RANDALL S. HUDSPETH, PhD, MBA, MSN, APRN, FAANP

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1 PUBLICATIONS Book Publication Hudspeth, Randall, Kaiser, Verlene. Charting Idaho Nursing History. VKRH Pubs., LLC. Boise, ID. December ISBN# , (507 pages). [book publication] Peer Reviewed Journal Publications Kleinpell, R.M., Hudspeth, R. (Jan-March 2013). Advanced practice nursing scope of practice for hospitals, acute care/critical care, and ambulatory care settings: a primer for clinicians, executives and preceptors. AACN Advance Critical Care. Vol 24, No Hudspeth, R. (January-March 2013). Issues of a federal versus a state-based nurse licensure system: A below-the-radar discussion. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 37, No.1, Hudspeth, R. (Oct-Dec 2012). Emerging regulation in developing countries. JONAS Healthcare Law Ethics Regulation. Vol. 14, No. 4, Reprint with permission from NAQ. Hudspeth, R. (July-September 2012). Nursing regulation: A relevant force for Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 36, No. 3, Hudspeth, R. (January-March 2012). Emerging regulation in developing countries. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 36, No. 1, Kleinpell, R. M., Hudspeth, R., Scordo, K. A. and Magdic, K. (2012), Defining NP scope of practice and associated regulations: Focus on acute care. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Vol. 24, No. 1, Hudspeth, R. (September-December 2011). Regulation 101 for the nurse administrator. Nursing Administration Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 4, Hudspeth, R. (October 2011). Avoiding regulatory complaints when treating chronic pain patients with opioids. Journal of the Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Vol. 23, No. 10, On-line CE article available September 2011 ahead of issue publication. Hudspeth, R. (August-September 2011). Changes for the valuable clinical nurse specialist: A regulatory conundrum. Nursing Administration Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 3, Hudspeth, R. (April-June 2011). The cost and quest of continued competence. Nursing Administration Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 2, Hudspeth, R. (January-March 2011). Hospital-Based APRNs: Financially savvy and revenue generating or a quagmire of issues? Nursing Administration Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 1, Hudspeth, R. (October-December, 2010). Going green in red times Regulation responds. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 34, No. 4, For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing

2 Hudspeth, R. (October 2010). Understanding opioid prescribing practices of advanced practice nurses. Journal of Nursing Regulation. Vol. 1, No.3, Hudspeth, R. (January-March, 2010). The importance of engaging with TERCAP: Taxonomy of error root cause analysis and practice-responsibility. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 34, No. 1, Hudspeth, R. (October-December 2009). Regulations burden regarding transition to practice. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 33, No. 4, Hudspeth, R. (September/October 2009). Understanding clinical nurse specialist regulation by the boards of nursing. Clinical Nurse Specialist, The Journal of Advanced Practice. Vol. 23, No. 5, Hudspeth, R. (July-September 2009). Innovations in regulation. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 33, No. 3, Hudspeth, R. (posted July 2009), Finding answers for NP & PA practice. Posted on Medscape, Advance for NP & PA, available at Hudspeth, R. (May 2009). Understanding discipline of nurse practitioners by boards of nursing. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, Vol. 5, No. 5, Hudspeth, R. (April-June 2009). Boards of nursing commitment to ongoing regulatory excellence. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 33, No. 2, Hudspeth, R. (January-March 2009). Helping the chief nursing officer understand nurse practitioners in roles that care for pediatric patients. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 33, No. 1, Hudspeth, R. (September-December 2008). Failing the duty to report: Disciplinary exposure risk for the chief nursing officer. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 4, Raper, J., Hudspeth, R. (September-December 2008). Why boards of nursing disciplinary actions do not always yield the expected results. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 4, Hudspeth, R. (September-December 2008). Guest Editorial. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 4, Hudspeth, R. (July-September 2008). Future regulatory systems: Engagement of the chief nursing officer in meeting workforce demands while protecting the public. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 3, Hudspeth, R. (April 2008). Complex competencies for safe practice. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 2, Hudspeth, R. (January 2008). Complex healthcare regulation: Managing the continued challenge of competence. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 32, No. 1, For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing

3 Hudspeth, R. (Oct 2007). Regulatory politics from the corporate board to the nursing board: Five political issues facing regulators. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 31, No. 4, Hudspeth, R. (July 2007). Balancing need, preparation, and scope of practice: Issues impacting behavioral health services by advanced practice registered nurses. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 31, No. 3, Hudspeth, R., Corbett, C. (June 2007). Twelve strategies to enhance nursing practice in a community hospital. Nurse Leader. Vol. 5, No 3, Hudspeth, R. (April 2007). Survey of advanced practice registered nurses' disciplinary action, Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, Vol. 12, No 2. available at: Hudspeth, R. (April 2007). Understanding delegation is a critical competency for nurses in the new millennium. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 31, No. 2, Anderson, J., Hudspeth, R., Shay, D., (Feb 2007). What performance indicators mean for hospital revenue. ModRN Nurse Magazine. Online edition available at: Hudspeth, R. (January 2007). Securing intellectual capital by using scope of practice. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 31, No 1, Hudspeth, R. (October 2006). Professional boundary crossings and boundary violations and their implications. Nursing Administration Quarterly. Vol. 30, No.4, Hudspeth, R. (2006). Understanding the nurse licensure compact. ModRN Nurse Magazine. Vol. 2, No. 1, 38. Hudspeth, R. (June 2000), Nursing care of neonates receiving intravenous prostaglandin E-1 therapy who are not in an intensive care unit. Critical Care Nurse. Vol. 20, No. 3, PRESENTATIONS Regulatory Implications for Nurses Conducting Research, at the SEHA Annual Research Conference; Abu Dhabi, UAE; December Scope of Practice for ACNPs, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference; Las Vegas, Nevada; June [3-hour workshop session] Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) for management on long acting opioid use, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference; Las Vegas, Nevada; June [3-hour workshop session] Scope of Practice for ACNPs, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference; Orlando, Florida; June [3-hour workshop session] 3 For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing

4 Avoiding Regulatory Issues when Treating Pain Patients with Opioids, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 2012 Conference Distinguished FAANP presentation; Orlando, Florida; June Charting Idaho Nursing History, at the Idaho Nursing Student Association Convention; Boise, Idaho; Oct. 16, [keynote speaker] Strategies for APRN Contracting, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 2010 Conference; Phoenix, Arizona; June [workshop session] Opioid Prescribing Practices and Pain Management, at the Attorney and Investigator National Workshop, sponsored by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing; San Diego, California; May [plenary session] Treating the Opioid Dependent Patient in the post-operative Setting, at the Idaho Peri-Operative Nursing Conference; Boise, Idaho; March 20, How the CNS Can Engage with Boards of Nursing, at the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists; Portland, Oregan; March 3, [pre-conference workshop plenary presentation] Advanced Practice Nursing Practice Models, at the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference; Nashville, Tennessee; June [workshop presentation with Ruth Kleinpell] Regulation's Role in APRN-CNS Consensus Model Implementation, at the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists; St. Louis, Missouri; March [pre-conference legislative workshop] Development and Implementation of a Palliative Care Cost Avoidance Model, at the Trinity Fall Conference; Chicago, Illinois; October 14, [workshop presentation] Credentialing of the CNS, at the Pacific Northwest CNS Conference; Portland, Oregon; Oct. 4, [workshop presentation] Outcomes of a NP Driven Inpatient Pain Management Service, at the National Society of Pain Management annual meeting; Tucson, Arizona; Sept. 4, [workshop presentation] Outcomes of a NP Driven Inpatient Pain Management Service, at the 2008 Annual Conference, American Academy of Nurse Practitioners; June 29, [poster presentation] "Public Protection versus Professional Interest," panel presentation with Barbara Safreit, JD, M. Bowen, JD, K. Bitz, PhD. at the 2008 Institute of Regulatory Excellence; Austin, Texas; Jan 8, "Fellowship Experiences of Research and Publication, at the 2008 Institute of Regulatory Excellence; Austin, Texas; Jan 8, "The University and Community Hospital Partnership to Implement a Nursing Research Program that impacts Patient Outcomes: A Model for the 21st Century," at the 34 th Annual Professional Nurse Educator Group Conference; Portland, Oregon; October 20, For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing

5 "APRN Issues Update," at the National Council of State Boards of Nursing National APRN Roundtable; Chicago, Illinois; March 23, "Assessing Acute and Chronic Pain," at the Idaho Nurses Association Spring Conference; Boise, Idaho; March 9, "Implementing an Inpatient Pain Management Service to Enhance Patient Safety, Satisfaction & Outcomes," at the Trinity Fall Conference; Dearborn, Michigan; October "Understanding Scope of Practice, Certification, and the Pitfalls of Limited Documented Training," at the Nurse Practitioner Fall Conference; Boise, Idaho; Oct "Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Discipline for ," at the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Delegate Assembly; Washington DC; August [poster presentation] "Advanced Practice Regulatory Issue Overview," at the APRN Roundtable; Chicago, Illinois; April Patient Response to the Built Environment, at the American Architectural National Convention; Denver, Colorado; November Managing Anticoagulation Therapy, at the Nurse Practitioner Fall Conference; Boise, Idaho; October The Emerging Cardiac Healthcare Crisis in Women, at the Nurse Practitioner Fall Conference; Boise, Idaho; October Effects of Transition on Depression in Western Nurses, at the Research Symposium; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; March 16, Increasing Family Involvement in Patient Care, at the Quality Care Symposium; Al Karj, Saudi Arabia; March 12, Current Cardiovascular Nursing Research, at the International Adult & Pediatric Cardiology Symposium; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; December 5, Effective Management Strategies for Empowering Nurses to Increase Family Involvement in Critical Care, at the International Nursing Management Symposium; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; March Research Utilization in Critical Care Nursing Practice, at the Nursing Research Symposium; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; September Continuous Arteriovenous Hemofiltration Use with Intensive Care Patients, at the 4 th Annual Nursing Symposium, King Saud University; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; February Critical Care Nursing in the Middle East, at the National Teaching Institute (NTI), American Association of Critical-care Nurse s; Boston, Massachusetts; May For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing

6 Cultural Perspectives in Critical Care, at the National Teaching Institute (NTI), American Association of Critical-care Nurse s; Boston, Massachusetts; May ICU around the World, at the National Teaching Institute (NTI), American Association of Critical-care Nurse s; San Francisco, California; May Managing Stressful Situations in a Multicultural ICU Environment, at the Riyadh Regional Critical Care Conference; May Managing Stress in ICU, at the First Southeast Asia International Conference on Critical Care; Singapore; February [keynote speaker] New Perspectives in Hemodynamics, at the First Southeast Asia International Conference on Critical Care; Singapore; February For more information, visit clevelandclinic.org/nursing