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CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME: Daniel Richard Wilson, M.D., Ph.D.
EDUCATION:
1979 BA Anthropology Yale College, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
1983 MD Medicine University of Iowa, College of Medicine, Iowa City, Iowa, USA
1996 Diploma Leadership Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead School of
(Mental Health) Management & School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Project Comprehensive Clozapine Clinics: A Statewide Business Plan
Adviser Robert Kauer, R.N., M.P.H., M.B.A., Ph.D.
Director Health Systems Management Center
1998 PhD Anthropology Queens’ College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK
POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING:
Internship & Residency:
Thesis The Evolutionary Epidemiology of Manic-Depression
Adviser C. G. Nicholas Mascie-Taylor, Ph.D., Sc.D., M.A.
1983-87 Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Professor & Head Department of Biological Anthropology
McLean Hospital - Psychiatry, Belmont, Massachusetts, USA
Massachusetts General Hospital - Neurology, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Mount Auburn Hospital - Internal Medicine, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Clinical & Research Fellowship:
1986-87 Gerontological Psychiatry McLean Hospital & Harvard Medical School, Belmont,
Massachusetts, USA

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Research Fellowships:
1987-92 Biological Psychiatry Laboratories for Psychiatric Research, Mailman Research Center,
McLean Hospital & Harvard Medical School, Belmont, Massachusetts, USA
1992-93 Medical Anthropology Departments of Biological Anthropology & Psychiatry,
Cambridge University, Cambridge, England
Other Post-Doctoral Clinical Training (intermitted):
1983-84 Neurology Massachusetts General Hospital & Harvard Medical School, Boston,
Massachusetts, USA
Internal Medicine Mount Auburn Hospital & Harvard Medical School, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, USA
1985-86 Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Brigham and Women’s Hospital & Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
1985-86 Forensic Psychiatry Bridgewater State Hospital & Harvard Medical School, Bridgewater,
Massachusetts, USA
Other Postgraduate Management Training:
1995-96 Physicians in Management I & II American College of Physician Executives, Tampa
Florida, USA
1997 Administrative Psychiatry Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons, New
York, New York, USA
ARCHEOLOGICAL & ANTHROPOLOGICAL FIELDWORK:
1979 Tehuacan, Mexico. PI: Dr. Scotty MacNeish – Prehistory of Food Quest Activities and
the Sequential Domestication of Maize in the Holocene Epoch
1998 Yanamamo Biosphere, Amazonia, Venezuela. PI: Dr. Napoleon Chagnon – Cross-
Cultural & Evolutionary Anthropology of Major Mental Illness
2005 Behman, Egypt. Fulbright Award, PI: Dr. Daniel R. Wilson – International Psychiatry:
Convergences and Divergences of PTSD in Egypt & America*

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LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS:
1983 United States Drug Enforcement Agency N o . BW4892180
1984 United States Federation Licensure Exam N o . 58100
1983 State of Massachusetts Registration N o . 54269 (inactive)
1984 State of New Hampshire Registration N o . 7247 (inactive)
1989 American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology General Psychiatry Diplomate N o . 32108
1993 State of Ohio Registration N o . 65989 (inactive)
1993 State of California Registration N o . C 043117 (inactive)
1995 American Board of Forensic Examiners Diplomate N o . 1143
1998 American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Forensic Psychiatry Diplomate N o . 616
2000 State of Nebraska Registration N o . 21479
2008 American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Forensic Psychiatry Diplomate N o . 616
10 Year Maintenance of Board Certification
2011 State of Florida Registration N o . 111718
CURRENT ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:
2012- Vice President for Health Affairs The University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
2012- Dean of the College of Medicine The University of Florida, Jacksonville, Florida
2012- Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology & Anthropology The University of Florida,
Jacksonville & Gainesville, Florida
PAST ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:
1980-83 Research Fellow Departments of Psychiatry & Family Medicine, University of Iowa
1983-87 Fellow Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
1987-94 Instructor Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
1987-92 Tutor The New Pathway, Harvard Medical School
1984-92 Tutor Anthropology, Medicine & History of Science, Winthrop House, Harvard College
1989-91 Associate Health Policy & Education, School of Government, Harvard University
1990-94 Fellow Francis Weld Peabody Society, Harvard Medical School
1992-93 Visiting Scholar Department of Psychiatry, Cambridge University
1992-93 Tutor Medical Anthropology, Queens’ College, Cambridge University

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1992-93 Tutor Psychiatry & History of Science, Clare Hall College, Cambridge University
1993-98 Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry, University of Cincinnati
1994-99 Senior Consultant Institute for Psychiatry & Law, University of Cincinnati
1998-00 Professor Department of Psychiatry, University of Cincinnati
1999-00 Medical Director Institute for Psychiatry & Law, University of Cincinnati
2000-12 Professor & Chairman of Psychiatry Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
2000-12 Professor of Anthropology Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
2011-12 Professor of Neurology Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
CURRENT HOSPITAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS:
2012- Trustee Shands Medical Center, Jacksonville, Florida
2012- Trustee Wolfson Childrens Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida
CURRENT HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS:
University of Florida Health Science Center:
2012- Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs UF&Shands Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida
Senior Psychiatrist UF&Shands Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida
PAST HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS:
Creighton University Medical Center:
2000-12 Chief of Psychiatry Creighton University Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska
US Veterans Administration:
2000-12 Senior Consulting Psychiatrist VA Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska
Alegent Health:
2000-12 Senior Consulting Psychiatrist Alegent Health, Omaha, Nebraska
McLean Hospital:
1987-94 Assistant Psychiatrist

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1987-90 Psychiatrist-in-Charge Clinical Evaluation Unit, Bowditch House
1990-93 Psychiatrist-in-Charge Neuropsychiatry & Evaluation Service, McLean Hall
State of Ohio:
1993-00 Chief Clinical Officer & Chief of Staff ODMH-The Lewis Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
1998-00 Statewide Chief Clinical Officer Intensive & Specialized Services, Ohio DMH
OTHER PAST PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:
1974-77 Counselor Albie Booth Boys & Girls Club, New Haven, Connecticut
1982-83 Extern Alcohol & Drug Abuse Treatment Center, Oakdale, Iowa
1984-87 Psychiatrist Hampstead Hospital, Hampstead, New Hampshire
1985-87 Director of Geriatric Psychiatry & Consulting Psychopharmacologist Lawrence Mental
Health Center, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1986-92 Clinical Administrator Massachusetts Institute of Technology Inpatient Service, McLean
Hospital, Belmont, Massachusetts
1993 Management Consultant Ohio Department of Mental Health
2008-12 Consultant in Neuropsychiatry Military Entrance Processing Station, Omaha, Nebraska
AWARDS & HONORS:
1976-77 Dean’s Citation for Exceptional Merit “Community Psychiatry” & “Family Psychiatry”
Yale College
1978-79 Scholar of the House Yale College
1982-83 Rock Sleyster Scholar “... for excellence in psychiatry ...” one of twenty nationally,
American Medical Association
1983 Margaret F. Huston, MD, Award “... to that graduate with unusual promise in
psychiatry” The University of Iowa
1985-87 Maurice Falk (Glaxo) Fellow “For leadership in psychiatry …” one of ten nationally,
seated on the Council on International Affairs, American Psychiatric Association
1992- Stanley Cobb Award Paper “Structural Brain Abnormalities in First Episode Mania” (co-
author) Society of Biological Psychiatry, Washington, DC, 1992

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1992-93 Foundation Scholar “... for advanced study abroad … strong international interests,
diplomacy, qualities of mature leadership and cooperation ...” Rotary International
1992-93 Visiting Fellow Clare Hall, Cambridge, England
1993- Life Elector Clare Hall, Cambridge, England
1994 National Exemplar Award “The most notable University-State collaboration in America”
American Psychiatric Association (Host Site of Xavier & University of Cincinnati/
ODMH-Lewis Center, Multi-Disciplinary Research & Training Consortium)
1995 National Award “The finest pre-doctoral training program in the nation ...” National
Alliance for the Mentally Ill (as directly above)
1995 Life Fellow American Board of Forensic Medicine, Springfield, Missouri
1995-96 Mental Health Executive Leadership Program Scholar (now the Robert Kauer Scholars)
ODMH & Health Systems Management Center, Weatherhead School of
Management & The School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University
1997- Fellow Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain & Ireland, London, England
1998- Life Member International Society of Police Surgeons, Badge # 452, New York, New York
2000- Award of Excellence “… the Best Psychiatric Facility in Ohio” (on behalf of the Lewis
Center) National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
2000- Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Psychiatry Award (on behalf of Creighton
Psychiatry) “To enhance psychiatric education and … clinical applications of
psychiatric research …” Janssen Pharmaceutica & the Association of Academic
Chairs of Departments of Psychiatry
2002 America’s Top Psychiatrists Consumer Research Council (& annually to present)
2003 America’s Best Doctors Best Doctors Council (& biennially to present)
2004 Dr. Nancy Roeske Award in “recognition for excellence in medical student education”
American Psychiatric Association
2005 First Annual Dr. Irma Bland Award of Excellence “for outstanding and sustaining
contributions to resident teaching” American Psychiatric Association
2005 Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Psychiatry Award (on behalf of Creighton
Psychiatry), “To enhance psychiatric education and … clinical applications of
psychiatric research …” Janssen Pharmaceutica & the Association of Chairs of

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Academic Departments of Psychiatry
2005 Distinguished Continuing Medical Education Faculty Award – Creighton University
“To that faculty member who has been most actively involved in CME programs,
has received quite positive reviews for CME presentations, and who has best
represented the Creighton philosophy and spirit of education via ‘cura personalis’
2006 Alpha Omega Alpha Life Member National Medical Honor Society
2006 America's Top Doctors Castle Connolly Medical (& biennially to present)
2006 Who’s Who in America – Marquis (& annually to present)
2007 Who’s Who in the World – Marquis (& annually to present)
2008 Distinguished Fellow – American Psychiatric Association “The highest honor that APA
bestows to members who not only have achieved rare distinction in psychiatry, but
whose depth of knowledge and breadth of skills are widely recognized and highly
respected … for excellence, not mere competence.”
2008 Distinguished Faculty Career Research Award – Creighton University, “To that faculty
member who has made significant contributions to the advancement of an area of
biomedical, behavioral, or medical research … … For an outstanding research
compendium combined with an exceptional record of academic, clinical patient
care, teaching, mentoring, and administrative attainment”
2009 Fellow – American Neuropsychiatric Association “The highest ANPA award for members
who have demonstrated special achievement in neuropsychiatry, behavioral
neurology, neuropsychology or the clinical neurosciences … … with special
achievements in scholarship, service, and leadership”
2010 The Big Event 2010 – Top Fund Raiser for Education, Event Chairs, Metro Omaha
Foundation, Brownell-Talbot Preparatory School, “Buried Treasure Gala”
2011 Distinguished Faculty Mentor Award – Creighton University, “To that faculty mentor
with an outstanding record as a guide to and role model for junior colleagues …”
2012 New Leadership Jacksonville – One of 18 Invited Chamber of Commerce “Summiteers”
2012 Key Influential People in Healthcare – Jacksonville “904” Magazine
2012 America’s Top Group Practice CEOs – TopRanked.com

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OTHER CLINICAL TRAINING:
1983-92 Tutorial with Daniel Pershonok, Ph.D., Director of Training in Group Psychotherapy
Harvard Medical School & McLean Hospital
1984-92 Tutorial with Richmond Holder, M.D., Director of Training in Adolescent Psychiatry
Harvard Medical School & McLean Hospital
CURRENT MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
World Psychiatric Association:
2004- Advisory Board Member ex officio (as Section Chair)
2011- Founding Chair: Evolutionary Psychiatry Section
2011- Member: International Scientific Advisory Board - 2013 Congress, Bucharest, Romania
The International Academy of Behavioral Medicine & Psychotherapy:
2011- Member: Advisory Council
CURRENT MAJOR NATIONAL COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology:
2009- Member: Part II General Psychiatry Board Examiner
American Neuropsychiatric Association:
2009- Member: Governing Council
2009- Member: Strategic Planning Task Force
2009- Council Liaison: Scientific Program Committee
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Case Western Reserve University
2007- Member: ODMH & CWRU Mental Health Executive Leadership Program (“M-HELP”)
National Advisory Board
CURRENT MAJOR STATE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
2012- Member: State of Florida Committee of Medical Deans

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CURRENT MAJOR UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
The University of Florida Health Sciences Center:
2012- Member: Strategic Cabinet
Executive Committee
UF&Shands Governing Committee
Information Technology Steering Committee
The University of Florida Health Science Center-Jacksonville:
2012- Chair: Governing Council
Strategic Planning & Development Committee
Co-Chair: UF&Shands Collaborative Planning Council
The University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville:
2012- Chair: Executive Committee
Medical Management & Metrics Council
Strategic Planning & Development Committee
Senior Management Council
Council of Chairs
Shands Jacksonville Medical Center:
2012- Director: Shands Jacksonville Health System Board
Creighton University:
Medical Staff Executive Committee
2012- Member: Medical Anthropology External Advisory Committee
CURRENT MAJOR UNIVERSITY CORPORATE AFFILIATE APPOINTMENTS:
Wholly Owned Insurance Corporations:
2012- Vice-President: University of Florida Self-Insurance Trust C
Member: Board of Directors, First Coast Advantage Health Insurance

