CURRICULUM VITAE Updated 01/04/2015 Louise Reagan PhD, APRN, ANP-BC Postdoctoral Research Fellow

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Updated 01/04/2015 Louise Reagan PhD, APRN, ANP-BC Postdoctoral Research Fellow I. EDUCATION Degree Institution Major Field Date Completed BS Western Connecticut State College Nursing May 1980 ems University of Connecticut Clinical Nurse Specialist, December 1993 MS University of Connecticut Clinical Nurse Specialist, December 1993 Critical Care Post University of Connecticut Adult Nurse Practitioner, August 1997 Master s Certificate Primary Care PhD University of Connecticut Nursing August 2014 Postdoctoral Research Fellow September 2014 August New York University College of Nursing 2015 Mentors: Drs. Gail D Eramo Melkus and Deborah Chyun American Diabetes Association (ADA) Focus on Fellows Program June 2015 II. REGISTRATION Connecticut: E43368 (RN) (APRN) III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE A. Experience in Higher Education (Present position first) From To Institution Nature of Work Academic Status June 2012 University of Track Coordinator Assistant Clinical Professor August 2014 Connecticut Adult-Gero Primary (LOA 9/1/2014 Care NP Program 8/31/2016) January 2007 University of Faculty Practice Assistant Clinical Professor June 2012 Connecticut Page 1

2 B. Experiences in Other than Higher Education From To Position Title Institution January 2008 August 2014 Adult Nurse Practitioner Contractual Agreement Hartford Hospital Adult Primary Care Center January 2007 May 2011 January 2007 January 2008 November 1998 December 2006 October 2003 December 2006 August 1996 November 1998 Adult Nurse Practitioner Contractual Agreement Adult Nurse Practitioner Per diem Adult Nurse Practitioner Full time Adult Nurse Practitioner Per diem APRN/Adult Nurse Practitioner Student Health Services Women s Clinic Hartford Hospital Adult Primary Care Center Hartford Hospital Adult Primary Care Center Student Health Services Women s Clinic Vascular Associates of Connecticut April 1995 August 1996 Patient Care Coordinator Hartford Hospital Vascular Thoracic Surgery May 1991 March 1995 Critical Care Educator Hartford Hospital Division of Nursing Education and Research July 1987 May 1991 Staff Nurse Hartford Hospital ICU March 1984 April 1987 Staff Nurse San Francisco General Hospital Adult/Pedi Trauma-Surgical ICU April 1983 March 1984 Critical Nurse Per diem Pacific Presbyterian Medical Center San Francisco, CA August 1982 April 1983 Assistant Nurse Manager Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles, CA Respiratory ICU January 1981 August 1982 Staff Nurse Respiratory ICU July 1980 December 1980 Staff Nurse Waterbury Hospital Med-Surg Unit IV. PUBLICATIONS (# data-based) (*Peer Reviewed) (most recent first) Page 2

3 A. Books and Book Chapters Reagan, L. (2013). Managing multiple chronic illnesses: Narratives of Puerto Rican Latinos living in the U.S. In Z. Li & S. Rieder (Eds.), Chronicity enquiries: Making sense of chronic illness (pp ). Oxford, United Kingdom: Inter-Disciplinary Press. Retrieved from #* B. Journal Articles, Refereed Diaz, D., Reagan, L., Barta, W., & Shelton, D. (In review, 2015). Development and psychometric evaluation of the satisfaction with Simulated Clinical Learning Experience Survey-in Corrections (SSCLES-C). * Reagan, L. A., Walsh, S. J., & Shelton, D. (In review, 2015). Relationships of illness representation, diabetes knowledge, and self-care behavior to glycemic control in incarcerated persons with diabetes. * Reagan, L.A., Shelton, D., & Anderson, E. (Accepted Inaugural Issue Center for Correctional Health Networks (CCHNet) ejournal, 2015). Rediscovery of self-care for incarcerated persons with diabetes. #* Reagan, L. A., & Shelton, D. (In press, Applied Nursing Research, 2015) Methodological factors conducting research with incarcerated persons with diabetes. #* Shelton, D., Panosky, D., Reagan, L., Diaz, D., Weiskopf, C., Nicholson, M., & Butler, T. (In review, 2014). Correctional nurse baseline indicators and implementation strategies applied to a statewide correctional nurse competencies program Midyear report. Kopecky, R., Wang, F., Reagan, L. & Czarnecki, G. (2008, June/July). An update of recent advances in asthma management. Connecticut Medicine, 72 (6), * Wang, F., Aleksunes, Reagan, L. A., & Vergara, C. M. (2002). Management of Rosiglitazone-induced edema: Two case reports and a review of the literature. Diabetes Technology and Therapeutics, 4, * Reagan, L., & Shah, H. (1995, June). Removal of pulmonary artery catheters by nurses. National Teaching Institute (NTI) Research Abstracts. American Journal of Critical Care, 3(3), 246. (Abstract) #* In Development Reagan, L., Nowlin, S., Godwin, A., Cho, Y., & Melkus, G. (In development, 2014). State of science: Social networking and Internet recruitment of participants for intervention research. Manuscript in preparation. Reagan, L., Mehta, A., (UConn honors students), Shelton, D. (In development, 2015). Systematic review of reviews of Diabetes Group medical Appointment. Page 3

