 1995

. “Economic Profiling, Gatekeeping and Rationing: Challenges to Clinical Care” AMA Financing and Practice

Services, Inc. Chicago, August 1995

“Ethical Issues in Economic Profiling”, American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians,

Chicago, August 1995

“The Emerging Ethics Committee in Long Term Care” with R. Mangum J.D. Managing Partner, Mangum

Smietanka and Johnson, American College of Health Care Executives March 31,1995

“ Ethical Issues in Reengineering” w/Bill Arnold, Exec VP Franciscan Health Care System and former CEO of

Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, CA American College of Health Care Executives April 2, 1995

“Ethical issues in Managed Care” Northwestern University Medical Center Dept. of Otolaryngology, April 1996

“The Physician Caught in the Middle” American Academy of Family Physicians, Charleston WVA April 1996

“The Physician Caught in the Middle: Ethical Issues in Managed Care” Loyola University Medical Center Grand

Rounds March 1996

“Who Decides: Critical Healthcare Decisions for the Family” Battle Creek MI, January 11, 1995

Providence Hospital Medical Center Southfield Michigan Three programs on Ethics and Medical Risk

Management

“ Update on Issues Surrounding Withholding/ Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures” March 1994

“Conflict Resolution and Ethics” April 1994

“Medical Risk Management, Documentation and Decision Making” May 1994

American Academy of Cardiology Administrators, “Addressing Ethical Issues Spawned by Health Care Reform

Initiatives” Atlanta GA March 12, 1994

HCA/ Bluegrass Hospital Frankfort Ky Three days of consultation rounds and policy development on

withholding/withdrawing life prolonging medical procedures

“Ethics and Health care Reform” American College of Health Care Executives February 24,1994

“Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Health Care Reform” National Assn. of Rehabilitation Facilities Annual

Meeting, San Antonio TX January 17 1994

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“Caring for the Patient of Diminishing Capacity”, Illinois Assn. of Homes for the Aged, Peoria IL August 1993

“ Ethics Issues Involving End of Life Decision Making” Illinois College of Family Practice Meetings Little Co of

Mary Hospital September 1993

“Health Care Reform: What’s on the Horizon?” Glaxo Pharmaceutical Company Regional Meetings September

1993

“Integrating Clinical and Administrative Ethics” American College of Health Care Administrators, New Orleans,

Louisiana, April 1993

“Sociology, Ethics and Politics” Univ. of Chicago Clinical Ethics Program Chicago, IL March 1993

“Integrating Clinical & Administrative Ethics” Mississippi Hospital Assn. Biloxi MS. June,1992

“Advance Directives and the HMO : “Possibilities and Polemics” AAMCRA American Managed Care Assn. DC

April,1992

“ Ethics, Cost Containment, and Health Care Reform”, St. Mary's Hospital Livonia, MI April 15,1992

“ Cost Containment Ethics and Controversy ” Medical Grand Rounds Providence Hospital March 24, 1992

“Conflict Resolution and Self Determination” Joint Grand Rounds Ob-Gyn, Surgery and Family Medicine Pontiac

General Hospital (MI) March 16, 1992

“Clinical Casuistry and Self Determination” Pontiac General Hospital Surgery Rounds, March 4, 1992

“Advance Directives: Policies and Procedures” SE KY Area Health Education Center: Cynthiana, KY January

14,1992

*South-central Kentucky Rural Hospital Group, 5 one day programs on Advance

directives seminars and consultation at five rural Kentucky Hospitals January 1992 coupled with five evening

programs

“Policies & Procedures Surrounding Advance Directives and Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical

Procedures” North Oakland Medical Center Surgery Grand Rounds Pontiac MI, March 1992

“Advance Directives and Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures” St. Mary's Hospital's

Grand Rounds Livonia MI , March 1993

“The Patient Self Determination Act” Kentucky Hospital Assn. KY for Member Hospital CEO's London, KY,

October 17,1991

“The Patient Self Determination Act” Kentucky Hospital Assn. Special Programs in Owensboro KY for Hospital

CEO's October18,1991

“Policy Implications of the Self Determination Act” Veterans Administration Medical Center, Battle Creek MI

September 21,1991

“Bioethics: Conflict & Controversy” w/Paul Armstrong, J.D., Western Baptist Regional Medical Center Paducah

KY, January 14, 1991.

