Kendall H. Cortelyou-Ward, PhD University of Central Florida 4000 Central Florida Blvd Orlando, FL

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1 Kendall H. Cortelyou-Ward, PhD University of Central Florida 4000 Central Florida Blvd Orlando, FL Education Ph.D. Major Field: Dissertation Topic: MS-HSA. BS Public Affairs: Healthcare Administration. University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Public Affairs with specialization in Healthcare Administration The Effect of Work Environment on the Career Commitment of Registered Nurses in Florida: A Sample of Hospital Nurses Masters of Science in Health Sciences-Health Services Administration. University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Human Resource Development. University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida. Summary of Accomplishments 20 Refereed Publications (Updated 12/3/2013) 1 Book Chapter 19 Presentations $215,850 Extramural Funding (Co-PI) $4.3 Million External Resources Secured 7 years program director experience 28 committees chaired or served Academic Positions Held 2014-present Associate Professor & Program Director Health Care Informatics, Department of Health Management & Informatics, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Assistant Professor & Program Director Health Care Informatics and MS Health Services Administration (2012), Department of Health Management & Informatics, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. 1

2 Director of Workforce Development, University of Central Florida Regional Extension Center, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Instructor, Undergraduate Program Director, & Interim Graduate Program Director Health Care Informatics, Department of Health Management & Informatics, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Instructor, & Undergraduate Program Director, Department of Health Management & Informatics, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Instructor, Health Services Administration, Department of Health Professions, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida Adjunct Instructor, Health Services Administration, Department of Health Professions, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. Courses Taught Undergraduate Courses: Organization and Management of Health Agencies I Organization and Management of Health Agencies II Long Term Care Administration Epidemiology Health Services Administration Internship Health Care Automation Graduate Courses: Health Care Informatics and Information Technology Health Care Services Management Seminar on Health Care Informatics and Enterprise Management Scientific Inquiry Human Resources in Healthcare Services Management in Healthcare Health Care Informatics Capstone Awards and Honors Teaching Incentive Program Award,

3 Refereed Articles Published 20. White-Williams, Unruh & Cortelyou-Ward (2015). Hospital Utilization After a Telemonitoring Program: A Pilot Study. Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 34 (1), Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward, Servan (2014). Cloud Computing and Patient Engagement: Leveraging Available Technology. The Journal of Medical Practice Management. 30(2) Penoyer, Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin, Bullard, Talbert, Wilson, Schafhauser, Briscoe (2014) Use of Electronic Health Record Documentation by Healthcare Workers in an Acute Care Hospital System. Journal of Healthcare Management. 59(2) Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin, & Kahlon (2013) Competencies for Global Health Informatics Education: Leveraging the US Experience. Educational Perspectives in Health Informatics and Information Management. Winter 2013 : Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward (2013) Future Sustainability of the Florida Health Information Exchange. Journal of Cases on Information Technology. 15(3); Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward, Cantiello, Breyer, Oliveria, Dangiolo, Cannarozzi, Yeung & Berman (2013) EHR Implementation in a New Clinic: A Case Study of Clinician Perceptions. Journal of Medical Systems. 37 (4) (online first, page numbers forthcoming) 14. Cortelyou-Ward, Sumner, & Rotarius (2012) Expanding the Definition of an Internship: Embracing Non-Traditional Students. Journal of Health Administration Education, 29 (4) Sumner, Cantiello, Cortelyou-Ward & Noblin (2012) Information Sharing Among Health Care Employers: Using Technology to Create an Advantageous Culture of Sharing. Advances in Health Care Management, v. 13, Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin, & Williams (2012) Using the Personal Health Record to Improve Health Literacy: A Social Capital Perspective. International Journal of Business, Humanities, and Technology, 2(3) Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward, & Cantiello (2012) Utilizing Telemedicine Techniques to Confront Rural Mental Health Care Challenges. Journal of Health & Medical Informatics, S7:001, Cortelyou-Ward, Swain, Yeung (2012) Mitigating Error Vulnerability at the Transition of Care Through the Use of Health IT Applications. Journal of Medical Systems. 36(6)

