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1 Principal Investigator/Program Director (Last, First, Middle): David R. Garr, M.D. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Provide the following information for the key personnel in the order listed on Form Page 2. Follow this format for each person. DO NOT EXCEED FOUR PAGES. NAME Garr, David R., M.D. POSITION TITLE Executive Director, South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC), Associate Dean for Community Medicine, Professor of Family Medicine EDUCATION/TRAINING (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) DEGREE INSTITUTION AND LOCATION YEAR(s) FIELD OF STUDY (if applicable) Duke University, North Carolina B.A Chemistry Duke Medical School, North Carolina M.D Medicine Highland Hospital, Rochester, New York Family Practice Resident Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Senior Cancer Prevention Seattle, Washington Fellow Research A. Positions and Honors: Specialty Board Certification: Board Certified in Family Practice 1975; Re-certified 1981, 1988, 1995, 2002 Positions: Clinical Instructor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Utah, College of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT 198l 1985 Director of Learning Resources, Family Medicine Residency Program, Mercy Medical Center, Denver, CO Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC Associate Professor with Tenure, Department of Family Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 1993 present Professor with Tenure, Department of Family Medicine, Medical Universityof South Carolina, Charleston, SC Senior Fellow, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington Associate Dean for Primary Care, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 2002 present Associate Dean for Community Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 2003 present Executive Director, SC Area Health Education Consortium (SC AHEC) Selected Other Experience: Medical Director, Family Practice Group of Tooele, Tooele, UT Member, Governing Board, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's "Rural Practice Project" National Network Consultant, Utah Network of Rural Health Programs Member, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM)Task Force on Training Residents for the Future Member, STFM Task Force on Undergraduate Medical Education Chairman, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Health Promotion Working Group Member, External Advisory Committee, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Mercer School of Medicine Member, STFM Working Group on Health Promotion in Medical Education Chairman, Medical Center Ethics Committee, MUSC Hospital Member, Introduction to Clinical Medicine Steering Committee (a subcommittee of the MUSC College of Medicine's Curriculum Committee) PHS 398/2590 (Rev. 05/01) Page 1 Biographical Sketch Format Page

2 Member, Advisory Committee, Kellogg Foundation/National Rural Health Association sponsored "Community-Oriented Primary Care Demonstration Project" Chairman, Hampton County/University Joint Task Force for Community-Based Primary Care Education Chairman, STFM Community Medicine Working Group Member, Program and Planning Committee, Healthy People 2000 South Carolina Consultant to the Division of Minority Health, Education and Prevention, Association of American Medical Colleges Member, Board of Directors, Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine (ATPM) 1991 present Member of the following ATPM Committees: Education Committee Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion/ATPM Cooperative Agreement Steering Committee Membership Committee Director, Prevention Education, Hollings Cancer Center Member, American Cancer Society National Advisory Group on Preventive Health Care Reminder Systems Member of the MUSC College of Medicine Strategic Planning Steering Committee Chair, Search Committee for the Director for the MUSC Center for Health Care Research 1995 present Coordinator of the Prevention Curriculum Assistance Program (a project sponsored by the Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine to assist U.S. medical schools with prevention education programs) Undergraduate Education Curriculum Committee, MUSC 1997 present College of Medicine Education Policy Council Member of the Program Planning Committee for national meetings entitled Prevention 98 and Prevention National Advisory Committee for Undergraduate Medical Education for the 21st Century, a project funded by the Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services Administration 1997 present Member of the Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine s Prevention in Medical Education Task Force Member of the College of Medicine Appointments, Promotions and Tenure Committee Chair, College of Medicine Curriculum Coordinating Committee 1999 present Charleston County Medical Society Committee for the Underserved 1999 present Chair, Association for Prevention Teaching and Research DHHS/Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Cooperative Agreement Steering Committee Medical Director, Hollings Cancer Center s Mobile Health Unit 2001 Member, Search Committee, Director for the Center for