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Name: Cheryl Zlotnick Date: 25 May 2020

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CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Personal Details

Office Telephone Number: 04-828-8012

Cellular Phone: 050-583-6322

Electronic Address: [email protected]

2. Higher Education

2A. Undergraduate and Graduate Studies

Period of

Study

Name of Institution and Department Degree Year of

Approval

of

Degree

1973-1977 University of Delaware

School of Nursing, Newark, Delaware, USA

BSN 1977

1981-1982 Rush University

School of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois, USA

MS 1982

1986-1987 Johns Hopkins University

School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland,

USA

MPH 1987

1987-1991 Johns Hopkins University

School of Public Health, Occupational Health

(Major), Statistics (Minor Emphasis)

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

DrPH 1992


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2B. Professional Licenses

Time Period Type of License Current License Number

1977-Present Registered Nurse (licensed) No. 486649 (California,

USA)

1991-Present Clinical Nurse Specialist (licensed) No. 918 (California,

USA)

2C. Postdoctoral Studies

Period of

Study

Name of Institution, Department, and

Host

Degree Year of

Completion

1992-1993

(15 months)

University of California, Berkeley

School of Public Health, Epi.- ARG

(Hosts: R. Caetano MD PhD, C.

Weisner LCSW DrPH, M.Robertson

PhD)

Post

Doctorate

1993

Note: *Represents activities and publications since appointment to Associate Professor

(11/2011)

3. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutes of Higher Education

Dates Name of Institution and Department Rank/Position

1993-1995 Alcohol Research Group,

Public Health Institute

Berkeley, California, USA

Assistant Scientist

1994-1996 Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland,

Center for the Vulnerable Child (CVC)

Oakland, California, USA

Senior Research

Analyst

1996-2003 Alcohol Research Group,

Public Health Institute

Berkeley, California, USA

Scientist

1996-2007 Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland,


Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute

(CHORI)


Associate

Research Scientist

1999-2005 Samuel Merritt University,

School of Physical Therapy, and

School of Nursing

Department of Podiatric Medicine


Adjunct

Assistant

Professor


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2006-2010 Samuel Merritt University

School of Physician Assistant


Adjunct

Associate

Professor

2008-2010 Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland,


CHORI-Children’s Hospital Oakland Research

Institute


Director- CVC &

Clinical

Associate

Scientist

Clinical

Scientist

2010-Present University of California, San Francisco Benioff

Children's Hospital (formerly Children's Hospital

& Research Center Oakland),

CHORI-Children’s Hospital Oakland Research

Institute


Associate

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University of Haifa, Faculty of Social Welfare &

Health Science The Cheryl Spencer Department of

Nursing

Associate

Professor

(Tenure since

6/2012)

4. Offices in University Academic Administration

4A. International Programs

Dates Position

*2012 –

Present

Head, International Study Abroad Program in Nursing.

Program has grown from 18 to 40 students/year.

*2015 –

Present

Founding Member, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI)


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Initiated the discussion with University administration and lawyers to

establish the first STTI chapter in Israel (housed within the Cheryl

Spencer Department of Nursing, University of Haifa); discussed

departmental benefits of STTI; organized the strategic plan to

establish STTI; filed documents to start negotiations with the

President of USA-based STTI; established the methods to adhere to

STTI bylaws including constituted Board; and began implementation

of the strategic plan to build the Nursing Research Institute. On

September 2019, the Honor Society successfully officially attained

chapter status, was chartered as Omega Lambda (No. 561), and

became the first STTI chapter in Israel.

*2019 –

Present

Treasurer, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI)

4B. University of Haifa Committees

Dates Position

*2017-

Present

Member, Ethics Committee, Faculty of Social Welfare & Health Sciences,

University of Haifa

*2017 –

Present

Board Member, Cheryl Spencer Institute of Nursing Research

Department of Nursing, Faculty of Social Welfare & Health Sciences,

University of Haifa

*2017 –

Present

Member, The Center for Evaluation of Health Promotion Interventions,

School of Public Health Faculty of Social Welfare & Health Sciences,

University of Haifa

4C. University Committee – Before Joining the University of Haifa Faculty

Dates Position

1996 -

2001

Member, Nursing Research Committee, University of California, San

Francisco Benioff Children's Hospital, Oakland, California, USA

1996 –2010 Member (sole nurse on the Committee), Medical Research Committee,

University of California, San Francisco Benioff Children's Hospital,


5. Scholarly Positions and Activities

5A. International Consortium

Dates Position

*2012-

Present

Member, International Collaborations – Organized and continued

consortium of five Norwegian Universities, The Cheryl Spencer

Department of Nursing, University of Haifa


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*2014-2018 Vice Chair(Group No. 3) and Representative for Israel, European

Cooperation of Science & Technology (COST), Action N° IS1311 Titled

"Intergenerational Family Solidarity across Europe (INTERFASOL)"

*2016-

Present

Israeli Representative, European Cooperation of Science & Technology

(COST) , Action N° IS1311 Titled "Measuring Homelessness (Homeless)"

*2017-2019 Member, Departments of Nursing, Social Work and Occupational Therapy

University of Haifa – San Jose State University Collaboration

Multidisciplinary and Multinational Interventions with Immigrant Families

*2017-

Present

Founding Member , University of Haifa – Biola University Collaboration

Acculturation Studies on Immigrants in Israel and the USA

*2019-

Present

Israeli Representative, European Cooperation of Science & Technology

(COST), Action N° CA18236 Titled "Multi-disciplinary innovation for

social change"

5B. Professional Consultation

Dates Position

1999 -2001 Member, USA National Committee: Think Tank Evidence Based Heath

Care Work Group Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA),

Bethesda, Maryland, USA

2001-2002 Member, USA National Committee: Technical Advisory Panel on the

Design of the National Homeless Users Survey, DHHS, Bethesda,

Maryland, USA

2000-2003 Consultant, Samuel Merritt University doctoral faculty, How to write

for publication and grants.

2003-2003 Visiting Expert, “Ask the Expert” in Homeless Children - National

Health Care for the Homeless Council, Bethesda, Maryland, USA

5C. Head/Member of Academic Promotion Committee

Dates Position

*2013 Member, Promotion Committee for Candidate to Senior Lecturer

Department of Nursing, College of Emek Yezreel

*2017 Member, Promotion Committee for Candidate to Associate Professor

School of Public Health, University of Haifa

*2017 Member, PhD Committee for School of Public Health, University of Haifa

*2019 Head, Promotion Committee for Candidate to Associate Professor

School of Public Health, University of Haifa

5D. Reviewing for Refereed Journal

Journal Title

Rank Impact

Factor

Quartile


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American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry

Social Work - 14/42 1.531 Q2

American Journal of Public Health Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 16/181

4.380 Q1

BMC Public Health Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 63/181

2.420 Q2

Clinical Psychology Review Psychology, Clinical - 2/127 9.577 Q1

European Journal of Public Health Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health- 47/181

2.782 Q2

Global Health Promotion Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 108/157

1.179 Q3

Health & Social Care in the

Community

Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 47/151

Social Work - 7/42

2.039 Q2

Q1

Health Services Research Health Care Sciences &

Services - 24/94

2.291 Q2

International Journal of Public

Health


Health- 23/157

2.617 Q1

Journal of Adolescence Psychology, Development -

36/73

1.865 Q2

Journal of Child & Family Studies Family Studies - 23/46;

Psychology, Development -

52/73

1.588 Q2

Q3

Journal of General Internal

Medicine

Medicine, General -13/155 6.754 Q1

Journal of Happiness Psychology, Multidisciplinary

- 32/137

Social Sciences,

Multidisciplinary - 14/104

2.511 Q1

Q1

Journal of Substance Abuse

Treatment

Psychology, Clinical - 39/127

Substance Abuse - 11/35

2.612 Q2

Q2

Medical Care Health Care Sciences &

Services – 16/94


Health - 34/181

3.338 Q1

Q1


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Pediatrics Pediatrics - 3/124 5.515 Q1

Preventive Medicine Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 32/181

Medicine, General - 25/155

3.483 Q1

Q1

Social Science & Medicine Public, Environ. & Occup.

