Kevin James Biese, MD, MAT Curriculum Vitae · Rosen’s Geriatric Emergency Medicine. Elsevier, Atlanta, Georgia. In press . 3. Barrio K, ... Mills T. Shared Decision Making to Improve

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Kevin James Biese, MD, MAT

Curriculum Vitae

Office Address: Emergency Medicine, First Floor

170 Manning Drive, Campus Box #7594 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7594 Tel (919) 966-6440 Fax (919) 966-3049 Email: [email protected]

Current Position: Associate Professor with Tenure

Vice Chair of Academic Affairs Co-Director, Division of Geriatric Emergency Medicine

Department of Emergency Medicine Clinical Associate Professor Department of Medicine, Center for Aging and Health University of North Carolina Post Graduate 2002-2006 Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Massachusetts General Hospital & Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Boston, Massachusetts

Education 1997-2002 University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina M.D. with highest honors, 2002 1995-1997 University of Portland Portland, Oregon M.A. Teaching magna cum laude, 1997 1991-1995 University of Notre Dame South Bend, Indiana B.A. Program of Liberal Studies and Theology summa cum laude, 1995

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Licensure/Certification 2014- New York Medical License 2007- American Board Emergency Medicine Certified Physician 2007- Diplomat, National Board of Medical Examiners 2006- North Carolina Medical License 2006 Instructor, Adult Advanced Cardiac Life Support 2006 Instructor, Pediatric Advanced Cardiac Life Support 2003-2006 Massachusetts Medical License Employment July 2012 – current Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine Residency Director 2009 – current Attending Emergency Medicine Physician University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill July 2006 – June 2012 Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Residency Director 2009 - current Assistant Residency Director 2006-2009 Attending Emergency Medicine Physician University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill June 2002 – June 2006 Emergency Medicine Resident Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital Brigham and Women’s Hospital Boston Children’s Hospital Mount Auburn Hospital Boston and Cambridge, MA August 1995 – August 1997 Middle School Science Teacher Cross Country and Track Coach Holy Trinity Catholic Middle School Charlotte, NC

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Professional Memberships 2009 - Academy Geriatric Emergency Medicine 2006 - American College of Emergency Medicine Physicians 2006- North Carolina Medical Association 2002 - Society of Academic Emergency Medicine 1995 - Phi Beta Kappa 2002 - 2006 Massachusetts Medical Society 1997 - 2002 American Medical Association Honors and Awards 2016 American Society Health System Pharmacists 2016 Best Practices Award Awarded for “Optimizing the Management of Patients Presenting to the Emergency

Department with Atrial Fibrillation: Pharmacists at the Center of a New Treatment Paradigm”

2016 Academic Life in Emergency Medicine Best New Podcast of 2016 GEMCAST is geriatric emergency medicine podcast, I serve on Oversight Committee 2016 Presidential Poster Award Presentation: American Geriatrics Society 2016 National award for best poster presentation in emergency medicine for A Comparison of

Older Adults with Low-Risk and High-Risk Alcohol Use in the Emergency Department on which I was a co- author

2014 Adjunct Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai 2014 UNC Medical Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor Funded professorship given to 7 UNC faculty over 4 years to support career development 2014 Practice Change Leader in Aging and Health Selected as one of 10 national participants in funded leadership development program 2013 UNC SOM Academy of Educators President 2013 UNC School of Medicine Faculty AOA Voted/ inducted into AOA by faculty and students at UNC 2012 Academic Career Leadership Academy in Medicine (ACCLAIM) One of 12 UNC faculty selected to participate in ACCLAIM leadership program 2012 UNC School of Medicine White Coat Ceremony “Coater” Selected as 1 of 10 faculty that present first year medical students with their white coats 2012 UNC Academy of Educators Scholarship Award Award and recognition for educational scholarship 2012 John A. Hartford Center of Excellence Fellow National recognition for rising leaders in geriatric education and scholarship with career development funding 2012 UNC School of Medicine Pearls Day Speaker, April 24th Selected by UNC medical students to be 1 of 10 faculty asked to speak to graduates 2011 Presidential Poster Award Presentation: American Geriatrics Society 2011 National award for best poster presentation in emergency medicine for Impact of a

Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making on which I was first author

2010 Presidential Poster Award Presentation: American Geriatrics Society 2010 National award for best poster presentation in emergency medicine for Normal Triage

Vital Signs in Elderly Patients with Severe Illness and Injury on which I was a co-author

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2010 Faculty Merit Award: International Conference on Emergency Medicine 2010

International award for presentation on Clinical Experience in a 3-year US Emergency Medicine Residency Program: How Much is Just Right? on which I was a co-author 2010 UNC School of Medicine White Coat Ceremony “Coater” Selected as 1 of 10 faculty that present first year medical students with their white coats 2010 UNC School of Medicine Pearls Day Speaker, Match Day March 18th Selected by UNC medical students as 1 of 9 faculty asked to speak to graduates 2010 UNC School of Medicine Salber- Phillips Honorable Mention (Mentor) Mentored first year medical student in research project selected as honorable mention for

institutional award 2009 UNC School of Medicine White Coat Ceremony “Coater” Selected as 1 of 10 faculty that present first year medical students with their white coats 2009 Clinical Research Prize UNC Student Research Day (Mentor) Mentored second year medical student in research awarded UNC clinical research prize 2008 UNC School of Medicine White Coat Ceremony “Coater” Selected as 1 of 10 faculty that present first year medical students with their white coats 2008 UNC Teaching Scholars Participant Selected as Emergency Medicine Participant in Teaching Scholars Program 2008 Socrates Award Selected by Emergency Medicine Residents for outstanding didactic and clinical teaching 2008 Associate Fellow University of North Carolina SOM Academy of Educators 2007 Socrates Award Selected by Emergency Medicine Residents for outstanding didactic and clinical teaching 2002 Society of Academic Emergency Medicine’s Excellence in Emergency

Medicine Award 2002 John B. Graham Student Research Society 2001 Emergency Medicine Research Forum First Prize 2000-2002 UNC NIH Distinguished Medical Scholar 1999 Eugene S. Mayer Society Inductee 1998 International Health Fellowship Award

University of Notre Dame 1995 Phi Beta Kappa 1995 Alpha Epsilon Delta 1995 Willis D. Nutting Award Awarded to one student per year in the Program of Liberal Studies that fellow students felt most loved teaching and learning 1992 University Social Service Award

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Publications: Books: 1. Murray C, Biese K. Communicating and Understanding the Elder Patient. Avoiding Common Errors in Emergency Medicine. Wolters Kluwer. In press. 2. Morano B, Morano C, Coleman E, Biese K, Hwang U. Disposition & Transitions of Care. Rosen’s Geriatric Emergency Medicine. Elsevier, Atlanta, Georgia. In press 3. Barrio K, Biese K. Delirium, Dementia and Other Psychosocial Disorders of the Elderly. Tintinalli 8th Edition Emergency Medicine. McGraw Hill, New York, New York. 4. Biese K, Strohkirch J. Tintinalli 6th Edition Discussion Questions. McGraw Hill, New York, New York, 2012 Available (http://www.accessemergencymedicine.com/); 312 pages. 5. Biese K, Jones C, Patterson S, Wagner M. A Comprehensive Emergency Medicine Curriculum. McGraw Hill, New York, New York, 2012 Available (http://www.accessemergencymedicine.com/); 58 pages. Refereed Papers: Original Research Published 1. Hogan T, Richmond N, Carpenter C, Biese K, Hwang U, Shah M, Escobedo M, Beran A, Broder J, Platts – Mills T. Shared Decision Making to Improve the Emergency Care of Older Adults: A Research Agenda. Academic Emergency Medicine, 2016; in press. 2. Lo A, Flood K, Biese K, Platts – Mills T, Donnelly J, Carpenter C. Factors Associated with Hospital Admission for Older Adults Receiving Care in the United States Emergency Departments. The Journals of Gerontology Series B, 2016; in press. 3. Biese K, LaMantia M, Shofer F, McCall B, Roberts E, Kizer J, Cairns CB, Busby – Whitehead J. A randomized trial exploring the impact of a phone call follow-up on care plan compliance among older adults discharged home from the emergency department. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2014; 21: 188-195. 4. LaMantia M, Stewart P, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Forbach C, Zamora Z, McCall B, Shofer F, Cairns C, Busby-Whitehead J, Kizer JS. Predictive Value of Initial Triage Vital Signs for Critically Ill Older Adults. Western Journal Emergency Medicine. 2013; 14(5): 453-460.

