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Liz
Arnold, Ph.D., MSW
2001,
Principal Investigator, A Needs Assessment of Social Work
in End of Life Care, grant to fund a national needs assessment
of social work practice end-of-life care in education, training,
& research. (Under review, Duke Institute for Improving
Care at the End of Life)
2001,
Principal Investigator, Social Work National Summit Conference
Proposal, grant to fund a social work summit conference
on end-of-life care that would be held at Duke University,
Durham, NC.(Under review, Duke Institute for Improving
Care at the End of Life)
2001,
Principal Investigator, ADE Project, grant to develop a
case management/street outreach intervention for women
with HIV/AIDS involved in prostitution. (Under review, Foundation
for the Carolinas)
Joan
Berzoff, Ph.D.
2001,
Principal Investigator, The Clinical Research Institute
Grant, Smith College SSW, to support a Smith College SSW
Doctoral student in evaluating the initial year of the End-of-Life
Care Program. (Received,)
2001,
Principal Investigator, The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center,
Grant funds to support the Social Work Certificate Program
in End-of-Life Care for the years 2001-2003. (Received,)
Grace
Christ , DSW and Susan Blacker, MSW
2001,
Co-principal Investigators, Provider Education Committee,
Last Acts Campaign of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,
Develop a Planning meeting for a Consensus Conference (Received)
2001,
Co-Principal Investigators, Provider Education Committee,
Last Acts Campaign of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,
Evaluate existing ELNEC and EPEC curriculum to develop a
proposal for a Social Work curriculum (Received)
Grace
Christ, DSW
2001,
Recipient, NHPCO, 2001 Research Award for Exemplary Research
in the area of Hospice and Palliative Care. (Received)
Iris
Cohen, MSW
2001,
Melbourne/Boston Exchange: Social Work in Bone Marrow Transplant
and Palliative Care, sponsored as an international scholar
to study social work practices in Melbourne, Australia for
1 month, (Received)
Norma
del Rio, MSW
2000,
Principal Investigator, VanLoben Sels Foundation, to support
ongoing work of Access to End of Life Care, a program to
conduct educational outreach in underserved communities
and to train Bay Area health care and social service providers
in multicultural elements of end-of-life care..
2000,
Principal Investigator, Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund,
to support ongoing work of Access to End of Life Care
2000,
Principal Investigator, Friedman Family Fund, to support
ongoing work of Access to End of Life Care.
Jim
Kerezstury, MSW, MBA
2000-2002, Project Manager, RWJ Community-State Partnership
Program (Received)
2000,
Project Manager, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation,
Grant to establish palliative care teams in six communities
in West Virginia.(Received)
2000,
Project Manager, West Virginia Humanities Council, Grant
to promote critical thinking on the part ofhealth care professionals
and the public with regard to how the health care system
in their community could better meet patient and family
needs at the end of life, and to create a public that is
more aware of the issues related to end-of-life care.(Received)
2001,
Project Manager, West Virginia Humanities Council, for three
projects 1) Minority focus groups of primarily African Americans:
2) Short story interactive discussion groups; 3) Advance
care planning speaker's bureau. (Received)
2001-2002, Project Manager, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
2001,
Project manager, Center to advance Palliative Care
Both
grants will be used to establish a West Virginia Palliative
Care Rural Network that will help hospitals, nursing homes,
and home health care agencies throughout the state, with
a focus on small rural institutions, to start or strengthen
palliative care teams and/or committees. (Received)
John
F. Linder, MSW
1999-2001, Co-Investigator, Promoting excellence in End-of-Life
Care, Three projects: Prison hospices for women, Rural Outreach
in Northern California, Simultaneous Care. ( Received
)
2001-2003, Principal Investigator, Simultaneous Care Collaboration,
Provision of simultaneous disease-directed therapy and palliative
care to participants in Phase I and II chemotherapy clinical
trials using a nurse and social worker for home visits and
care coordination. (to be submitted 6/2001 in collaboration
with City of Hope, UCD and Johns Hopkins)
June
Simmons, LCSW
2000,
Co-Principal Investigator, Garfield Fund, Grant to collect
and analyze data to compare quality of life and service
utilization of those receiving the Kaiser Permanente Palliative
Care Program to patients receiving traditional care. (Received)
2000,
Principal Investigator, Partners I Care Foundation, Grant
to expand "I Count Too", support groups for children
who have a parent or relative facing a terminal illness.