Bioethics: Conflict & Controversy” w/Paul Armstrong, J.D., Kentucky Hospital Assn Programs for Kentucky

lawyers judges & risk managers. Louisville, KY January 15, 1991

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“Ethics and Technology: Scarcity and Technocracy” Magadan USSR-Ministry of Health Magadan Soviet Far East-

Invited lecture July 25,1990

“The American Health Care System” Bilibina, Chukotka, Arctic Circle USSR August,1990

“Controversies in HIV Infection: Legal, Ethical and Medical Questions” June 6, 1990 Wm Beaumont Hospital

Southfield MI

“New Ethical Perspectives Surrounding Clinical Decision Making” Marshall University Medical School

Huntington W VA December 9, 1989

“Legal and Ethical Controversies Surrounding Consent and Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical

Procedures”. Veterans Administration Medical Center Grand Rounds, Huntington W VA December 8, 1989

“Ethics in Medicine: Dilemmas, Deliberations, Decisions”, Baltimore. w/ Paul Armstrong J.D.and Ron Cranford

M.D. Princeton Insurance Co Huntsville MD September14,1989

“ Ethics and End of Life Decision Making”, National Health Council National Health Forum, Baltimore, MD

April 27,1989

“Ethics and Medical Decision Making” California Hospital Assn. Keynote Speaker and Moderator, with

Congressman Pete (Fortney) Stark and Alain Entoven & workshop on “The Integrated Policy: A Model for

Problem Prevention” December 1-3 ,1988 Monterey CA

“Ethical and Legal Issues in Caring for AIDS Patients” Several lectures through National Institute of Mental

Health AIDS Training Programs for Health Care Professionals through a grant at Wayne State University Detroit,

MI. 1988,89

“Patient Autonomy :Medical Issues” National Adult Protective Services Conference Workshops Oct. 24-28 San

Antonio TX, 1988

“The Integrated Policy: A Model for Problem Prevention” California Hospital Monterey, CA

Assn., December 3, 1988

“Withholding/Withdrawing Medical Procedures” Oakwood Hospital Grand Rounds, Dearborn MI, November 2,

1988

“ Integrating Clinical and Administrative Ethics” Illinois Health Care Assn. Annual Meeting, May 22,1988

“Who’s in Charge? Ethical Controversies at the End of Life” University of Kentucky Medical Center Neurology

Grand Rounds May 8, 1988

“ Integrating Clinical and Administrative Concerns in Long Term Care” South Dakota Health Care Assn. June 7,

1988

“New Perspectives in Caring for the Terminally Ill: Legal and Ethical Concerns” Veterans Administration Medical

Center, Sioux Falls, SD June 6, 1988

“ Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures” Humanities Grand Rounds University of

Kentucky Medical Center May 9, 1988

“Tracing the Legal Legacy” Case Management Rounds Detroit Receiving Hospital 5/10/88

“The Integrated Policy” and “ Making Triage Decisions in Critical Care Settings: Clinical Ethical Dilemmas”

Michigan Ethics Resource Network Institutional Ethics Committees Education and Evaluation Meetings

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sponsored by the Medical Ethics Resource Network in conjunction with the Society of Health and Human Values,

Midwest Region Annual Spring Meeting, April 29,30,1988

“Patient Autonomy :Medical Issues” National Adult Protective Services Conference

San Antonio, TX October 24, 1988

“Ethics Consultation and Ethics Committees for Public Guardians”, National Guardianship Conference “, Chicago

IL ,October 30-31,1988

“Technology, Excellence & Ethics” Kentucky Hospital Assn. Annual Meeting Louisville KY May16,1988,

“New Directions in Clinical Ethics” Bon Secours Hospital, Southeastern Michigan Chaplains Assn. May 12, 1988

“Medical Ethics Update” Baptist Regional Medical Center, Corbin KY July 11, 1988

“Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures “ Grand Rounds Harper Hospital May 16, 1988.

“Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures “ Grand Rounds Allen Park VA Allen Park, MI ,

May 25 1988

“Integrating Ethics with Health Policy” University of California at Davis, Davis, CA. , May 25,1988

“Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Procedures in Long Term Care Facilities” w /P.Armstrong, Karen

Quinlan’s Attorney and creator of Amicus Brief in U.S. Supreme Ct case in Re Nancy Cruzan, American

Association of Homes for the Aged Annual Meeting , New York, September 1987

“Legal and Ethical Concerns in Caring for the Dying and Terminally Ill” Veterans Administration Regional

Medical Educational Center November 12, 1987

“Legal and Ethical Concerns in Caring for the Dying and Terminally Ill Patient”, Danville Veterans Administration

Hospital Danville IL , May 21, 1987.

“Legal and Ethical Concerns in Caring for the Dying and Terminally Ill Patient University of Illinois Medical

School: Champaign/ Urbana , IL ,May 21, 1987.

“Advance Directives and Surrogate Decision Making” with West Virginia’s Attorney General Charleston W.VA

December 6, 1987

“Ethics and Aging” American Society of Aging, Atlanta GA January 11, 1987.

“Current Issues in Clinical Ethics and Health Law” Monthly Medical Meeting November 1987

“New Directions in Substitute Decision Making” Manatee Memorial Hospital , Sarasota FL May 22, 1987.

“ Integrating Clinical & Administrative Ethics” American Medical International California Hospitals Regional

Meetings San Diego, September,1987

“Autonomy & Decision Making” Arizona Baptist Hospital and Health Care System-Phoenix AZ May15,1987

“New Directions in Withholding/ Withdrawing Life Prolonging Medical Procedures” Valley View Medical Center,

Sun City, AZ May 14,1987

“Ethics: Policies, Procedures and Protocols”, Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital All day Program, January

30,1987

“Perspectives in Clinical Ethics” Henry Ford Hospital System Pastoral Care Rounds, Detroit, MI May 23,1987

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“ Ethics, Conflict Resolution and End of Life Decision Making”, New England Society of Hospital Social Work

Directors Annual Meeting Nashua NH November 8,1987

“Advance Directives and Surrogate Decision Making” West Virginia Health Care Association” , w/Legal Counsel

Attorney General's office Charleston,WV December 6,1987

“Corporate Ethics and Administrative Dilemmas”, American Society on Aging National Conference Ethics in An

Aging Society: Hard Times and Hard Choices, Atlanta, Georgia, January 11-13 ,1987

“ Ethical Issues Surrounding Surrogate and Substitute Decision Making” New England Region Society for Hospital

Social Work Directors Annual Conference, Nashua New Hampshire Fall, 1987

“New Directions in Medical Ethics” Grand Rounds, John Randolph Community Hospital, Hopewell VA. April 30,

1987

“Who’s in Charge” Grand Rounds , Sinai Hospital, Detroit MI, May 12, 1987

“Ethics, Policies and Conflict Resolution” John Randolph Community Hospital, Hopewell VA. May 15, 1987

“Legal and Ethical Concerns Regarding the Right to Die”, Humana-Alaska -Medical Staff Grand Rounds,

September November,1987

“ Developing Coherent and Consistent Policies Dealing With Ethical Issues” San Dimas Hospital CA,

November,1987

“Current Issues in Clinical Ethics and Health Law” Circle City Hospital Corona CA , November 1987

“Liability, Policy, & Process” Commonwealth of Mass Long Term Care Hospitals, Framingham, MA February

11, 1987

“Who’s in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient” a series of 6 all day sessions for

Michigan District 14 Medical Centers Lectures through the REMC Program , Ann Arbor, MI, Battle Creek, MI,

Saginaw MI, and Bay City MI

“Balancing Patient Wishes & Legal Liability : A Model Approach” , N J Citizens Bioethics Advisory Committee &

Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center, May 1, 1987 North Plainfield, NJ

“ Liability and Standards: Legal and Ethical Considerations” American Educational Institute

Seminars 1987 season Recurrent Videotapes in several locations in AZ, Mexico, Dominican

Republic, Hawaii, NM, UT, CA, NV, and WY

“Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care” Massachusetts General Hospital's Summer Educational Institute Two

day session Newport RI, June 17-19, 1986

“ Legal and Ethical Issues in Long Term Care” with Paul Armstrong J.D.(Karen Ann Quinlan's legal counsel),

American Assn. of Homes for the Aged 25th Anniversary Exposition Session, NYC, September 28, 1986

“Medical Ethics Update” American Assn. of Medical Colleges New Orleans LA 1986

“Ethical Issues in Financing Long Term Care” (Panel) American Assn. of Homes for the Aged 25th Anniversary

Exposition Session, NYC, September 30, 1986

“Durable Powers of Attorney and the Living Will” Citizens for Better Care Meetings, Detroit MI ,UAW Center

Fall , 1986

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“Ethical and Legal Issues in Long Term Care”, Indiana Association for Homes for the Aged Annual Meeting April

16, 1986

“Legal and Ethical Issues in Caring For Patients of Diminished Competence” Second Annual National

Alzheimer’s Disease Conference, Wayne State University, April 1986.

“Ethical Issues in Gerontological Nursing” Mercy Health Systems, Farmington, MI May 24, 1986

“Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Procedures” Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, New London, CT

March 10, 1986.

“Surrogate and Substitute Decision Making: Legal and Ethical Issues” Grand Rounds, Baystate Medical Center

Springfield, MA, March 8, 1986

“ Integrated Consent and Withholding/Withdrawing Life Prolonging Procedures Tri-Cities Hospital Oceanside, CA

January 6, 1986 (all day program)

“ Standards, Liability and Consent” Grand Rounds and all day program, Rapides Hospital, Alexandria LA,

November 11, 1986

“Integrating Clinical and Administrative Concerns” Illinois Health Care Assn. , Chicago IL May 2,1986

“Reimbursement and Ethics” (panelist) American Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged on

Washington, DC September 28,1986

“Who’s In Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient?” Hospital Center at Orange Keynote speaker and Moderator,

Orange, New Jersey September1986 (6 Hr. program) Taped by HIN Satellite Network for national viewing to

1200 Hospitals

*“Pulmonary Ethics Rounds” Sinai Hospital of Detroit, May 12, 1987

*“SICU Ethics Rounds” Sinai Hospital of Detroit, May 16, 1987

*“MICU Ethics Rounds”, Sinai Hospital of Detroit, May 17, 1987

*(Pulmonary, MICU, SICU, and CCU Rounds usually offered monthly by me for the entire year)

“ Who’s in Charge? Second Annual Seminar of Hospice Care for Allied Health Professionals and Caregivers

Keynote Speaker Binghamton New York October 8,1985

“Who’s in Charge” Bayshore Hospital Holmdel NJ May 1985

“Who’s in Charge” Presbyterian Hospital, Dallas TX August 15, 1985

“New Perspectives in Medical Ethics” Grand Rounds Saratoga Hospital , Saratoga, CA August 1985

“New Perspectives in Medical Ethics” Grand Rounds, Los Gatos Hospital, Los Gatos CA

August 1985

“Ethics and Geriatrics” Madonna College, Livonia MI October 8, 1985

“The Hopelessly Ill &Dying Patient: Legal and Ethical Issues” Aging w Representative Hollister & Jay Rosen MI

Office of Medical Affairs, LeVine Institute on Detroit MI September, 1985.

“Legal and Ethical Controversies in Medicine”, Arnot Ogden Memorial Hospital. Elmira NY September15,1985

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“Who’s in Charge?” Grand Rounds, King’s Daughters Memorial Hospital, Frankfort, KY

May 15, 1986.

