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B. Education:

Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Dec 1996

Bachelor of Science Pharmacy, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS May 1995

C. Academic Appointments:

Wichita State University, Wichita, KS

Professor, Tenured 2011present

Assistant Program Director, Department of Physician Assistant

D. Clinical Practice & Consultancies:

Long-Term Care / Geriatric Consultant: Preston Pharmacy, Wichita, KS 2009 2012

Approximately 4 hours per week. Review and manage medication

regimens of patients in assisted living, long-term care and nursing

home facilities to assure appropriate, effective, and safe medication

use, monitoring, and prescribing.

Pharmacy Consultant: Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, KS 20022009

Work as needed. Research consultant; Design, implement, and

evaluate drug usage protocols, policy, and clinical pharmacy services

for the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

Clinical Pharmacist:

Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, KS 19982002

Approximately 8 hours per week. PharmD student preceptor; Skilled

Nursing Unit Team; Acute Care Elderly Team, and clinical pharmacist

responsibilities as listed below

Clinical Pharmacist:

Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, KS 19951998

Full-time. Clinical Pharmacist trained in all satellite areas; Order entry;

IV-admixture; Clinical therapeutic management of patient drug

therapy; Provide drug information to hospital staff and patients;

Member of code blue and trauma response teams; Antibiotic

streamlining service; Adverse drug reaction reporting; Formulary

reviews

Research Consultant: Psychiatric Research Institute & the Center for

Phase I Research, affiliated with St Francis, Wichita, KS 2000 2002

Provided drug information and clinical assessment of a patient

database consisting of over 7,000 Veterans Administration patients

E. Membership in Professional and Honorary Societies:

American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, Fellow 2009 present

Kansas Council of Health-system Pharmacy, charter member 2009 present

Board of Directors, Wichita Academy of Pharmacists Liaison 2011 2012

Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, elected member 2006 present

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Pi Alpha National Honor Society, faculty member 2005 present

American College of Clinical Pharmacy, member 2004 present

Alpha Eta Society, scholarship in allied health, elected member 2002 present

Association of Physician Assistant Educators, member 2000 present

Wichita Academy of Pharmacists, elected member 2000 present

Board of Directors, Director of Inter-professional Affairs 2008 2009

Board of Directors, Vice-President 2009 2010

Board of Directors, President 2010 2011

Board of Directors, Past President 2011 2012

American Society of Health-systems Pharmacists, member 1996 present

Kansas Pharmacists Association, member 1996 present

Kansas Society of Health-systems Pharmacists, member 1996 present

F. Academic / Professional Honors and Awards:

WSU Leadership in the Advancement of Teaching Award 2009

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American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Poster Competition, 3 place award 2008

Am Society of Health-system Pharmacists Research & Education Foundation 2008

Award for Innovation in Pharmacy Practice in Health Systems

WSU College of Health Professions Leadership Academy, Senior 2008

College of Health Professions Rodenberg Award for Excellence in Teaching 2008 & 2000

WSU College of Health Professions Leadership Academy, Fellow 2007

Kansas Board of Pharmacy Clinical Research Award 2007 & 2003

WSU Academy of Effective Teaching Award 2005

Kansas Board of Pharmacy Innovative Clinical Practice Award 1999

G. National Certifications / State License:

Registered Pharmacist, Kansas, License 1-123**-**** present

Licensed Pharmacy Student Preceptor 1997 present

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Advanced Experiential 2001

Training in Conducting and Using Outcomes Studies

II. Teaching Information

Primary Course Responsibilities:

1. HS 710 Applied Clinical Pharmacology (3hr): 1998 present. This is a graduate level

requirement for the Master of PA degree and Doctor of Nurse Practitioner degrees. This

course discusses clinical applications of selected drug classes commonly prescribed in

the

outpatient, primary care setting as well as the follow-up management of common chronic

diseases. The course emphasizes the practical application of this knowledge in various

patient populations of all ages as well as rational drug selection and monitoring

necessary to

safely and effectively prescribe medications.