Health - 39/181

3.007 Q1

Substance Abuse Substance Abuse - 7/19 2.669 Q2

5E. Reviewing Abstracts for International Research Programs

1992 - 1994 Proposals for Research Presentations and Posters American Public

Health Association (APHA) Meetings

1993 - 1996 Proposals for Research Presentations and Posters Sigma Theta Tau

- International (STTI) Honor Society for Nurses

5F. Reviewing for Grants/Programs

1995 - 1996 Research Grant Proposals, Sigma Theta Tau - International (STTI) Honor

Society for Nurses

2001- 2010 Clinical, Evaluative and Research Grant Proposals, U.S. Substance Abuse

& Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Department of

Health & Human Services (DHHS)

2001- 2010 Health Care for the Homeless Grants, Health Resources and Services

Administration (HRSA), Department of Health & Human Services

(DHHS)

*2013 Individual Research Grants, Israel Science Foundation (ISF)

5G. Memberships in Professional Societies


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1992 - Present Member, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI), International Nursing

Honor Society, Indianapolis, IN, USA

2001 - 2010 Member, Research Coordinating Committee, National Health Care for the

Homeless Council & Clinicians’ Network, Nashville, Tennessee

2008 - 2010 Board Member, National Center for Housing & Child Welfare

(NCHCW), Washington, DC

*2014 - Present Founding member, The Israeli Health and Methodological Marie Curie

Chapter, Funded by European Union, Based in Israel

5H. Other

1983 - 1984 Team Coordinator and Clinical Nurse Specialist, Health Care for the

Homeless HCH), Travellers and Immigrants Aide, Chicago, IL, USA

1988 - 1992 Director, Professional Services and Quality Assurance (QA) in Nursing –

Baltimore County Department of Health, Baltimore, MD, USA

2004 - 2004 Mentor, to become a nurse researcher - University of San Francisco

(School of Nursing), San Francisco, California

2005 - 2007 Mentor, postdoctoral psychologist in research, Diversity Supplement,

Robert Wood Johnson, Substance Abuse Policy Research Program,

Princeton, NJ.

*2015 – Present Evaluator, Arugot - Child and Family Development Center (a non-profit

organization), Haifa, Israel

6. Active Participation in Scholarly Conferences

#=Masters/Doctoral Student's Mentor


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6A. International Conferences

Date Name of Conference Place of

Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role

1987 The Johns Hopkins

University

Baltimore,

MD, USA

Homelessness Presenter

1990 State of Maryland Baltimore,

MD, USA

Quality Assurance Invited

Speaker

1993 US Department of

Housing and Urban

Development

Washington,

DC, USA

Motor Performance

Changes in Domiciled

and Homeless Alcohol

Abusers

Invited

Speaker

1993 14th Annual Meeting

of the Society for

Behavioral Medicine

San

Francisco,

CA, USA

Health Status and

Access to Health

Services Among

Homeless Adults in

Alameda County

Presenter


of the American

Orthopsychiatric

Association

San

Francisco,

CA, USA

Homeless Women,

Children, and

Families: Identifying

Needs and

Appropriate

Responses

Presenter

1993 121st Annual Meeting

of the American Public

Health Association

San

Francisco,

CA, USA

Alcohol and Other

Drug Use Among

Homeless Women and

Men

Presenter

1994 122nd Annual Meeting

of American Public

Health Association

Washington,

DC, USA

The Course of

Homelessness Among

Adults in Alameda

County: Preliminary

Findings

Presenter

1995 123rd Annual Meeting

of American Public

Health Association

San Diego,

CA, USA

The Relationship

Between Income and

Course of

Homelessness

Presenter

1995 School of Public

Health, University of

California, Berkeley

Berkeley,

CA, USA

Applications in Public

Health Research

Using Survival

Analysis

Invited

Speaker


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Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role



California, Berkeley

Berkeley,

CA, USA

Entitlement Benefit

Income Among

Homeless Adults with

Substance Use and

Major Mental

Disorders

Invited

Speaker


of American Public

Health Association

New York,

NY, USA

Foster Children, Their

Biological Parents and

the Cycle of

Homelessness

Presenter

1997 School of Nursing -

Graduate Program,

University of San

Francisco

San

Francisco,

CA, USA

Quantitative Methods

Used in Pediatric

Research

Presenter


for the American

Orthopsychiatric

Association

Toronto,

Canada

Case-Management

Services for Young

Children in Foster

Care

Presenter

1997 4th Annual Regional

Health Care for the

Homeless Conference

Oakland, CA,

USA

Health for the

Homeless - Outcome

Measures

Presenter



CA, Berkeley

Berkeley,

CA, USA

Substance Abuse and

Homeless Families

Presenter

1999 Twelfth Annual

Meeting of Health Care

for Homeless

Washington,

DC, USA

Homeless Children Presenter


of American Public

Health Association

Boston, MA,

USA

Substance Use and

Labor Force

Participation Among

Homeless Adults

Presenter


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Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role

2001 Thirteenth Annual


for Homeless

Washington,

DC, USA

Mental Health

Problems of Children

who are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

Presenter


of the American Public

Health Association

Atlanta, GA,

USA

Pediatric Preventive

Care and Medically-

Underserved Areas

Presenter


of American Public

Health Association

Philadelphia,

PA, USA

The Impact of

Insurance Loss

Among Low-Income

Children

Presenter

2005 Advanced Seminar on

Alcohol

University of

California,

Berkeley,

CA, USA

Child Neglect,

Substance Abuse and

Homeless Families:

A Preliminary

Analysis

Invited

Speaker

2005 Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation Annual

Meeting

Tucson, AZ,

USA

Chronic

Homelessness and

Substance Use in

Homeless Mothers

Presenter

2006 Seminar on Alcohol-

University of

California

Berkeley,

CA, USA

Homeless Mothers

and Children Invited

Speaker

2006 Nineteenth Annual


for Homeless

Portland, OR,

USA

Homelessness

Mothers and Children

Presenter


of American Public

Health Association

Boston, MA,

USA

Chronic

Homelessness and

Women

Presenter

2006 National Institute on

Drug Abuse, Division

of Epidemiology,

National Institutes of

Health

Bethesda,

MD, USA

Risk Factors of

Homeless People in

Disasters Using an

Epidemiologic

Framework. Working

Meeting on Disasters

And Substance Abuse

Invited

Speaker


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Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role


of Health Care for the

Homeless

Washington,

DC, USA

Measuring

Performance Mental

Health and Case

Management

Presenter


of American Public

Health Association,

Washington, DC

Washington,

DC, USA

Will Positive

Interventions on our

Foster Care System

Decrease Adulthood

Mental Illness and

Transiency?

Presenter

2008 2nd Annual Camillus

House Institute of

Homelessness Studies

Symposium

Miami, FL,

USA

Homelessness and the

Foster Care System Invited

Speaker

2008 21st Annual Meeting of

Health Care for the

Homeless

Phoenix, AZ,

USA

Preventing Adulthood

Homelessness, The

Link to Childhood

History of Foster

Care, Research

Symposium:

Translating Research

into Practice

Presenter

2008 136th Annual American

Public Health

Association Meeting

San Diego,

CA, USA

Designing Consumer-

Informed

Interventions for

Parents who are

Homeless or at-risk

for Homelessness

Presenter

2009 137th Annual American

Public Health

Association Meeting

Philadelphia,

PA, USA

Promising Practices

for Children and

Youth who are

Homeless or At-Risk

of Homelessness:

What does the

Research Say

Presenter

2010 Institute for Children

and Poverty

Philadelphia,

PA, USA

The Cycle of


Link with Foster Care

Invited

Speaker

2010 Center for

Homelessness

Prevention Studies,

Columbia University

New York,

NY, USA

Family Homelessness:

A Multi-System

Dilemma

Invited

Speaker


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Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role