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Subsidiary Health Corporations:
Board of Directors, GatorCare Health Insurance
2012- Chief Executive Officer: University of Florida Jacksonville Healthcare, Inc.
Chief Executive Officer: University of Florida Jacksonville Physicians, Inc.
PAST MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
World Health Organization:
1986 Coordinator: World Health Organization, ICD-10 Local Field Trial
International Society for Sociophysiology:
1996-04 Member: Aaron T. Beck Award Selection Committee
World Psychiatric Association:
2004-11 Chair: Section 46 – Psychotherapy
Chair: Section 46 – Evidence-Based Best Practices Task Force
Chair: Section 46 – International Consensus Guidelines Development Committee
2007-11 Councilor: WPA Institutional Program on Psychiatry for the Person (IPPP)
2009-10 Provisional Founding Chair: Evolutionary Psychiatry Section (proposed section)
PAST MAJOR NATIONAL COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
US Senate:
2006-08 Member: Commission on Health Reform, appointed by the Hon. Charles “Chuck” Hagel,
Senior United States Senator from the State of Nebraska
US Department of Health & Human Services:
1999-11 Member: National Institutes of Health, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services
Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS):
Knowledge Development Standing Committee & Program Initial Review Groups
2005-11 Member: National Institutes of Health (NIH): Addictions and Sleep Disorders (NPAS):

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American Psychiatric Association:
Review Committee: Study Section Special Review Panels
1985-89 Member: Council on International Affairs
1991-93 Member: Council on International Affairs
1986-90 Member: International Education Project
1986-87 Member: Area One Council
1986-87 Member: District Branch, Committee of Residents, Co-chair
1985 Coordinator: DSM-III-R Local Field Trial
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry:
1999-02 Member: Research Committee
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology:
1996-09 Examiner: ad hoc Part II General Psychiatry Board Examiner
2007-10 Member: Assessment of Clinical Skills in Residency Training Advisory Task Force
2007-10 Member: Assessment of Clinical Skills in Residency Training Implementation Committee
National Board of Medical Examiners:
2006-09 Consultant: ad hoc Content Reviewer– Psychiatry & Clinical Neuroscience
American Association of Medical Colleges:
2004-06 Liaison: Association of American Academic Departments of Psychiatry
American Neuropsychiatric Association:
2000-09 Member: Scientific Program Committee
2000-09 Member: Young Investigators Award Selection Committee
2009-11 President-Elect
American College of Physician Executives:

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1995-11 Council Member: International Medicine, Academic Centers & Behavioral Health
PAST MAJOR STATE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
State of Ohio:
1993-00 Chairman: Central Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee (Medicaid, Corrections, Youth
Services, Mental Retardation, Substance Abuse & Mental Health)
President: State of Ohio Medical Director’s Association (1996-98)
Ohio Department of Mental Health:
Member: Strategic Planning Committee
Integrated Behavioral Health System Re-Engineering Steering Committee
Product Line Review Committee
Continuing Education Committee
Drug Evaluation Committee
Health Reform (1115A Medicaid Federal Super-Waiver) Committee
Multidisciplinary Training Committee
Forensic Committee
Information Technology Committee
Ohio Medication Algorithm Project
Multi-Disciplinary Academic Council
The Lewis Center (now Summit Behavioral Health):
Chairman: Medical Staff Executive Committee
Medical Staff Committee’
Morbidity & Mortality Committee
Ethics Committee
Credentials Committee
Education Committee
Research Committee
Member: Executive Committee
Strategic Planning Committee
Budget Committee

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State of Nebraska:
Policy Committee
Accreditation Committee
Admissions Committee
Utilization Review Committee
Forensic Services Committee
Quality Management Committee
Risk Management Committee
Department of Health & Human Services:
2000-04 Member: Region Six Steering Committee
2002-12 Consultant: Rural Health Advisory Committee
2007-09 Member: Statewide, Multi-Disciplinary Education Task Force (Legislative Bill #603)
Office of the Governor:
2003-05 Member: Gubernatorial Task Force for a Center of Excellence in Behavioral Health
Nebraska State Senate Unicameral:
2002-07 Consultant: Unicameral Rural Health Advisory Committee
2004-07 Member: Legislative Behavioral Health Reform Oversight Commission
Nebraska Medical Association:
2002-11 Member: Mental Health Subcommittee
Nebraska Psychiatric Society:
2003-08 Chair: Program Committee
2004-06 Chair: Strategic Planning Committee
2005-07 Chair: Executive Director Search Committee
2005-08 Chair: Public Affairs Committee
2006-07 President-Elect

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2007-08 President
2008-09 Immediate Past President
2002-11 Member: Executive Committee
2006-11 Member: Ethics Committee
Building Brighter Futures Initiative
2007-12 Member: Implementation Design Team
Member: Addressing Adolescent Behavioral Health Task Force
PAST MAJOR UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
Harvard Medical School:
1990-93 Member: Harvard Medical School, Admissions Committee
Harvard Medical School & McLean Hospital:
1988-93 Member: McLean Hospital, Residency Selection Committee
1991-92 Member: McLean Hospital, Medical Staff Organization Task Force
1991-93 Member: Harvard/McLean Hospital Medical Student Clerkship Task Force
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine:
1993-00 Member: Admissions Committee
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Department of Psychiatry:
1993-00 Member: Public Sector Committee
Creighton University:
Member: Forensic Committee
Member: Research Committee
Member: Education Committee
Member: Clinical Trials Committee
2003 Member: Vice-President for Health Sciences & Medical Dean Search Committee

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2003-06 Member: President’s Research Development Committee
Chair: President’s Research Development Committee – Community / Minority
Outreach & Clinical Research Promotion Task Force
2004-07 Liaison: University Accreditation Self-Study Committee
2004-12 Co-Convener: Health Sciences & Law Inter-Faculty Initiative
2005-12 Member: Conflict of Interest Review Committee
2006-12 Member: Medical Anthropology Program Development Advisory Group
2007-12 Member: University Research Advisory Council
2007-12 Member: Cancer & Smoking Research Program (LB 595) Internal Advisory Committee
Creighton University School of Medicine:
2000-12 Member: Leadership Council
2000-12 Member: Research Committee
2000-04 Member: Educational Policy Committee
2000-04 Member: Executive Committee
2000-08 Member: Admissions Committee
2001-03 Member: Mission Vision & Values Task Force
Member: Mentorship Task Force
Member: ADA-Compliant Admissions Criteria Task Force
2002-03 Chair: LCME Self-Study Site Visit Task Force & Resources Sub-Committee
Chair: Interdisciplinary Research & Training Task Force
Member: Medical Deans’ VA CEO Search Committee
2003-05 Chair: Research Task Faculty Development Sub-Group
Chair: Promotion & Tenure Committee–Adjunct & Volunteer Faculty Task Force
Chair: Under-Represented Minorities in Medicine Task Force
Member: Professionalism in Medicine Task Force
Member: Health Information & Library Committee
Member: Cancer Center Advisory Board
2003-07 Member: Center of Excellence for Faculty Development Advisory Committee
2005-06 Member: Aging & Alzheimer’s Center Steering Committee

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2005-07 Member: Preventive Medicine Faculty Expansion Search Committee
2005-07 Co-Chair: Research Development Committee
2006-07 Member: Research Management Committee
2009-12 Member: Strategic Planning Committee
2009-12 Member: Clinical & Translational Research Center (National Institute of Health - NCRR
K30 & COBRE Programs) Internal Planning & Advisory Committee
2010-12 Member: LCME Accreditation Self-Study Committee & Database Review Sub-committee
Creighton University & Saint Joseph Medical Center of Phoenix:
2006-09 Member: New Phoenix Medical Campus Steering Committee
Creighton University Medical Center:
2006-12 Member: New Phoenix Medical Campus Research Resources Sub-Committee
2006-12 Liaison: New Phoenix Medical Campus Psychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences Task Force
2000-12 Chair: Department of Psychiatry
2000-12 Member: Medical Executive Committee
2000-12 Member: Impaired / Disruptive Physician Task Force
Creighton Medical Associates:
2000-12 Member: Board of Directors
2005-07 Member: Nominating Committee
2006-09 Member: Executive Committee
2006-11 Member: Strategic Redesign Committee
Member: Funds Flow & Economy Task Force
2009-10 Member: New By-Laws Task Force
2009-12 Member: Strategic Planning Committee
Creighton-Alegent Health:
2002-05 Member: Uninet Board of Directors; Executive & Finance Committees
2000-12 Chair: Behavioral Health Council

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2005-12 Member: Lasting Hope Recovery Center Start-Up Task Force
OTHER CURRENT PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES & ACTIVITIES:
Member: American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Society for Evolution & the Law
American Association for Psychiatry & the Law
International Society of Police Surgeons
Society for Terrorism Research
Florida Medical Association
Duval County Medical Society
OTHER PAST PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES & ACTIVITIES:
Member: European Sociobiological Society
International Society for Human Ethology
Manic-Depressive & Depressive Association
Evolution and Human Behavior Society
Association of Academic Chairs of Departments of Psychiatry
Society for Biological Psychiatry
American Association of Jesuit University Anthropologists
Academy of Organizational & Occupational Psychiatry
Nebraska Psychiatric Society
Nebraska Medical Society
Metropolitan Omaha Medical Society
CURRENT EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS:
Editorial Board:
1. Current Psychiatry Reviews Philadelphia, PA, USA
2. International Journal of Evolutionary Psychiatry London, UK

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3. Human Nature Review London, UK
4. Behavioral Science Journal Bentham Science Publishers, Bussum, Netherlands
5. Terrorism Research Boston, MA
6. Indian Journal of Psychiatry Indian Psychiatric Society, Mysore, Karnataka, India
University & Academic Press Reviewer:
7. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
8. Oxford University Press, New York, NY, USA
9. Prager & Greenwood Presses, Westport, CT, USA
10. Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY, USA
Scholarly & Professional Journal Reviewer:
11. American Journal of Psychiatry Washington, DC, USA
12. Psychiatric Services Washington, DC, USA
13. Current Genomics Cambridge, UK
14. Journal of Affective Disorders Philadelphia, PA, USA
15. Schizophrenia Research Cincinnati, OH, USA
16. Stress: The International Journal of Research Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
17. Journal of Evolution & Human Behavior Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
18. The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences Washington, DC, USA
19. Medical Science: International Journal for Experimental & Clinical Research NY, NY, USA
20. Brain & Behavioral Science New York, NY, USA
PAST EDITORIAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS:
Scholarly & Professional Journal Reviewer:
21. Academic Psychiatry Milwaukee, WI, USA, 2004-2008
22. British Medical Journal Evidence Centre, London, UK, 2007-09
23. Associate Editor, Terrorism Research Boston, MA, USA, 2007-09
24. Behavioral Science Reviews Bentham Science Publishers, Bussum, Netherlands
25. Behavioral Science Letters Bentham Science Publishers, Bussum, Netherlands

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26. Metapsychology Oakdale, NY, USA
27. American Journal of Managed Care Jamesburg, NJ, USA
28. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry Québec, Canada
29. Critical Reviews in Neurobiology Begell House, Redding, CT, USA
30. The World Journal of Biological Psychiatry Vienna, Austria
31. The Journal of the National Medical Association Washington, DC, USA
32. Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews St. Andrews, Scotland, UK
33. Behavioral and Brain Functions Oslo, Norway
34. Pharmacopsychiatry Frankfurt am Main, Germany
35. Philosophical Papers & Reviews New York, NY, USA
36. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry Toronto, Canada
Content Review Board:
37. Healthcasts Professional Television, New York, NY
Contributing Field Editor:
38. Presidential Speechwriters’ Office (Health Policy), The White House, Washington, DC, 1989-91
39. Health Help (Occupational Psychiatry), Dover Press, Hanover, New Hampshire, 1989-1992
40. Across-Species Comparison & Psychopathology Editorial Board, Madison, Wisconsin, 1989-2003
MAJOR COURSES TAUGHT:
1984- Faculty lectures to and clinical supervision of psychiatric residents and fellows; students in
medicine, nursing, occupational and recreational therapy, social work, psychology, pharmacy,
dentistry, public policy, ethics, theology & anthropology at, successively, McLean Hospital,
Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, University of Cincinnati, and Creighton … … with
uniformly positive evaluations
2000- Creighton University Psychiatry Residency (Clinical Supervisor)
Creighton University Psychiatry Residency (Course Director - Administrative Psychiatry)
Creighton University Psychiatry Residency (Course Director - Research Psychiatry)

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Creighton University Psychiatry Residency (Course Co-Director - Forensic Psychiatry)
Creighton University Psychiatry Residency (Lecturer – History of Psychiatry)
Creighton University M1 & M2 Interviewing, Patient & Society (Course Co-Director)
Creighton University M1 & M2 Multi-System Processes (Neurosciences Lecturer)
Creighton University M3 Clerkship (Course Co-Director, 2002-03)
Creighton University M1, M2, M3 & M4 Ethics (Lecturer & Small Group Leader)
Creighton University PharmD Hospital Psychiatry (Clinical & Research Supervisor)
Creighton University BSN, MSN & APRN Nursing (Lecturer, Clinical Supervisor, Site Director
& Collaborating Physician)
Creighton University M4 Cross-Cultural & Community Psychiatry—Hawaii (Course Creator &
Director – PBS 482)
Creighton University M4 Research in Psychiatry (Course Creator & Co-Director – PBS 464)
Creighton University M4 Special Topics in Psychiatry (Course Creator & Director – PBS 476)
Creighton University M4 Directed Independent Study (Course Creator & Director – PBS 496)
Creighton University Graduate School Medical Anthropology Research Strategies (Course
Creator & Director – Clinical & Translational Sciences 718 A)
Creighton University College of Arts & Sciences (Course Creator & Director – Survey of
Medical Anthropology, proposed undergraduate college course in preparation)
1993-00 University of Cincinnati Forensic Fellowship Co-Founder & Medical Director
University of Cincinnati M1 Interview Course & M4 Electives
University of Cincinnati BSN, MSN & APRN Nursing Lecturer, Small-Group Leader
University of Cincinnati RPh Hospital Practicum
Site Director, Supervisor & Collaborating Physician
Xavier University BSN, MSN & APRN Nursing Lecturer, Small-Group Leader
Xavier University MHA Project Supervisor
Site Director, Supervisor & Collaborating Physician
Cincinnati State University COTA Psychiatric Hospital Practicum
1992-93 Queens’ College, Cambridge Tutorials – Anthropology, Psychiatry & History of Science