(Received)
2001,
Evaluation Coordinator, UniHealth foundation and the Center
for Humane and Ethical Care, Grant to coordinate the evaluation
of a project centered on the problem of inappropriate transfers
of frail elderly in nursing homes to emergency rooms and
hospitals.(Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, Nathan Cummings Foundation, Hispanic
Bereavement: Development of latino specific bereavement
support program in Pasadena, CA in conjunction with Hospice
of Pasadena. (Under review)
2001,
Principal Investigator, Sisters of St. Joseph, Hispanic
Bereavement: Development of latino specific bereavement
support program in Pasadena, CA in conjunction with Hospice
of Pasadena. (Under review)
Mary
Sormanti, Ph.D.
2000-2003
Co-investigator, Partner Abuse and HIV in Women
Receiving Emergency Care. NIH, (Received)
2001-2002
Principal Investigator:
HIV Prevention among drug-involved women
and
their main sex partners. NIDA (#DA14001) (Received)
2001-2003 Principal Investigator: HIV risk among older
abused women seeking emergency services. NIMH (#MH61691-01A1)
(Under review)
2001-2003 Principal Investigator: HIV Prevention with older
minority women and their sex partners. NIMH, (Under review)
Gary
L. Stein, MSW, JD
2000,
Principal Investigator, Johnson and Johnson Foundation,
1 year grant to support Gary's ongoing work with the New
Jersey Comfort Care Coalition and New Jersey Health Decisions.
(Received)
2000,
Principal Investigator, State of New Jersey, 2 year grant
to promote the policy and practice environment for end-of-life
care in New Jersey. (Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, The Prudential Foundation, Living
Well at the End of Life: Expanding Our Vision Conference.
(Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, The Purdue Frederick Company, Living
Well at the End of Life: Expanding Our Vision Conference.
(Received),
2001,
Principal Investigator, First Union Bank - The Hoffman Family
Foundation, Living Well at the End of Life: Expanding Our
Vision Conference. (Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, Knoll Pharmaceuticals, Living Well
at the End of Life: Expanding Our Vision Conference. (Received,
2001)
2001,
Principal Investigator, Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey,
Disability Ethics Network, community/staff education, development
of hospice service model for people with developmental disabilities.
(Under review)
Susan
Taylor-Brown, Ph.D.
2000-2004, Principal Investigator, Abandoned Infants Assistance
Program, Children's Bureau, HHS, 4 year grant to create
a Consortium to Provide experiential and recreational services
for HIV affected and infected Youth in western upstate New
York. (Received)
Katherine
Walsh-Burke, Ph.D., MSW
2001,
Principal Investigator, Dynamic Learning Online, Grant to
deliver EOL course free to AOSW members for the first six
months and to promote course to social workers outside of
AOSW, approximately 180,000 nation wide (Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, American Cancer Society, Grant to
offer challenge course program to cancer survivors (Received)
2001
Principal Investigator, AOSW matching grant to contribute
to contract with online courseware provider, Dynamic Learning
Online (Received)
2001,
Principal Investigator, New England American Cancer Society,
Grant to develop an education program for community service
provider entitled: The psychosocial impact of cancer on
children, adults, and families: building skills and connecting
with resources. (Under review)
2001,
Recipient, CPEN Gold Star Award, National Cancer Institute,
for the development of the Cancer Survival Toolbox. (Received)
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