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26. Clay Elementary School, St. Louis City Public Schools, evaluation of the “Second
Step” violence prevention curriculum and “When I’m Grown” HIV/AIDS prevention
curriculum, (funded by a Group Health Foundation grant to the Deaconess
Foundation, Ann Dollimore, P.I.); 1996 – 1997.
27. Office of the Dean of Washington University School of Medicine (Alison Whelan,
M.D., Senior Associate Dean of Medical Education and Dorothy Andriole, M.D.,
Assistant Dean of Medical Student Education) medical-education outcomes
evaluations; 1997-2001.
28. Arianne May, M.D., Director of the COPE program for Pediatric Residents at
Washington University School of Medicine; 2000-2001.
29. K. Gnauck, M.D., St. Louis Children’s Hospital, evaluating an interactive educational
CD-ROM for physicians nationwide regarding emergency management of the
pediatric airway; 2000-2001.
30. Helena Schotland, M.D., Dept. of Medicine, questionnaire development to assess
knowledge about screening for sleep apnea; 2000-2002.
31. Vicky Fraser, M.D., and Linda Mundy, M.D., Dept. of Medicine, analysis of data
from Helena Hatch Special Care Center for women with HIV and preparation of
manuscripts; 2001-2003.
32. Elizabeth Uong, M.D., Dept. of Pediatrics, survey development, data analysis, and
manuscript preparation regarding pediatric sleep apnea; 2003-2007.
33. Robert Hayashi, M.D., Dept. of Pediatrics, regarding instrument selection, research
design, and grant-proposal preparation of a quality-of-life study in pediatric cancer
survivors with ovarian failure; 2003-2007.
34. Larry Lewis, M.D., and Gerry Banet, M.S.N., M.P.H., Division of Emergency
Medicine, regarding development of a decision-analysis tool for diagnosis and
treatment of acute abdominal pain in the emergency department; 2003-2005.
35. Stephanie Lickerman, R.N., with Lynn Cornelius, M.D., and other faculty at WUSM
and SLU, regarding evaluation of a melanoma-education intervention for Rockwood
School District middle schools, October 2005 to present.
36. Jason Wright, MD, gynecologic oncology fellow, data analysis of factors associated
with clinical treatment of elderly cervical cancer patients, January-May 2006.
37. Lynn Cornelius, MD, and medical student Ajay Shalwala, research design for a T32
project to investigate the reporting of melanoma in St. Louis, primarily patients seen
at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and by Washington University physicians, May 2006.
38. Dione Farria, MD, and the Program for Elimination of Cancer Disparities (PECaD) in
survey design, data collection, and help for Siteman Cancer Center investigators to
track and meet targets for minority-patient accrual for clinical trials with samples of
25 or more patients, 2006-2008.
39. Karen Wickline, M.D., Director of the COPE program for Pediatric Residents at
Washington University School of Medicine; 2007 to present.
40. Julie Margenthaler, MD, and Ryan Fields, MD, surgery resident, analyze Siteman
Cancer Center Oncology Data Services data, May 2006 to March 2007.
41. Julie Margenthaler, MD, and Lola Fayanju, medical student (and as surgery resident),
in research design and implementation to Examine factors that contribute to the
diagnosis of late-stage breast cancer (stage III and IV) at a publicly funded
community health center, December 2006 to present.
42. Dione Farria, MD, and Patricia Potter, RN, PhD, in research design and preparation
of NCI grant application in response to RFA (NCI Limited Competition Supplements
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