4 C. Conference Proceedings Reagan, L. (2011, October). Inmates health beliefs about diabetes: Implications for diabetes education in the correctional setting. Proceedings of Custody and Caring: 12th Biennial International Conference on the Nurse s Role in the Criminal Justice System (p. 42). Saskatoon, SK. Reagan, L. (2009). Hispanics view of managing multiple chronic illnesses. Eastern Nursing Research Society Promoting Health through Nursing Science, April 17-19, 2013, Boston, MA, Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel. Book of Proceedings: V. RESEARCH AND EVALUATION GRANTS (most recent first) A. Grant Funding Date Funder Title Role Amount 6/2013-5/2018 NIH (R01) Diabetes Self- Management & Support LIVE (Learning in Virtual Environments) (Duke/NYU) PI: Drs. Melkus (NYU), Johnson (Duke), Vorderstrasse (Duke) Postdoctoral Fellow Project Director NYU site $513,269 Date Funder Title Role Amount Donaghue Foundation The effect of a specialized RN intervention designed to maximize patient-provider relationships in adherence to anti-depressant medications Co-principal investigator $50,000 Page 4

5 9/2013 AHRQ Submitted R25 Grant ($2,079,762) Inmate-patient centered outcomes research: Behind closed Doors Shelton, D. (PI), Ehret, M. (co-pi), Barta, W. (co-pi) and Reagan, L. (co- PI) Not funded VI. HONORS /SCHOLARSHIPS/RECEIVED/ SPECIAL CERTIFICATIONS (most recent first) A. Honors Received Date Organization Nominated and accepted into BRIDGE (Behavioral Research in Diabetes Group Exchange)Invitational Professional Society. Connecticut Nurses Association Josephine A. Dolan Award to Correctional Managed Health Care Education and Simulation Committee members and UConn School of Nursing for Outstanding Contributions to Nursing Education University of Connecticut, School of Nursing Pre-doctoral Fellowship 2005 Hartford Hospital The Nightingale Award 1994 Hartford Hospital Research Conduct Award 1994 American Association of Critical Care Nurses, Research Abstract Award 1992 University of Connecticut Eleanor Gill Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Clinical Practice B. Other Certifications Date Awarded (expiration Title Granting Organization date) November 2007 November Adult Nurse Practitioner ANCC 2013 August 2013 August 2015 CPR American Red Cross Additional Academic Preparation &Certification for Grant Development Certificate of Intensive Training in Motivational Interviewing. UMASS Center for Integrated Primary Care. Completed 1/2015-6/2015. APSY-GE 2835 Mixed Methods Research at New York University Steinhardt School of Applied Psychology. Completed 1/19/2015-5/8/2015. NYU Center for Drug Use and HIV Research (CDHUR) Pilot Projects & Mentoring Core Program - six workshops focused on supporting early career and other investigators to improve NIH grant writing skills. The series will focus on the development of an NIH R21 application. (Completed sessions June 2015) Page 5