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5. Biese K, Forbach C, Medlin R, Platts-Mills T, Scholer M, McCall B, Shofer F, LaMantia M, Hobgood C, Kizer J S, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C. The Utility of a Practical Computer-Facilitated Medical Record Review in Identifying Selected Low Frequency Emergency Department Interventions in Older Adults. Academic Emergency Medicine 2013; 20(6): 621-628. 6. Zamora Z, McCall B, Patel L, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Implementation of a Web Based System to Improve the Transitional Care of Older Adults. Journal of Nursing Care Quality 2011; 27(2): 182-189. 7. Biese K, Roberts E, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Patel A, Hollar D, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Effect of a geriatric curriculum on emergency medicine resident attitudes, knowledge, and decision making. Academic Emergency Medicine 2011; 18: S92-96. 8. Tintinalli J, Shofer F, Biese K, Phipps J, Rabinovich S. Towards a New Paradigm: Goal-based residency training. Academic Emergency Medicine 2011; 18: S71-78. 9. Platts-Mills TF, Biese K, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Patel LN, McCall B, Egbulefu F, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns CB, Kizer JS. Nursing home revenue source and information availability during the emergency department evaluation of nursing home residents. J Am Med Dir Assoc. 2011 Feb 10 (Epub ahead of print) 10. Biese K, Leacock B, Osmond C, Hobgood C. Engaging Senior Residents as Leaders: A Novel Approach for Multiple Chief Roles. Journal Graduate Medical Education 2011; 3(2): 236-238. 11. LaMantia M, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Khandelwal C, Forbach C, Cairns C, Busby Whitehead J, Kizer J. Predicting Hospital Admissions and Returns to the Emergency Department for Elderly Patients. Academic Emergency Medicine 2010; 17: 252-259. 12. Platts-Mills T, Travers D, Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer J, Busby Whitehead J, Cairns C. Accuracy of the Emergency Severity Index Triage Instrument for Identifying Elderly Emergency Department Patients Receiving an Immediate Life- Saving Intervention. Academic Emergency Medicine 2010; 17: 238-243. 13. Biese K, Moro-Sutherland D, Furberg R, Downing B, Glickman L, Murphy A, Snyder G, Hobgood C. Utilizing Screen-Based Simulation to Improve Performance during Pediatric Resuscitation. Academic Emergency Medicine 2009; 16: S71-75. 14. Kuykendal A, Tintinalli J, Biese K. Chief complaint categories for medical student education. International Journal of Emergency Medicine 2008; 1(2): 139-143.

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Other Peer Reviewed Articles Published 1. Shenvi C, Biese K, Tintinalli J. 30 años de programas de residencia en Medicina de Urgencias y Emergencias en Estados Unidos. Emergencies 2013; 25: 9-12. 2. Wilson L, Roberts E, Waller N, Biese K, Caprio T, Busby-Whitehead J. Three Standardized Patient Cases to Teach the Confusion Assessment Method to Diagnose Delirium. MedEdPORTAL; 2013. Available from: www.mededportal.org/publication/9393. 3. Gawor G, Biese K, Platts-Mills T. Case report - delay in spinal cord injury diagnosis due to sedation. Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2012; 43(6): e 413-418. 4. Biese KJ, Brown David, Nadel Eric. Heart block and rash. Journal of Emergency Medicine 2006; 30(2): 215-8. 5. Biese KJ, Bohan JS. ACEP Article Summary: A decision rule for identifying children at low risk for brain injuries after blunt head trauma. Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine 2006; 20(5): 12.

6. Biese KJ, Bohan JS. ACEP Article Summary: Effect of intravenous corticosteroids on death within 14 days in 10008 adults with clinically significant head injury (MRC CRASH trial): Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial. Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine 2006; 20(5) 11. Refereed Papers: Published Abstracts 1. Butler J, Biese K, Holland W, Richmond N, Platts-Mills T. Measures Taken to Prevent Constipation for Older Adults Discharged from the Emergency Department with an Opioid Prescription. Academic Emergency Medicine, in press 2. Kizer JS, Biese K, Drake L, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. A Randomized Trial of Rapid Pose-ED Follow-Up for Patients 75 Years and Older Academic Emergency Medicine, in press 3. Biese K, Massing M, Feaganes J, Young J, McArdle J, Simpson R. Predicators of Return Visits to the ED or Hospitalization Soon after ED Discharge for Older Adults. Academic Emergency Medicine, in press 4. Waller N, Biese K, Barrio K, Howarth C, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. Geriatric Abdominal Pain Game. 2013 Innovations. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2013; 20: Issue Supplement s1, S338, Abstract 4. Full text published first online on April 23, 2013.

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5. Wilson LA, Roberts E, Hollar D, Waller N, Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J. “An Innovative Approach to Teaching Delirium Using Standardized Patients.” Journal of American Geriatrics Society. 2013, Volume 61, Issue Supplement s1, S43, Abstract A75. Full text published first online on April 3, 2013. 6. Jones J, Boyd J, Biese K, , DeKoning E, Ruhland L Cairns CB. Frequant Interuptions Do Not Impact Critical Decision Making by Emergency Medicine Residents and Attendings. Academic Emergency Medicine. May 2013. 20(5), Supplement 1: S56. 7. Shenvi C, Shofer F, Biese K. Real time, shift - card based resident feedback system improves the quality of resident feedback. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2012; 60(5): S169. 8. Biese K, LaMantia M, Shofer F, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Phone call Follow Up On Discharge Instruction Compliance and Understanding In Elderly Patients After an Emergency Department Visit. Academic Emergency Medicine, 2011; 5(1): S626. 9. Biese K, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Roberts E, Patel A, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. Academic Emergency Medicine, 2011; 5(1): S241. 10. Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Phone call Follow Up On Discharge Instruction Compliance and Understanding in Elderly Patients After an Emergency Department Visit. Journal of American Geriatrics Society, 2011; 59(S1): S57. 11. Biese K, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Roberts E, Patel A, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. Journal of American Geriatrics Society, 2011; 59(S1): S67. 12. Zamora Z, McCall B, LaMantia M, Patel L, Busby-Whitehead J, Platts-Mills T, Cairns C, Biese K, Kizer JS,. Challenges to the Implementation of a Web Based System to Improve the Transitional Care of Older Adults. Journal of American Geriatrics Society, 2011; 59(S1): S207. 13. Woodyard D, Scolaro K, Durham C, Barrick J, Stegall-Zanation J, Biese K, Cherri Hobgood, Dinkins M, Hollar D, & Golding J. Communicating With Other Health Professionals: The Simulations for Inter-Disciplinary Education (SIDE) Project. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2010, 74(5); Article 96, p 15. 14. LaMantia M, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Forbach C, Kizer J. Normal Triage Vital Signs in Elderly Patients with Severe Illness and Injury. Academic Emergency Medicine, 2010; 5(1): S9.