“Who's in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill and Dying Patient: Legal Ethical and Religious Concerns” Wausau Hospital

Center”, October 29,1985, Wausau, Wisconsin

“New Perspectives on Surrogate and Substitute Decision Making for Public Wards” Maine Department Social

Services Mental Health and Mental Retardation and Adult Protective Services Divisions Conference for

Maine Probate Judges Court Reporters & state based guardians (all the Maine probate courts were closed that day

for my seminar aimed at creating consistency across jurisdictions. Bangor ME, May,1985

“Ethical Considerations in Long Term Care”, Michigan Non Profit Homes Assn., Keynote Annual Conference,

Midland, MI October 9,1985

“Resolving Ethical Dilemmas” Emergency Nurses Assn. Scientific Assembly NYC, September 8, 1985

“Legal Ethical and Administrative Issues” Rhode Island Hospital Assn. Haricomp Newport RI May 23,1985

“Problems Surrounding Medical Decision Making: Diminished Competence, DNR’s Durable Powers of Attorney”

Kentucky Hospital Assn. Fall Conference (2 lectures) September 26 and 27th, 1985, Cumberland Falls, KY

”Gerontology: Initiatives, Insights, and Innovations in Health Care Delivery Michigan Department on Aging and

Dept. of Public Health Lansing MI November 8, 1985

“Who’s in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient? Office of Medical Affairs ,State of Michigan With Representative

Dave Hollister and Jay Rosen OMA October 9, 1985

“New Directions in Clinical Ethics”, The Maine Society of Hospital Social Workers Bangor September,1985

“Developing Ethical Institutional Policies that Can Stand up in Court” Michigan Non-Profit Homes Assn., The

Ohio Association of Philanthropic Homes and Housing for the Aged, Indiana Homes for the Aged , the Ontario

Assn. of Homes for the Aged and the LeVine Institute on Aging Legal and Ethical Controversies in Long Term

Care Conference” conference organizer Windsor, Ontario ,June 6-8,1985 and Keynote on Ethics in Long Term

Care September19,1985

“Ethical Responsibilities for Public Health Officers” (Panelist) American Public Health Assn.

Washington DC November, 1984

“Who’s in Charge?” Massachusetts Association of Health Care Providers Annual Meeting November 4, 1984

“Imperatives for the 80’s and Ethical Implications” Rhode Island Hospital Providence TI December 9, 1984

“Ethics and Uncertainty” Brown University Medical School’s Bioethics Advisory Group, April 24, 1984

“ Legal and Ethical Issues in Caring for the Terminally Ill” ,Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Grand Rounds,

Boston, MA May 11, 1984

“Who’s in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient” Grand Rounds St. Lukes Hospital ,New Bedford Mass February 2,

1984

“Who’s in Charge ?” Charlton Hospital, Grand Rounds Fall River, MA May 4, 1984

Who’s in Charge” Massachusetts Association of Health Care Providers Annual Meeting November 4, 1984

“Imperatives for the 80’s and Ethical Implications” Rhode Island Hospital Providence TI December 9, 1984

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“Ethics and Uncertainty” Brown University Medical School’s Bioethics Advisory Group, April 24, 1984

“ Legal and Ethical Issues in Caring for the Terminally Ill” ,Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Grand Rounds,

Boston, MA May 11, 1984

“Who’s in Charge?” Newport Naval Hospital Newport RI March 9, 1984

“Informed Consent and Ethics” University of Kentucky National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute

on Ethics, Lexington KY July 14, 1983

“ New Perspectives in Medical Ethics and Health Law” WPRI TV Channel 12 Providence RI 2/9/84

“Medical Ethics Issues” WHJJ Radio Providence RI, February 14, 1984

“Medical Ethics and Legal Considerations in Long Term Care, Mississippi Assn. for Health care Administrators

Gulfport MS. February 2, 1983

“Who’s in Charge” Los Gatos Hospital Los Gatos, CA. January 2, 1983

“Who’s in Charge” Saratoga Hospital, Saratoga, CA, January 3, 1983

APHA “Ethical Responsibilities for Public Health Officers” Panel Washington, November 1984

New England Forum for Death Education “ Ethics and Anticipatory Grief”,

Providence R.I, March 84

“Who's in Charge of the Hopelessly Ill Patient Newport Naval Hospital, Medical Grand Rounds, Newport R.I.