the Study of Aging, MUSC Member, American Journal of Preventive Medicine Board of Governors Member, Executive Committee, Charleston County Medical Society President-Elect, Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine 2002 present Member, College of Medicine's Advisory Committee on Diversity 2003 Member, Search Committee for the Associate Dean for Students 2003 present Co-Chair, National Healthy People Curriculum Task Force President, Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine (now Association for Prevention Teaching and Research) 2004 present Member, College of Health Professions Advisory Committee 2004 present Member, Dietetic Internship Advisory Committee 2005 present Co-Chair, MUSC Interprofessional Education Steering Committee Professional Memberships: American Academy of Family Physicians - Fellow since 1988 Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Honors: Health Professions Scholarship l968-l972 at Duke Medical School Mosby Book Award for Leadership/Scholarship, May 1972, Duke Medical School Physician of the Year, Utah Association for Emergency Medical Technicians, 1980 PHS 398/2590 (Rev. 05/01) Page 2 Continuation Format Page

3 American Academy of Family Physicians Outstanding Exhibit Award, "Impact of Computer-Generated Physician and Patient Reminders, Physician Education, and Administrative Changes on Receipt of Preventive Services," national meeting of American Academy of Family Physicians, Dallas, TX, October 1990 Recognition Award for Outstanding Community Involvement, Hospice of Charleston, Charleston, SC, June 1991 Selected to be a Senior Fellow, Cancer Prevention Research Program, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington, July June 1994 Nominated by the South Carolina Academy of Family Physicians for the national American Academy of Family Physicians Public Health Award, February 1994 Crisis Ministries Founders Award, Charleston, SC, September 1994 Distinguished Educator Award, The 1st Annual Conference of the South Carolina Rural Health Association, Columbia, South Carolina, January 1997 Special Recognition Award, Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine, March 2000 Golden Apple Nominee for Clinical Teaching, 1992, 2001 Selected for inclusion in the listing of The Best Doctors in America, 1998, 2002, 2006 B. Selected peer-reviewed publications (in chronological order). 1. Garr DR. Idealism versus realism: Reflections on primary care training and practice. The Journal of Family Practice l980, l0:9ll The STFM Task Force on Training Residents for the Future. Training residents for the future. Family Medicine l986; l8: Garr DR. Characteristics and job satisfaction of family physicians in full-time teaching. Family Medicine l986; l8: Ornstein SM, Garr DR, et al. Compliance with five health promotion recommendations in a university-based family practice. Journal of Family Practice 1989; 29: Merenstein JH, Schulte JJ and the STFM Task Force on Residency Curriculum for the Future. A residency curriculum for the future. Family Medicine 1990; 22: Ornstein SM, Garr DR, et al. Computer-generated physician and patient reminders: Tools to improve population adherence with selected preventive services. The Journal of Family Practice 1991; 32: Garr DR. Community-oriented primary care in a rural community: The Hampton County experience. Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association 1992; 88: Garr DR, Ornstein SM, Jenkins RG, Zemp LD. The effect of routine use of computer-generated preventive reminders in a clinical practice. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 1993; 9(1) Ornstein SM, Jenkins RG, Garr DR. A comprehensive, microcomputer-based preventive services system for the family physician. Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 1993; 6(1) Ornstein SM, Musham C, Reid A, Jenkins RG, Zemp LD, Garr DR. Barriers to adherence to preventive services reminder letters: The patient's perspective. Journal of Family Practice 1993; 36: Garr DR, Rhyne R, Kukulka G. Incorporating a community-oriented approach into primary care. American Family Physician 1993; 47: Ornstein SM, Musham C, Reid AO, Garr DR, Jenkins RG, Zemp LD: A Preventive Services Reminder System Using Feedback from Focus Groups. Archives of Family Medicine, 1994; 3: Ornstein SM, Garr DR, Jenkins RG, Musham C, Hamadeh G, Lancaster C, Clair D, Zemp LD: Implementation and Evaluation of a Computer-Based Preventive Services System. Family Medicine 1995;27: Frame PS, Admire J, Burack R, Garr DR, et al: Computerized Health Maintenance Tracking Systems: A Clinician s Guide to Necessary and Optional Features. A Report from the American Cancer Society Advisory Group on Preventive Health Care Reminder Systems, J Am Board Fam Pract, 1995; 8: Daniel DM, Lackland DT, Baron LF, Nixon DW, Garr DR, Gross AJ, O Brien PH, Hoel DG. Comparison of white and African-American barriers to mammography: a need for a barrier-specific approach to care. Cancer Prevention International, 1995; 2: Leininger LS, Finn L, Dickey L, Dietrich AJ, Foxhall L, Garr DR, Stewart B, Wender R. An Office System for Organized Preventive Services. A Report by the American Cancer Society Advisory Group on Preventive Health Care Reminder Systems. Arch Fam Med 1996; 5: Garr DR, Lackland DT, Wilson DB. Prevention Education and Evaluation in U.S. Medical Schools: A Status Report. Acad Med 2000;75(7 suppl):s14-s Blue AV, Barnette J, Ferguson K, Garr DR. Evaluation Methods for Prevention Education. Acad Med 2000;75(7 suppl):s28-s Garr DR, Commentary on the Case-Based Series in Population-Oriented Prevention. Am J Prev Med 2003; 24(45): PHS 398/2590 (Rev. 05/01) Page 3 Continuation Format Page