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15. Platts-Mills T, Biese K, LaMantia M, Egbulefu F, Patel L, Shofer F, Busby- Whitehead J, Cairns C, Kizer J. Differences in the Quantity of Information Available to Emergency Department Providers During the Evaluation of Nursing Home Patients Based on Nursing Home Revenue Source. Academic Emergency Medicine, 2010; 5(1): S204. 16. LaMantia M, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Forbach C, Kizer J. Normal Triage Vital Signs in Elderly Patients with Severe Illness and Injury. Journal of American Geriatrics Society 2010; 58: S85. 17. Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Egbulefu F, Patel L, LaMantia M, Shofer F, Cairns C, Busby-Whitehead J, Kizer J. Differences in the Quantity of Information Available to Emergency Department Providers During the Evaluation of Nursing Home Patients Based on Nursing Home Revenue Source. Journal of American Geriatrics Society 2010; 58: S27. 18. Hobgood C, Woodyard D, Shofer F, Biese K, Kronquist K, Felix A. Starting Early: Teaching Medical Students to Disclose Medical Errors. Journal of the Society for Simulation in Health Care 2009; 4(4): 293. 19. Woodyard D, Durham C, Scolaro K, Barrick J, Stegall-Zanation J, Hollar D, Biese K, Golding J, Raipuria C, Feliz A, Hobgood C. Simulations for Inter-Disciplinary Education (SIDE) Project: Teaching the Communication Aspect of Patient Care. Journal of the Society for Simulation in Health Care 2009; 4(4): 294. 20. Forbach C, Biese K, Platts-Mills T, Scholer M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C. Computer Facilitated Chart Review For Studying Low Frequency Emergency Department Interventions. Academic Emergency Medicine 2009; 16(4): S203. 21. Platts-Mills T, Travers D, Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby- Whitehead J, Cairns C. Validity of the Emergency Severity Index for Identifying Elderly Patients Requiring an Immediate Life Saving Intervention. Academic Emergency Medicine 2009; 16(4): S211. 22. Biese K, Moro-Sutherland D, Furberg R, Downing B, Glickman L, Murphy A, Snyder G, Hobgood C. Does utilization of screen–based simulation improve performance during pediatric resuscitation? Pediatric Emergency Care 2008; 24(10): 731. 23. Mehrotra A, Biese K, Page B, Cook J, Merck L. ED crowding increases acquisition time of brain CT and EKG. Academic Emergency Medicine 2008; 15(5): S199.

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24. Downing B, Furberg R, Biese K. Pediatric Cardiac Arrest: Your worst nightmare. A study of simulation for teaching pediatric resuscitation. Journal of the Society for Simulation in Health Care 2007; 3: 45. 25. Hobgood C, Biese K, Hollar D, Sawning S. Error Disclosure: Using human patient simulators to train medical students. Journal of the Society for Simulation in Health Care 2007; 3: 45. 26. Kuykendal A, Tintinalli J, Biese K. Chief complaint categories for medical student education. Academic Emergency Medicine 2007; 14(5): 75. 27. Biese KJ, Egan D, McLachlan M, Simon J, Tibbetts S, Thomas SH. Use of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) to enhance patient safety through optimization of ED patient pass-offs. Academic Emergency Medicine 2005; 12(5): s49.

28. Thomas, SH, Biese KJ. Chest pain display facilitates physician monitoring of patients’ pain in the emergency department. Chest 2004; 126: 794S-b. Other Web-Based/ Digital Resource Publications: 1. Biese K, Shenvi C. Diagnosing and Managing Delirium in Older Adults. GEMCAST Podcast; September, 2015. 1. Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J. 5 Tips for Bringing your Elderly Loved One to the ED. UNC Health Care News Room; July, 2015. 2. Melady D, Biese K, Carpenter C, Chang, J, Hogan T, Hwang U, Malone M, Suyama J The Geriatric Emergency Department Guidelines Boot Camp: A collaborative onsite educational outreach to improve older adult ED delirium care. Annals of Delirium Care; 15: 2015. 3. Carpenter C, Biese K, Hogan T, Hwang U, Malone M, Melady D. Geriatric ED Boot Camp Offers Collaborative Onsite Educational Outreach Pilot. ACEP Now; March 19, 2015. 4. [Online Teaching Materials – ALiEM Google Hangout on Air Discussion] Gisondi MA, Fernandez M, Biese K, Perron A, Lin M. “Emergency Medicine Match Advice: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Am I Competitive?” Academic Life in Emergency Medicine, August 2014. http://www.aliem.com/em-match-advice-em-rotation-eras-competitive/ 5. Shenvi C, Bynum D, Biese K. Geriatric Emergency Medicine Training Valued as More Seniors Visit the ED. ACEP Now July 23, 2014.

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6. Biese, K. Hwang, U. Carpenter, C. Hogan, T. Melady, D. Suyama, J. Malone, M. Geriatric Emergency Medicine: The Time to Act is Now & Geriatric Emergency Medicine: The Time to Act is Now Parts 1& 2. The John A. Hartford Foundation Health AGEnda Blog. Available from: http://www.jhartfound.org/blog/author/hartford-geri-em-champions/ 7. Wilson, LA, Roberts E, Waller N, Biese K, Caprio A and Busby-Whitehead J. First Think Delirium! An effective way to teach residents and fellows about delirium. POGOe - Portal of Geriatric Online Education; 2013 Available from: http://www.pogoe.org/productid/21632 8. Biese K, Roberts E, Kizer J, Caprio A, LaMantia M, Khandelwal C and Busby-Whitehead J. Caring for Elderly Patients in the Emergency Department: An interactive lecture series. POGOe - Portal of Geriatric Online Education; 012 Available (http://www.pogoe.org/productid/20964). 9. Seymour B, Chijioke R, Patel A, Snyder G, Biese K and Busby-Whitehead J. High fidelity simulations to teach key concepts in emergency department care of the elderly. POGOe - Portal of Geriatric Online Education; 011 Available (http://www.pogoe.org/productid/20973).

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Scientific and Academic Presentations: National/ International 2016 Biese K, Hwang U, Fulmer T, Lash T Advancing Senior- Specific Emergency Care: A shared commitment Grantmakers in Aging National Conference Portland, OR October 28, 2016 2016 Biese K Implementing Geriatric ED Guidelines Oral Presentation European Society Emergency Medicine Vienna, Austria October 2, 2016 2016 Biese K, Hwang U The Geriatric Emergency Department Collaborative Day long Quality Improvement Initiative to launch Geriatric ED University of California at San Diego San Diego, CA September 29, 2016 2016 Biese K, Stanton T, Weigel K, Bartlett S Effective Care Transitions between Long – Term & Acute Care Settings National Partnership to Improve Dementia Care and QAPI: National Provider Call Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services September 15, 2016 2016 Biese K The Role of the Emergency Department in Creating an Age Friendly Health Care System Oral Presentation/ participant in day long planning seminar Institute for Healthcare Improvement Boston, MA August 16, 2016 2016 Biese K Creating a Senior Friendly Emergency Department Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians National Meeting Oral Presentation, > 65 attendees Quebec City, Canada June 5, 2016 2016 Biese K (moderator) The Geriatric Friendly Emergency Department Practice Change Leaders Oral Presentation Chicago, IL June 3, 2016