4 9. Cortelyou-Ward & Yniguez (2011). Using Monitoring and Controlling in an Electronic Health Record Module Upgrade: A Case Study. The Health Care Manager, 30 (3), Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward, & Liu (2011) The Use of Governance Tools in Promotion of Health Care Information Technology Adoption by Physicians. The Health Care Manager, 30(3), Cortelyou-Ward, Ramirez, & Rotarius (2011) The Shortage of Laboratory Professionals: Implications to the Health Care System. The Health Care Manager, 30 (2), Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin & Martin (2011) Electronic Health Record Project Initiation and Early Planning in a Community Health Center. The Health Care Manager,30 (2) Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward, & Ton (2011). Electronic Health Records Implementation: Applying the Principles of Monitoring and Controlling to Achieve Success. The Health Care Manager, 30 (1) Cantiello, & Cortelyou-Ward. (2010) The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: Lessons Learned from Physicians who have gone Electronic. The Health Care Manager 29 (4), Cortelyou-Ward, K., Unruh, L., & Fottler, M. (2010) 'The Effect of Work Environment on Intent to Leave the Nursing Profession: A Case Study of Bedside RNs in Rural Florida. Health Services Management Research, 23(3), Cortelyou-Ward, Rotarius, Liberman, & Trujillo (2010). Hospital In-House Laboratories: Examining the External Environment. The Health Care Manager, 29 (1)1, Rotarius, Trujillo, Unruh, Fottler, Liberman, Morrison, Ross, & Cortelyou. (2002). Uncompensated Care and Emergency Department Utilization: A Local Study Having National Implications. The Health Care Manager, 21(1), p1-38. Book Chapters 1. Cortelyou-Ward, Velez-Vazquez, & Rotarius. (2011). The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)-History and Managerial Implications. In C. McConnell (Ed.), The Health Care Manager s Legal Guide. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers. 4

5 Refereed Articles Submitted Noblin, Cortelyou-Ward (2013) Health Literacy and the College Student: Impact of Medical Terminology Course on Intention to Use a Personal Health Record. Submitted to The Patient Experience Journal. Refereed Presentations 19. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Noblin, A., Shettian, M., Shack-Dugre, J. (2015) Physical Therapist s Perception of the Use and Efficacy of Mobile Apps to Improve Patient Outcomes. Presented to the 10 th Annual AUPHA Academic Forum at HIMSS in Chicago, Illinois. 18. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Noblin, A. (2014) Patient Engagement: Using E-Health to Improve Outcomes. Presented at American Academy on Communication in Healthcare Conference, Orlando, Florida. 17. Cortelyou-Ward, K and Noblin, A. (2013). Who Reads It? Clinicians Use of Electronic Documentation in the Acute Care Setting Presented at the HIMSS Academic Forum, New Orleans, LA March Cortelyou-Ward, K., J. Sumner, T. Rotarius, and A. Liberman. (2012). Alternative Structures for Health Care Management Internships. Presented at the annual conference of the International Academy of Business and Economics (IABE) in Las Vegas, Nevada in October. 15. Cortelyou-Ward (2012) Developing a New Graduate Program: Coming Out Sane on the Other Side. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration in Minneapolis, MN June Cortelyou-Ward, K., & Noblin, A. (2011) Diminishing Boundaries to Communication within Online Classrooms. Presented at the American Health Information Management Association Academy of Education in San Antonio, TX. 13. Cortelyou-Ward, K. (2010) Establishing a Health Care Informatics Program: UCF One Year Later. Presented at the American Health Information Management Association Academy on Education in New Orleans, LA in July. 12. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen, R., & Oetjen, D. (2010) Leadership Library: One Year Later. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Annual Meeting in, Portland, OR in June. 11. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen, R., & Oetjen,D. (2009) Promoting Change in Health Care: Using Technology to Arm Undergraduates with the Necessary Tools. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Annual Meeting in, Chicago, IL in June. 5