2. HS 711 Pharmacological Management of Acute and Chronic Diseases (3hr): 1999

present. This is a graduate level pharmacology requirement for the Master of PA degree,

Master of Science Nursing (Clinical Nurse Specialist and Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

degrees), and the Doctor of Nurse Practitioner degrees. This course discusses clinical

applications of selected drug classes commonly prescribed in the emergency care setting

as

well as the follow-up management of selected chronic diseases. The course emphasizes the

practical application of this knowledge in various patient populations of all ages as

well as

rational drug selection and monitoring necessary to safely and effectively prescribe

medication.

3. HS 301 Clinical Pharmacology ON-LINE (3hr): 2003 2007, 2010 2011. This course is

an alternative to the face-to-face course for students with schedule conflicts or who

live

outside the Wichita area.

4. HS 301 Clinical Pharmacology (3hr): 1998 2008; 2010. This is a multidisciplinary

pharmacology course required for pre-dental hygiene, pre-nursing, public health science

degree, and athletic training and serves as an elective for other health professions

students.

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This course discusses most major classes of drugs as to pharmacokinetics, mechanisms of

action, side effects, drug interactions, contraindications, therapeutic use, appropriate

drug

monitoring, and the clinical application of this knowledge.

5. PA 726 Physician Assistant Research Methods (3hr): 2009 present. This is a graduate

level, cross-listed multidisciplinary, research methods and evidence-based practice

requirement for PA, Nursing, Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Aging Studies.

This course focuses on evidence-based practice and discusses concepts of research

methodology (qualitative and quantitative), statistics, finding and interpreting medical

literature using evidence-based techniques, and ethical concerns of research. I also

coordinate the Directed Study component of the PA curriculum including final projects and

poster presentations, setting due dates and creating grading criteria, formatting

instructions,

and student resources.

6. PA 896, PA 897, PA 898 Directed Study Research I, II, & III (2hr each): 2005present. Series

of three courses in which Master of PA students work with an assigned faculty advisor to

complete a

research project or evidence-based practice paper suitable for dissemination in a

refereed forum.

7. NURS 795 Applied Drug Therapy (3hr): 2008 2010. This is a graduate level requirement

for the Master of Science in Nursing (Family Nurse Practitioner, Pediatric Nurse

Practitioner,

Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, and Nurse Midwifery). This course discusses

clinical applications of selected drug classes commonly prescribed in the outpatient,

primary

care setting as well as the follow-up management of common chronic diseases. The course

emphasizes the practical application of this knowledge in various patient populations of

all

ages as well as rational drug selection and monitoring necessary to safely and

effectively

prescribe medications.

8. PT 755 Clinical Pharmacology for Physical Therapy (2hr): 2005 present. This is a

graduate

level requirement for the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. This course discusses most

major

classes of drugs as to pharmacokinetics, mechanisms of action, side effects, drug

interactions,

contraindications, and therapeutic uses. Clinical application of knowledge emphasizes the

physical

therapist s role in assessment, management, and proper referral of patients experiencing

sub -

therapeutic benefits or drug related problems.

9. PA 128 Pharmacology of Street Drugs (1hr): 2004 2009. This was a multidisciplinary

course required for the Substance Abuse Counselor associate degree program. This course

attracted a variety of CHP and non-CHP students, including psychology, social work,

criminal

justice, chemistry, and education. This course discussed major classes of drugs of abuse

including alcohol, depressants, narcotics, stimulants, hallucinogens, marijuana, and

others as

well as medications commonly used to treat mental illness. The course was discontinued

upon

discontinuation of the degree/certificate.

Professional Continuing Education (CE) Presentations:

Unless otherwise stated, Hale LS, sole presenter on all items in this section. All were

invited.

1. Medication-related diabetes case studies. CE for certified diabetes educators,

Diabetes Education

Update, Mid-American Diabetes Associates. Wichita, KS. Twice annually Apr & Oct 2006 -

present.

2. Developing appropriate avenues for PA research projects. (co-presented with Nyberg SM)

Physician

Assistant Educator Association (PAEA) 2011 Annual Education Forum. New Orleans, LA. Nov

2011.

3. Falling Less in Kansas. (Co-presented with other members of the Regional Institute on

Aging Falling

LinKS Research Team) CE for physical therapists and physical therapy assistants, Kansas

Physical

Therapy Association Spring Conference. Wichita, KS. Apr 2011.

4. Case studies in pharmacology. CE for physical therapists, Kansas Physical Therapy

Association Fall

Conference, Mayetta, KS. Oct 2010.