2010 Visiting Scholar-

School of Nursing and

Public Health, Hebrew

University

Jerusalem,

Israel

Life Course

Implications of Foster

Care

Invited

Speaker


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*2013 24th International

Nursing Research

Congress, Sigma Theta

Tau International Honor

Society of Nursing

Prague,

Czech

Republic

Juggling the Needs of

Two Communities of

Practice: Nursing

Clinical Mentors

Teaching

Baccalaureate

Students

Presenter


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Hong Kong,

China

Nursing Health

Promotion

Interventions Needed

to Reduce Oral Health

Disparities: The

Situation in Israel

Presenter


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

San Juan,

Puerto Rico

1. Chronic Stress, a

Cardiovascular risk

Factor, linked to

Societal Integration in

Teenage Immigrants

of African Descent

Presenter

2. The Measurement

of Expected Filial

Piety among Elderly

Arabs Living in Israel

Faculty

Mentor -

#Reham

Dyab

3. Screen Use and

Health Habits of

Youth

Poster

Presenter

*2016 STTI/NLN Nursing

Education Research

Conference

Washington,

DC, USA

Oral Presentation

Title: Development of

a Tool to Assess

Clinical Educator

Role Perceptions

Co-Presenter

Sharon Jones

RN PhD


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Conference of The

Israel National Institute

For Health Policy

Research

Jerusalem,

Israel

Health Status and

Behaviors of

Adolescent

Immigrants and Non-

Immigrants by

Gender:

Co-Presenter

Efrat Shadmi

RN PhD

*2016 27h International

Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Cape town,

South Africa

Comparisons of

Health Status and

Behaviors of

Adolescent

Immigrants and Non-

Immigrants by Gender

Presenter

*2016 6th World Nursing and

Healthcare Conference

West

Drayton,

United

Kingdom

Expected Filial Piety,

Intergenerational

Solidarity And

Quality Of Life

Among Senior Arabs

In Israel

Faculty

Mentor -

#Reham

Dyab

*2016 42nd Annual

Conference -

Transcultural Nursing

Society

Cincinnati,

Ohio, USA

The United Kingdom,

Israel, and the USA:

The impact of

healthcare systems on

health

Co-Presenter

Vanessa

HEASLIP RN,

PhD Sue

Anderson RN

PhD

*2017 2017 National Institutes

on Health- NIDA

International Forum

Montreal,

Canada

Double Whammy:

Adverse Childhood

Events and Pain

Reflect

Symptomology and

Quality of Life in

Women in Substance

Abuse Treatment

Co-Presenter

Maayan

Lawental

PhD


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*2017 22nd Annual Meeting

of the European

Congress of Sports

Sciences (ECSS)

Essen,

Germany

Sport – More Than

The Glory Of A Gold

Medal:

Empowering At-Risk

Youth Through Sport

Excellence Programs

Co-Presenter

Maayan

Agmon PhD

Rutie Pilz-

Burstein PhD


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Dublin,

Ireland

1.Making a Cross-

Country Comparison

on Health Systems:

What Are the Possible

Study Design

Frameworks?

Presenter


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Dublin,

Ireland

2.A Case-Oriented,

Cross-Country

Comparison of Three

High Income

Countries’ Health

Systems and Health

Care Accessibility of

Vulnerable

Populations

Co-Presenter

Vanessa

Heaslip PhD

Sue

Anderson

PhD


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Dublin,

Ireland

3.Cultural Humility

and Nursing

Education for Study

Abroad Nursing

Students

Co-Presenter

Dalit

Wilhelm RN

MA


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Dublin,

Ireland

4.The Impact Of

Matched Preceptor-

Preceptee Learning

Styles On The Link

Between The Quality

Of The Preceptor-

Preceptee

Relationship And

Student Self-Efficacy

In Midwifery Students

Faculty

Mentor -

#Zophia

Rapport RN

MA


Nursing Research


Melbourne,

Australia

1.Life Satisfaction and

Realized Expectations

Post-Immigration

Presenter


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Society of Nursing

among English

Speaking Immigrants


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Melbourne,

Australia

2.Acculturation of

Healthy, College-

Educated, Female

Diaspora Immigrants

from Five English-

Speaking Countries

including Australia

Presenter

*2019 European Assocation of

Social Psychology,

Social Identity and

Intergroup Relations

Seminar marking 100th

Birthday Anniversary

of Henri Tajfel

Warsaw,

Poland

The Self-identification

of English-speaking

Olim

Co-Presenter

Laura

Dryjanska

PhD


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Calgary,

Canada

1. Immigrants’ Health,

Acculturation, and the

Work-Retirement

Continuum

Presenter

Laura

Dryjanska

PhD


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Calgary,

Canada

2. The Opportunity to

Shape an Inclusive

Public Health System

– An Example from

Israel

Presenter

Batya Madjar

RN MA

Sara Shachaf

RN PhD


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Calgary,

Canada

1. A Proposed Model

Depicting Sexual

Knowledge, Attitudes,

and Behaviour of

Adolescents Living in

Traditional Societies

Faculty

Mentor -

#Raifa

Jabareen RN

MA


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Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Calgary,

Canada

2. Nutritional

Knowledge, Lifestyle

Influences, and the

Impact on Overweight

and Obesity Rates

Among Druze

Children

Faculty

Mentor -

#Ymame

Kamal RN

MA

Doctoral

Student


Nursing Research



Society of Nursing

Calgary,

Canada

3. Feeding on Demand

and Developmental

Progress Among

Premature Neonates

Faculty

Mentor -

#Katherine

Guz RN BA

*2020 2020 Taiwan

International Nursing

Conference Endorsed

by the International

Council of Nurses

(TWINC 2020)

(accepted for Sept

2020)

Taipei,

Taiwan

Immigrant and Non-

Immigrant Mental

Health Rehabilitation

Consumers:

Comparison of

Consumer and

Providers Quality of

Life (QOL)

Assessments

Presenter

*2020 16the World Congress

on Public Health 2020

(accepted for Oct 2020)

Rome, Italy Migrant Studies Using

the Community-Based

Participatory Research

Partnership Approach

Presenter


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6B. Organization of Conference or Sessions

Date Name of

Conference

Place of

Conference

Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Role

1992 – 1994 American Public

Health Assoc.

Meeting - the

Homeless Interest

Group

Washington,

DC, USA

Vulnerable

Populations At-

Risk for

Homelessness

Committee

member to

evaluate

papers/posters

proposals

1993-1996 Sigma Theta Tau

Research

Conference

International

Honor Society for

Nurses

Indianapolis,

IN, USA

Nursing and Allied

Health Topics

Committee

member to

evaluate

papers/posters

proposals

2001 13th Annual

Conference -

Health Care for

the Homeless

Conference

Washington,

DC, USA

Vulnerable

Populations At-

Risk for

Homelessness

Planning

committee

member

2010

Health Care for

the Homeless

San

Francisco,

CA, USA

Homelessness Planning

Committee

Member

2013- Present Honor Society for

Nursing

(Founding

member)

Haifa, Israel Nursing and Allied

Health Sciences

Board

Member

2014-2015

"Before the

hospitalization He

was able to dress

himself"

Aspirations for

Better Inpatient

Outcomes for the

Elderly Person

Haifa, Israel Improving Inpatient

Outcomes for the

Elderly

Planning

Committee

Member

*2014-2017 Israeli Health and

Methodological

Marie Curie

Chapter (Funded

by European

Union, Based in

Israel)

Zichron

Yaakov,

Israel

Improving

Presentations

Founding

Member


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*2015 "Before the

hospitalization He

was able to dress

himself"

Aspirations for

Better Inpatient

Outcomes for the

Elderly Person.

University of

Haifa

Nursing and

Geriatrics

Planning

committee

member

7. Invited Lectures

Date

Place of Lecture

Name of Forum

Presentation/Comments

1993 US Department of

Housing and

Urban

Development

Washington, DC,

USA

Seminar on Topics of

Homelessness

Motor Performance

Changes in Domiciled

and Homeless Alcohol

Abusers.