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1987-92 Harvard Medical School, Peabody Society New Pathway – Behavioral Neuroscience
Harvard Medical School M3 Clerkship Director in Psychiatry at McLean Hospital
Harvard College, Winthrop House Tutor – Pre-Medicine, Anthropology, History of Science
& Medicine
Boston University MSW Psychiatric Social Work Fellowship at McLean Hospital
Boston University OT Practicum at McLean Hospital
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary Pastoral Counseling Practicum at McLean Hospital
MAJOR UNIVERSITY-SPONSORED CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION SYMPSOSIA:
2000- Creighton University:
Keynote Speaker:
Third Annual Psychiatry in Primary Care Symposium Stress on Stress
Program Director:
Inaugural Frank Menolascino, MD, Memorial Lecture Global Health Challenges Prof.
Christopher J.L. Murray, MD, DPhil (& Host-Moderator)
Distinguished Visiting Professor Lectureship Neuropsychiatry & Brain Systems for Affect &
Emotionality: Happiness and Sadness Prof. Jaak Panksepp (& Host-Moderator)
Creighton Distinguished Visiting Lecturership Night Falls Fast: An Overview of Suicide
Prof. Kay R. Jamison, PhD, with Introduction by the Hon. Michael Johanns,
Governor of the State of Nebraska (& Host-Moderator)
Creighton Distinguished Lecture Series & AOA Visiting Professorship Toward a Molecular
Psychiatry: Studies of the Molecular Basis of Drug Addiction Prof. Eric J. Nestler,
MD, PhD (& Host-Moderator)
Symposium Addressing Health Disparities: Focus on Mental Health Keynote by The Hon.
Michael Johanns, United States Senator from the State of Nebraska (& Host-
Moderator, Faculty)
Symposium Clinical and Economic Arguments for the Integration of General Medical and
Psychiatric Care Prof. Roger Kathol (& Host-Moderator, Faculty)
Symposium Psychocardiology: Healthier Hearts & Minds Prof. Alexander Glassman (&
Host-Moderator, Faculty)

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Symposium Neuropsychiatry of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias
First Annual Symposium The Body & Its Brain (& Host-Moderator, Faculty)
Second Annual Symposium The Body & Its Brain: Clinical Perspectives (& Host-
Moderator, Faculty)
Third Annual Symposium The Body &Its Brain: On the Sharp Edges of Primary Care (&
Host-Moderator, Faculty)
Second Annual Omaha Workshop in the Freudian Field Differential Diagnosis: Neurosis
and Psychosis from a Structural Standpoint
Symposium Cults & Gangs - What They Are, How They Hurt, How to Recover (& Host-
Moderator, Faculty)
Symposium at Sea Psychiatry in Primary Care
Second Frank Menolascino, MD, Memorial Lecture The Darwinian Dynamics of
Depression Prof. John S. Price, DM (Oxon.) (& Host-Moderator, Faculty)
Third Frank Menolascino, MD, Memorial Lecture Autism Spectrum Prof. Jarrett Barnhill
Fourth Frank Menolascino, MD, Memorial Lecture Reflections Alan Schatzberg, MD
Nebraska Psychiatric Society Quarterly Meetings:
Public Mental Health Policy and Planning
Cognitive Neuropsychiatric Perspectives on Schizophrenia and Related Disorders
Use of Psychotropic Medications During Pregnancy and Lactation
ADHD and Bipolarity
Psychopharmacology of Depression
Integrating Psychotherapy & Pharmacotherapy: Dissolving the Mind/Brain Barrier
Nebraska Mental Health Reform Update: Progress & Problems
Nebraska State Hospital Psychiatry – Reminiscences
Moderator:
Third Annual Symposium Women’s Health in the 21 st Century
Symposium What Every Physician Needs to Know About Psychological Trauma

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Faculty:
Sixth Annual Symposium Women’s Health in the 21 st Century
Symposium Obesity 360 - A Comprehensive Review
CURRENT CONSULTATIONS:
2010- PhD Program Development Visiting Committee International Technological University,
PAST CONSULTATIONS:
Sunnyvale, CA, USA; New Delhi, India, & Beijing, China
1993 Program Development University of Cincinnati
1993 Program Development Ohio Department of Mental Health
2005 Dean’s Office External Reviewer Department of Psychiatry, Saint Louis University
2006 Program Development University of Missouri Kansas City, Department of Psychiatry
2006 Program Development Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZ, USA
2007-08 Forensic Pharmacology Baker & Botts, LLP, Houston, TX, USA
2007-08 Tele-Education Higher Education Commission of Pakistan, Professor Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman,
Chairman, Karachi, PK
2006-12 Program Development Saint Joseph Hospital, Phoenix, AZ, USA
2006-12 Program Development Lasting Hope Recovery Center, Omaha, NE, USA
2009-12 Program Development Nebraska Behavioral Health Educational Center, Omaha, NE, USA
MAJOR CLINICAL INTERESTS:
1. Psychotic & Affective Disorders
2. Pharmacotherapy
3. Forensic Psychiatry
MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS:
1. Evolutionary Epidemiology & Medical Anthropology
2. Psychopharmacology & Pharmacoeconomics
3. Health Policy, Health Management, Health Law & Ethics

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FEDERAL GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEES:
US Department of Health & Human Services: National Institutes of Health (NIH):
National Institutes of Health: Addictions and Sleep Disorders (NPAS) Review Committee:
2005 Study Section Special Review Panels:
1. Neural Basis of Psychopathology K-Awards (ad hoc Reviewer)
US Department of Health & Human Services: National Institutes of Health (NIH):
National Institute of Mental Health: Extramural Review Branch (DEA/ERB):
2007- Study Section Special Review Panels:
2. Bipolar & Schizophrenia Research Awards (2007)
3. Extramural Neuroscience Center, Collaborative RO1s for Clinical and Services Studies of
Mental Disorders (2008/10 ZMH1 ERB-P [04] S - Interventions Committee for Adult
Mood and Anxiety Disorders & Interventions Committee for Disorders Related to
Schizophrenia, Late Life, or Personality).
US Department of Health & Human Services: National Institutes of Health (NIH):
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA):
Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS):
2000- 08 Knowledge Development Standing Committee
2000-08 Initial Program Review Panels:
4. SM 01-011 Treatment Services for Women in Public Housing & Homeless Mothers
Transitioning from Welfare to Work
5. SM 02-003 Community Action Grants for Service Systems Change
6. SM 03-004 State Training and Evaluation of Evidence-Based Practices
7. SM 04-007 Alternatives to Restraint and Seclusion
8. SM 03-003 State Training and Evaluation of Evidence-Based Practices
OTHER INTERNATIONAL GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEES:
Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek- FWO (Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research):
2007 Wijziging reglementen mandaten, Postdoctoraal onderzoeker

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(Boundary Shifting Science, Post-Doctoral Fellowships)
9. Filosofie van de psychiatrie – Cambridge University Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Adviezen
(Philosophy of Psychiatry, ad hoc Reviewer)
Health Sciences Centre Foundation, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada:
2007 General Operating Grant Program
10. Enhanced cognitive performance in schizophrenia using tailored visual-cognitive and audio-
cognitive paradigms (ad hoc Reviewer)
UNIVERSITY GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEES:
Nebraska Biomedical Research Collaboration Seed Grants:
2007 LB 692 Biomedical Research Initiative Collaboration Seed Grants
11. Patient-Oriented Awards, ad hoc Reviewer
Creighton University:
12. Intramural Program Development Awards Advisory Committee (LB 595)
13. Cancer and Smoking Disease Research Program Internal Advisory Committee (LB 692)
FEDERAL GRANTS, CURRENTLY FUNDED:
1. NIMH: A Comparison of Long Acting Injectable Medications for Schizophrenia – ACLAIMS
(2010-2014; D. Wilson, MD—PI [transferred to S. Ramaswamy, MD, 6.12], Creighton
University, 270,000; funded via The Schizophrenia Trials Network (STN)—T.S. Stroup,
MD, & J. McEvoy, MD—PIs, Duke University, 1R01-MH08110801A1PI, 10.09)
CURRENT CLINICAL PROTOCOLS, INDUSTRY or FOUNDATION FUNDED:
Principal Investigator:
2. PRIDE: A Fifteen-month, Prospective, Randomized, Active-controlled, Open-label, Flexible-dose
Study of Paliperidone Compared with Oral Antipsychotic Treatment in Delaying Time to
Treatment Failure in Adults with Schizophrenia Released from Incarceration. Johnson &
Johnson, OMJSA, 2010-, [PI transferred to S. Ramaswamy, MD, 6.12], $690,012,

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Creighton University
3. SearchLyte I: Phase III, multi-center, randomized, 6-month, double-blind, placebo-controlled,
parallel-group study of efficacy and safety of RO4917838 in stable patients with persistent,
predominant negative symptoms of schizophrenia treated with antipsychotics followed by a
6-month double-blind extension period. Roche, 2011-, [PI transferred to S. Ramaswamy,
MD, 6.12], $1,008,831, Creighton University
4. SearchLyte II: Phase III, Multi-Center, Randomized, 3 Month, Double-Blind, Parallel-Group
Placebo-Controlled of Efficacy and Safety of RO4917838 in Stable Patients with Sub-
optimally Controlled Symptoms of Schizophrenia Treated with Antipsychotics, with a 9
Month Double-Blind Extension Period. Roche, 2011-, [PI transferred to S. Ramaswamy,
MD, 6.12], $1,008,831, Creighton University
PAST FEDERAL GRANTS:
Principal Investigator:
1. NIMH: RO1 Ethnicity & Diagnosis of Affective Illness (2005-2009, $229,045; D. Wilson, MD—
PI, Creighton University, Clinical Anthropology, Sub-Award via S. Strakowski, MD–PI,
University of Cincinnati, G100121-1003683-6263500000-1 of MH0688-01-01A2; funded
at the 4 th percentile with a priority score of 126)
2. CIES: Fulbright Research Award #5407 Egypt-USA Research Exchange: Pharmacotherapy &
Psychotherapy of PTSD: Congruences & Differences in Egypt & America (2005-06, up to
$65,000;“Recommended”, awarded 4.05 by the USA–Egypt Commission for Educational
& Cultural Exchange (implemented informally as approval by the Egyptian Ministry of
Education remains ‘pending’).
3. NIMH: UO1 Relapse Prevention: Oral v. Long Acting 2 nd Generation Antipsychotic Medication
(2005-2010, $1,100,000; endorsed at NIMH Council, 4.05; final letter of award converted
to UO1: 5-MH070016-02, 2.06 funded at the 6 th percentile with a priority score of 139)
4. NIMH: Brain Neurotrophins & Relapse in Schizophrenia, 1.08 (Supplemental 22089 -7 to UO1:
Co-Investigator:
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1. NIH: NIDA: Center of Excellence at Creighton University: Development of an Assessment and
Consultant:
Training Resource for Medical Students and Primary Care Residents to Advance the
Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of Methamphetamine Abuse/Dependence
(12.2006, $50,000; Pirzada Sattar, M.D., PI, Creighton, letter of award 1.07)
4. HHS: Compassion Project: Nebraskans Expanding Behavioral Health Access through Network
Delivery Systems (2003-2006, $3,700,742; A. Thomkins, PI, UN-L; in-kind consultant)
5. HHS: Health Resources & Services Administration: Center of Excellence for Disparities in
Healthcare. (2002-2007) $1,875,000; S. Kosoko, MD, PI, Creighton; in-kind consultant)
6. NIMH: Decision Science in Rehabilitation (2007-2010, $35,000; R24 MH 073858-01; W.
Spaulding, PhD–PI, University of Nebraska; in-kind consultant)
7. NIMH: Nebraska NIMH Outreach Partnership of the Nebraska Association of Behavioral Health
Organizations (NABHO). (2005-2009, $75,000; P. Connell, MSN, PI, Boys Town
National Research Hospital [BTNRH]; in-kind consultant)
PAST DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, INDUSTRY or FOUNDATION FUNDED:
Principal Investigator:
8. Health Future Foundation, Clinical Neuroscience Research Development, $300,000 (2001-05)
9. Health Future Foundation, Neuroscience Laboratory Infrastructure Award, $70,000 (2003-06)
PAST STATE GRANTS:
Principal Investigator:
10. Risperidone: Schizophrenia, 1995, University of Cincinnati & Ohio Department of Mental Health
11. Risperidone: Pharmacoeconomics, 1995-98, Ohio Department of Mental Health
12. Informed Consent: Major psychotropics, 1995-96, Ohio Department of Mental Health and Office
of the Ohio Attorney General
13. Olanzapine: Prolactin response, 1998-00, Ohio Department of Mental Health
14. Olanzapine v. Risperidone: treatment-resistant schizophrenia, 1998-00, Ohio Department of
Mental Health & Creighton University
15. Olanzapine v. Divalproex: Acute mania, 1998-00, Ohio Department of Mental Health