5. Preventing falls in older adults through safer medication use. CE for pharmacists,

Wichita Academy

of Pharmacists. Wichita, KS. Feb 2010.

6. Pharmacological considerations in Alzheimer s dementia. CE for pharmacists, Wichita

Academy of Pharmacists. Wichita, KS. Feb 2008.

7. Pharmacology review in case studies. Kansas Association of Nursing Students (KANS)

conference. Wichita, KS. Nov 2007.

8. Preventing medication-related errors. Kansas Association of Nursing Students (KANS)

conference. Wichita, KS. Oct 2006.

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9. Herbal therapy information for the perioperative nurse. CE for nurses, Association of

periOperative Nurses (AORN). Wichita, KS. Sep 2006.

10. The impact of medications on nutrition. CE for dieticians, Consultant Dietician

Practice

convention. Wichita, KS. Mar 2004.

11. Pharmacological considerations in dementias. CE and Caregiver Perspectives panel for

nd

physical therapists and occupational therapists, Newman University, 2 Annual Tri-

Coalition

Issues in Aging for the Health Care Professional. Wichita, KS. Feb 2004.

12. Herbal therapies: what a dental hygienist should know. CE for dental hygienists,

Wichita

Academy of Dental Hygienists. Wichita, KS. Mar 2003.

13. Pharmacy and natural aging: adverse effects of medications in the elderly. CE for

physical

st

therapists and occupational therapists, Newman University, 1 Annual Tri-Coalition Issues

in

Aging for the Health Care Professional. Wichita, KS. Feb 2003.

14. Herbal therapies: what a healthcare professional should know. CE for physician

assistants and

nurses, Wichita State University, College of Health Professions Alumni Reunion. Wichita,

KS.

Apr 2002.

15. Herbal therapies and OTC drugs: what a health professional should know. CE for

nurses,

Dodge City community College Allied Health. Dodge City, KS. Sep 2001.

16. Complementary herbal therapy. CE for nurses, Rural Eastern Kansas Area Health

Education

Center, Pittsburg, KS. Mar 2001.

17. Pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic changes in the geriatric population. CE for

pharmacists, Kansas Pharmacists Assoc / Kansas Employee Pharmacists Council, Long Term

Care and Community Pharmacists Workshop. Topeka, KS. Feb 2001.

18. Medication review: a look at drug interactions. CE for nurses and certified dietary

managers,

Rural Eastern Kansas Area Health Education Center. Pittsburg, KS. Nov 2000.

19. Treatment of insomnia in the elderly. CE for nurses, Wesley Medical Center. Wichita,

KS.

Nov 1999.

20. DHEA, fact or fiction. CE for pharmacists, Kansas Society of Health-Systems

Pharmacists

convention. Wichita, KS. Apr 1997.

21. Drug therapy for HIV & associated opportunistic infections. CE for pharmacists,

Wesley

Medical Center. Wichita, KS. May 1996.

Student Honors / Awards for mentored Research Projects:

A. Grant Proposal Activities:

Grant Proposals FUNDED

1. 2011. Rogers NL (PI), Hale LS (Co-PI), Rogers M (Co-PI), Radebaugh TS (Co-PI), Falling

LinKS: Development of training materials for home health aides. WSU Multidisciplinary

Research Project Award (MURPA). Funded in full for $4,926.

2. 2010. Hale LS (PI), Keuter KR, Rogers NL, Regional Institute on Aging Falling LinKS

Research Team. Readability, usability, and practicality of a locally developed fall

toolkit for older adults. WSU University Research / Creative Projects Award. Funded in

full for

$4,500.

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3. 2009. Elder BL (PI), Hale LS, Bahner CA, Regional Institute on Aging Falling LinKS

Research

Team. Readability and suitability of falls related health information for older adults

with age-

related low vision. WSU CHP Clifford & Leah Gaulter Memorial Fund. Funded in full for

$3,500.

4. 2008. Hale LS (Co-PI), Nyberg SM (Co-PI), Keuter K. Kansas health care providers

knowledge/attitudes regarding falls prevention. Gridley-Hoover Pilot Research Program,

WSU

Regional Institute on Aging. Funded in full for $20,000.