1995 University of

California,

Berkeley, CA,

USA

Special Seminar on

Statistical Techniques

School of Public Health,

University of California,

Berkeley

Applications in Public

Health Research Using

Survival Analysis

1996 University of

California,

Berkeley, CA,

USA

School of Public Health,

University of California,

Berkeley

Entitlement Benefit

Income Among

Homeless Adults with

Substance Use and Major

Mental Disorders

2005 University of

California,

Berkeley, CA,

USA

Advanced Seminar –

Topics of Alcohol and

Substance Abuse

Child Neglect, Substance

Abuse and Homeless

Families: A Preliminary

Analysis


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2006 University of

California,

Berkeley, CA,

USA

Advanced Seminar –

Topics of Alcohol and

Substance Abuse

Homeless Mothers and

Children

2006 Bethesda, MD,

USA

Disasters and Substance

Abuse National Institute

on Drug Abuse (NIDA),

Division of Epidemiology,

Services and Prevention

Research, National

Institutes of Health

Risk Factors of Homeless

People in Disasters Using

an Epidemiologic

Framework. Working

Meeting on Disasters

And Substance Abuse

2008 Miami, FL, USA 2nd Annual Camillus

House Institute of

Homelessness Studies

Symposium


foster care system

2010 Philadelphia, PA,

USA

Institute for Children and

Poverty

The Cycle of


Link with Foster Care

2010 Columbia

University, NY,

NY, USA

Guest Lecture Series

Center for Homelessness

Prevention Studies

Family Homelessness: A

Multi-System Dilemma

2010 Hebrew

University

Special Presentation Life Course Implications

of Foster Care

*2015 University of

Juan Carlos,

Mosteles

Campus, Madrid,

Spain

Intergenerational Family

Solidarity

Israel Case Study on

Nurturing Family

Solidarity between

Generations

*2016 Nord University,

Levanger,

Norway

Guest Lecture – Visiting

Professor

Invited Presentation: The

Israeli Health Care &

Culture

*2017 Ivo Pilar Institute

of Social

Sciences, Zagreb,

Croatia

COST: INTERFASOl –

Intergenerational

Solidarity

Results from 11

Countries: Programs

Nurturing solidarity

between generations


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8. Colloquium Talks

Date Place of Lecture Name of Forum Presentation/Comments

1998 Arlington, VA

USA

National

Symposium on

Homelessness

Research

By Invitation Only

Two National U.S. Agencies

Department of Housing

and Urban Development

&

U.S. Department of

Health and Human

Services

2007 Washington, DC

USA.

National

Symposium on

Homelessness

Research

By Invitation Only

Two National U.S. Agencies

Department of Housing

and Urban Development

U.S. Department of

Health and Human

Services

*2015 Misrad HaBruit

Haifa, Israel

Public Health Nursing:

A Perspective from the

US

Developing an advanced

practice community nurses in

in Israel

*2016 University of

Indiana-South

Bend, Indiana USA

Israeli Culture and

Disparities in Health

Care

Invited Presentation to faculty

and students

*2016 University of

Stavanger, Norway

Research Program in

Israel

Discussion on International

Collaborations with Faculty

and Affiliated Researchers

*2016 Eroni Hay, High

School, Haifa,

Israel

Health Differences

between Immigrant and

Non-Immigrant

Students

With Efrat Shadmi RN PhD –

Discussed findings of Study

with High School Teachers

and Principal

*2017 CESIS - Centro de

Estudos para a

Intervencao

SocialAvenida

Lisbon, Portugal

Measuring Homeless in

Israel

Invitation Only – Researchers

and officials interested in

growing homelessness and

methodology of counts.

*2017 Campus HaNamal,

University of

Haifa, Israel

Life Satisfaction

among English-

Speaking Olim

Community presentation to

lay audience along with

several Nonprofit Agencies

(Nefesh B'Nefesh, Telfed,

AACI)

*2018 George Mason

University

Fairfax, VA, USA

Community Health

Care and Vulnerable

Populations

Collegial presentation –

Sharing information on

nursing programs and

community health care

systems


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9. Research Grants

9A. Grants Awarded

C=Competitive; PI= Principal Investigator; Dual PI=Dual Principal Investigators;

Co-PI=Co-Principal Investigator; Co-I= Co-Investigator

Year Role in

Research

Co-

Researchers

Topic Funded By Amount/

Publications

1994-

1996

PI Service Use and

Homelessness

for Men,

Women and

Families

National Institutes

of Health - NIMH-

R03 MH51651 (C)

$88,391

Publications-

D13,D14, D18

1994-

1995

PI Nancy Hilton

MD

(Co-I)

Coordination of

Services for

Children At-

Risk for

Homelessness,

US Department of

Health & Human

Services, (DHHS),

HRSA, Bureau of

Primary Health

Care (BPHC)

CSH 901930-09-0

(C)

$99,998

Publication-

D11

1995-

2000

Principal

Investigator

Nancy Hilton

MD (Co-I)

Coordination of

Services for

Children At-

Risk for

Homelessness,

US Department of

Health & Human

Services, (DHHS),

HRSA Bureau of

Primary Health

Care (BPHC)

CSH 901930-09-0

(C)

$1,797,592

Publications-

D15, D17,

D19, D20

1996 PI Marguerite

Wright EdD

(Co-PI)

Behavioral

Health for

Preschool

Children who

are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

Cleveland

Foundation

(Matching Grant to

San Francisco

Foundation)

$5,000

Publication-

D37


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1996 PI - Pilot Study:

Outcomes for

Homeless

persons

US Department of

Health & Human

Services, (DHHS),

HRSA Bureau of

Primary Health

Care (BPHC)

CSH 901930

Supplement

$5,000

Publication-

D23

1996 PI Bertram

Lubin MD

(PI) of Center

Grant

Pediatric

Clinical

Research Center

- Promoting

Pediatric

Preventive

Health Care

Services

National Institute

on Health -

National Center for

Research

Resources (NCRR)

3M01RR001271-

20S10332 (C)

$17,457

Publication-

D29

1997-

1998

PI Tammy Tam

PhD,

Marjorie

Robertson

PhD (Co-PI)

Alcohol,

Services,

Treatment and

Work among

Homeless

Adults

National Institute

on Health -

Alcohol Abuse and

Alcoholism

(NIAAA)

R01 AA12019 (C)

$171, 315

Publication-

D25, D26,

D27, D28

1997-

1998

Co-PI Marjorie

Robertson

PhD (PI)

Drug Problem &

the Course of

Homelessness

US National

Institute of Drug

Abuse (NIDA)

R01 DA09334 (C)

$174,998

Publications-

D21, D24

1997-

1998

PI Marguerite

Wright EdD

(Co-PI)

Stakeholders

Evaluation of

Project SPARK

San Francisco

Foundation (C)

$3,930

Publication-

I2

1998 PI Stephanie

Maurer MA

(Co-I)

Focus Groups –

Evaluating the

CVC

Children’s Hospital

Foundation

$6,500


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1998 PI Development of

Valid &

Reliable Scale

Measuring Case

Management

US Department of

Health & Human

Services, (DHHS),

HRSA Bureau of

Primary Health

Care (BPHC)

CSH Supplement

$10,000

Publication-

D23

1998 PI Creation of CQI

System to

Assess

Outcomes

US DHHS, BPHC

Supplement

$10,000

Publication-

D30

1998-

1999

PI Nancy Hilton

MD (Co-I)

Coordination of

Care for

Children and

Families who

are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

US DHHS, BPHC

CSH 901930 (C)

$2,321,511

Publication-

D32

1998-

1999

PI Supporting

Parents to Help

Themselves

San Francisco

Foundation (C)

$34,999

Publication-

D22

1998-

1999

PI Tammy Tam

PhD,

Kimberly

Bradley PsyD

(Co-I)

Examining

Patterns of

Substance

Abuse and Child

Neglect Among

Homeless

Families

Robert Wood

Johnson

Foundation (RWJ),

Substance Abuse

Policy Research

Program (SAPRP)

052826 (C)

$84,000

Publications-

D31, D33, D36


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1999 PI Promoting

Pediatric

Preventive

Health Care

Services

Alpha Eta Chapter

of Sigma Theta

Tau, University of

California, San

Francisco (pilot

study) (C)

$2,000

Publication-

D22

1999 PI Marguerite

Wright EdD

(Co-PI)

Collaboration on

Behavioral

Health

Interventions for

Preschool

Children who

are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

San Francisco

Foundation (C)

$65,000

Publication-

D37

1999-

2005

PI Patricia

Chase MD,

Tammy Tam

PhD

(Co-I)

Primary & Case

Management

Services for

Children in

Families who

are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

US DHHS,

HRSA/BPHC

UDS 091850 (C)