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16. Atypical antipsychotics: Glucose intolerance, diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis, 1997-00, Ohio
Department of Mental Health
17. Clozapine ® : Schizophrenia. 1993-94, Ohio Department of Mental Health
18. Olanzapine: Geriatric psychoses. 1998-00, Ohio Department of Mental Health
Co-Investigator:
19. LB692 University Tobacco Settlement Biomedical Research Development Fund: Program and
Infrastructure for Violence and Behavior Research. (2004-2009, $550,000; P. Sullivan, PI,
Creighton University)
PAST RESEARCH GRANTS, INDUSTRY or FOUNDATION FUNDED:
Principal Investigator:
20. Rotary International Grant 50001, RF 210-193-6071, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
21. Multidisciplinary Training Grant, Steering Committee, ODMH/University of Cincinnati
22. Janssen Pharmaceutica, Ris-USA-60, Risperidone/Psychosis, ODMH/University of Cincinnati
23. Janssen Research, Ris-OUT(b)-USA, Risperidone/Psychosis, ODMH/University of Cincinnati
24. Pfizer Unrestricted Grant, Psychotropics & Social Comparison, ODMH/University of Cincinnati
25. Lilly, F1D-US-HGHQ, Olanzapine v. Depakote/Mania, ODMH/University of Cincinnati
26. Lilly, US-HGXJ, Antipsychotics/Triglycerides, Creighton University
27. Wyeth-Ayerst 0600B-100735, Venlafaxine ER/PTSD, Creighton University
28. Lilly, High-dose Olanzapine/Schizophrenia, Creighton University
29. Abbott, Depakote Reformulation/Mania, Creighton University
30. Pfizer Unrestricted Grant, Evolutionary Aspects of Stress, Creighton University
PAST CLINICAL PROTOCOLS, INDUSTRY or FOUNDATION FUNDED:
31. Pfizer Unrestricted Grant, Stress in the Body & It’s Brain, Creighton University
32. Venlafaxine ER: Post-traumatic stress disorder, 2001-03, Creighton University
33. Olanzapine: Psychosis: Triglycerides, 2001- 02, Creighton University
34. Olanzapine: High-dose: Schizophrenia, 2003-05, Creighton University
35. Depakote ® : Reformulation: Mania, 2003-04, Creighton University

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Bifeprunox ® v. Quetiapine: Weight changes in stable schizophrenic patients. A randomized,
multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Solvay Pharmaceutical #154.3.021,
2006-, Creighton University
36. Lurasidone ® : Long-Term Safety, Tolerability, and Effectiveness of Lurasidone in Subjects with
Schizophrenia or Schizoaffective Disorder: A Randomized, Active Comparator-Controlled
Trial, Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma America #D1050237, 2008-, Creighton University
37. Paliperidone: Recent onset schizophrenia. Johnson & Johnson, OMJSA R092670-SCH-3004,
2009-10, Creighton University
38. LY2196044 (Phase II): Treatment of alcohol dependence. Lilly, H9T-MC-NABJ, 2008-10,
Co-Investigator:
Creighton University
39. Clozaril ® : Schizophrenia. 1985-92, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
40. Fluoxitine: Depression. 1986, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
41. Melperone: Schizophrenia. 1988, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
42. Valproate: Bipolar disorder. 1988-89, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
43. Ativan-Haldol: Acute psychosis. 1991, McLean Hospital/Harvard University
44. Venlafaxine ER: Adolescent social anxiety. 2000-02, Wyeth, Creighton University
45. Risperidone: PTSD (non-combat). 2001-04, Janssen, Creighton University
46. Venlafaxine ER: Adolescent panic anxiety. 2001-03, Wyeth, Creighton University
47. Topiramate: PTSD (civilian women). 2001-04, Ortho-McNeil, Creighton University
48. Sertraline: PTSD. 2001-05, Pfizer, Creighton University
49. Olanzapine v. Risperidone: Bipolar disorder. 2003-05, Lilly, Creighton University
50. Ziprasidone: PTSD. 2001-05, Pfizer, Creighton University
51. Zonisamide: Bipolar disorder. 2002-03, Elan Pharmaceuticals, Creighton University
52. Deramciclane: GAD, Pharmacia-Upjohn. 2003-2005, Creighton University
53. Venlafaxine ER: Panic disorder. 2003-05, Wyeth, Creighton University
54. Olanzapine v. Divalproex: Bipolar disorder. 2004-05, Lilly, Creighton University
55. Quetiapine: Substance abuse (alcohol). 2004-05, Astra-Zeneca, Creighton University
56. Desvenlafaxine: Depression. 2004-05, Wyeth, Creighton University

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57. Olanzapine v. Quetiapine: Psychosis & weight gain. 2004-05, Creighton University
58. Memantine: Treatment for cognitive dysfunction with PTSD. 2004-06, Creighton University
59. Depakote ER ® : Mania with comorbid substance abuse. 2004-06, Creighton University
60. Aripiprazole: Comorbid substance dependence. 2004-06, Creighton University
61. Seroquel ® v. Risperidone: Co-morbid psychosis & cocaine and/or amphetamine misuse. 2005-,
AstraZeneca; P. Sattar, PI, Creighton
62. Depakote ER ® : Comorbid mania & substance abuse. 2005-, Abbott; P. Sattar, PI, Creighton
63. Antipsychotic: Hyperleptinemia, bone mineral density & metabolism in men and premenopausal
women with schizophrenia. 2005-, Health Future Foundation, Creighton University
64. XBD173: Safety, efficacy & tolerability in GAD. 2005-, Novartis, Creighton University
65. Olanzapine v. Risperidone: Acute psychotic stabilization. 2005-, Abbott, Creighton University
66. Lithium + Equetro ® : Rapid cycling bipolar disorder. 2005-, Shire, Creighton University
67. Acamprosate: Augmentation in treatment-resistant obsessive-compulsive: Open label trial.
2007-08, Creighton University
68. Lithium plus extended-release carbamazepine (ERC-CB): Open label prophylaxis study of rapid
cycling bipolar disorder. 2006-07, Creighton University
69. Risperidone: Predicting response to treatment through identification of early-onset of anti-
psychotic drug action in schizophrenia. 2006-07, Creighton University
70. DVS SR 3151A1-403: A multicenter, randomized, 8-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled study
followed by a 6-month open-label extension to evaluate efficacy and safety in peri- &
post-menopausal women with major depressive disorder. 2006-07, Creighton University
71. ERC-CBZ: Open label prophylaxis study of lithium plus extended-release carbamazepine:
Combination for rapid cycling bipolar disorder, Shire, 2006-07, Creighton University
72. AC-TR-OCD: Acamprosate augmentation in treatment-resistant obsessive-compulsive
disorder: An open label trial, Forest Laboratories, 2006-08, Creighton University
73. BMD-AAT: Bone mineral density and bone mineral content in adolescents on antipsychotic
therapy, Thrasher Medical Research Fund, 2006-08, Creighton University
74. BMD-TX-A: Bone mineral density changes during treatment with risperidone or aripiprazole in
adolescents, Bristol-Myers Squibb, 2007-08, Creighton University
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76. Escitalopram: Pediatric major depressive disorder. Forest, 2005-08, Creighton University
77. Risperidone: Early-onset response in schizophrenia. Lilly, 2005-08, Creighton University
78. Ziprasidone: Child & adolescent bipolar I disorder. Pfizer, 2005-07, Creighton University
79. Ziprasidone: Child & adolescent bipolar I disorder: Open-label extension. Pfizer, 2005-07,
Creighton University
80. Agomelatine: Major depressive disorder. Novartis, 2006-07, Creighton University

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC SUMMARY:
In excess of 350 peer-reviewed scholarly communications, including more than 100 reports, chapters or
other articles as well as more than 100 abstracts and other presentations at regional, national or
international meetings, notably invited papers or symposia at the APA, WPA, ACNP, ANPA, NATO-
ARW, Max Planck Institute & Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (in addition to some 400 other Grand
Rounds, CME presentations, news articles, media interviews, editorials & etc., not formally tabulated).
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Original Reports:
1. Wilson, DR; Cadoret, RJ; Widmer, R; Judiesch, K. Somatic symptoms: A major feature of depression
in a family practice. Journal of Affective Disorders 1983; 5:199-207
2. Wilson, DR; Cadoret, RJ. Somatization among depressed patients in industrial nations (letter).
American Journal of Psychiatry 1983; 140: 1103-1104
3. Wilson, NE; Wilson, DR. A review of ethnopsychiatric studies of depression. Jefferson Journal of
Psychiatry 1987; 5(1): 41-53
4. Wilson, DR; Cadoret, RJ; Widmer, R; Judiesch, K. Anxiety in family practice. Journal of Affective
Disorders 1987; 12: 179-83
5. Wilson, DR. Somatization (letter). American Journal of Psychiatry 1989; 146: 410
6. Wilson, DR; McLaughlin, T. Cerebrovascular disease and secondary mania. General Hospital
Psychiatry 1990; 12: 271-275
7. Strakowski, S; Hudson, JI; Wilson, DR; Tohen, M. Obstructive sleep apnea with treatment-resistant
mania. American Journal of Psychiatry 1991; 52: 156-158
8. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology. Acta Biotheoretica 1992; 40:87-89
9. Strakowski, S; Woods, BT; Wilson, DR; Douglas, AW. Magnetic resonance imaging signal hyper-
intensities in mania at first hospitalization. Biological Psychiatry 1993; 33: 204-206
10. Strakowski, S; Wilson, DR; Woods, BT. Structural brain abnormalities in first episode mania.
Biological Psychiatry 1993; 33: 602-609
11. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: The darwinian selection of “manic-depressive” genes.
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12. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: Darwinian theory in the service of medicine and psychiatry.
Acta Biotheoretica 1993; 41: 205-218
13. Wilson, DR. Autologous clones: The evolutionary exaptation of endocrine and immune systems from
neural ectoderm homeobox genes. Acta Biotheoretica 1993; 41: 267-69
14. Wilson, DR. The darwinian roots of human neurosis. Acta Biotheoretica 1994; 42: 49-62
15. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology. Journal of International Psychiatry 1994; V10:1:6-12
16. Keck, PE; Wilson, DR; Strakowski, SM; McElroy, SL; Kizer, DL; Balestreri, TM; Holtman, HM;
DePriest, M. Clinical predictors of acute risperidone response in schizophrenia, schizoaffective
disorder & psychotic mood disorder. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 1995 56:10
www.psychiatrist.com/pasttoc/toc/t5610
17. Buckley, PF; Wilson, DR: A comparison of single daily dose and twice daily dose of respiridone in
the treatment of schizophrenia. New Research in Mental Health, ODMH V12, 1996; 370-373
18. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology and manic-depression. British Journal of Medical
Psychology 1998; V71, 4/12: 375-396 Hyperlink: Wilson DR.
19. Rabins, P; Treisman, G; Klinkman, M; Katon, W; Cohen, H; Jack, T; Choksi, C; Nichol, M;
Wilson, DR; Vaccaro, J. Special Report: Clinical and economic considerations of depression
management. American Journal of Managed Care V5 13, Sup, 1999; S761-834
20. Hammond, C; Pierson, JF; Grande, T; Munetz, M; Wilson, DR; Pathak, D. An economic evaluation
of risperidone in outpatients. Annals of Pharmacotherapy 33(11):1160-6, 1999
www.theannals.com/abstracts/volume33/November/1160.html
21. Wilson, DR. Human population structure in the modern world: A Malthusian malignancy (letter
with annexe). Anthropology Today V15(6): 24, 1999
22. Wilson, DR. Gender vs. sex (letter). Journal of the American Medical Association V284 (23) 2001;
2997-2998 http://jama.ama-assn.org/issues/v284n23/ffull/jlt1220-5.html
23. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M; Newman, M. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with
novel antipsychotics. New Research in Mental Health, ODMH V14, 2000; 421-423
24. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Prolactinemia in patients treated with
olanzapine. New Research in Mental Health, ODMH V14, 2000; 415-420
www.mh.state.oh.us/offices/oper/vol14.html
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of risperidone: A naturalistic study. New Research in Mental Health, ODMH V14, 2000
www.mh.state.oh.us/offices/oper/vol14.html
26. Wilson, DR. Is depression an adaptation? (letter). Archives of General Psychiatry V 58 (11); 2001
http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/issues/v58n11/ffull/ylt1101-1.html
27. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M; Hammond, C. New onset diabetes and ketoacidosis
with novel antipsychotics. Schizophrenia Research 58 (1); 2003; pp 1-6 www.sciencedirect.com
28. Bakker, C; Gardner, R; Koliatsos, V; Kerbeshian, J; Looney, JG; Sutton, B; Swann, Verhulst, J;
Wagner, KD; Wamboldt, F; Wilson, DR. The social brain: A unifying foundation for psychiatry.
Academic Psychiatry 2002; 26: 219
29. Klein, JR; Wilson, DR. Psychiatric consultation & testimony in legal proceedings: Practical
applications. Nebraska Lawyer 2003; 6: 12-16 www.nebar.com
30. Wilson, DR. Commentary: Schizophrenia as one extreme of a sexually selected fitness indicator.
Schizophrenia Research 59(1); 2004;1-6
31. Padala, P; Sharma, A; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Methohexital, etomidate and propofol in electro-
convulsive therapy (ECT): Are differences real in the elderly? Journal of ECT 20(1):56-66, 2004
32. Sattar, SP, Ahmed, S, Madison, JK, Olsen, DR, Bhatia, SC, Ellahi, S, Majeed, F, Petty, F, & Wilson,
DR. When taking medications is a sin: Patient and physician attitudes to using medications with
ingredients forbidden by religious beliefs: A pilot study. Annals of Pharmacotherapy 2004;
38(11):1830-1835, online 12 October 2004, www.TheAnnals.com.
33. Wilson, DR; Malin, PJ; Ramaswamy, S. Treatment of bipolar disorder in the presence of common
medical conditions. Current Psychiatry, 2005 Suppl, Feb:1-10
34. Wilson, DR. The evolutionary neuroscience of human reciprocal sociality: A basic outline for
economists Journal of Socio-Economics V 35, #4, August 2006, Pages 626-633 Special Section on
Neuroeconomics
35. Wilson, DR. The seven deadly sins of an academic chair. Academic Psychiatry 30(4):304-308, 2006
www.ap.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/30/4/304
36. Padala, P; Ramaswamy, S; Madison, K; Monnahan, M; Marcil, W; Price, P; Uddin, A; Wilson, DR;
Petty, F. Risperidone monotherapy for post-traumatic stress disorder related to sexual assault and
domestic abuse in women. International Clinical Psychopharmacology 2006; 21:275–80
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of transmission. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 2006; 29(4):427-29
38. Wilson, DR; Price, J. Evolutionary epidemiology of endophenotypes in the bipolar spectrum: Evolved
neuropsychological mechanisms of social rank. Current Psychosis and Therapeutics Reports 2006,
4 (4), 176-180. www.current-reports.com/article_frame.cfm?PubID=PT04-4-1-06&Type=Abstract
39. Price, JS; Gardner, R Jr.; Wilson, DR; Sloman, L; Rohde, P; Erickson, M. Territory, rank and mental
health: The history of an idea. Evolutionary Psychology 2007; 5(3): 531-554.
www.epjournal.net/filestore/EP05531554.pdf
40. Ramaswamy, S; Mattai, A; Wilson, DR. Modafinil: What does the evidence tell us? Current
Psychiatry 2007, Vol. 6, (11):67-78.
41. Wilson, DR; Munro, S. Psychiatry: Organized and disorganized. Psychiatric Clinics of North
America 2008; 31(1), 137-147
42. Scheiber, SC; Madaan, V; Wilson, DR. The American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology: Historical
Overview and Current Perspectives. Psychiatric Clinics of North America 2008; 31(1), 123-136
43. Romanowicz M, Ramaswamy S, Wilson DR. Hyponatremia in a 64-year-old woman. Current
Psychiatry 2008; 7(6), 98-103.
44. Kinon, BJ; Volavka, J; Stauffer, V; Edwards, B; Liu-Seifert, H; Chen, L; Adams, DH; Lindenmayer,
JP; McEvoy, JP; Buckley, PF; Lieberman, JA; Meltzer, HY; Wilson, DR; Citrome, L. Standard
and higher doses of olanzapine for acutely ill patients with schizophrenia: A randomized double-
blind fixed dose study, Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology 2008; (4):392-400
45. Kavan, M; Malin, PJ; Wilson, DR. The dual role of academic psychiatry faculty in the evaluation
and treatment of medical students: An ethical conundrum. Academic Psychiatry 2008, 32:3-7.
46. Madaan, V; Dvir, Y; Wilson, DR. Child and adolescent schizophrenia: Pharmacological
approaches. Expert Opin Pharmacother. 2008, 9(12):2053-68.
47. Madaan, V; Wilson, DR. Neuropeptides: Relevance in treatment of depression and anxiety disorders.
Drug News and Perspectives 22(6), 2009
48. Madaan, V; Chauhan, M; Wilson, DR. Glutamatergic NMDA receptors: Targets for the therapy of
depression. Drugs of the Future 2009, 34(3):217-221
49. Wengel, S; Wilson, DR. A new behavioral health education initiative for Nebraska. Nebraska
Medicine 2009, 8(2):5-8
50. Díaz, E; Miskimen, T; Vega, WA; Gara, M; Wilson, DR; Lesser, I; Escamilla, M; Neighbors, HW;