6 VII. PRESENTATIONS (# Data-based) (* Peer Reviewed) (most recent first) A. International Presentations Reagan, L. (2015). Making the Connection: Diabetes Self-care Behavior and Knowledge in Incarcerated Persons with Diabetes. Accepted Paper at Custody & Caring 14th Biennial International Conference on the Nurses Role in the Criminal Justice System, October 7-9, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Shelton, D. & Reagan, L. (November 2015). A case study of a multi-method evaluation design: Correctional Nurse Competency Program. Accepted Poster for Sigma Theta Tau International Abstract # rd Biennial Convention, November 7-11, Las Vegas, Diaz, D., Reagan, L., & Shelton, D. (2014). A psychometric analysis of the end of semester student simulation clinical learning experience (ESS) with correctional nurses. Podium SIMHEALTH August 2014 Australia.*# Reagan, L. (2011, October). Managing multiple chronic illnesses: Narratives of Puerto Rican Latinos living in the U.S. Paper presented at the 10th Global Conference, Making Sense of Chronic Illness: The Borderlands between Health and Illness, Oxford, England.*#. Reagan, L. (2011, October). Inmates health beliefs about diabetes: Implications for diabetes education in the correctional setting. Paper presented at the 12th International Custody and Caring Conference on the Nurse's Role in the Criminal Justice System, Regina, Saskatchewan Canada.* B. National Presentations Reagan, L. & Barta, W. (2015). Associations between Diabetes Knowledge and Glycemic Control in Incarcerated Persons with Diabetes. Poster at American Diabetes Association 75th Scientific Sessions, June 5-9, Reagan, L., Walsh, S., Judge, M., & Shelton, D. (2014, September). Relationship of illness representation, diabetes knowledge, and self care behavior to glycemic control in incarcerated persons with diabetes. Poster session presented at the Congress of Nursing Science, Washington DC.*# Reagan, L. (2014). Gaming and simulation: A win-win for adult gerontology primary care NP faculty and students. Poster session presented at the National Organization of NP Faculty (NONPF) 40th Annual Conference and annual Meeting: Reaching New Heights in NP Education, Denver, CO.* Drobiak, D., DeSena, M., Badura, S., Im-Ly, S., Pettigrew, C., Nicholson, M., Weiskopf, C., Reagan, L., & Shelton, D. (2014). Nursing workforce development: Partnering for practice improvement through simulation in Connecticut. Poster session presented at the 7th annual Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health, Houston, TX.*# Drobiak, D., Dolan, E., Morris, P., DeSena, M., Badura, S., Im-Ly, S., Pettigrew, C., Nicholson, M., Weiskopf, C., Reagan, L., & Shelton, D. (2013). A partnership to advance correctional nursing and improve public health. Poster session presented at the Connecticut Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Conference, Partnerships in Public Health, Waterbury, CT. Page 6

7 Reagan, L., Diaz, D., Nicholson, M., & Shelton, D., (2013, March). Enhancing the competency of the correctional nursing workforce through a collaborative approach: Process and progress. Paper presented at the 6th annual Academic and Health Policy Conference, Chicago, IL. # Panosky, D., Shelton, D., Diaz, D. A, Reagan, L., & Zheng, B. (2013, March). Advancing correctional nurse competencies for quality care: Evaluation of simulation learning and satisfaction. Poster presented at the 2013 American Correctional Health Services Association Multidisciplinary Educational Conference, Philadelphia, PA. (#*) Shelton, D., Panosky, D., Weiskopf, C., Butler, T., Nicholson, M., Reagan, L., & Diaz, D. (2012, October). One key to quality: Correctional nursing competencies. Paper presented at the National Conference on Correctional Health Care, Las Vegas, NV. # Shelton, D., Panosky, D., Weiskopf, C., Nicholson, M., Butler, T., Reagan, L., & Diaz, D. (2012, October). Implementation of a statewide correctional nursing competency system: Year 1. Paper presented at the 20th Scientific Assembly, International Association for Forensic Nursing, Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Clark-Dufner, P., Dang, D., Polifroni, C., Reagan, L. & Gould, B. (February, 2008). University of Connecticut Prevention Outreach Project (UCPOP). Poster session presented at the APTR Interprofessional Prevention Education Institute, Austin TX. Reagan, L. (1994, May). Removal of pulmonary artery catheters by nurses. Paper presented at the AACN National Teaching Institute, Atlanta, GA.*# C. Local/Regional Presentations Reagan, L. A. & Shelton, D. (2015). Methodological factors conducting research with incarcerated persons with diabetes. Accepted poster session at the Eastern Nursing Research Society 27th Annual Scientific Sessions, Washington, DC. Reagan, L. (2009, April). The Experience among women with chronic illness planning for health with a health care provider (HCP). Poster session presented at the Athena Research Conference, Storrs, CT.*# Reagan, L. (2007). Understanding Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Podium at the Nursing Spectrum Career Fair, Cromwell, CT, September Maljanian, R., Yavinsky, C., & Reagan, L. (2004, September/October). The effect of a specialized nursing intervention on antidepressant medication adherence, Poster session presented at the Hartford Hospital Research Conference, Hartford, CT. *# Murray, P., & Reagan, L. (1995, October). The use of tissue interface pressures in the evaluation of specialty support surfaces, oral presentation at the Research Utilization Conference, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT. *# Reagan, L. (1994). Review of literature: Endotracheal suctioning Implications for practice. Paper presented at the Hartford Hospital Research Utilization Conference, Hartford, CT. Reagan, L., & Murray, P. (1993). Accuracy of bedside blood sugar monitoring. Poster session presented at Hartford Hospital, Annual Research Conference, Hartford, CT. *# Page 7