$3,696,354

Publications-

D34, D35

2006-

2010

PI Patricia

Chase MD,

Tammy Tam

PhD

(Co-I)

Expanded

Medical

Capacity

US DHHS,

HRSA/BPHC

UDS 091850 (C)

$1,439,964

Publication-

D39

2007-

2009

PI Marguerite

Wright EdD

(Dual-PI)

Parenting

Groups -

Transitional

Families

Children’s Hospital

Foundation

$2,500


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2008-

2009

PI Tammy Tam

PhD

(Co-PI)

Lifecourse

Outcomes: The

Impact of Foster

Care on

Adulthood,

California

Program on

Access to Care

University of

California, Office

of the President (C)

$64,536

Publication-

D38

2009-

2010

PI Patricia

Chase MD,

Tammy Tam

PhD

(Co-I)

Oral Health for

Children who

are Homeless or

At-Risk (suppl)

DHHS,

HRSA/BPHC UDS

091850 (C)

$499,998

2009-

2011

PI Tammy Tam

PhD

(Co-PI)

ARRA-Increase

Services for

Health Centers

DHHS, HRSA

H88CS12484 (C)

$119,590

2009-

2011

PI ARRA-

Infrastructure in

Preparation for

EMR

DHHS, HRSA

C81CS13420 (C)

$341,595

2010-

2015

PI Grant

transferred on

March 2012

to US-based

PI (Allison

Briscoe-

Smith)

Primary and

Case

Management

Services for

Children in

Families who

are Homeless or

At-Risk for

Homelessness

US DHHS,

HRSA/BPHC

UDS 091850

(Competing

Renewal) (C)

$3,788,289

Publication -

D41, D42

2012-

2016

PI Dr Daphna

Carmeli-

Birenbaum;

Dr. Hadass

Goldblatt;

Dr. Efrat

Shadmi

(Co-PI)

Native-Born

Youth of

African

Immigrants and

Cardiovascular

Risk: A Mixed

Methods Study

European Union

FP-7 303525

People-Marie Curie

Community

Research

Programme (C)

100,000€

Publications -

D47, D52,

D55, D62


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*2013-

2016

PI Preventive

Physical and

Oral Health

Care Utilization

Use between

Mother and

Child in Low-

Income

Populations

Children's Hospital

Oakland Research

Institute (CHORI)

$60,000

Publications -

D45, D54

*2017 -

2019

PI Resilience,

Resources,

Health Habits

and Health

Status:

Comparison

among Non-

Immigrant, and

1st and 2nd

Generation

Immigration

Youth (The R2-

H2 Study)

KAMEA (Klitat

Madenim Olim –

Dor B) -Absorption

of Immigrant

Scientists

176,000₪

9B. Internal Grants

Year Role in

Research

Co-

Researchers

Topic Funded By Amount

*2013 PI Maayan

Agmon

(Dual PI)

Health Status of

Youth in Israeli

Boarding Schools

Cheryl Spencer

Institute of Nursing

Research

9,000₪

Publications -

D46, D51


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*2016 PI Carmit

Shpigelman

(Dual PI)

An examination

of the relationship

between self-

treatment

response in

patients with type

2 diabetes and

multi drugs, self-

stigma and

depressive

symptoms

Cheryl Spencer

Institute of Nursing

Research

5,000₪

9C. Submission of Pending Research Proposals

Year Role in

Research

Co-

Researchers

Topic Funded By Amount

*2020-

2024

PI Laura

Dryjanska

(Co-PI)

Working Adult

Immigrants: A

Longitudinal

Study on

Environment,

Acculturation and

Health

Israel Science

Foundation (ISF)

(C)

525,000₪

10. Scholarships, Awards and Prizes

1981-1982 Professional Nursing Trainee, Rush University, Chicago, IL USA

1991 Otis Clapp Research Award, American Association of Occ. Nursing ($2,000)

1987-1991 Occupational Health Fellowship, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD USA

1983 Sigma Theta Tau (National Honor Society for Nursing)


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11. Teaching

11A. Courses Taught Before Joining the University of Haifa

B.A.= Bachelor's Degree -Nursing Generic;

M.A. /M.S.N. = Master's Degree-Nursing

B.A. – International = Bachelor's Degree-International Students and Taught in English

M.P.T.=Master's Degree-Physical Therapy

M.P.A.=Master's Degree-Physician's Assistant

D.P.M. = Doctorate in Podiatric Medicine

Year Name of Course Type of Course

Lecture/Seminar/

Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Degree Average

Number of

Students/cla

ss

1999-2004 PT 246/PhyTh 755

- Research

Methods I

Lecture/Introductory

Course

M.P.T. 30

1999-2002 PT 256 - Research

Methods II


Course

M.P.T. 30

2001 Nu 403 –

Epidemiology and

Biostatistics


Course

M.S.N. 22

2002 PM 720 –

Introduction to

Research Methods


Course

D.P.M. 40

2002-2007 PA401/PA 690 –

Research Methods


Course

M.P.A. 32


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11B. Courses Taught in Recent Years

Year Name of Course Type of Course

Lecture/Seminar/

Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Degree Average

Number of

Students/

class

*2011 Statistical Analysis

Using the

Computer SPSS

Seminar/Introductory

Course

B.A 50

*2012-

Present

Research Methods Lecture/ Introductory

Course

M.A 35

*2012-

Present

Publishing for Peer

Review (Taught in

English)

Seminar M.A 6

*2012-

Present

Health Promotion Seminar/Introductory

Course

B.A. –

International

22

*2012-

Present

Community

Intervention

(Taught in English)

Lecture B.A. –

International

21

*2012-

Present

Trans-cultural and

Multi-cultural

Nursing (Taught in

English)

Lecture B.A. –

International

21

*2012 -

2014

Israeli and World

Health Systems

(Taught in English)

Lecture B.A. –

International

21

*2017-

Present

At-Risk Children

and Youth

Seminar M.A 28


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11C. Supervision of Graduate Students

Name of

Student

Supervisor Title of Thesis Degree Date of

Completi

on

Students’

Achievement

Master’s Students

Karen

Franchino

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Non-Thesis, Special

Research Project

MSW

/MPH,

University

of

California,

Berkeley

1997 One

Publication

(D10)

Leanna

Lewis

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Needs and Implications

for Group Work to

Promote Resiliency for

Inner City, Minority

Girls

MSW, San

Jose State

University,

San Jose,

CA

2004 Gave

multiple

presentations

as program

manager for

UCSF

Program in

Medical

Education for

the Urban

Underserved

Erica (Zoe)

Reyes

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Developing Attitudes in

Developing Doctors:

Addressing Health Care

Barriers for Homeless

Children and Families

MSW,

California

State

University

of the East

Bay,

Hayward,

CA

2010 Awarded

Research

Grant by

California

State

University-

East Bay,

Presentation

at American

Public Health

Association

Meeting

*Reham

Dyab

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Solidarity between

Generations, and Quality

of Life and Morale

among Arab-Israelis

MA 2015 Presentation

at

International

Conference-

STTI 2015


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*Zophiya

Rapaport

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Self-Efficacy in

Midwifery Students: The

Impact of Student-

Preceptor Connection

and Learning Style

MA 2016- not

completed

Presentation

at

International

Conference-

STTI 2017

*Avital

Amir

Carmit

Shpigelman

PhD

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Examining the

Relationship between

Self-treatment Response,

Stigma and Depressive

Symptoms in Patients

with Type 2 Diabetes

MA 2019

*Mohammed

Ganim

Einav

Srulovici

RN PhD

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

The relationship between

occupational stress and

job satisfaction in

dialysis departments'

work environment

MA 2019 7th

International

Jerusalem

Conference

2019, Poster

One submitted

paper D63

*Katherine

Guz

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Feeding on Demand and

Developmental Progress

among Premature

Neonates

MA 2020 Presentation

at

International

Conference-

STTI 2019,

poster

*Uzi Nisim

together

Efrat

Shadmi RN

PhD

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Examination of the

relationship between

"determining factors",

"enabling factors" and

"causes of need" in a

multi-dimensional model

for the reasons for

repeated hospitalization

among consumers of

mental health

rehabilitation services

MA 2018-In

Progress


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Doctoral Students

* Raifa

Jabareen

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Sexual education for

adolescents in Israeli

Arab high schools

PhD 2018-In

Progress

Scholarship

to

Luxembourg

(Prof Dieter

Ferring) via

EU COST

Short

Mission-

Intergenerati

onal

Solidarity

January-

March 2017

Presentation-

International

Conference

STTI 2019,

Lecture

Two

submitted

papers K2,

K6

*Yamame

Whaby-

Kamal

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Risk for Obesity in

Children from the Druze

Community

PhD 2019- In

Progress

International

Conference-

STTI 2019,

poster


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Post-Doctoral Fellows

Kimberly

Bradley

PsyD

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Family Reunification

Services for African

American Homeless

Mothers with Histories of

Substance Abuse

Problems

Post-

Doctoral

Mentorship

2006 Completed

Research-

Post-doctoral

Robert Wood

Johnson

(SAPRP)