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2016 Hwang U, Biese K The Geriatric Emergency Department Collaborative American Geriatrics Society National Meeting AGS Section for Enhancing Geriatric Understanding and Expertise among Surgical and Medical Specialists (SEGUE) Oral Presentation Long Beach, CA May 21, 2016 2016 Malone M, Malsch A, Vollbrecht M, Hwang U, Biese K, Carpenter C, Melady D, Hogan T. The Implementation of Geriatric ED Guidelines to Improve Transitions at Three Community Sites American Geriatric Society National Meeting Presidential Poster Session Long Beach, CA May 19, 2016 2016 Fatade Y, Platts-Mills T, Weaver M, Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J, D’Onofrio G, Shenvi C. A Comparison of Older Adults with Low-Risk and High-Risk Alcohol Use in the Emergency Department American Geriatric Society National Meeting Presidential Poster Presentation Long Beach, CA May 19, 2016 2016 Carpenter C, Melady D, Biese K Moving from Guidelines to ED Practice with Implementation Science Tools Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Oral Presentation, > 40 participants New Orleans, LA May 12, 201t6 2016 Lo A, Flood K, Biese K, Platts – Mills T, Donnelly J, Carpenter C. Presentation Factors Associated with Hospital Admissions for Older Adults Receiving Care In United States Emergency Departments Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Oral Presentation New Orleans, LA May 11, 2016 2016 Yetunde F, Platts-Mills T, Weaver M, Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J, D’Onofrio G, Shenvi C. A Comparison of Older Adults with Low-Risk and High-Risk Alcohol Use in the Emergency Department Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Poster Presentation New Orleans, LA May 11, 2016

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2016 Carpenter C, Melady D, Biese K A Boot Camp for Implementing Geriatric ED Guidelines International Conference on Emergency Medicine Oral Presentation, > 80 participants Cape Town, South Africa April 19, 2016 2016 Phillips A, Diller D, Williams S, Park Y, Fisher J, Biese K, Ufberg J The CORD – EM Speaker Evaluation Form for Medical Conference Planners CORD Academic Assembly Poster Presentation Nashville, TN March 6, 2016 2016 Walke L, Sexton K, Clark D, Biese K Geriatric – Friendly Emergency Department: Better Options for Patients and Providers? National Health Policy Forum Lunch and Learn >40 participants Washington DC February 19, 2016 2015 Biese K Geriatric ED: Environment of Care Geriatric ED: EPIC Optimization Geriatric ED: Clinical Processes Geriatric ED: Education for the senior appropriate ED Geriatric ED: Community Engagement & Care Transitions Oral presentations > 40 participants Fort Worth TX, November 5 & 6, 2015 2015 Biese K mHealth: What is Happening Now and Why it Matters to Primary Care Mississippi Academy of Family Physicians 2015 Scientific Assembly Oral Presentation, > 100 participants Sandestin, FL July 19, 2015 2015 Mathews S, Hoover M, Platts-Mills T, Hilkert S, Rutkowski D, Zimmerman S, Biese K Feasibility of a Triage Instrument to Guide Case Manager Care for Older Adults in the Emergency Department: The Patient Vulnerability Assessment American Geriatrics Society Poster Presentation San Diego, CA May 15, 2015

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2015 Kizer JS, Biese K, Cai, J, Drake L, Roberts E, Stearns SC, Busby- Whitehead J. A Randomized Trial of Rapid Pose-ED Follow-Up for Patients 75 Years and Older American Geriatrics Society Poster Presentation San Diego, CA May 15, 2015 2015 Biese K, Hwang U, Schumacher J Geriatric Emergency Departments: Evolution and Evaluating Efficacy Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Oral Presentation San Diego, CA May 15, 2015 2015 Biese K, Massing M, Feaganes J, Young J, McArdle J, Simpson R. Predicators of Return Visits to the ED or Hospitalization Soon after ED Discharge for Older Adults. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Oral Presentation San Diego, CA May 15, 2015 2015 Kizer JS, Biese K, Cai J, Drake L, Roberts E, Stearns SC, Busby- Whitehead J. A Randomized Trial of Rapid Pose-ED Follow-Up for Patients 75 Years and Older Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Oral Presentation San Diego, CA May 15, 2015 2015 Butler J, Biese K, Holland W, Richmond N, Platts-Mills T. Measures Taken to Prevent Constipation for Older Adults Discharged from the Emergency Department with an Opioid Prescription. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Poster Presentation San Diego, CA May 13, 2015 2015 Biese K Improving Care Transitions: The geriatric emergency department Virginia Hospital Research and Education Foundation Webinar > 80 registered April 20, 2015 2015 Davis, Biese K, Doty C Leading a Committee Meeting Council of Residency Directors Academic Assembly Phoenix, AZ April 13, 2015

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2015 Adams J, Biese K, Legome E Funding a Carreer in Academics: Thinking out of the box The Emergency Medicine System 1st Annual Faculty Development

Retreat Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai New York, New York February 27, 2015 2015 Biese K Older Adults in the Emergency Department: What we know John A. Hartford Foundation New York, New York January 29, 2015 2015 Biese K Care Transitons Tools for the Geriatric Emergency Department Geriatric Emergency Medicine Boot Camp University of Pittsburg Pittsburg, PA January 23, 2015 2014 Biese K Care Transitons Tools for the Geriatric Emergency Department Geriatric Emergency Medicine Boot Camp Aurora Health Care System Milwaukee, WI December 5, 2014 2014 Biese K, Sanon M Sustaining Reynolds initiatives through alignments with CLER and Patient

Safety/QI Reynold’s Annual Meeting Las Vegas, NV October 8, 2014 2014 Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J Interface between Geriatric Education and Geriatric Models of Care:

Emergency Medicine Reynold’s Annual Meeting Las Vegas, NV October 6, 2014 2014 Biese K An ED Patient-Centered Intervention to Reduce Admission Risk for Older

Adults Practice Change Leaders Practice Meets Policy > 20 participants Washginton DC October 2, 2014

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2014 Gilbert D, Biese K New Technologies to Bring to Your Doctor to Coordinate Care >100 participants Connected Health Conference at Mount Sinai New York, NY September 24, 2014 2014 Busby – Whitehead J, Biese K Evolution of Geriatric Emergency Medicine John A. Hartford Board of Trustees 20 participants New York, NY September 11, 2014 2014 Biese K, Lin M, Gisondi M, Perron A, Fernandez M Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Am I competative Webinar on Academic Life in Emergency Medicine recorded August 19,

2014 >9000 views in 43 countries 2014 Ludgate M, Roberts E, Fain M, Biese K Enhancing the Care of Older Adults in the Emergnecy Department: A case

report Poster Presentation American Geraitrics Society Orlando, FL May 16, 2014 2014 Watson L, Jones J, Biese K. UNC EM Boot Camp Boosts Confidence Levels of Graduating Medical

Students Entering EM Residency Programs. Poster Presention Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly New Orleans, LA March 31, 2014. 2014 Biese K, Werner S Scholarship for the Associate Program Director Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly > 50 participants New Orleans, LA March 30, 2014. 2013 Biese K The Evolving Role Of Emergency Departments in Care Transitions TMF Health Quality Insitute >80 participants November 14, 2013

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2013 Biese K Training Care Givers in Geriatric Emergency Medicine and Care

Transitions Care Transition in the ED Webinar Series, broadcast nationally by Carolina Center for Medical Excellence Cary, NC > 25 participants October 2, 2013 2013 Biese K, Lowthian J, Melady D, Banerjee J National and International Perspectives on Making Your Emergency