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Arndt, S; Moss, Q; Lawson, WB; Strakowski, SM. Inconsistencies in diagnosis and symptom
phenomenology in bilingual and English speaking Latinos, and Euro-Americans: Results from a
multi-site study. Psychiatric Services 60:1379-1382, 2009
51. Selveraj, V; Ramaswamy, S; Wilson, DR. Treating insomnia across women’s life stages. Current
Psychiatry. 2010, 9(7): 27-33
52. Gara, MA; Vega, WA; Lesser, I; Escamilla, M; Lawson, WB; Wilson, DR; Fleck, DE; Strakowski,
SM. The role of complex emotions in inconsistent diagnoses of schizophrenia. Journal of Nervous
and Mental Diseases, 198;9: 2010
53. Selveraj, V; Sharma, A, Ramaswamy, S, Wilson, DR. New-onset psychosis and emergence of
suicidal ideation with aripiprazole. American Journal of Psychiatry. 167(12):1535–1536, 2010
54. Wilson, DR. Psychotherapy as Socratean Dialogue: Old wine in new wineskins. Best Thinking –
Medicine (online 2010: http://www.bestthinking.com/articles/medicine/psychiatry_and_neurology/)
55. Kinnan, S; Petty, FP; Wilson, DR. Zolpidem-induced mania in a patient with schizoaffective
disorder. Psychosomatics. 52(5):493-4, 2011
56. Preti, A; Wilson, DR. Do genes that lessen the impact of obstetric complications to the brain also
confer risk of schizophrenia? Psychiatry Investigation, 8(2): 77-88, 2011
www.psychiatryinvestigation.org/html/fulltext.asp?no=0502011014&m=0
57. Wilson, DR. Charisma (Mental Illness?) and the Foundation of Religions. Journal of Religion and
Society, S7: 75-84, 2011
58. Gara, MA; Vega, WA; Arndt, S; Escamilla, M; Fleck, DE; Lawson, WB; Lesser, I; Neighbors, HW;
Wilson, DR; Smith, MW; Adebimpe, VR; Strakowski, SM. The influence of patient race and
ethnicity on clinical assessment in patients with affective disorders. Archives of General
Psychiatry, 2012
59. Wilson, DR. Evolution of Emotionality: Lineal Heritability or Sui Generis Emergence?
Neuropsychoanalysis, 2012, 14 (1)
60. Sattar, P; Grant, K; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. A comparison of antipsychotic polypharmacy practices
across public mental health settings. (in review)
61. Bhatia, SC; Bhatia, S; Wilson, DR; Kinnan, S; Preti, A. Competently teaching cross-culturally
competent psychotherapy. (submitted)
62. Marcil, WA; Wilson, DR. Geometric complementary: circumplex digital analysis (submitted)
63. Sattar, SP; Verduin, M; Madison, JK; Soundy, T; Padala, P; Bhatia, SK; Hiott, W; Petty, FW;

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Wilson, DR. Addiction Training Scale (ATS): A competency measure for substance use disorders
training - A multi-site study. (in review)
Original Reports (In Preparation):
64. Price, J; Wilson, DR. The evolution of cognitive-emotional global state determinants at serial
levels in the brain: The history of an idea that resolves fundamental theoretical and clinical
problems in unconscious & conscious perception, communication and behaviour (submitted).
65. Wilson, DR. Toward a dynamic taxonomy of behaviour
66. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology of the bipolar spectrum
Original Reports (Proceedings):
67. Wilson, DR. Somatic symptoms in primary care. Proceedings of the North American Primary Care
Research Group Columbus, OH, 1981
68. Wilson, DR. A historical overview of the APA International Education Project. Proceedings:
American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA, 1989
69. Wilson, DR. Deductions about the evolution of neurosis and mental illness. Ethology and
Sociobiology 1989; 10 (5): 390
70. Wilson, DR. A Clinical outline of a dynamic taxonomy of behavior. Ethology and Sociobiology
1989; 10 (5): 406
71. Rosecan, J; Wilson, DR. Treatment of refractory affective disorders. Proceedings of the Joint
Meeting of China Medical Association & American Psychiatric Association, Beijing, China, 1988
72. Wilson, DR. Geriatric psychopharmacology. Proceedings of the Joint Meeting of China Medical
Association and American Psychiatric Association Nanjing, China, 1988
73. Hackett, E; Wilson, DR; Coyle, T. Clozapine, snoring and sleep apnea. Proceedings: Clozapine and
beyond in the era of atypical antipsychotics Ohio Department of Mental Health Symposium,
Columbus, Ohio, 1994
74. Wilson DR, Hammond C, Sarkar N, D’Souza L. New-onset diabetes and ketoacidosis with atypical
antipsychotics. In: Advances in Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders in the Primary Care Setting.
University of Wisconsin/DesignWrite, 2003
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complementary code. J Neuropsychiatry & Clinical Neuroscience 16:219, 2004
76. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: Where is the heredity hidden? Proceedings of the 99th
Indian Science Congress: Anthropological & Behavioral Sciences 43-44, 2012
Original Reports (Multimedia & Internet):
77. Ellis, AE; Glantz, K; Pearce, JK; Wilson, DR; Mayr, E. Cognitive evolutionary biology: Toward a
scientific basis for psychotherapy. McLean Hospital Symposium (CME Video), 1992
78. Wilson, DR. The Darwinian evolution of manic depression. Manic Depressive and Depressive
Association of Boston (CEU Audio), 1992
79. Wilson, DR. The Darwinian evolution of major depression. Manic Depressive and Depressive
Association of Boston (CEU Audio), 1992
80. Wilson, DR. A healthy approach to the end of life! Andover-Newton Theological Seminary Annual
Colloquium (CEU Video), 1992
81. Wilson, DR; Souza, C; Hackett, E; D’Souza, L. Clozapine reintegration: Transitions to the
community. Lewis Center Symposium (CEU Video), 1994
82. Wilson, DR. Heads up: Seasonal affective disorder. Health Help, 1:1, Dover Systems Press,
Hanover, NH, 1994
83. Wilson, DR. Heads up: Stressing stress. Health Help, 1:2, Dover Systems Press, Hanover, NH, 1994
84. Wilson, DR. Heads up: News on affective disorders. Health Help, 1:3, Dover Systems Press,
Hanover, NH, 1994
85. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: The neuropsychiatry of mania & depression. In Wilson,
DR; Akiskal, HS. (eds) Darwinian evolution: Affective temperament and clinical considerations.
APA Symposium 33 (CEU Audio), Mobiltape: Valencia, CA 2002
86. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology & neuropsychiatry. In Wilson, DR; Akiskal, HS. (eds)
Darwinian evolution & psychopathology. APA Symposium 62 (CEU Audio), Mobiltape:
Valencia, CA 2003
87. McElroy, S; Wilson, DR. Clinical equivalents in phenotypic expression: Implications for research
& care. In Wilson, DR; Akiskal, HS. (eds) Darwinian evolution & psychopathology. APA
Symposium 62 (CEU Audio), Mobiltape: Valencia, CA 2003
88. Pitchford, I; Wilson, DR. Evolutionary developmental psychopathology. In Wilson, DR; Akiskal,

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HS. (eds) Darwinian evolution & psychopathology. APA Symposium 62 (CEU Audio),
Mobiltape: Valencia, CA 2003
89. Muhammad, J.; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: Review. XPharm:
Elsevier Science www.xpharm.com 2003
90. Padala, P.; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Nicotine and associated chemicals abuse: Review. XPharm:
lsevier Science www.xpharm.com 2003.
91. Manasi, R.; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: Review. Xpharm: Elsevier
Science www.xpharm.com 2003.
92. Marcil, WA; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Anxiety disorders: Review. XPharm: Elsevier Science
www.xpharm.com 2003.
93. Marcil, WA; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Endogenous depression: Review. XPharm: Elsevier Science
www.xpharm.com 2003.
94. Fernandes, P; Petty, F; Marcil, WA; Wilson, DR. Manic-depressive illness: Review. XPharm:
Elsevier Science www.xpharm.com 2003.
95. Sharma, Ashish; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Opioid abuse: Review. XPharm: Elsevier Science
www.xpharm.com 2003.
96. Mitchell, N; Wilson, DR; Galambos, G. All in the Mind: Stone Age brains in 21st century skulls.
Australian Broadcasting System www.abc.net.au/rn/allinthemind/stories/2008/2217264.htm,
International premiere, with online podcast and blog, 2008.
97. Wilson, DR. Psychotherapy as Socratean Dialogue: Old wine in new wineskins. Best Thinking –
Books:
Medicine. http://www.bestthinking.com/articles/medicine/psychiatry_and_neurology/ 2010.
98. van der Dennen, H; Smillie, D; Wilson, DR. (eds), Sociobiology and the Darwinian Heritage,
Greenwood Press, Westport, CT, 1999 http://info.greenwood.com/books/0275964/0275964361
99. Wilson, DR; Cory, GA. The evolutionary epidemiology of mania & depression: A theoretical and
empirical interpretation of mood disorders, Mellen Press, New York: NY
100. Wilson, DR; Mohiuddin, S. (eds), Selections from The Body & It’s Brain: Clinical perspectives.
Audio Digest, Glendale, CA www.audio-digest.org 2007
101. Wilson, DR; Buckley, PF. (eds), Administrative psychiatry: Advancing quality care, Elsevier, NY,

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Book Chapters:
102. Freeman, P; Wilson, DR; Sierles, FS. Psychopathology, in Behavioral Science for Medical Students,
Sierles, FS (ed), Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, MD, 1993
103. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology, in The Maladapted Mind: Classic papers in evolutionary
psychopathology, Baron-Cohen, S (ed), Psychology Press, London, UK, 1997
104. Wilson, DR. Court-authorized medication for incompetent patients in hospital, in New Directions
for Mental Health Services: Can mandatory treatment be therapeutic?, Munetz, M (ed), Jossey-
Bass, San Francisco, CA, 1997, pp. 73-80, http://cgi.jbp.com/JBJournals/tocs/ndmhs75t.html
105. Wilson, DR. Executive Summary, in ODMH Integrated Behavioral Health Service Plan for Clinical
Services, Hogan, M (Ed), ODMH Press, Columbus, OH 1998, pp.2-14
106. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S; Wilson SL. Phylogeny of neurotransmission: Serotonin, dopamine and the
evolution of sociophyiological neurotransmission, in Sociobiology and the Darwinian Heritage,
van der Dennen, J; Smillie, D and Wilson, DR (Eds), Greenwood, Westport, CT, 1999, pp. 309-18
107. Jain, S; Wilson, DR. Magnetotherapy, in Encyclopedia of Pseudoscience, Shermer, M (Ed).
Altadena, CA: ABC-CLIO Press, 2002
108. Wilson, DR. The evolved basis of mood and thought disorders: Evolution, epidemiology and end-
effects, in Evolutionary Neuroethology of Paul MacLean: Convergences and Frontiers, Gardner, R;
Cory W (Eds), Greenwood Press, Westport, CT 2002 http://www.greenwood.com/catalog/C7219.aspx
109. Gardner, RJ; Wilson, DR. Sociophysiology and evolutionary aspects of psychiatry, in Panksepp, J
(ed) Textbook of Biological Psychiatry, John Wiley, New York, NY, 2004, pp. 597-625
110. Wilson, DR. Michel Eyquem de Montaigne, in J. Brix (ed.) Encyclopedia of Anthropology, Sage
Publications, London, UK, p.1622, 2006
111. Wilson, DR. Population genetics, in J. Brix (ed.) Encyclopedia of Anthropology, Sage Publications,
London, UK, pp.1057-1059, 2006
112. Wilson, DR. Human genetics, in J. Brix (ed.) Encyclopedia of Anthropology, Sage Publications,
London, UK, pp.1054-1056, 2006
113. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epistemology, in J. Brix (ed.) Encyclopedia of Anthropology, Sage
Publications, London, UK, pp. 919-921, 2006