052826

Publications

(D31, D33 &

D36)

*Laura

Dryjanska

PhD

Cheryl

Zlotnick RN

DrPH

Interventions Promoting

Intergenerational

Solidarity Among

Immigrants

Post-

Doctoral

Mentorship

2017 Funded by EU

COST Short

Mission on

Intergeneratio

nal Solidarity

January 2017

(Postdoctoral

Fellow from

Sapienza -

University of

Rome,

Research

Center and

Multimedia

Lab of

European

/International

Joint Ph.D. in

Social

Representatio

ns and

Communicati

on)

(Publications

D56, D58,

D59 & D60)


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PUBLICATIONS

H Index: 22; Citations: 1983 (Google Scholar)

NOTES: Order of authors according to contribution

# - Indicates publications with past students or postdoctoral fellows.

IF- Impact Factor (Thompson Reuters Web of Science ranking for the year of

publication or the year closest to publication)

R – Ranking Quartile (Thompson Reuters Web of Science)

V – Vatat List (The Israeli High Council of Education's ranking)

A. Doctoral Dissertation

Zlotnick, Cheryl. Change of Motor Performance Impairment in Recovering Alcoholics.

Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University, School of Hygiene and Public Health, 302pp.

(Supervised by Pamela Fischer PhD & Jacqueline Agnew PhD)

B. Edited Books (Refereed)

*1. Zlotnick C. (Editor) (2014) Children Living in Transition: Helping Homeless and Foster

Care Children and Families. NY: Columbia University, Press, 244pp .

C. Monographs

None.

D. Articles in Refereed Journals

Published

1. Zlotnick C. (1984) Gathering a thesis committee. Nursing Outlook 32(6), 346.

(IF-1997: 0.721, Nursing -Q1: 5/41, v)

2. Zlotnick C. (1987) Pediculosis corporis and the homeless. Journal of Community Health

Nursing 4(1), 43-48.

(No Information Available)

3. Zlotnick C. (1987) Why Jessie Can’t Rest. Nursing 17(3), 120.



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4. Zlotnick C & Decker R. (1991) Home visiting outcomes and quality of life measures.

Journal of Community Health Nursing 8(4), 207-14.


5. Zlotnick C. (1992) An example of a public health quality assurance system. Public Health

Nursing 9(2), 133-7.

(IF – 2002: 0.486, Nursing – Q4: 21/32, v)

6. Zlotnick C & Cassanego M. (1992) Unemployment and Health. Nursing and Health Care

13(2), 78-82.


7. Robertson MJ, Zlotnick C & Westerfelt A. (1993) Homeless men and women in public

alcohol treatment. Contemporary Drug Problems 20(3), 499-519.


8. Zlotnick C & Gould P. (1993) Prenatal quality of life (QOL) outcomes for a public health

quality assurance system. Journal of Nursing Quality Care 7(3), 35-45.


9. Zlotnick C, Fischer PJ & Agnew JA. (1995) Perceptuomotor function of homeless males in

alcohol rehabilitation. Journal of Substance Abuse 7(2), 235-44.


10. Honnas R & Zlotnick C. (1995) Quality assurance in action: development of a childhood

anemia audit tool. Journal of Nursing Quality Care 9(4), 72-77.


11. Zlotnick C, #Franchino K, St Claire N, Cox K & St John M. (1996) The impact of family

therapy of pregnant and parenting women in substance abuse treatment. Journal of

Substance Abuse Treatment 13(3), 195-202.

(IF-1997: 0.735, Substance Abuse - Q2: 8/19; Psychology, Clinical – Q2: 43/85, v)

12. Fitzgerald ST, Zlotnick C & Kolodner KB. (1996) Factors related to functional status

following percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty. Heart and Lung 25(1), 24-30.

(IF-1997: 0.473, Cardiac – Q3: 45/62, v)

13. Zlotnick C & Robertson MJ. (1996) Sources of income among homeless adults with major

mental disorders or substance use disorders. Psychiatric Services 47(2), 147-151.

(IF -1997: 1.327, Psychiatry - Q3: 33/67, v)

14. Robertson MJ, Zlotnick C & Westerfelt A. (1997) Drug disorders and treatment contact

among homeless men and women in Alameda County. American Journal of Public Health

87(2), 221-228.

(IF-1997: 3.453, Public Health - Q1: 1/52, v)


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15. Klee L, Kronstadt D & Zlotnick C. (1997) Foster care's youngest: a preliminary report.

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 67(2), 290-299.

(IF-1997: 1.718, Psychiatry – Q2: 26/67, v)

16. Zlotnick C & Agnew J. (1997) Neuropsychological function and Psychosocial Status of

Alcohol Rehabilitation Program Residents. Addictive Behaviors 22(2), 183-194.

(IF – 1997: 0.922, Substance Abuse - Q1: 4/19; Psychology, Clinical – Q2: 28/85 , v)

17. Zlotnick C, Kronstadt D & Klee L. (1998) Foster care children and family homelessness.

American Journal of Public Health 88, 1368-1370.

(IF – 1998: 3.576, Public Health - Q1: 1/49, v)

18. Zlotnick C, Robertson MJ & Lahiff M. (1998) Longitudinal perspective on entitlement

income among homeless adults. Psychiatric Services 49(8), 1039-1042.

(IF -1998: 1.424, Psychiatry – Q2: 31/77, v)

19. Zlotnick C, Robertson MJ, & Wright MA. (1999) The impact of childhood foster care and

other out-of-home placement on homeless women and their children. Child Abuse and

Neglect 23(11), 1057-1068.

(IF -1999: 1.092, Family Studies – Q2: 8/31; Psychology, Social – Q1: 3/33, v)

20. Zlotnick C, Kronstadt D, & Klee L. (1999) Essential case management services for young

children in foster care. Community Mental Health Journal 35(5), 421-430.

(IF -1999: 0.724, Health Policy – Q3: 25/43; Psychiatry - Q3: 49/79: Public Health – Q3:

23/52, v)

21. Zlotnick C, Robertson MJ & Lahiff M. (1999) Getting off the streets: economic resources

and residential exits from homelessness. Journal of Community Psychology 27(2), 209-224.

(IF -1999: 0.658, Public Health – Q2; 25/52, v)

22. Zlotnick C, Wright MA, Cox K, Te'o I, & Stewart-Felix P. (2000) Family empowerment

club: parent support and education for related caregivers. Child & Youth Care Forum, 29

(2), 97-112.


23. Zlotnick C & Marks L. (2002) Case management services among ten federally-funded

Health Care for the Homeless Projects. Children’s Services: Policy, Research & Practice

5(2), 113-122.


24. Zlotnick C, Robertson MJ, & Tam T. (2002) Substance use and labor force participation

among homeless adults. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 28(1), 37-53.

(IF – 2002: 1.280, Psychology – Q2: 32/83; Substance Abuse – Q2: 5/19, v)


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25. Zlotnick C, Robertson MJ, & Tam T. (2003) Substance use and separation of homeless

mothers from their children. Addictive Behaviors 28(8), 1373-1383.