8 Reagan, L. (1999) Removal of pulmonary artery catheters by nurses. Paper presented at the Central CT Chapter Sigma Theta Tau Research conference, Central CT State University, New Britain, CT. *# Reagan, L. (1995). Podium The In s and Out s of Continuous Arteriovenous and Venovenous Hemofiltration/Hemodialysis. American Nephrology Nurse Colonial Chapter Meeting, Foxwoods Casino Resort, Ledyard, CT, June Reagan, L. (1991, January). Abdominal aortic aneurysms. Presentation at the Northern CT Chapter meeting AACN, Glastonbury, CT. D. Workshops and Institutes Presented Zucker, D., & Reagan, L. (2014, May). Research symposium: Creating pathways for correctional health research translation. UConn School of Nursing, Storrs, CT. Vergara, C., Wang, F., Reagan, L. & D Attilio, K. (2007, October). The role of the interdisciplinary health care team. Panel Presentation at the University of Connecticut Health Center/Storrs National Primary Care Week, Farmington, CT. Reagan, L. (2004, April). Peripheral vascular disease: Prevention and management. Seminar presented at the Healthy Living Series Community Presentation, Glastonbury Wellness Center, Glastonbury, CT. Reagan, L. (1992). Workshop moderator at AACN s Organ Donation-Making the Critical Difference: Education, Motivation, and Organ Donation. Johnson Memorial Hospital, Somers, CT. VIII. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (** Elected) (most recent first) A. Offices Held in Professional Organizations a. National b. Regional c. Local/State CT APRNS, Board Member, Public Relations Co-Chair, April 2008 May 2011 B. Consultation Activities Invited speaker, Journey from Preceptor to Mentor sponsored by CT Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC), member of interdisciplinary panel, May June C. Service Professional Manuscript Reviewer, Applied Nursing Research, International Journal of Nursing Studies, Elsevier, Abstract Reviewer, Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) Abstract Reviewer, National Association of Nurse Practitioner Faculty (NONPF) CTAPRNS, Conference Planning Committee member and abstract reviewer, University of Connecticut Page 8

9 Funded 20% of salary faculty practice /2014 Funded 20% of salary NEPHR Grant 6/2011 6/2014 Track Coordinator, Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Program, Member, Center for Correctional Heath Network Member, Promotion Recruitment tenure/ Clinical Advancement Appointment Committee, Undergraduate Nursing Class Advisor, Class of 2013, 9/2010 5/2013. Lecture/Discussion The Role of the NP presented to the students at Hartford High School Summer Nursing Academy, July Coordinated booth for BP screening and Health Education with undergrad nursing students at 3 rd Thursday Town of Willimantic Street Fair, July Urban Service Track (program designed to produce a cadre of well-qualified health care professionals committed to serving Connecticut s urban, underserved populations), faculty liaison, 7/2007-8/2008. IX. TEACHING EXPERIENCE (most recent first) A. Undergraduate: University of Connecticut Course title Role Number of Students Nur 270 Instructor Summer 2007 (5) Community Public Health Intro to Health Guest lecture: CHD Fall 2007 (50) B. Graduate: University of Connecticut Course title Role Number of Students Nur 5150 Advanced Physical Diagnosis Instructor Summer 2011 (5), Spring 2012 (5), Summer 2012 (9), Spring 2013 (23), Spring 2014 (17), Summer 2014 (23) Nur 5420 (387) Primary Care III Complex and chronic health problems NUR 5429(388) Seminar Complex and chronic health problems Primary care III Instructor Spring 2007 (6), 2008 (9), 2009 (11), 2010 (8), 2011 (9), 2012 (24), 2013 (13), 2014 (13) Instructor Spring 2007 (6), 2008 (9), 2009 (11), 2010 (8), 2011 (9), 2012 (24) Nur 5410 Adult Gero Guest lecturer Fall 2011 (24), Fall 2012 primary care (13), Nur 5062 (384) Advanced Fall 2007 (24), Fall 2008 Page 9

10 Health assessment Nur 5410 Primary Care II Guest lecturer Women s Health Issues (26), Fall 2009 (42), Fall 2010 (46), Fall 2011 (24), Fall 2012 (42), Fall 2013 (48) Spring 2008 X. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Association of Diabetes (ADA) American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) American/Connecticut Nurses Association (ANA/CNA) Connecticut Advance Practice Registered Nurse Society (CTAPRNS) Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) National Association of Nurse Practitioner Faculty (NONPF) National League for Nursing (NLN) Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Socie Page 10