5. 2008. Radebaugh TS (PI), Regional Institute on Aging Falling LinKS Research Team.

Falling Less in Kansas (Falling LinKS) toolkit development. United Methodist Health

Ministry

Fund. Funded in full for $41,250.

6. 2007. Hale LS (PI). Evaluation of the effectiveness of a sepsis response team in the

treatment of severe sepsis in older persons and possible ageism. WSU Regional Institute

on

Aging. Funded in full for $10,000.

WSU CHP

Clifford & Leah Gaulter Memorial Fund. Funded in full for $10,000

10. 2002. Lewis K (PI), Eckert R, Hale LS, Wilson C. Multidisciplinary instruction on

interviewing

and screening using standardized patients. WSU CHP Clifford & Leah Gaulter Memorial Fund.

Funded in full for $8,682.

B. Journal Publications:,

LaDonna Hale

1. 2012. Manske RC, Hale LS. At home study course book chapter, Pharmacology in Sports

Physical Therapy in Sports Certified Specialist Examination Preparatory Course. Sports

Physical Therapy Section of American Physical Therapy Association: Indianapolis, IN.

Copyright 2012.

2. 2011. Hale LS, *Calder CR. Book chapter, Managing Medication Nonadherence and online

nd

PowerPoint slides in Muma RD, Lyons BA. Patient Education: A Practical Approach, 2 ed.

Jones and Bartlett Learning: Sudbury, MA. Copyright 2012.

3. 2010. Hale LS. Book chapter, Common Medications in Orthopedics: Orthopedic

Pharmacology (pg 177 186); appendix, Commonly Used Medications in Orthopedics (pg

472-474); and online test bank questions and case studies in Shankman GA, Manske RC.

rd

Fundamental Orthopedic Management for the Physical Therapist Assistant, 3 ed. Elsevier

Publishers: St. Louis, MI. Copyright 2011.

D. Refereed, Masked/Blinded Research Presentations and Published Abstracts in State and

National Conference Proceedings (* denotes student)

1. 2011 Sep. Regional Institute on Aging Falling LinKS Research Team. Falling Less in

th

Kansas: Preventing falls in rural older adults. Kansas Public Health Association 68

Annual

Fall Conference oral presentation. Wichita, KS.

2. 2010 Jan. Vasquez DG, Berg GM, Moran DA, Thomas BW, Nyberg SM, Hale LS.

Comparison of actual vs. expected sepsis mortality by treatment provider. Society of

Critical

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Care Medicine 29 Critical Care Congress poster presentation. Miami, FL.

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3. 2009 Jan. Vasquez DG, Berg-Copas GM, Moran DA, Hale LS, Nyberg SM, Thomas BW.

Surgeon-led sepsis response team: year 1.

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a. 2009 Jan. Society for Critical Care Medicine 38 Critical Care Congress poster

presentation. Nashville, TN.

b. 2009 Sep. Kansas Public Health Association Fall Conference. Wichita, KS.

4. 2008 Nov. *Crumrine D, Self T, Hale LS. Therapy and family caregiver knowledge

regarding

medications to treat autism spectrum disorders. American Speech-Language-Hearing

Association 2008 Convention poster. Chicago, IL.

5. Hale LS, *Shrack JS, *Stump EK, Berg-Copas GM. Kansas pharmacists knowledge,

attitudes

and beliefs regarding over-the-counter emergency contraception.

a. 2008 Apr. Kansas/Missouri Society of Health-systems Pharmacists poster. Overland

Park, KS.

b. 2008 Oct. American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting. Louisville, KY.

rd

(Poster Competition, 3 Place Award.) Abstract published: ACCP 2008 Annual

Meeting Guide and Abstracts, 221F.

6. 2008 Apr. Hale LS, Griffin AE, *Alford SJ, *Fleming RM. Rate of potentially

inappropriate

medication use in hospitalized elderly patients: a retrospective evaluation using the

full Beers

criteria. Kansas/Missouri Society of Health-systems Pharmacists poster. Overland Park,

KS.

7. 2007 Jun. *Schneweis LR, *Tiffany RA, Hale LS. Prescriber rate of compliance in

hospitalized

patients with the American Diabetes Association guidelines. Kansas Association of

Physician

Assistants (KAPA) poster. Wichita, KS.,

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