(IF -2003: 1.584, Substance Abuse – Q2: 7/19; Psychology, Clinical – Q1: 17/83 , v)

26. Zlotnick C, Tam T, & Robertson MJ. (2003) Disaffiliation, substance abuse and exiting

homelessness. Substance Use and Misuse 38(3-6), 577-599.

(IF – 2003: 0.566, Psychiatry – Q4: 68/88; Substance Abuse – Q4: 9/9, v)

27. Tam T, Zlotnick C & Robertson MJ. (2003) Longitudinal perspective: adverse childhood

events, substance abuse and labor force participation among homeless adults. American

Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 29(4), 829-846.

(IF – 2003: 1.057, Psychology – Q2: 34/83; Substance Abuse – Q3: 10/19, v)

28. Zlotnick C, Tam T, & Robertson MJ. (2004) Adverse childhood events, substance abuse and

measures of affiliation. Addictive Behaviors 29(6), 1177-1181.


29. Zlotnick C & Soman L. (2004) Impact of insurance lapse among low-income children.

Journal of Urban Health 81(4), 568-583.

(IF -2004: 1.341, Medicine - Q2: 35/103; Public Health - Q3: 49/93, v)

30. Strehlow A, Kline S, Zerger S, Zlotnick C & Profitt B. (2005) Health Care for the Homeless

(HCH): assessment of adapted clinical practice guidelines. Journal of the American Academy

of Nurse Practitioners 17(11), 433-441.


31. Zlotnick C, Tam T, & #Bradley K. (2007) Impact of adulthood trauma on homeless

mothers. Community Mental Health Journal 43(1), 13-32.

(IF – 2007: 1.323, Health Policy & Services – Q3: 21/40; Psychiatry – Q3: 46/82; Public

Health – Q2: 35/70, v)

32. Zlotnick C. (2007) Community- versus individual-level indicators and pediatric health

care. Journal of Urban Health 84(10), 45-59.

(IF – 2007: 1.585, Medicine - Q2: 40/100; Public Health - Q3: 52/100, v)

33. Tam T, Zlotnick C & #Bradley K. (2008) The link between homeless women’s mental health

and service use. Psychiatric Services 59(9), 1004-1010.

(IF -2008: 2.481, Psychiatry – Q2: 48/101; Public Health – Q2: 28/105 , v)

34. Zlotnick C & Zerger S. (2008) Survey findings on characteristics and health status of clients

treated by federally funded (US) Health Care for the Homeless Programs. Health & Social

Care in the Community, 17(1), 18-26.

(IF – 2008: 1.054, Social Work - Q1: 7/29; Public Health – Q3: 52/76, v)


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35. Zlotnick C. (2009) What research tells us about the intersecting streams of homelessness

and foster care. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 79(3), 319-325.

(IF – 2009: 2.211, Psychiatry – Q2: 35/94, v)

36. Zlotnick C, Tam T, & #Bradley K. (2010) Long-term and chronic homelessness in

homeless women and women with children. Social Work in Public Health (formerly Journal

of Health and Social Policy), 25(4), 470-485

(No Information Available).

37. Zlotnick C, Wright M, Sanchez RM, Murga-Kusnir R & Te’o-Bennett I. (2010)

Adaptation of community based participatory research methods to gain community input on

identifying indicators of successful parenting. Child Welfare 89(4), 9-27.

(IF -2010: 0.657, Family Studies – Q3: 28/40; Social Work – Q3: 21/39, v)

*38. Zlotnick C, Tam T & Soman LA. (2012) Lifecourse outcomes on mental and physical

health: the impact of foster care on adulthood. American Journal of Public Health 102(3),

534-540.


*39. Zlotnick C, Tam T & Zerger S. (2012) Common needs but divergent interventions for U.S.

homeless and foster care children: results from a systematic review. Health & Social Care

in the Community, 20(5):449-76. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2524.2011.01053.x.

(IF-2012: 1.185, Social Work - Q1: 8/38; Public Health – Q3: 79/139, v)

*40. Pud D, Zlotnick C & Lowenthal E. (2012) Pain, depression and sleep disorders among

methadone maintenance treatment patients. Addictive Behaviors 37(11), 1205-1210.


*41. Barbosa P, Raymonde G, Zlotnick C, Wilk J & Mitchell III JL. (2013) Mindfulness based

stress reduction training increases empathy and reduces anxiety for graduate healthcare

students. Education for Health: Change in Learning and Practice 26(1), 9-14.


*42. Zlotnick C, Zerger S & Wolfe P. (2013) Health care for the homeless: what we have learned

in the past 30 years and what's next. American Journal of Public Health, 103, S199–S205


*43. Wilhelm D & Zlotnick C. (2014) Nursing students in a global learning environment:

creative teaching methods on culture, emotion and communication. Journal of Transcultural

Nursing, 25, 296-302.

(IF – 2014: 0.659, Nursing – Q3: 80/109, v)

*44. Zlotnick C, Baron-Epel O, Zusman SP & Keinan-Boker L. (2014) Trends and predictors of

primary dental care health services for adults in Israel. Community Dental Health 31(4),

212-218.

(IF – 2014: 0.604, Dentistry - Q4: 76/86, v)

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http://198.81.200.2/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B7577-4XM3730-6&_user=10&_coverDate=07%2F31%2F2009&_rdoc=6&_fmt=high&_orig=browse&_srch=doc-info(%23toc%2312891%232009%23999209996%231553180%23FLP%23display%23Volume)&_cdi=12891&_sort=d&_docanchor=&_ct=17&_acct=C000050221&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=d50cb7e2d7f144d446906c345525823f


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*45. Zisberg A, Zlotnick C, Gur-Yaish N, Admi H, Sinoff G, & Shadmi, E. (2015) Functional

decline and satisfaction with nursing care among older hospitalized adults. International

Journal of Nursing Practice, 21, 645-652. DOI: 10.1111/ijn.12289

(IF -2015: 0.980, Nursing – Q3: 67/116, v)

*46. Agmon M, Zlotnick C, & Finkelstein A. (2015) The relationship between mentoring on

healthy behaviors and well-being among Israeli youth in boarding schools. BMC-Pediatrics

15:11 DOI 10.1186/s12887-015-0327-6

(IF – 2014: 1.813, Pediatrics – Q2: 45/120, v)

*47. Zlotnick C, Goldblatt H, Shadmi E, Carmeli D, & Tayshaw O. (2015) A qualitative study

assessing cardiovascular risk factors: the accumulative stressors influencing societal

integration of teenage African immigrants. BMC Public Health, 15:785. DOI:

10.1186/s12889-015-2122-6

(IF – 2015: 2.209, Public Health Q2: 58/173, v)

*48. Sznitman S, Zlotnick C, Harel-Fish Y. (2015) Normalization Theory: does it accurately

describe temporal changes in adolescent drunkenness and smoking? Drug and Alcohol

Review 35, 424-432. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dar.12351/full

(IF -2015: 2.405, Substance Abuse – Q2: 13/34, v)

*49. Shpigelman C, Zlotnick C, & Brand, R. (2016) Attitudes towards nurses with disabilities:

promoting social inclusion. Journal of Nursing Education, 55(8), 441-449. DOI:

10.3928/01484834-20160715-04.

(IF -2016: 0.957, Nursing – Q3: 71/116, v)

*50. Zlotnick C, Jones SM, Koren A, Peters A, Torsvik M, Saffer C & Wilhelm D. (2016). Work

role perspectives of clinical instructors from three countries. Nursing Education Perspectives

37(5), 250-255. doi: 10.1097/01.NEP.0000000000000061


*51. Zlotnick C, Goldblatt H, Carmeli D, Dishon Y, Tayshaw O, & Shadmi E. (2016) Adolescent

immigrants, the impact of gender on health status. European Journal of Public Health,

27(3), 453-459. doi:10.1093/eurpub/ckw208

(IF – 2016: 2.431, Public Health – Q1: 28/157, v)

*52. Zlotnick C, Finkelstein A, & Agmon M. (2017). A matched case-control study comparing

the health status of youth village alumni in Israel to the general population. Health & Social

Care in the Community, 25(3), 912–922. doi: 10.1111/hsc.12379

(IF – 2017: 2.039, Social Work - Q1: 7/42; Public Health – Q2: 47/157, v)

*53. Zlotnick C, Lawental M, Pud D. (2017) Double whammy: adverse childhood events and pain

reflect symptomology and quality of life in women in substance abuse treatment. Social

Work in Health 56(3), 189-201 DOI: 10.1080/00981389.2016.1265629

(IF – 2017: 1.097, Social Work - Q2: 19/42, v)


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*54. Zlotnick C, Tam T & Ye Y. (2017) Statewide Policy Change in Pediatric Dental Care, and

the Impact on Pediatric Dental and Physician Visits. Maternal and Child Health Journal,

21(10), 1941-1948 DOI: 10.1007/s10995-017-2310-3


*55. Zlotnick C, Goldblatt H, Carmeli D, Tayshaw O, Dishon Y, & Shadmi E. (2018) Social

gradient and heterogeneity in adolescent immigrants' health risk and healthcare experiences.