March 9, 1984

“Medical Ethics and Legal Considerations in Long Term Care” Mississippi Assn. for Health Care Administrators,

Gulfport MS, February 16,1983

“Technology and Business in Academic Environments” Tougaloo College April12,1983

“Hospice Accreditation and Licensure” w John. Blum J.D., American Public Health Assn. October 82

“Ethics and Reimbursement” Arkansas Commission on Health Care Cost Containment Spring 82 Little Rock

Arkansas

“Technology and Business in Academic Environments” Tougaloo College Tougaloo MS

“Ethics in Family Practice” University of Mississippi Medical Center , Jackson, MS., April 6, 1983

“Ethical Issues in Research and Experimentation” University of Mississippi Medical Center Jackson, MS., April 16,

1982

“The Medical Ethics/Health Law Interface”, American Assn. of Law Librarians Atlanta GA Spring 1982

“The Ethics/Energy Interface” The University Of Mississippi Forum, April 1982

“Ethics and Healthcare” Holy Cross College, Worcester, MA. March 1981

“Smoking Policy in the US and Ethics” University of California-Berkeley School of Public Health November1981

American Association of Law Librarians “ Exploring the Medical Ethics/Health Law Interface” Atlanta, GA May

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“Smoking Policy & Ethics” University of California Berkeley School of Public Health Berkeley, January 1981

American Public Health Assn. Meetings Los Angeles CA., Presentation on Bioethics Forum on “Priorities /

Allocations on the Health Energy Interface” November 1-5, 1981

“Caring for the Terminally Ill/Hopelessly Ill Patient” Massachusetts General Hospital , Boston, MA., May, 1981

“Re- examining Baby Doe” First Annual Eunice Shriver lecture in Biomedical Ethics and Human Reproduction

(Panelist with Original Film Group) March 1981

“Ethical Issues in Palliative Care” The International Work Group on Dying, Death and Bereavement and the

Swedish Medical Society Stockholm, Sweden July 1981

“Ethical Dimensions in Home Health Care” The Massachusetts Assn. for Home Health Bedford Mass, May 1981

“Who's In Charge: Legal and Ethical Dimensions?” Texas A and M Medical School , TX. Fall 1981

“Caring for Hopelessly Ill Pt” Univ. TX Medical Center- Southwestern ,Dallas 1981

“ Ethics and Hospice Care” National Hospice Assn. Eastern Division Program Boston MA. Spring 1981

“Caring for the Terminally- Hopelessly Ill Patient” Mass General Hospital, Boston, MA., May1981

First Annual Eunice Shriver Lecture in Biomedical Ethics and Human Reproduction at the Boston Public Library

March 1981(panelist)

“Ethics and Palliative Care” The International Work Group on Dying Death and Bereavement & Swedish Cancer

Society at Stockholm and Dalaro Sweden. June 1981

“Uncertainty and Ethics” University of Texas Galveston Medical School presentation special session National

Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute on ethics 1981

Brown University Medical School,1981 Bioethics Forum Panelist Providence, RI

“New Directions in Ethics” Harvard Dental School Annual Ethics Lecture Spring Semester 1981 Boston, MA. 5/81

“Priorities and Allocation of the Health/ Energy Interface” American Public Health Assn. Meetings Los Angeles

CA. November1,1981

“Ethics and Hospice Care” National Hospice Assn. Boston MA Spring, 1981

“Bioethics and Policy”, Tufts University, Medford, MA, Fall 1981

“ Legal and Ethical Issues in Caring for the Hopelessly Ill Patient” University of Texas Medical Center-

Southwestern Dallas TX Spring 1981.