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114. Wilson, DR. H.B.D. Kettlewell, in J. Brix (ed.) Encyclopedia of Anthropology, Sage Publications,
London, UK, pp.1366-1367, 2006
115. Wilson, DR. A brief history of neural evolution, in D. Charney & E. Nestler (eds), Neurobiology of
Mental Illness–3 rd Edition, Oxford University Press, NY, NY, 2008
116. Wilson, DR. Overview of The Body & It’s Brain: Clinical perspectives, in D.R. Wilson & S.
Mohuiddin (eds) Selections from The Body & It’s Brain, Audio Digest, Glendale, CA (audio and
electronic book: www.audio-digest.org, 2007)
117. Wilson, DR. Épidémiologie Évolutionnaire: Un Pont de l'Éthologie à la Génomique, in J-M.
Gauthier & V. Servais (Rédacteurs en chef), D.R. Wilson (Rédacteur en chef de Langue anglais)
L’Ethologie a l’epreuve de la psychiatrie – Quel modele en degager pour la depression, Pression
d'Université de Liège, Liège, Belgium [Evolutionary Epidemiology: A bridge from ethology to
genomics, in J-M. Gauthier & V. Servais (eds.), D.R. Wilson (ed. English) Ethological
Psychiatry: Models of depression, University of Liège Press, Liège, Belgium] (forthcoming)
118. Wilson, DR; Munro, S. Psychiatry: Organized and Disorganized, in D.R. Wilson & P.F. Buckley
(eds) Administrative Psychiatry: Advancing quality care, Psychiatric Clinics of North America,
Elsevier, NY, NY, 2008; 31(1), 137-147
119. Scheiber, SC; Madaan, V; Wilson, DR. The American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology: Historical
Overview and Current Perspectives, in D.R. Wilson & P.F. Buckley (eds) Administrative
Psychiatry: Advancing quality care, Psychiatric Clinics of North America, Elsevier, NY, NY,
2008; 31(1), 123-136
120. Wilson, DR; Price, JS; Preti, A. Critical learning periods for self-esteem: Mechanisms of
psychotherapy and implications for the choice between individual or group treatment, in G.N.
Christodoulou, M. Jorge, J.E. Mezzich (eds) Advances in Psychiatry, Volume III, WPA Press/Beta
Medical Arts, Athens, Greece, 2009, pp 75–81
www.wpanet.org/uploads/Publications/WPA_Books/The_Series/Advances_in_Psychiatry/advances-in-psychiatry-v03.pdf
121. Madaan, V; Wilson, DR. Psychotherapy, in D. Stein (ed) Textbook of Psychiatry, Wikibooks, 2010
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/
122. Madaan, V; Dvir, Y; Frazier, JA; Wilson, DR. Childhood-onset schizophrenia, in M.S. Ritsner
(ed) Textbook of Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders, Springer, NY, NY, 2010
123. Madaan, V; Dvir, Y; Frazier, JA; Wilson, DR. Pervasive developmental disorders and
schizophrenia, in M.S. Ritsner (ed) Textbook of Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders, Springer, NY,

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124. Bestha, DP; Kolli, V; Madaan, V; Wilson, DR. Apraxia: Clinical aspects and subtypes – Chapter
31. in V.S. Ramachandran (ed) Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, Elsevier, NY, NY, 2011
125. Bestha, DP; Jauhari, S; Madaan, V; Malin, PJ; Wilson, DR. Delirium – Chapter 125, in V.S.
Ramachandran (ed) Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, Elsevier, NY, NY, 2011
126. Madaan, V; Bestha, DP; Wilson, DR. Electroconvulsive therapy and transcranial magnetic
stimulation – Chapter 25, in V.S. Ramachandran (ed) Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, Elsevier,
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Abstracts:
1. Wilson, DR. A review of international psychiatric education in America. Council on International
Affairs International Medical Education Symposium, American Psychiatric Association Annual
Meeting, Washington, DC, 1986
2. Wilson, DR. A deductive approach to psychopathology and its evolved roots. Evolution and Human
Behavior Society, Ann Arbor, MI, 1988
3. Wilson, DR. A dynamic taxonomy of behavior. International Society of Human Ethology 10 th
Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1989
4. Wilson, DR. Deductions about the evolution of neuroses. International Society of Human Ethology
10 th Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1989
5. Wilson, DR. The evolutionary roots of neurosis. Evolution and Human Behavior Society Annual
Meeting, Evanston, IL, 1989
6. Strakowski, S; Wilson, DR. A phylo-ontogenetic model of personality. Animal Behavior Society
Annual Meeting, Binghamton, NY, 1990
7. Pearce, JK; Wilson, DR; Glantz, K; Heisel, S. Ethnicity and evolutionary psychology: Constraints
and constancies. Animal Behavior Society Binghamton, NY, 1990
8. Heisel, S; Strakowski, S; Wilson, DR. Disease or design: A method in the madness? Animal
Behavior Society, Binghamton, NY, 1990
9. Glantz, K; Pearce, JK; Wilson, DR. An evolutionary classification of distress. Animal Behavior
Society, Binghamton, NY, 1990
10. Wilson, DR; Glantz, K. Evolutionary psychology: Some clinical implications. Animal Behavior
Society, Binghamton, NY, 1990
11. Wilson, DR; Heisel, SJ. Evolutionary epidemiology. Animal Behavior Society, Binghamton, NY, 1990
12. Gardner, R; Sloman, L; Wilson, DR; Glantz, K; Heisel, S; Pearce, JK; Subordination: Depression
and psychosis. Evolution & Human Behavior Society, Los Angeles, CA, 1990
13. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology. North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Advanced Research Workshop “Genome Organization Evolution”, Spetsai, Greece, 1990
14. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology: Psychopathology reappraised. International
Society for History, Philosophy & Social Science of Biology Annual Meeting, Evanston, IL, 1991
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Sociobiology Society, 14 th Meeting, Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1991
16. Page, W; Wilson, DR. Human population structure in the modern world: A Malthusian malignancy
(Roundtable). Human Behavior and Evolution Society, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1991
17. Wilson, DR. A healthy approach to the end of life! Andover-Newton Theological Seminary Annual
Colloquium, Boston, MA, 1991
18. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: A dynamic taxonomy of behavior. Ethology and
Evolution of Human Behavior/Max-Planck Institute Conference, Simferopol, Crimea, 1992
19. Wilson, DR. Senescence: An evolutionary epidemiological perspective. Ethology and Evolution of
Human Behavior/Max Planck Institute Conference, Simferopol Crimea, 1992
20. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology: The legal, ethical and social consequences of the human
genome initiative. Ethology and Evolution of Human Behavior/Max Planck Institute Conference
Simferopol, Crimea, 1992
21. Strakowski, S; Wilson, DR; Woods, BT; Tohen, M; Douglas, AW. Structural brain abnormalities in
first episode mania – Stanley Cobb Award Paper, Society of Biological Psychiatry, Washington,
DC, 1992
22. Strakowski, S; Wilson, DR; Woods, BT; Tohen, M; Douglas, AW. First episode mania: Structural
abnormalities. Stanley Cobb Research Society Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 1992
22. Wilson, DR. Uncles and incest. European Sociobiology Society 15 th Annual Meeting, Augsburg,
Germany, 1992
24. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology of sex and aggression. Evolution & Human Sciences,
Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Sciences, London School of Economics, 1993
25. Wilson, DR. The genealogy of psychiatry: A philosophical view of psychiatry as a branch of
evolutionary science. Evolution and Human Sciences, Centre for the Philosophy of the Natural
and Social Sciences, London School of Economics, 1993
26. Wilson, DR. Sociogenetics of mood disorders. Biological Roots of Human Behavior /Max Planck
Institute Conference, Simferopol, Crimea, 1993
27. Wilson, DR. The inclusive Darwinian fitness of psychopathology. Biological Roots of Human
Behavior/Max Planck Institute International Conference, Simferopol, Crimea, 1993
28. Hackett, E; Wilson, DR. Clozapine, snoring and sleep apnea. Clozapine and Beyond: The era of
atypical antipsychotics, Ohio Department of Mental Health Symposium, Columbus, Ohio, 1994

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29. Hackett, E; Wilson, DR; Coyle, T. The ‘Rip van Winkle Effect’: Clozapine in a state hospital.
Clozapine and beyond: The era of atypical antipsychotics, Ohio Department of Mental Health
Symposium, Columbus, Ohio, 1994
30. Buckley, P; Wilson, DR; Dean, D; Findling, R. Developmental neurobiology and mental illness:
Evolving perspectives. First Annual All Ohio Institute on Community Psychiatry, Case Western
Reserve University and the Ohio Department of Mental Health, Cleveland OH, 1995
31. Hackett, E; D’Souza, L; Coyle, T; Wilson, DR. A public-private clozapine clinic: A success story.
First Annual All Ohio Institute on Community Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve University and
Ohio Department of Mental Health, Cleveland, OH, 1995
32. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology of affective and psychotic disorders. First Annual All Ohio
Institute on Community Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve University and the Ohio Department of
Mental Health, Cleveland, Ohio, 1995
33. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S; Wilson SL. Serotonin and dopamine in the service of kinship selection.
European Sociobiological Society 18 th Meeting, Cambridge, England, 1995
34. Wilson, DR. Mutability and mental illness: Genetic models of major syndromes. International
Association for Comparative Psychopathology, 2 nd Annual Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA, 1995
35. Keck, PE; Wilson, DR; Strakowski, S; McElroy, S; Kizer, SL; Balestreri, TM; Holtman, H; DePriest,
M. Clinical predictors of acute respiridone response in schizophrenia, schizoaffective & psychotic
mood disorders. APA Annual Meeting, Miami, Florida, 1995
36. Wilson, DR. Effective use of novel antipsychotics medications in public mental health services.
Northcoast Behavioral Health Services, Case Western Reserve University Annual Conference,
Cleveland, OH, 1996
37. Rodgers, C; Hardin, A; Hathaway, J; Ostrowski, L; Wilson, DR. Multidisciplinary program
development: A process within a process. Second Annual All-Ohio Institute on Community
Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, 1996
38. D’Souza,L; Coyle, T; Schwenkner, C; Wilson, DR. Clozapine in a state hospital: Clinical and
pharmacoeconomic outcomes. Second Annual All-Ohio Institute on Community Psychiatry, Case
Western Reserve University and Ohio Department of Mental Health, Cleveland, OH, 1996
39. Keck, PE; Stanton, S; Wilson, DR; McElroy, S. Predictors of acute respiridone response in elderly
patients with psychotic illness. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Sydney,

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Australia, 1996
40. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S. Evolution of shame and entrapment as depressive equivalents. ASCAP- The
Sociophysiology Society, Third Annual Meeting, New York, NY, 1996
41. Stanton, S; Wilson, DR; Keck, PE; McElroy, S. Predictors of acute respiridone response in elderly
patients with schizophrenia and schizoaffective illness. American Psychiatric Association Annual
Meeting, New York, NY, 1996
42. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of manic-depression. Banbury Symposium,
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York, 1996
43. Wilson, DR. Darwinian psychiatry. World Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
44. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S; Keck, PE; McElroy, S. Risperidone response in elderly patients. World
Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
45. Gilbert, P; Wilson, DR; Stanton, S. Evolutionary aspects of shame and entrapment. World
Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
46. Stanton, S; Wilson, DR; Keck, P. Phylogenetics of neurotransmitters. World Psychiatric
Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
47. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S; Wilson, SL. Evolutionary epidemiology of bipolar disorder. World
Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
48. Wilson, DR; Stanton, S; Gilbert, P; Keck, P; McElroy, S. Shame in depression and mania. World
Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
49. Gardner, R; Price, JS; Wilson, DR. Leadership and psychopathology: An evolutionary perspective.
World Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
50. Price, JS; Gardner, R; Wilson, DR. Levels of submission as a clue to the management of depression.
World Psychiatric Association X th Congress, Madrid, Spain, 1996
51. Wilson, DR; McElroy, S; Buckley, PF; Lehrer, D: Doctor’s roundtable: Experiences with novel anti-
psychotics. ODMH-University of Cincinnati Stepping Ahead Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 1997
52. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary epidemiology. ODMH-University of Cincinnati Stepping Ahead
Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 1997
53. Wilson, DR; Kennedy, M: Conjoint clinical outcome review. ODMH-University of Cincinnati
Stepping Ahead Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 1997
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Stepping Ahead Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 1997
55. Wilson, DR; Mascie-Taylor, GCN; Gamburd, A: Evolutionary epidemiology and phylogenetical
pathology. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Human Evolution Symposium, New York, 1997
56. Wilson, DR; Ronis, R: The Mental Health Executive Leadership Program. Innovative Programs
Spotlight, Psychiatric Services Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 1997
57. Wilson, DR: Inherent advantages of manic-depressive polymorphisms: A guide to psychotherapy.
Annual Meeting of the International Sociophysiology Society (ASCAP), Tucson, AZ, 1997
58. Wilson, DR: Evolutionary epidemiology of psychotic and mood disorders. World Psychiatric
Association Meeting & 50 th Jubilee of the India Psychiatric Society, Jaipur, India, 1998
59. Wilson, DR: Pharmacoeconomics of novel antipsychotics. World Psychiatric Association Meeting
& 50 th Jubilee of the India Psychiatric Society, Jaipur, India, 1998
60. Wilson, DR: Phylogenetics of serotonin and dopamine: Mood and social rank. World Psychiatric
Association Meeting & 50 th Jubilee of the India Psychiatric Society, Jaipur, India, 1998
61. Wilson, DR: Evolutionary epidemiology of major psychoses. World Psychiatric Association
Meeting & 50 th Jubilee of the India Psychiatric Society, Jaipur, India, 1998
62. Wilson, DR: Neurobiology of Affective Disorders: Game mathematic “Hawk-Dove” analyses.
Annual Meeting of the International Sociophysiology Society (ASCAP), Davis, CA, 1998
63. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N; Newman, M; Newton, M. Prolactin elevations in patients
treated with olanzapine. Third Annual All-Ohio Institute on Community Psychiatry, Case
Western Reserve University-ODMH, Cleveland, Ohio, 1999
64. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Prolactin elevations in patients treated with
olanzapine. APA Institute for Psychiatric Services, New Orleans, LA, 1999
65. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with atypical antipsychotics.
APA Institute for Psychiatric Services, New Orleans, LA, 1999
66. Wilson, DR: Phylogeny of manic-depression. Fragile Extremes Symposium, Mental Health
Foundation of Ohio Annual Symposium, Columbus, Ohio, 1999
67. Wilson, R; Newton, M; Wilson, DR; Deaton, S. Quality assurance review of forensic monitoring
processes: A validity study. American Academy of Psychiatry and Law Annual Meeting,
Baltimore, MD, 1999
68. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Prolactin elevations in patients treated with