Department Geriatric and Care Transitions Friendly Care Transition in the ED Webinar Series, broadcast nationally by Carolina Center for Medical Excellence Cary, NC > 50 participants August 28, 2013 2013 Biese K, Rosenberg M Building a Business Case for Geriatric Emergency Departments: From Concept to Implementation Care Transition in the ED Webinar Series, broadcast nationally by Carolina Center for Medical Excellence Cary, NC > 50 participants July 30, 2013 2013 Biese K, Gravenstein S Urgent EDucation Learning and Action Network, National Seminar on Care Transitions broadcast by Colorado Foundation for Medical Care >100 participants July 24, 2013 2013 Biese K, Southard K The Evolving Role of Emergency Departments in Care Transitions: Challenges and opportunities American Health Quality Association Baltimore, MD July 18, 2013 2013 Biese K, Hwang U The Evolving Role of Emergency Departments in Care Transitions: Challenges and opportunities Care Transition in the ED Webinar Series, broadcast nationally by Carolina Center for Medical Excellence Cary, NC > 100 participants June 24, 2013

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2013 Hwang U, Biese K Working with your Institution to Geriatriaze your ED Oral Presentation, > 50 attendees Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Academic Assembly Atlanta, GA May 16, 2013. 2013 Wilson L, Waller N, Biese K, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. First Think Delirium! An effective way to teach residents and fellows

about delirium. Poster Presentation Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Academic Assembly Atlanta, GA May 16, 2013. 2013 Jones J, Boyd J, Biese K, Cairns CB, DeKoning E, Ruhland L. Frequant Interuptions Do Not Impact Critical Decision Making by

Emergency Medicine Residents and Attendings Lightening Oral Presentation Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Academic Assembly Atlanta, GA May 15, 2013. 2013 Biese K, Hwang U. Geriatric Emergency Medicine Collaborations: Opportunities and how do

we get there? Oral Presentation, > 50 attendees American Geriatrics Society National Annual Assembly Grapevine, TX May 4, 2013. 2013 Wilson L, Waller N, Biese K, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. Materials/ Methods Swap: First Think Delirium! An effective way to

teach residents and fellows about delirium. Oral Presentation, > 50 attendees American Geriatrics Society National Annual Assembly Grapevine, TX May 4, 2013. 2013 Biese K, Waller N, Barrio K, Howarth C, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. Materials/ Methods Swap: Geriatric abdominal pain game. Oral Presentation, > 50 attendees American Geriatrics Society National Annual Assembly Grapevine, TX May 4, 2013. 2013 Wilson L, Waller N, Biese K, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. First Think Delirium! An effective way to teach residents and fellows

about delirium. Poster Presentation American Geriatrics Society National Annual Assembly Grapevine, TX May 3, 2013.

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2013 Waller N, Biese K, Barrio K, Howarth C, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. Geriatric Abdominal Pain Game. Poster Presentation American Geriatrics Society National Annual Assembly Grapevine, TX May 3, 2013. 2013 Biese K, Moreno-Walton L. Lightening Oral Presentations. Oral presentaiton, > 100 attendees. Moderator. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 8, 2013. 2013 Dorfsman M, Fix M, Bhatia K, Moreno-Walton L, Biese K. Best of the Best Presentations Oral Presentaiton, > 200 attendees, Moderator. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 8, 2013. 2013 Waller N, Biese K, Barrio K, Howarth C, Roberts E, Busby-Whitehead J. Geriatric Abdominal Pain Game Oral Presentation, > 200 attendees. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 7, 2013. 2013 Wilson LA, Roberts E, Hollar D, Waller N, Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J.

An Innovative Approach to Teaching Delirium Using Standardized Patients

Poster Presentation Council on Emergency Medicine Residency Directors National Academic

Assembly Denver, CO March 7, 2013 2013 Jones J, Boyd J, Biese K, Cairns CB, DeKoning E, Ruhland L. Frequant Interuptions Do Not Impact Critical Decision Making by

Emergency Medicine Residents and Attendings Poster Presentation Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 7, 2013.

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2013 Biese K, Char D, Shenvi C, Wagner M, Weizberg M, Omron R, Fredette J.

Incorporating Milestones into Residency Assesement Tools Oral Presentation, >500 attendees Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 6, 2013. 2013 Biese K, Moreno-Walton L. Lightening Oral Presentations – Milestones. Oral presentaiton, > 500 attendees. Moderator. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Denver, CO March 6, 2013. 2013 Biese K, Hwang, U. “Geriatric Emergency Departments: Fact, fiction, or future & how do we

get there?” Hartford/ ADGAP Leadership Retreat San Diego, California January 19, 2013. 2012 Wilson LA, Waller N, Adams S, Iwata I, Biese K, Vanderberg E. Using Standardized Patients and Collateral Informants in Geriatric

Medicine Education The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation 2012 Reynolds Grantee 19th Annual

Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri October 22, 2012. 2012 Wilson LA, Roberts E, Hollar D, Waller N, Biese K, Busby-Whitehead J.

An Innovative Approach to Teaching Delirium Using Standardized Patients The John A. Hartford Foundation Interdisciplinary Scholars Communications Conference Chicago, Illinois July 10, 2012.

2012 Biese K The Geriatric Emergency Medicine Tool Box John A. Hartford Geriatrics for Specialists Session American Geriatric Society Seattle, WA May 4, 2012

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2012 Carter W, Meyer L, Biese K, Moreira M, Shayne P A Post-PIF World: Accrediadtion in 2013 and Beyond Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Didactic session Atlanta, GA April 4, 2012 2012 Shenvi C, Shofer F, Biese K Real-time, Shift-card Based Resident Feedback System Improves the

Quality of Resident Feedback. Poster Presentation Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Atlanta, GA April 3, 2012 2012 Hern G, Kessler C, Alter A, Biese K, Burns B, Comes J, Davenport M,

Gallahue F, Gang M, Jones J, Knapp B, Kulstad C, Valez L Current Handoff Practices in EM Residencies: A Targeted Needs

Assessment and Opportunities for Future Education. Is there a need for transition? (CORD Transitions of Care Task Force).

Poster Presentation. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Atlanta, GA April 3, 2012 2012 Biese K, Char D Effective Verbal Feedback & Group Faculty Evaluations Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Didactic session Atlanta, GA April 2, 2012 2012 Biese K, Snyder G The Residency Interview Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Didactic session Atlanta, GA April 1, 2012 2011 Biese K, Roberts E, Losman E, Caprio A, Busby-Whitehead J Incorporating Geriatrics into EM and Other Specialties Training Curricula Reynolds Annual Grantee Meeting Didactic Presentation St. Louis, MO October 24, 2011

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2011 Biese K, LaMantia M, Shofer F, McCall B, Roberts E, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Phone call Follow Up On Discharge Instruction Compliance and Understanding Patients After an Emergency Department Visit.

Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Annual Assembly Oral Presentation Boston, MA June 5, 2011 2011 Biese K, Roberts E, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Patel A, Hollar D, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J.

Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Annual Assembly

Oral Presentation Boston, MA June 3, 2011 2011 Biese K, Roberts E, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Patel A, Hollar D, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J.

Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly Hartford Foundation Poster Session

Washington, DC May 13, 2011 2011 Zamora Z, McCall B, Patel L, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Kizer JS, Busby-

Whitehead J. Challenges to the Implementation of a Web Based System to Improve the Transitional Care of Older Adults. American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly

Washington, DC May 13, 2011 2011 Biese K, LaMantia M, Shofer F, B McCall, Roberts E, Kizer JS,

Busby-Whitehead J. Impact of a Phone Call Follow Up on Discharge Instruction Compliance and Understanding in Elderly Patients after an Emergency Department Visit American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly Oral Presentation

Washington, DC May 13, 2011

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2011 Biese K, Roberts E, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Patel A, Hollar D, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J.

Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly Presidential Poster Session

Washington, DC May 12, 2011 2011 Biese K, LaMantia M, Zamora Z, Shofer F, Snyder G, Roberts E, Patel A, Hollar D, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J.

Impact of a Geriatric Curriculum on Emergency Medicine Resident Attitudes, Knowledge, and Decision Making. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual Assembly

San Diego, CA March 4, 2011 2011 Biese K, Doty C Selecting Chiefs and Maximizing Output Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Didactic session for new residency leaders, about 200 in attendance San Diego, CA March 2, 2011 2010 Biese K Caring for the Elderly in Today’s Busy Emergency Department: Minimizing Delirium and Iatrogenic Injuries American College Emergency Physicians Annual National Meeting New Speaker’s Forum Las Vegas, NV September 30, 2010 2010 Woodyard D, Scolaro K, Durham C, Barrick J, Stegall-Zanation J, Biese

K, Cherri Hobgood, Dinkins M, Hollar D, & Golding J. Communicating with Other Health Professionals: The Simulations for Inter-Disciplinary Education (SIDE) Project. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting Seattle, WA July 2010.

2010 Woodyard D, Durham C, Barrick J, Scolaro K, Biese K, Golding

J, Hollar D, Stegal-Zanation J, and Hobgood C. Breaking Down the Barriers: Implementing Simulations for Inter-Disciplinary Education Association of Standardized Patient Educators Annual Conference Baltimore, MD June 27, 2010.

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2010 Woodyard D, Durham C, Barrick J, Scolaro K, Biese K, Golding J, Hollar D, Stegal-Zanation J, and Hobgood C. Simulations for Inter-Disciplinary Education (SIDE): Implementing Programs for Medical, Nursing, and Pharmacy Students. Interactive Presentation on Demand Session at the Association of Standardized Patient Educators Annual Conference. Baltimore, MD June 27, 2010.

2010 Tintinalli J, Biese K, Shofer F, Hobgood C, Phipps J, Snyder G, Rabinovich S. Clinical Experience in a 3-year US Emergency Medicine Residency Program: How Much is Just Right? International Conference on Emergency Medicine Singapore June 10, 2010. 2010 LaMantia M, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Forbach C, Kizer J.

Normal Triage Vital Signs in Elderly Patients with Severe Illness and Injury. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Oral Presentation Phoenix AZ, June 3, 2010

2010 Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Egbulefu F, LaMantia M, Shofer F, Kizer J

Differences in the Quantity of Information Available to Emergency Department Providers During the Evaluation of Nursing Home Patients Based on Nursing Home Revenue Source. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Phoenix, AZ June 3, 2010

2010 Biese K, Roberts E, Snyder G, Patel A, Gupta A, Caprio A, LaMantia M, Khandelwal C, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C. Training Tomorrow’s Leaders in Geriatric Acute Care. American Geriatric Society Annual Meeting Hartford Foundation Oral and Poster Session Orlando, FL May 14, 2010 2010 LaMantia M, Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Forbach C, Kizer J.

Normal Triage Vital Signs in Elderly Patients with Severe Illness and Injury.

American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly Presidential Poster Session Orlando, FL May 13, 2010

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2010 Platts-Mills T, Biese K, Egbulefu F, LaMantia M, Shofer F, Kizer J. Differences in the Quantity of Information Available to Emergency Department Providers During the Evaluation of Nursing Home Patients Based on Nursing Home Revenue Source.

American Geriatric Society Annual Meeting Orlando, FL May 13, 2010 2010 Jorgensen T, Martin I, Biese K, Hobgood C. EM Cross: A model for the development of an emergency medicine

curriculum for rotating residents Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Orlando, FL March 5, 2010 2010 Biese K, Doty C. Chief Residents: Optimizing their experience, maximizing their

productivity Didactic session, about 200 participants Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors, National Annual

Assembly Orlando, FL March 4, 2010 2009 Forbach C, Biese K, Platts-Mills T, Scholer M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C.

Computer Facilitated Chart Review For Identifying Low Frequency Emergency Department Interventions. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting New Orleans, LA May 15, 2009.

2009 Platts-Mills T, Travers D, Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busy-Whitehead J, Cairns C. Validity of the Emergency Severity Index for Identifying Elderly Patients Requiring an Immediate Life Saving Intervention. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting New Orleans, LA May 15, 2009.

2009 Platts-Mills T, Travers D, Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer JS,

Busy-Whitehead J, Cairns C. Validity of the Emergency Severity Index for Identifying Elderly Patients Receiving an Immediate Life Saving Intervention in the Emergency Department. American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting Chicago, IL April 30, 2009

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2009 Mehrotra A, Biese K. ED crowding increases acquisition time of brain CT and EKG. American College Emergency Physicians National Legislative and Advocacy Conference Washington, DC April 19, 2009.

2009 Fleming C, Trocinski D, Biese K. The Critical Summary Conference Series: A New Way to Teach and Learn Critical Literature Assessment Skills. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors Annual Meeting Las Vegas, NV March 6, 2009.

2008 Biese K, Moro-Sutherland D, Furberg R, Downing B, Glickman L,

Murphy A, Snyder G, Hobgood C. Does Utilization of Screen-Based Simulation Improve Performance During Pediatric Resuscitation?

American Academy Pediatrics National Meeting Boston, MA October 10, 2008. 2008 Mehrotra A, Biese K.

ED Crowding Increases Acquisition Time of Brain CT and EKG. Society Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting Washington, DC June 1, 2008.

2007 Biese K. Clinical Pathological Case Presentation National Semifinal Competition. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting. Chicago, IL May 15, 2007.

2005 Biese KJ, Egan D, McLachlan M, Simon J, Tibbetts S, Thomas SH. Use Of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) To Enhance Patient Safety Through Optimization of ED Patient Pass-offs. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting New York City, NY May 22, 2005.

Grand Rounds/ Visiting Professorships 2015 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Roanoke, VA May 21, 2015 Grand Rounds

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2015 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, CT May 6, 2015 Grand Rounds 2015 Biese K Emergency Medicine Senior Resident Research Day Moderator Harvard University Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Boston, MA May 5, 2015 2015 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Chicago, IL January 13, 2015 Grand Rounds 2014 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Central Michigan University College of Medicine Saginaw, MI May 8, 2014 Grand Rounds 2014 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT March 5, 2014 Grand Rounds 2013 Biese K Geriatric Emergency Medicine: An interactive series of cases and an update on Geriatric EDs Raleigh, NC September 24, 2013 AHEC Grand Rounds 2013 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA June 26, 2013 Visiting Professor

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2013 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Mt. Sinai Hospital and Icahn School of Medicine New York, NY May 29, 2013 Grand Rounds 2013 Biese K, Biese M Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Pearls of Risk Management University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI March 28, 2013 Grand Rounds 2013 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Christiana Care Health System Newark, DE January 31, 2013 Visiting Professor 2012 Biese K Evaluating the Older Adult in the ED: An interactive case series Invited Grand Rounds Speaker Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI September 20, 2012 Grand Rounds 2012 Biese K, Barrio K Abdominal Pain in the Elderly: A new approach to teaching the basics Invited Grand Rounds Speaker St. Joseph’s Healthcare System Patterson, NJ September 5, 2012 Visiting Professor 2011 Biese K Pitfalls in Geriatric Acute Care Invited Grand Rounds Speaker Wake Forest University Winston Salem, NC November 2, 2011 Visiting Professor 2011 Biese K, Casaletto J The Role of Service in Professional Development University of Notre Dame Professional Development Class, 150 students