European Journal of Pediatrics 177(2), 221-228. DOI: 10.1007/s00431-017-3052-3

(IF – 2018: 2.188, Pediatrics - Q2: 45/125, v)

*56. #Dryjanska L & Zlotnick C. (2018) Intergenerational family solidarity as a migration

compass. Journal of Family Issues 1-33. DOI: 10.1177/0192513X18806026

(IF – 2018: 1.607, Family Studies - Q2: 20/46, v)

*57. Zlotnick C & Shpigelman C. (2018) A 5-step framework to promote nursing community

inclusivity: the example of nurses with disabilities. Journal of Clinical Nursing 27, 3787-

3796. DOI: 10.1111/jocn.14566

(IF -2018: 1.635, Nursing - Q2: 30/115, v)

*58. #Dryjanska L & Zlotnick C. (2019) Wannabe Israeli: Immigrants wrestling with their

identity. Quality and Quantity, 53(5), 2557-2574. DOI: 10.1007/s11135-019-00871-z (IF – 2017: 1.072, Social Sciences – Q3: 50/98, v).

*59. Madjar B, Shachaf S, & Zlotnick C. (2019) Changing the current health system's vision for

disease prevention and health promotion. International Nursing Review, 66, 490-497. DOI:

10.1111/inr.12535

(IF – 2018: 1.562; Nursing 38/120: Q2, v).

*60. Zlotnick C, Goldblatt H, Carmeli D, Tayshaw O, & Shadmi E (2019) The Impact of

Adolescents' Racial and Ethnic Self-Identity on Hope. Health & Social Care in the

Community, 27(5), e705-e715. DOI: 10.1111/hsc.12795

(IF – 2018: 1.573, Social Work - Q1: 8/43; Public Health – Q3: 86/164, v).

*61. Zlotnick C, #Dryjanska L, & Suckerman S. (2020) The Association Between Acculturation

Variables and Life Satisfaction Among Israeli Immigrants from Four English-Speaking

Countries. Journal of Happiness Studies, 21(4):1437-1444. DOI: 10.1007/s10902-019-

00137-3

(IF – 2018: 2.511, Social Sciences – Q1: 14/104, v; Psychology – Q1: 32/137).

*62. Zlotnick C & #Dryjanska L. (2020) Immigrants’ Health, Acculturation, and the Work-

Retirement Continuum. Health & Social Work, 45 (1), 13-22. DOI: 10.1093/hsw/hlz039

(IF – 2018: 1.573, Social Work - Q1: 8/43; Public Health – Q3: 86/164, v).

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10902-019-00137-3

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10902-019-00137-3


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*63. #Ganim M, Srulovici E, & Zlotnick C (Accepted for Publication). Do work resources

moderate the challenge of work demands and occupational strain, which increase job

satisfaction in hemodialysis units? Journal of Nursing Management.

doi:10.1111/jonm.12973

(IF – 2018: 2.386, Nursing – Q1: 12/120, v)

Accepted for Publication

*64. Zlotnick C, Broese van Groenou M, Orban A, Corrigan T, Coimbra S, Kirtava Z,

Holdsworth C, Comas-d'Argemir D, Alipranti L, Gadet C, Pavia G. Lessons Learned from

Eleven Countries' on Programs Promoting Intergenerational Solidarity. Under review by –

Family Relations (34 pages)

(IF – 2018: 1.284, Social Work – Q2: 13/43).

E. Articles or Chapters in Scientific Books

Published

*1. Zlotnick C & DeVoss L. (2014). Transitional families: where do I begin? In C. Zlotnick

(Ed.), Children Living in Transition: Helping Homeless and Foster Care Children and

Families (pp. 3-22). New York: Columbia University Press.

*2. Zlotnick C. (2014). A systems dilemma: intergenerational foster care and homelessness. In

C. Zlotnick (Ed.), Children Living in Transition: Helping Homeless and Foster Care

Children and Families (pp. 205-228). New York: Columbia University Press.

Accepted for Publication

*1. Shpigelman C & Zlotnick C (Accepted for Publication). Country Report – Israel:

Intergenerational Solidarity among Israeli Families. In I Albert, M Emirhafizovic, CN

Shpigelman, & U Trummer, (Ed.) Series Perspectives on Human Development: Families

and Family Values in Society and Culture (18pp). Charlotte, NC: Information Age

Publishing (IAP).


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F. Articles in Conference Proceedings

None.

G. Entries in Encyclopedias

None.

H. Other Scientific Publications

1. Zlotnick C. (1982) Is Achievement Motivation a Factor of Job Satisfaction? Master’s

Thesis, Rush University, College of Nursing in Chicago, IL

I. Other Publications

1. Zlotnick C & Galbraith J. (1991) Public health nurses: partners in the community. Spectrum

1(8), 16.

2. Zlotnick C, Maurer S, Wright MA & Jones T. (2007, Winter) The Story of Project SPARK.

Children and Families Magazine 21(1), 26-31.

*3. Hadid S., Wilhelm D & Zlotnick C. (2019). Sigma charters Israel chapter. Reflections on

Nursing Leadership

J. Other Works Connected with my Scholarly Field

1. Zlotnick C. (1997) Evaluation Report of the Chemical Addiction Recovery Efforts (CARE)

Program. For Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT). Oakland, CA: Children's

Hospital Oakland.

2. Zlotnick C, Hilton N & Ricketson C. (2002) Immunization Status of Children with Case

Management Services. Oakland, CA: Children’s Hospital and Research Center at Oakland.

K. Submitted Publications

*1. #Jabareen R & Zlotnick C. The Galaxy Model: Examining Youth Sexuality in Traditional

Societies Undergoing Change, Under review by Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive

Health (30 pages)

(IF – 2018: 1.569, Social Work – Q1: 9/43, v)


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*2. #Dryjanska L & Zlotnick C. A manuscript titled Faith, Hope, and… Expectations Prior to

Immigration and Life Satisfaction Among Latinos. Under review by - Journal of Positive

Psychology (30 pages)

(IF – 2018: 3.225, Psych – Q1: 22/137, v)

*3. Zlotnick C. Integrative Review of Community-Based Participatory Research Partnerships in

Quantitative Studies on Migrants. Under review by – Journal of Society for Social Work &

Research (44 pages)

(IF – 2018: 1.508, Social Work – Q1: 10/43, v)

*4. Zlotnick C, Lavon-Manor I, & Srulovici E. Health Status, Family Context and Health

Behaviors in 2nd Generation Immigrant and Non-immigrant Youth. Under review by – Youth

& Society (30 pages)

(IF – 2018: 2.523, Social Issues – Q1: 5/42, v; Social Sci – Interdiscip – Q1: 13/104, v;

Sociology – Q1: 22/148, v)

*5. #Jabareen R & Zlotnick C. The Community-Based Participatory Research approach:

Designing the study on Palestinian Israeli adolescents’ sexuality, Under review by Ethnicity

& Health (27 pages)

(IF – 2018: 2.671, Ethnic Studies – Q1: 1/18, v)

*6. Zlotnick C, #Nisim U, Gelkopf M, Roe D, & Shadmi E. Quality of life of immigrants and

non-immigrants in psychiatric rehabilitation, Under review by Psychiatry Rehabilitation (24

pages)

(IF – 2018: 2.270, Rehabilitation – Q1: 7/69; Psychiatry – Q2: 59/142, v)

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