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olanzapine. American Association of Clinical Pharmacists, Kansas City, MO, 1999
69. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L. New onset diabetes and ketoacidosis with novel antipsychotics.
American Association of Clinical Pharmacists, Kansas City, MO, 1999
70. Wilson, DR: Evolutionary epidemiology, game mathematics and brain evolution. Paul MacLean
Festschrift and Annual Meeting of the International Sociophysiology Society (ASCAP), Boston,
MA, 1999
71. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Prolactin elevations in patients treated with
olanzapine. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Acapulco, MX, 1999
72. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L. New onset diabetes and ketoacidosis with novel antipsychotics.
American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Acapulco, MX, 1999
73. Wilson DR; D’Souza L; Sarkar N. New-onset diabetes and ketoacidosis with atypical antipsychotics.
US Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress, Atlanta, Georgia, 1999
74. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M; Newman, M. Diabetogensis and ketosis with novel
antipsychotics. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago, IL, 2000
75. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M; Newman, M. Glucose intolerance, diabetes &
ketosis with novel antipsychotics. 40 th Annual NIMH New Clinical Drug Evaluation Unit
(NCDEU), Boca Raton, FL, 2002 www.nimh.nih.gov/ncdeu/abstracts2000/ncdeu136.cfm
76. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M. Glucose intolerance, diabetes and ketoacidosis
associated with novel antipsychotic treatment. Collegium Internationale Neuropsychopharmaco-
logicum XXIth Meeting, Brussels, BE, 2000
77. Wilson, DR; Sarkar, N; D’Souza, L; Newton, M; Newman, M. Diabetogensis and ketoacidosis in the
treatment with novel antipsychotics. Hormones, Brain & Neuropsychopharmacology Congress,
Rhodes, Greece, 2000
78. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Prolactin elevations in patients treated with
olanzapine. Hormones, Brain & Neuropsychopharmacology Congress, Rhodes, Greece, 2000
79. Wilson, DR. The anthropology of hate. Hate Crimes Symposium, American Academy of Psychiatry
& Law Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2000
80. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N; Newman, M; Nasrallah, H. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis
with novel antipsychotics: Interim analysis of a large, naturalistic sample. American College of
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81. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, Hammond, C. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with novel anti-
psychotics. American Neuropsychiatric Association, Sanibel, FL, 2001
http://neuropsychiatryreviews.com/may01/npr_may01_diabetes.html
82. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; Price, P; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with
novel antipsychotics: Interim analysis of a large, naturalistic sample. American Academy of
Clinical Pharmacists, San Antonio, TX, 2001
83. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; Price, P; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with
novel antipsychotics: Interim analysis of a large, naturalistic sample. American Academy of
Clinical Pharmacists, San Antonio, TX, 2001
84. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N; Price, P. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with atypical
antipsychotics: Interim analysis of olanzapine in a large, naturalistic sample. 4 th International
Meeting of the College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists, San Antonio, Texas, 2001
85. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N. New-onset diabetes & ketoacidosis with atypical
antipsychotics. International Congress of Schizophrenia Research, Whistler, BC, Canada, 2001
86. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N; Newman, M. Diabetogenesis and ketoacidosis with novel
antipsychotics. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA 2001
87. Wilson, DR; D’Souza, L; Sarkar, N; Hammond, C. Glucose intolerance, diabetes and ketoacidosis
with novel antipsychotics. 7 th World Congress for Biological Psychiatry, Berlin, GER, 2001
88. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; Swann, AC; Petty, F. New-onset diabetes and atypical antispychotics: A
naturalistic assessment of 11,944 unique patients from Jan 1994 -July 2001. American College of
Neuropsychopharmacology, Waikoloa, Hawaii, 2002
89. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; Buckley, PF; Marcil, W; Petty, F. New-onset diabetes and atypical anti-
psychotics: Continuing assessment of 11,944 unique patients. 42 nd Annual NIMH New Clinical
Drug Evaluation Unit (NCDEU), Boca Raton, FL, 2002
www.nimh.nih.gov/ncdeu/abstracts2002/ncdeu3034.cfm
90. Wilson, DR; Hammond, C; Buckley, PF; Marcil, W; Petty, F. Atypical antipsychotics & new-onset
hyperglycemia: Assessment of 11,944 unique patients. International Congress of Schizophrenia
Research, Colorado Springs, CO 2003
91. Marcil, W; Wilson, DR. The graphic representation of a plane-synchronized wave: A geometric
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92. Ramaswamy, S; Monnahan, M; Madison, J; Wolff, S; Sattar, P; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Factors
associated with missed first appointments in subjects volunteering to participate in a clinical
trial of posttraumatic stress disorder. 44 th Annual NIMH New Clinical Drug Evaluation Unit,
(NCDEU) Phoenix, AZ 2004
93. Padala, P; Sharma, A; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Methohexital, etomidate and propofol in convulsive
therapy (ECT): Are differences real in the elderly? APA Annual Meeting, New York, NY 2004
94. Cory, A; Wilson, DR. (Invited Symposium) The evolutionary neuroscience of human reciprocal
sociality. Joint Meeting of the Society for Advancement of Behavioural Economics (SABE) and
the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP), Drexel, PA 2004
95. Wilson, DR. Evolutionary neuroscience of human reciprocal sociality. New England Institute
Conference on Language, Cognitive Science & Evolutionary Psychology, Portland, ME 2004
96. Wilson, DR. Stressing Stress: Clinical applications of basic science. Association of Behavioral
Health Organizations Annual Conference, Omaha, NE, 2004.
97. Wilson, DR. (Invited Symposium Chair) Evolutionary psychopathology: Empirical & epigenetic
explanations. World Psychiatric Association International Congress, Florence, Italy, 2004
98. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Racial and ethnic disparities in forensic psychiatry. In Wilson, R
(Chair), Annual Symposium: Blind Lady Justice. American Academy of Psychiatry & Law.
Boston, MA 2004
99. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of suicide. World Psychiatric Association
International Congress, Florence, Italy, 2004
100. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of affective temperament. World
Psychiatric Association International Congress, Florence, Italy, 2004
101. Petty, F; Padala, PR; Monnahan M; Ramaswamy S; Madison, JK; Marcil, WA; Wilson, DR.
Risperidone treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 44 th Annual NIMH New
Clinical Drug Evaluation Unit, (NCDEU) Palm Beach, FL 2004
102. Petty, F; Ramaswamy, S; Madison, J; Padala, P; Marcil, W; Monnahan, M; Price, P; Wilson, D.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): Risperidone monotherapy treatment. Society for
Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 2005
103. Wilson, DR; Price, J; Preti, A; Erickson, M. (Invited Symposium Chair) Psychotherapy: Novel
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Congress, Cairo, Egypt, 2005
104. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Neuroethological foundations of psychotherapeutic theory, practice &
research. World Psychiatric Association XIII th International World Congress, Cairo, Egypt, 2005
105. Wilson, DR; Price, J; Preti, A; Erickson, M; Salaheldin, A. (Invited Symposium Chair) Evolutionary
neuropsychiatry: Theoretical & empirical advances. World Psychiatric Association XIII th
International World Congress, Cairo, Egypt, 2005
106. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of psychiatric temperaments. World
Psychiatric Association XIII th International World Congress, Cairo, Egypt, 2005
107. Kinon, BJ; Volavka, J; Stauffer, V; Edwards, B; Liu-Seifert, H; Chen, L; Adams, DH; Lindenmayer,
JP; McEvoy, JP; Buckley, PF; Lieberman, JA; Meltzer, HY; Wilson, DR; Citrome, L. Standard
and higher doses of olanzapine for acutely ill patients with schizophrenia: A randomized double-
blind fixed dose study. Collegium Internationale Neuro-Psychopharmacologicum XXIV th Biennial
Congress, Chicago, IL, 2006
108. Petty, F; Padala, PR; Bhatia, SC; Wilson, DR. Predictors of treatment response in post traumatic
stress disorder (PTSD): Childhood trauma, social rank, defeat and entrapment. 46 th Annual
NIMH New Clinical Drug Evaluation Unit, (NCDEU), Boca Raton, FL 2006
109. Wilson, DR. (Invited Keynote Paper) Une épidémiologie évolutionniste: de l’éthologie à la
génomique. Séminaire International de la Fondation Jean-Marie Delwart: L’Ethologie a l’epreuve
de la psychiatrie – Quel modele en degager pour la depression? (Evolutionary Epidemiology: A
bridge from ethology to genomics): International Seminar of the Foundation Jean-Marie Delwart:
Can ethology meet expectations of psychiatry—In search of a model for depression), Genval,
Belgium, 2006
110. Kinon, BJ; Volavka, J; Bergstrom, RF; Kurtz, DL; Stauffer, V; Edwards, SB; Liu-Seifert, H; Chen,
L; Adams, DH; Lindenmayer, JP; McEvoy, JP; Buckley, PF; Lieberman, JA; Meltzer, HY;
Wilson, DR; Citrome, L. Steady state concentrations after standard and higher doses of oral
olanzapine in patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder with suboptimal prior
response. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Hollywood, FL, 2006
111. Ramaswamy, S; Angela Greer, A; Heaney, RP; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Association between
antipsychotic treatment, serum leptin levels and bone mineral density in schizophrenia. Society
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112. Ramaswamy, S; Hollibaugh, M; Hunziker, JC; Bhatia, SC; Wilson, DR; Petty, F. Memantine for
cognitive impairment in veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Society for Biological
Psychiatry, San Diego, CA, 2007
113. Ramaswamy, S; Greer, A; Heaney, RP; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Association between antipsychotic
treatment, serum leptin levels and bone mineral density in schizophrenia. International Congress
of Schizophrenia Research, Colorado Springs, CO, 2007
114. Ramaswamy, S; Greer, A; Heaney, RP; Petty, F; Wilson, DR. Association between antipsychotic-
induced hyperleptinemia, bone mineral density and bone metabolism in men and pre-menopausal
women with schizophrenia. International Congress of Schizophrenia Research, Colorado Springs,
CO, 2007
115. Wilson, DR; Preti, A; Erickson, M. (Invited Symposium) Evolutionary neuropsychiatry: Genomic
and epigenetic advances. World Psychiatric Association International Congress, Melbourne,
Australia, 2007
116. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of psychiatric endophenotypes. World
Psychiatric Association International Congress, Melbourne, Australia, 2007
117. Wilson, DR; Galambos, G; Kaplan, RM. (Invited Symposium Chair) Evolutionary psychiatry:
Finding the future in the past. World Psychiatric Association International Congress, Melbourne,
Australia, 2007
118. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology in neuropsychiatry. World Psychiatric
Association International Congress, Melbourne, Australia, 2007
119. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Psychiatric Medical Homes: Integration of behavioral health into
primary care settings. Third Annual World Congress on Innovation in Cost Appropriate
Behavioral Health and Wellness, Atlanta, GA, 2007
120. Wilson, DR. (Invited Symposium Chair) Evolution and psychotherapy: New horizons for
psychiatrists. World Psychiatric Association XIV th World Congress, Prague, Czech Republic, 2008
121. Wilson, DR. (Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of mania, depression, and psychosis. World
Psychiatric Association XIV th World Congress, Prague, Czech Republic, 2008
122. Wilson, DR. Sins of Omission: Integrating anthropology into medical education (in the special
session The cure for anthropological hypochondriasis: Creighton Anthropologists pause from
reinventing themselves in order to improve health situations in the field). 69 th Annual Meeting of