South Bend, IN April 7, 2011

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2010 Biese K Pitfalls in Geriatric Acute Care University of Oklahoma Tulsa, OK July 8, 2010 Visiting Professor

2010 Biese K Pitfalls in Geriatric Acute Care Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Medical Campus Roanoke, VA June 17, 2010 Visiting Professor 2010 Biese K Pitfalls in Geriatric Emergency Care

Duke University Medical Campus Durham, NC May 5, 2010 Visiting Professor 2010 Biese K, Casaletto J The Role of Service in Professional Development University of Notre Dame Professional Development Class, 200 students

South Bend, IN March 25, 2010 2008 Biese K

Abdominal Pain in the Geriatric Population. Duke University Medical Campus

Durham, NC April 30, 2008 Visiting Professor

Invited Lectures/ Regional Meetings 2016 Biese K Developing an Academic Niche as a Medical Educator Pearls for Promotion on the Education Track UNC Academy of Educators Chapel Hill, NC May 27, 2016 2016 Biese K Geriatric Trauma UNC May Day Trauma Conference Chapel Hill, NC May 6, 2016

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2016 Biese K Impact of Geriatric Patients on Acute Healthcare Delivery: Challenged and opportunities UNC Health Policy and Management Aging in Healthcare Conference Chapel Hill, NC April 8, 2016 2016 Biese K, Busby – Whitehead J Facing Cancer after Hours: Bringing your loved one to the emergency room UNC Lineberger Cancer Lunch and Learn Closed circuit TV Chapel Hill, NC January 29, 2016 2015 Tolleson-Rinehart S, Biese K, Wardrop D UNC Academy of Educators: New Faculty Toolbox UNC Academy of Educators Chapel Hill, NC October 21, 2016 2015 Deyo Z, Garner K, Mendys P, Simpson R, Sears S, Stearns S, Laux J, Walker J, Hatfield L, Tuttle H, Pursell I, Biese K, Gehi A. Optimizing the Management of Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with Atrial Fibrillation: A new Treatment Paradigm Poster Presentation UNC Health Care Quality Expo Chapel Hill, NC October 15, 2015 2015 Biese K, Snyder G, Gerado C, Tintinalli J Expert Faculty Discussion of Key Clinical Topics in Emergency Medicine Duke University Durham, NC July 29, 2015 2015 Biese K Giving Effective Feedback Chief Resident Immersion Training UNC Health Care Carolina Beach, NC May 2, 2015 2015 Biese K mHealth UNC School of Medicine Medical Alumni Council Chapel Hill, NC April 17, 2015

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2015 Walters K, Biese K Mobile Health for Care Transitions NCACT North Carolina Care Transitions Summit ≅ 150 participants Durham NC, January 30, 2015 2015 Biese K mHealth and Video Consults UNC Urology Grand Rounds Chapel Hill, NC January 14, 2015 2015 Butler J, Biese K, Holland W, Richmond N, Platts-Mills T. Measures Taken to Prevent Constipation for Older Adults Discharged from the Emergency Department with an Opioid Prescription. John B. Graham Medical Student Research Day Chapel Hill, NC January 12th, 2015 2014 Biese K Clinical Teaching UNC SOM Academy of Educators ≅ 20 participants Chapel Hill, NC December 2, 2014 2014 Biese K, Steinberg D, L’Engle K, Roberts A Careers in mHealth UNC School of Public Health Panel >100 participants Chapel Hill, NC September 22, 2014 2014 Biese K Geriatric Emergencies UNC Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Invited Lecture 15 participants Chapel Hill, NC September 17, 2014 2014 Klipstein C, Biese K Tips for Clinical Teaching UNC Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Grand Rounds 30 participants Chapel Hill, NC September 17, 2014

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2014 Biese K Urgent EDucation: Improving care transitions in the emergency department Carolina Center for Medical Excellence Board of Trustees 25 participants Raleigh, NC August 3, 2014 2014 Denniston C, Biese K, Fruth J, Page C, Nester J Milestones and the NAS AHEC Education Day >200 participants Chapel Hill, NC May 28, 2014 2014 Biese K, Steiner B Helping Students Achieve their Maximal Potential – Effective Strategies for Formative Feedback AOE Annual Banquet >20 participants Chapel Hill, NC May 22, 2014 2014 Simpson R, Biese K Lipid Guidelines and Patient Engagement AARP Telephone Conference >2000 Participants South Carolina May 5, 2014 2014 Biese K Giving Effective Feedback Chief Resident in Training Retreat Oral presentation, 25 attendees Carolina Beach, NC May 3, 2014 2014 Klipstein C, Biese K Tips for Clinical Teaching UNC Academy of Educators Foundational Series Oral presentation, 15 attendees Chapel Hill, NC April 29, 2014 2014 Biese K Urgent EDucation: Improving care transitions in the emergency department Oral presentation: > 100 attendees Virginia Quality Improvement Organization Patient Safety Summit Richmond VA, January 29th, 2014

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2013 Biese K, Southard K The Role of the Emergency Department in Caring for Older Adults Oral Presentation > 100 attendees Triangle Care Givers Association Raleigh NC June 17, 2013 and Durham NC June 24, 2012 2013 Biese K The Evolving Role of Emergency Departments in Care Transitions: Challenges and opportunities Oral Presentation > 75 attendees Southern Atlantic Hospital Association Cary, NC May 2, 2013. 2013 Jones, JL, Boyd, JP, Biese, KJ, Cairns, CB, DeKoning EP, Ruhland LS Frequent Interruptions Do Not Impact Critical Decision Making by Emergency Medicine Residents and Attendings SAEM Mid-Atlantic Meeting Washington DC February 2, 2013 2012 Biese K AOE Educational Advocacy Work Group: Getting it started Academy of Educators Community Conversation Chapel Hill NC September 12th and 13th, 2012 2012 Biese K Partnership for Patients: Moving from ideas to action Improving Quality of Care in North Carolina: A statewide look at cardiovascular health and care transitions Greensboro, NC June 15, 2012 2010 Biese K Pitfalls in Geriatric Acute Care North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Asheville, NC November 3, 2010 2010 Biese K, Mehrotra A

Life Long Learning and Self Assessment Literature Review North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Asheville, NC November 2, 2010 2010 Egbulefu F, Biese K, Platts-Mills T Quality of Information to ED Providers for Patients from Private Pay NH

vs. Medicaid NH UNC Student Research Day Chapel Hill, NC January 27, 2010

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2009 Biese K, Snyder G National Institute Health Stroke Scale: How to apply it in the ED WakeMed Emergency Physicians Professional Development. Raleigh, NC December 14, 2009. 2009 Biese K, Broder J

Life Long Learning and Self Assessment Literature Review North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Asheville, NC November 4, 2009 2009 Biese K, Biese M, Kennedy C

Medical Malpractice Pearls North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Asheville, NC November 3, 2009 2009 Biese K, Snyder G National Institute Health Stroke Scale: How to apply it in the ED WakeMed Emergency Physicians Professional Development. Raleigh, NC September 30, 2009. 2009 Biese, K Geriatric emergency medicine: 10 things you need to know North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi - Annual Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC June 13, 2009 2009 Biese, K

Life Long Learning and Self Assessment Literature Review North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC June 12, 2009 2009 McCall B, Platts-Mills T, Biese K

Mistriage of Elderly in the Emergency Department Connecting the Dots: Geriatric Nursing, Education, and Clinical Simulation

Durham, NC April 3, 2009. 2009 Forbach C, Biese K, Platts-Mills T, Scholer M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C.