4 20. Blue AV, Chessman AW, Geesey ME, Garr DR, Kern DH, White AW. Medical Students Perceptions of Rural Practice Following a Rural Clerkship. Family Medicine 2004; 36(5): Mainous Arch G, King DE, Garr DR, Pearson WS.Race, Rural Residence, and Control of Diabetes and Hypertension. Annals of Family Medicine 2004; 2(6): Grigsby DG, McClanahan KG, Garr DR. Wellness and Prevention. Family Medicine 2004; 36 Suppl:S Allan J, Agar T, Cashman S, Cawley JF, Day C, Douglass CW, Evans CH, Garr DR, Maeshiro R, McCarthy RL, Meyer SM, Riegelman R, Seifer SD, Stanley J, Swenson M, Teitelbaum HS, Timothe P, Werner KE, Wood D. Clinical Prevention and Population Health: Curriculum Framework for Health Professions. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2004; 27(5): Riegelman RK, Evans CH, Garr DR. Why a Clinical Prevention and Population Health Curriculum Framework? American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2004; 27(5): Shealy RM, Simpson WM, Lee FW, Best CL, Kennedy B, Carson DS, Garr DR. The gaping hole: Physicians are missing from the front line of disaster preparedness training. The Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association 2006; 101(1)11-13 Other Recent Publications: 26. Oglesby J, Kern D, Lamar CS, Kammermann S, Chessman A, Garr DR. A Statewide Partnership That Works. The National AHEC Bulletin. Volume XX, Number 2, 35-37, Garr DR, Kennedy DB. Developing a Diverse Workforce: It Takes a State. The National AHEC Bulletin. Volume XXI, Number 2, 11-12, Garr DR, Harvan R, Cashman S. Teaching Clinical Prevention and Population Health: A Leadership Opportunity for the National AHEC System. The National AHEC Bulletin. Volume XXII, Number 1, 4-5, Garr DR, Implementing the Curriculum Framework: Opportunities for Collaboration Between Leadership Organizations. Proceedings of the 12 th Congress of Health Professions Educators , 2005 C. Selected Research Support D32 PE Garr (PI) The MUSC Family Medicine/Primary Care Curriculum Program Supported the integration and evaluation of an increased emphasis on primary care in the medical school curriculum. 2D15PE80C41 Chessman (PI) Expanding the Family Medicine Junior Core Clerkship: A Continuous- Improvement, Community-oriented Family Medicine Core Clerkship Serving Rural, Underserved Populations Supported the creation of a rural clerkship for all third year medical students during which they provide patient care, made home visits, and engaged in community-responsive health improvement projects. Role: Co-PI 5U76AH Garr (PI) ATPM The National Prevention Self-Assessment Analysis Evaluated the content of prevention in the curricula of U.S. medical schools. Fowler (PI) The Duke Endowment and the Fullerton Foundation The Deans Rural Primary Care Clerkship Provided funding to expand, improve, and evaluate the effect of educating medical students in rural South Carolina communities. Role: Project Director PHS 398/2590 (Rev. 05/01) Page 4 Continuation Format Page

5 1-T01-HP Garr (PI) Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program Cooperative Agreement Program Supported the education of frontline health professionals in South Carolina to help them prepare for bioterrorist events and public health emergencies. Fowler (PI) The Duke Endowment and the Fullerton Foundation Integration of Physician Training and Biomedical Research in South Carolina Support for the creation of a statewide telecommunications system to assist with health professions education and research programs throughout South Carolina. Role: Project Co-Director U77HP03019 Garr (PI) Model State Supported AHEC Program Supports the educational, service, and research activities of the South Carolina AHEC Program. Garr (PI) The Macy Foundation Clinical Prevention and Population Health: Multiprofessional Education, Practice and Research Supports the incorporation and assessment of prevention and population health curricular content into health professions education programs in the U.S SP Garr (PI) The Duke Endowment Building Coalitions to Increase the Diversity of the South Carolina Health Care Workshop Supported the creation of regional coalitions in South Carolina designed to increase the number and diversity of young people planning careers in health care. T01HP01418 Garr (PI) Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program Cooperative Agreement Program Expands the work begun in 2003 to prepare front line health care professionals how to respond to natural or manmade disasters SP Garr (PI) The Duke Endowment Building Coalitions to Increase the Diversity of the South Carolina Health Care Workshop Supports the implementation and assessment of new methods to guide under-represented minority students toward careers in health care. PHS 398/2590 (Rev. 05/01) Page 5 Continuation Format Page