“Ethics and the Terminally Ill Patient” New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry Camden NJ, April 1980

“Current Concerns in Law and Ethics” The American Pharmaceutical Assn. Washington, DC Fall 1980

“Ethics and the Health Care System” International Work Group Asilomar California October1980

“Who’s in Charge of The Hopelessly Patient? “ St. Lukes Hospital Grand Rounds New Bedford MA

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“Who’s in Charge of the Terminally Ill Patient?” Bioethics Forum Newton Wellesley Hospital, Wellesley, MA

Spring, 1980

“Justice and Health Care” Bentley College, Waltham Mass, September 1980

“Ethics and Terminal Illness” Mass General Hospital Forum, Newport, RI ,Summer 1980 (2 day session)

“Ethics and Prioritizing” C.W.` Post University, Long Island NY

“Medical Decision Making and Ethics”, the North Carolina Philosophical Society, Chapel Hill, NC

SPEAKERS BUREAUS

I have been active with Glaxo’s speakers bureau for many years, also Novartis, Parke-Davis, Pfizer, Merck,

Great Speakers and Leading Authorities.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Exchange Student in Ecuador- Good language facility in Spanish

Senior Advisor to the Minister of Health Magadan Chukotka Regions of Soviet Far East 90,91

Countries Visited: China, Korea, Japan, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Belize, Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras,

Belize, Puerto Rico,Colombia, France, Spain Italy, England, Spain, Egypt, Greece, Malta, Denmark, Sweden, Soviet

Union, Australia, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, St. Lucia, Antigua, Netherland Antilles, Jamaica, British Virgin

Islands, and American Virgin Islands,

CONSULTATIONS

I have offered a wide range of grand rounds, consultations with administrative and clinical staff, offered

seminars and/or developed policies and procedures in the following settings

A. With National Health Care Organizations

Medtronic

Sanofi

Managed Healthcare Journal (Editorial Board member and Columnist)

American Medical Assn: Continuing Ed

MD Options: com

Silver Sneakers

Healthcare Oklahoma

The Commission-URAC, Washington, DC

The Case Management Society of America

The Center for Case Management Outcomes and Accountability

The Dental Network of America

National Managed Healthcare Congress Headquarters

The Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Health Care Assns. Worked with Managed Care, Managed

Behavioral Health Care Divisions Networks, PPOs and Future Initiatives at the JCAHO

QHR/JCAHO as coordinator for ISQUA International Congress as well as Joint Commission International

Glaxo Pharmaceuticals- Future Trends in Healthcare - Retreat Pebble Beach CA Jan 1997

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians Tampa re Quality Assessment, Future

Trends, Liability Issues, The Cost Quality Interface re programs in Atlanta, Tampa, San Francisco, Chicago, Mesa,

AZ, New Orleans, and Baltimore

Hill Rom National LTC Meetings

The American Medical Assn.

The American Hospital Assn.

The American Rehabilitation Assn.

The National Hospice Assn.

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The American College of Healthcare Executives

National Guardianship Association

National Health Council

National Adult Protective Services Conference

The American Society on Aging

The American Public Health Assn

The American Gerontological Society

The American College of Cardiology Administrators

The American Association of Managed Care (AAMCRA)

The Swedish Cancer Society

The Am Board of Quality Assurance and Risk Management Physicians

Hospital Corporation of America

B. With State Health Care Organizations/Associations The Arkansas Cost Containment Commission

The California Hospital Assn.

AMI Hospitals of California

The Arizona Baptist Hospital System

The Kentucky Baptist Hospital System

NJ Citizens Bioethics Advisory Commission

Mercy Health Services of Michigan

The Kentucky Hospital Assn.

Michigan Ethics Resource Network

The Mississippi Hospital Assn.

The MS College of Long Term Care Adm.

IL Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged

Indiana Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged

Princeton Insurance Company of New Jersey

Princeton Insurance Company in Maryland

The Michigan Non Profit Homes Assn.

Ontario Assn. of Homes & Housing for the Aged

Maine Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged

Ohio Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged

The South Dakota Health Care Assn.

The West Virginia Health Care Assn.

NY Assn. of Homes and Housing for the Aged

The New York Homecare Assn.