6 10. Oetjen,R., Oetjen, D., & Cortelyou-Ward, K. (2009) Leadership Library: Leveraging Technology to Prepare Tomorrow s Leaders. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL in June. 9. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen, D., & Ramirez, B. (2008) Blue Oceans in Healthcare. Presented at the Southern Management Association Annual Meeting in St. Petersburg, FL in October. 8. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Fottler, M.,& Unruh, L. (2008) The Effect of Work Environment on Intent to Leave the Profession: A Study of Bedside RNs Presented at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, in Anaheim, CA in August. 7. Cortelyou-Ward, K. & Oetjen, D. (2008) Pick Your Path: Providing Undergraduate HSA Students with Career Counseling. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Annual Meeting in Washington DC. in June. 6. Malvey, D., Oetjen, D., Cortelyou-Ward, K., Ramirez, B., & Rotarius, T. (2008) Distance Education: Linking Education and Practice. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Annual Meeting in Washington DC. in June. 5. Cortelyou-Ward, K. (2008) Health Services Administration Internships, Alternatives to Traditional Experiences. Presented at the UCF Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, in Orlando, FL in May. 4. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen, D., & Segal, D. (2008) Using Technology to Improve Student Advising Outcomes. Presented at the Florida Summit on Health Sciences Education in Orlando, FL in April. 3. Oetjen, D., Cortelyou-Ward, K., & Segal, D. (2007) Using Technology to Improve Student Advising Outcomes. Presented at the Association of University Programs in Health Administration Leaders Conference in New Orleans, LA in April. 2. Cortelyou-Ward, K., Ludy, J., Morin,R., & Kohn, R. (2007) Disaster Preparedness; An Interdisciplinary Approach Presented at the UCF Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, in Orlando, FL. in May. 1. Oetjen, D., Oetjen, R. & Cortelyou, K. (2002) The Real World - Incorporating Service Learning Into Your Internship Experience, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, in Las Vegas in June Invited Presentations Cortelyou-Ward (2012) We Have to Build It: But Will They Come- Engaging Patients to Meet 6

7 Meaningful Use. Central and North Florida Health Information Management System Society in Orlando, FL. External Grants Awarded Metcalf, Hamilton, Beltran, Andres, Read, Cazabon, Eakins, Cortelyou-Ward, Cendan, Dexter, Gerber, Voorhees (2013) 3D and Mobile Support for Medical Simulations Veterans Health Administration, $129,000 (Co-PI) Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin, Schack-Dugre (2013). Physical Therapists Use of Mobile Apps to Improve Patient Outcomes. Center for Innovative Health Care, $5,508. Cortelyou-Ward, & Krick (2009) Health Matters Kellogg Foundation $1,500 (Co-PI) Cortelyou-Ward, Rotarius, Oetjen & Liberman (2008) Orlando Health: Financial Impact and Trauma Center Utilization Orlando Health $83,850 (Co-PI) Cortelyou-Ward, & Krick (2008) Health Matters Kellogg Foundation $1,500 (Co-PI) Research Monographs Oetjen, D., Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen., R., Rotarius, T., & Liberman, A. (2008). An Assessment of the Emergency Departments and Trauma Centers of Orlando Health. November. 121 pages (plus, 2 volumes of statistical tables). Cortelyou-Ward, K., Oetjen, D., Rotarius. T., & Liberman, A. (2008). The Effect of Orlando Health on the Central Florida Region- A Financial Impact Assessment. September. 62 pages. External Grant Submissions Schribber, Salas, Cortelyou-Ward, Andrews, Neff, Noel, Shagrin (2015) I-EQUIP FL Practice Transformation Network. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), $27,883, for 4 years. Rudman, Cortelyou-Ward, Noblin (2013) Increasing U.S. exports and jobs through the creation of health information management education and workforce standards. Department of Commerce, $1.2 Million Dexter & Cortelyou-Ward (2010) American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Information Technology Professionals in Health Care: Community College Consortia to Educate Information Technology Professionals in Health Care, $21,000,000 for 2 years. 7