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the Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, NM, 2009
123. Marcil, WA; Wilson, DR. A dimensional hierarchy: The marriage of form and function. The 17 th
Annual International Conference on Composites & Nano-Engineering, Honolulu, HI, 2009
124. Schooler, NR; Buckley, PF; Goff, D; Kopelowicz, A; Lauriello, J; Manschreck, T; Mendelowitz, A;
Miller, D; Severe, JB; D, Wilson; DR, Kane, J. Preventing relapse in schizophrenia: Oral
antipsychotics compared to injectable: Evaluating efficacy (PROACTIVE): Study rationale,
design and inter-rater reliability. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Hollywood,
FL, 2009
125. Buckley, PF; Schooler, NR; Goff, D; Kopelowicz, A; Lauriello, J; Manschreck, T; Mendelowitz, A;
Miller, D; Wilson, DR; Kane, J. Preventing relapse in schizophrenia: oral antipsychotics
compared to injectables: Evaluating efficacy (PROACTIVE): Patient characteristics and baseline
study data. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Hollywood, FL, 2009
126. Wilson, DR. Charisma (mental illness?) and the foundation of religions. Kripke Center for the
Study of Religion & Society Annual Symposium “Religion, Health & Healing”, Creighton
University, Omaha, NE, 2010
127. Madaan, V; Alarcon, R; Bestha, P; Wilson, DR. Schizoaffective disorder: Overdiagnosis,
polypharmacy & guidelines, in the symposium: Schizoaffective disorder: Approaches to a
nosological conundrum. American Psychiatric Association Institute on Psychiatric Services,
Boston, MA, 2010
128. Wilson, DR. Determinants of Mania and Depression: Where is the heredity hiding?". Fondation
Volkswagen Symposium: Transcultural Universals - Determinants of Psychiatric Disorders,
Institute for Advanced Study, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg, Delmenhorst, Germany, 2011
129. Schooler, NR; Buckley, PF; Mintz, J; Goff, DC; Kopelowicz, A; Lauriello, J; Manschreck, T;
Mendelowitz, A; Miller, D; Wilson, DR; Bustillo, J; Severe, JB; Kane, J. PROACTIVE: Initial
results of a randomized clinical trial comparing long-acting injectable risperidone to second
generation oral antipsychotics. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Waikaloa, HI,
2011
130. Wilson, DR. (Presidential Invited Paper) Evolutionary epidemiology of psychopathology:
Epigenetics and endophenotypy. 99 TH Indian Science Congress, Bhubaneswar, India, 2012
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Society of Breast Pathology Multi-Disciplinary Symposium, Amelia Island, FL, 2013
132. Wilson, DR. Psychological issues in breast cancer. 18 th Annual International Society of Breast
Pathology Multi-Disciplinary Symposium, Amelia Island, FL, 2013
133. Wood, EC; Levine, DS; Cory, GA; Wilson, DR; Inamdar, SN. Evolutionary neuroscience and
human motivation in organizations. 73 rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management,
Orlando, FL, 2013
134. Wilson, DR; Nestler, EJ; Silbersweig, DA; Kringelback, ML. Presidential symposium: The
neuropsychiatry of reward systems. 24 th Annual Meeting of the American Neuropsychiatric
Association, Boston, MA, 2013
135. Xiang, M; Li, L; Cuffe, S; Wilson, DR. Choline-dependent lithium ion efflux activity by
sodium/hydrogen ion antiporter NHA2. University of Florida Health Science Center Research
Day, Jacksonville, FL, 2013
136. Buckley, PF; Schooler, NR; Goff, D; Hsiao, J; Kopelowicz, A; Lauriello, J; Manschreck, T;
Mendelowitz, A; Miller, DD; Severe, JB; Wilson, DR; Bustillo, J; Mintz, J; Kane, JM.
PROACTIVE (Preventing Relapse Oral Antipsychotics Compared to Injectables Evaluating
Efficacy): Relapse, symptoms, & medication profiles over 30 months of study. 14 th International
Congress on Schizophrenia Research, Orlando, FL, 2013
137. Buckley, PF; Schooler, NR; Goff, D; Hsiao, J; Kopelowicz, A; Lauriello, J; Manschreck, T;
Mendelowitz, A; Miller, DD; Severe, JB; Wilson, DR; Bustillo, J; Mintz, J; Kane, JM.
Methodological considerations regarding medication non-adherence and relapse trial design:
Observations from PROACTIVE. 14 th International Congress on Schizophrenia Research, Orlando,
FL, 2013
EXPERT MOTIONS, REPORTS, DEPOSITIONS & TESTIMONY, 1992-:
In excess of 2800 Civil Probate Motions, Petitions, Depositions or Testimonies
Ohio Probate Court ex officio Statutory Expert as Chief Clinical Officer, ODMH-Lewis Center,
principally in re: civil competence, civil commitment or authorization to treat over objection

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In excess of 800 Criminal Motions, Petitions, Depositions or Testimonies
Ohio Municipal Courts, Courts of Common Pleas, District & US Courts ex officio Statutory Expert
as Chief Clinical Officer, ODMH-Lewis Center, principally in re: competence to stand trial,
criminal culpability or insanity evaluations.
Other Cases as an Expert Consultant
Civil No. C-1-95-1086 US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio
Hostile Workplace (Defendant – Settlement Report)
Civil No. 97-D-0222 Circuit Court, Cabell Co., West Virginia
Divorce/Custody (ad litem – Independent Medical Exam)
Civil No. 97-01-096V Common Pleas Court, Summit Co., Ohio
Malpractice (Defendant – Report, Deposition & Testimony)
Criminal No. 97-CR-3650 State of Ohio v. DWS
Death Penalty Mitigation (Prosecution – Report)
Civil No. 95-00-236 Hamilton County, Ohio, Probate Court
Child Custody (Plaintiff – Report & Testimony)
Criminal No. 99-CR-0047 State of Ohio v. TC
Murder (Defendant- Report & Testimony)
Civil No. 99-381091 Summit County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Negligence (Defendant- Report)
VA (014) XC 24 247 861 Veterans Board of Appeals, Washington, DC
Death Claim (ad litem – Independent Settlement Report)
Civil No. A97-06-260 Hamilton County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Undue Influence (Capacity) (Defendant – Report)
Civil No. 96-629 US District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania
Malpractice (Plaintiff- Report)
Civil No. 1-66 Probate Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska
Elder Abuse (Capacity) (Plaintiff – Report)
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Child Custody (ad litem – Independent Medical Exam)
Civil No. 8:00CV619 US District Court for the District of Nebraska
Sexual Discrimination (Defendant – Report)
Civil No. 8:99CV311 US District Court for the District of Nebraska
Hostile Workplace (Defendant – Report, Deposition & Testimony)
Civil No. 406703 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Institutional Liability (Defendant – Report & Deposition)
Civil No. 01CV00937 Stark County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas,
Institutional Liability (Defendant – Affidavit & Deposition)
Civil No. DOC 993 No. 966 District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska,
Personal Injury (Defendant – Report, Deposition)
Civil No. A9706260 Hamilton County Ohio Court of Common Pleas
Competence & Undue Influence (Defendant – Report)
Civil No. 7:01 CV 5008 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska
Discrimination (Defendant – Report, Deposition, Trial Testimony)
Petition for Disciplinary Action Nebraska Board of Psychology Examiners
Fitness to Practice (Prosecution – Independent Medical Examination & Report)
Civil No. 501776 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Institutional Liability (Defendant – Review)
Administrative No. 200024848 State of Alaska, Worker Compensation Board
Disability (ad litem – Independent Medical Examination & Report)
EEOC No. 320-A2-8268X United States Postal Service, Western Area
Disability (ad litem – Independent Medical Examination & Report)
Civil Action No. C01-4029-MWB United States District Court for the District of Iowa
Discrimination (Defendant – Report, Deposition)
Civil Action No. 8:02CV584 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska
Discrimination (Defendant – Report, Deposition)
Civil Action No. 03CIV0619 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Common Pleas Court
Malpractice (Defendant – Review)
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Institutional Liability (Plaintiff – Review, Examination & Report)
Civil Action No. 1451 Doc 194 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. Doc. 1008 P531 District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska
Malpractice (Defendant – Review, Deposition & Trial Testimony)
Civil Action No. 8.02CV585 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska
Class Complaint (Defendant – Review)
Civil Action No. CI 02-661 District Court of Dodge County, Nebraska
Class Complaint (Defendant – Review)
Civil Action No. 1960 Doc 203 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Criminal Action No. 8: 06CR123 United States Federal Court, Omaha, Nebraska
Narcotics (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial & Responsibility)
Civil Action No. 0322 Doc 206 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. CI 06 431 District Court of Buffalo County, Nebraska
Disability (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. CI 06 38 District Court of Custer County, Nebraska
Malpractice (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, Report,
Deposition & Affidavit)
Civil Action No. 5012637 Iowa Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 0259 Doc 206 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 1668 Doc. 206 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Criminal Action No. CR06-2277 County Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska
First Degree Murder (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial & Criminal
Responsibility, Insanity – Review, Examination, Deposition
and Trial Testimony)

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Civil Action No. 1668 Doc 199 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Criminal Action No. 57401019 United States Federal Court, Omaha, Nebraska
Bank Robbery (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial, Responsibility &
Sentencing Mitigation)
Criminal Action No. CR 05 148 District Court of Sarpy County, Nebraska
First Degree Murder (Defendant – Admissibility of Evidence, Daubert Standard &
in limne ‘Crawford’ – Review, Deposition & Trial Testimony)
Civil Action No. 0583 Doc 207 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Criminal Action No. 5-741/04-1700 Iowa Court of Appeals
First Degree Murder (Defendant-Appellant, Post-Conviction Relief – Review)
Civil Action No. C17-50 District Court of Harlan County, Nebraska
Personal Injury (Defendant – Review, Medical Examination, Report,
Deposition)
Civil Action No. 08-657884 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Malpractice (Defendant – Review)
Criminal Action CRMH 3-131 County Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska
First Degree Murder (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial & Criminal
Responsibility, Insanity – Review, Examination, Deposition;
Testimony in limne ‘Crawford’ )
Civil Action No. 08-665344 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas
Malpractice (Defendant – Review)
Civil Action No. 0303 Doc 208 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 509 90-6672 Amtrak Worker Health Services Department
Worker Compensation (Ad litem – Independent Medical Examination & Report)
Criminal Action CRMH 12-08 District Court of Dawes County, Nebraska
First Degree Murder (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial & Criminal
Terroristic Threats Responsibility, Insanity – Review, Independent Examination,

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Attempted Robbery Deposition, Trial Testimony)
Veteran Review C9-783-933 Federal Veterans' Review Board – In re: Gerald F. Cannan
Veteran Disability Appeal (Ad litem – Independent Medical Examination & Report)
Civil Action No. 2009-05-3903 Summit County, Ohio, Common Pleas Court – Rice v. Summa
Malpractice (Defendant – Review)
Civil Action No. 209-0410 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court – Mendieta v. Farmland
Worker Compensation Foods (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 209-0509 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court – Lucas v. Tyson
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 207-1527 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court – Burns v. Boys Town
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 209-1082 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court – Lopez v. Armour
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 502-4247 Iowa Worker Compensation Court – Nissen v. Mid-Continent
Worker Compensation Trucking (Plaintiff– Independent Medical Examination &
Report & Referral)
Civil Action No. 208-0028 Nebraska Worker Compensation Court – de Leon v. Reinke
Worker Compensation (Plaintiff – Review, Medical Examination, & Report)
Civil Action No. 8:09CV8 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska—Pralinsky
Disability v. Mutual of Omaha (Defendant— Independent Medical
Examination, Report & Deposition)
Criminal Action No. CR09-57 District Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska - State v. Duffek
First Degree Murder (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial & Criminal
Responsibility, Insanity – Review, Examination & Report)
Probate No. 04770-GCPR30981 District Court, Pottawattamie County, Iowa – re Van Horne
Guardianship (Respondent – Review, Medical Examination, Report
Conservatorship & Testimony)
Criminal Action No. FECR045892 District Court of Pottawattamie County, Iowa - State v. Butts
Kidnapping, Burglary, (Defendant – Criminal Responsibility, Insanity –Review,
Armed Intent, Felony Assault, Examination, Report & Testimony)

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Intent to Commit Sex Abuse,
Intimidation by Weapons,
Obstruction of Prosecution,
Possession of Burglary Tools
Probate No. 04781-GCPR40088 District Court, Pottawattamie County, Iowa – re Bucholz
Guardianship (Respondent – Review, Independent Medical
Conservatorship Examination & Report)
5th Circuit, US Army Trial Judiciary General Court Martial – re Specialist Baker
Judge Advocate General (Defendant – Review, Independent Medical Examination,
Wiesbaden, Germany Consultation, Report, Trial Preparation &Testimony)
Exhibitionistic Acts
Criminal Action No. 8:10:00358 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska –
Child Pornography U.S. vs. Lech (Defendant – Independent Medical
Examination, Report & Deposition)
5th Circuit, US Army Trial Judiciary General Court Martial – re Specialist Drummond
Judge Advocate General (Defendant – Review, Independent Medical Examination,
Scweinfurt, Germany Report, Trial Consultation &Testimony)
Sexual Assault
Criminal Action No. (pending) District Court of Douglas County, Nebraska - State v. Wright
Incest, Pedophilia (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial, Criminal
Responsibility, Mitigating Factors – Review,
Independent Medical Examination, Testimony)
Criminal Action No. 8:11:00204 United States District Court for the District of Nebraska –
Child Pornography U.S. vs. Roble (Defendant – Independent Medical
Examination, Report & Deposition)
Disciplinary Action No. MS07-010 Iowa Board of Mortuary Science – re Kessler, FD
DIA No. 09DPHMS001 (Respondent – Review, Independent Medical
Fitness to Practice Examination & Report)
5th Circuit, US Army Trial Judiciary General Court Martial – re SGT Bratlie
Judge Advocate General (Defendant – Review, Independent Medical Examination,

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Kaiserslauten, Germany Consultation, Report, Trial Preparation &Testimony)
Desertion
Criminal Action No. S-12-0438 District Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska - State v. Pereirra
Murder & Felony Use of a (Defendant – Competency to Stand Trial, Criminal
Weapon to Commit Murder Responsibility, Insanity – Review, Independent Medical
REFERENCES: On Request
Examination)