C. At Teaching Hospitals Northwestern University (IL)

Loyola University (IL)

Massachusetts General Hospital (MA)

New Bedford Hospital (MI)

Saratoga Hospital (CA.)

The Hospital Center at Orange (NJ)

Hopewell Hospital (VA.)

HCA Bluegrass Hospital (KY)

Pontiac General Hospital (MI)

Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital (MI)

St . Mary's Hospital (MI)

Arnot Ogden Hospital (NY)

Binghamton Hospital (NY)

University of Chicago (IL)

Sinai Hospital (MI)

Grace Hospital (MI)

Harper Hospital (MI)

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Oakwood Hospital (MI)

Wm. Beaumont Hospital (MI)

South Central Kentucky Regional Hospital (KY)

Bon Secours Hospital (MI)

New England Society Hospital Social Workers

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

State of Maine Dept. of Adult Protective Services

American Educational Institute (MI)

Health Care Satelitte Network (NJ)

Hospital Satelitte Network (CA)

Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center (NJ)

The Hospital Center at Orange (NJ)

Baystate Medical Center (MA)

W. Va Health care Assn.

Humana Hospital (AK)

Valley View Medical Center (AZ)

Villa View (CA)

Manatee Memorial Hospital (FL)

Arizona Baptist Hospital

Wausau Hospital Center (WI)

Rhode Island Hospital

Lawrence Memorial Hospital (CT)

Providence Hospital (MI)

Henry Ford Hospital (MI)

University of Michigan Hospital (MI)

VA Medical Centers in IL,MI, KY, SD, W. VA.

Los Gatos Hospital (CA.)

The Academy of Family Physicians

The Maine Society of Hospital Social Workers

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Risk Management Physicians

Illinois College of Family Practice

Mississippi Hospital Assn.

Mississippi Health Care Assn.

West Virginia Academy of Family Practice

New England Forum for Death Education

Int'l Workgroup on Dying, Death, & Bereavement

D. At Medical Schools Harvard Medical School

Vanderbilt Medical School

University of Mississippi Medical School

Marshall Medical School (W VA.)

University of California at Berkeley

Southwest Texas State University

University of Texas Galveston

University of California-Berkeley

University of Louisville Medical School

University of Kentucky Medical School

Midwestern University (IL)

New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry

Rutgers University School of Medicine

University of SD School of Medicine

Tufts Medical School

Boston University Medical School

Brown University Medical School

Texas A and M Medical School

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Southwestern Medical School

University of Chicago Medical School

Wayne State Medical School

Northwestern University Medical School

Loyola Medical School

University of Michigan Medical School

E. At Rural Hospitals, Long Term Care Facilities and Home Health Organizations Not Already Listed The Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys

The New York Home Care Assn

The Managed Care Congress

The Chicago Bar Assn.: Health lawyers Division

Tabor Hills Healthcare Facility (LTC)

The Jewish Home for the Aged (MI)

The Princeton Insurance Company

Tri-Cities Medical Center (CA.)

San Dimas Hospital (CA.)

Glendora Hospital (CA.)

Holmdel Hospital (NJ)

Bayshore Hospital (NJ)

Desert Hills LTC (AZ)

Washington Guardianship Assn.

University of California-Davis

Texas Adult Protective Services

Maine Adult Protective Services

Maine Probate Judges and Court Reporters

Rapides Hospital Alexandria (LA)

BOOK REVIEWS

Robbins Dennis A. Moral Problems in Medicine ed. Beauchamp, Tom, AITIA 1978

Robbins Dennis A. Ethics in Medicine ed. Reiser, S, Curran Wm. &Dyck, Arthur Cambridge MIT Press AITIA 78

Robbins Dennis A. Eastern Mysticism Vol. 1, the Near East and India AITIA 1978

Robbins Dennis A. Hegel’s Phenomenology Part I AITIA 1978

Robbins Dennis A. Religion, Reason, and Man, AITIA, 1978

Robbins Dennis A. Touchstones of Reality by Maurice Friedman January 1974 East West Journal

Robbins Dennis A. Common Sense II AITIA October, 1975

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