8 Cortelyou-Ward, & Oetjen, D (2009) A Healthy Habit Intervention: A Study of Underserved Elementary School Students $100,000 for 2 years. Cortelyou-Ward, Oetjen, Oetjen, Ramirez, & Liberman (2009) Repurposing Workers and Creating Career Ladders: Increasing the Informatics Workforce in Florida $3,300,000 for 2 years Cortelyou-Ward, Ramirez (2008) Surveillance and Evaluation for the Statewide Tobacco Prevention and Control Program $3,000,000 for 3 years Cortelyou-Ward & Oetjen (2008) Effectively Incorporating Turnitin.com into Courses and Curriculum $1,500 Ramirez, Cortelyou-Ward, Oetjen, Rotarius, Liberman & Wan (2008) Collaborative Training Partnership in Epidemiology and Public Health in Paraguay USAID $300,000 Cortelyou-Ward & Unruh. (2007) The Effect of Work Environment on Occupational Commitment and Intent to Leave to Profession Florida Center for Nursing $15,000 Cortelyou-Ward, Kendall & Jacobs, Diane. (2007) Critical Jobs in Allied Health Professions Florida Department of Education $197,000 Professional Service Certification Reviewer, Undergraduate Certification Review Committee, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, 2008-present Member, Central and North Florida Health Information Management System Society Clinical Informatics Initiative Committee Member, 2012 Member, Region D Community College Consortium HITECH Workforce Development Advisory Committee, Region D HITECH, Member, HIT Curriculum Design Task Force, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, Member, Advisory Council Central Florida Health Information Technology Initiative, Member, Certification Criteria Review Committee, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, Member, Undergraduate Program Committee, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, Chair, Online Teaching and Technology Faculty Forum, Association of University Programs in Health Administration,

9 Member, Advisory Board on Health Information Technology Workforce, Office of the National Coordinator, Chair, Online and Multi-Site Campus Task Force, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, 2010 Chair Elect, Online Teaching and Technology Faculty Forum, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, 2009 Chair, Distance Education Faculty Forum, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, 2008 Committee Member, Nominating Committee, Association of University Programs in Health Administration, 2009 Reviewer, Journal of Health Administration Education, 2010-present Member, Academy of Management, 2008-present Member, Health Information Management Systems Society 2009-present Member, Society of Human Resources Management 2007-present Member, Southern Management Association, present Reviewer, Academy of Management Annual Meeting, 2008 Reviewer, Southern Management Association Annual Meeting, 2009 Reviewer, Southern Management Association Annual Meeting, 2008 University Service Member, Graduate Policy Committee 2014-present Member, UCF Downtown Academic Planning Committee 2014-present Member, Mobile/eTextbook Committee, 2013 Member, Vice Provost Search Committee, 2012 Member, Regional Extension Center Vendor Selection Committee, Member, Undergraduate Research Council

10 Chair, Florida State University System Common Program Prerequisites Committee 2008 Member, University Assessment Committee Member, SACS Reaffirmation Committee College Service Member, Teaching Incentive Program Committee, 2015 Chair, Teaching Incentive Program Committee, 2013 Member, COHPA Graduate Council present Member, COHPA TIP Criteria Review Committee, 2012 Member, COHPA Graduate Appeals Committee 2012 Member, Undergraduate Affairs Committee Chair, Divisional Review Committee Member, College of Health and Public Affairs Faculty Council Department Service Chair, Health Care Informatics Faculty Search Committee Member, Annual Evaluation Standards and Procedures Committee 2014-present Member, By-Laws Committee 2014-present Program Director, Health Services Administration Graduate Program, 2012-present Program Director, Health Care Informatics Graduate Program, present Member, Health Services Administration and Health Information Management Search Committees, 2012 Member, Department Chair Search Committee, 2012 Member, Department Chair Search Committee, 2011 Interim Program Director Health Care Informatics Graduate Program,

11 Program Director Health Services Administration Undergraduate Program, Director, Health Services Administration Undergraduate Internship Program Member, Health Management & Informatics Budget Committee Liaison, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Advisor, Health Services Administration Student Association, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, External Funding Secured Cortelyou-Ward, $2.2 million in software from Computech City to support Health Care Informatics program. Cortelyou-Ward & Laney, $90,000 from Workforce Central Florida to support Health Care Informatics Students Cortelyou-Ward, $1.2 million in software from NCG Medical to support the Health Care Informatics program Cortelyou-Ward, $10,000 in scholarship funds to support Health Care Informatics students Academic Administrative Experience Associate Director, Academic Services, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. August Coordinator, Academic Support, Department of Health Professions, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. March 2002-August Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Health Professions, College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. January 2001-March Graduate Research Assistant for Aaron Liberman, Ph.D. and Mary Lou Brunell Department of Health Professions, and Center for Community Partnerships. College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida. January 2001-March

12 Consulting Cortelyou-Ward (2013), EHR Value Study, Health Information Management System Society (HIMSS), Senior Analyst Rotarius, T., Liberman, A., Cortelyou-Ward, K. (2011), The Effects of Orlando Health on the Central Florida Region- A Re-Assessment of Financial Impact. 12