Computer Facilitated Chart Review For Identifying Low Frequency Emergency Department Interventions. Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Southeast Regional Meeting Atlanta, GA March 27, 2009.

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2009 Platts-Mills T, Travers D, Biese K, LaMantia M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C. Validity of the Emergency Severity Index for Identifying Elderly Patients Requiring an Immediate Life Saving Intervention Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Southeast Regional Meeting Atlanta, GA March 27, 2009.

2009 Forbach C, Biese K, Platts-Mills T, Scholer M, McCall B, Kizer JS, Busby-Whitehead J, Cairns C.

Computer Facilitated Medical Record Review for Identifying Low Frequency Emergency Department Interventions. 41st Annual UNC Medical Student Research Day Chapel Hill, NC January 28, 2009.

2008 Biese K, Broder J

Life Long Learning and Self Assessment Literature Review North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Update Trauma & Emergency Care Asheville, NC September 24, 2008 2008 Biese K

Geriatric Trauma North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Update Trauma &

Emergency Care Asheville, NC September 23, 2008 2008 Biese K, Biese M

Medical Malpractice Pearls North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC June 13, 2008 2008 Biese K, Broder J, Fitch M

Life Long Learning and Self Assessment Literature Review North Carolina College Emergency Physicians Semi-Annual Meeting Myrtle Beach, SC June 13, 2008 2007 Biese K

Pearls of Risk Management. Excellence in Emergency Medicine: Update in Emergency and Trauma Care. North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians. Pinehurst, NC April 25, 2007

2002 Biese K, Brice J.

Return-to-Work Rates for Occupationally Injured Patients John B. Graham Student Research Day UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine. January 30, 2002

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2001 Biese K, Katz L. Infrared Imaging of Acute Injuries. UNC Emergency Medicine Research Forum Chapel Hill, NC April 10, 2001

Review & Editorial/ Advisory Board 2016 – current Annals of Long Term Care reviewer 2014 - current Journal of Gerontology & Geriatrics Research reviewer 2012 - current Postgraduate Medicine reviewer 2012 - current Journal of American Geriatrics Society reviewer 2012 – current Annals of Emergency Medicine reviewer 2012 – current Carolina Center for Medical Excellence, physician consultant Physician consultant for Centers for Medicare Service Quality Improvement Organization on Care Transitions Team 2010 – current Access Emergency Medicine Advisory Board Member, McGraw Hill Primary editorial board for website featuring all McGraw Hill books and learning resources for Emergency Medicine including Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide 2010 - 2013 Council of Residency Directors National Meeting Abstract Reviewer Reviewer for national meeting research forum in emergency medicine

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Teaching Record: Medical Student Education Course Director 2014 - current Academy of Educators Residents as Teachers Short Course Annual program to train UNC residents as educators 2011 - 2013 Course Director Emergency Medicine Clinical Research Elective in Asheville, ERMD 425 Clinical research elective in emergency medicine for students taking part in Asheville clinical curriculum (4-8 students per year) 2007 – 2008 Course Director Ambulatory Care Selective in Emergency Medicine, ACSM 409-1 Elective for fourth year medical students (Average 8 students per year)

Learn to care for patients in the section of the Emergency Department designed for rapid discharge and study principals of ambulatory care

2007 - 2008 Course Director Critical Care Selective Emergency Medicine Course, ERMD 411 and SURS 402 Selective for fourth year medical students (Average 33 students per year) Learn to care for critically ill patients within the Emergency Department 2007 - 2008 Course Director Emergency Medicine Elective. ERMD 401 Elective for fourth year medical students (Average 31 students per year) Learn to care for Emergency Department patients at UNC and WakeMed Hospitals Course Faculty 2008 - current Ambulatory Care Selective in Emergency Medicine, ACSM 409-1 Elective for fourth year medical students (Average 8 students per year) Care for patients in the section of the Emergency Department designed for rapid discharge and study principals of ambulatory care 2008 - current Critical Care Selective Emergency Medicine Course, ERMD 411 and SURS 402 Selective for fourth year medical students (Average 33 students per year) Learn to care for critically ill patients within the Emergency Department 2008 - current Emergency Medicine Elective. ERMD 401 Elective for fourth year medical students (Average 31 students per year) Learn to care for Emergency Department patients at UNC and WakeMed Hospitals

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2011- 2013 Clinical Medicine Cases, MEDI 216 Required for all second year medical students (160 students per year) Case-based learning designed as a synthesis of material learned in the second year. 2009- 2011 Clinical Medicine Cases Required for all second year medical students (160 students per year) Case-based learning designed as a synthesis of material learned in the second year. Student Research Mentoring 2016 Jackie Queen, BA, University of North Carolina School of Public Health Master’s Paper – Improving Emergency Department Implementation of the 2014 NHLBI Sickle Cell Disease Management Guidelines Second Reader 1 academic year 2015 Sara T. M. Obeid, BA, University of North Carolina School of Public Health Master’s Paper – Physician and Resident Perspectives on Ultrasound Curriculum Development for Medical Students: A survey study Second Reader 1 academic year 2013 Melissa Ludgate, BA, University of Arizona MS-1 Medical Student Research Project - Enhancing Transitions with Phone Call Follow-up of Older Patients Discharged to Home from the ED Awarded the John A. Hartford/ American Federation for Aging Research Medical Student Training in Aging Research Award 1 academic year 2013 John Butler, BA, UNC MS-1 Medical Student Research Project - Proposal to Implement a Model of Post-Emergency Department Care to Reduce ED/Hospital Readmissions for the Elderly Awarded UNC Medical Foundation Summer Short- Term Research Grant 0.5 academic years 2012 Vincent John Arnone, BA, UNC MS-1 Medical Student Co-Mentor with Dr. Tapan Kumar Khan W Virginia University

Research Project - Measuring Peripheral Blood Erk1/2 and Akt Expression Variability in Alzheimer’s

Awarded UNC Medical Foundation Summer Short-Term Research Grant 0.5 academic years

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2012 Essraa Bayoumi, BA, UNC MS-1 Medical Student Co-Mentor with Dr. Mohamed Hashem University of Maryland Research Project - How to reduce Hepatitis C treatment costs in the United States: Lessons to be learned from the National Hepatitis C Treatment Program in Egypt. Awarded UNC Medical Alumni Loyalty Fund Global Enrichment Fellowship 0.5 academic years 2011 Kathryn Merriam, BA, UNC MS-1Medical Student Co-Mentor with S. Well Miller Northwestern University Research Project – Localization of PKC in membranes using confocal imaging in diabetes Awarded UNC Medical Foundation Summer Short-Term Research Grant 0.5 academic years 2009 Fortune Egbulefu, BA, UNC MS-1 Medical Student Research Project – Investigated communications between nursing homes and emergency department Salber- Phillips Honorable Mention at UNC Medical Student Research Day, January 7, 2010 Published manuscript in Journal American Geriatrics Society Awarded UNC Medical Foundation Summer Short-Term Research Grant 1 academic year 2007 - 2008 Cory Forbach, BA UNC Medical Student Mentorship Outcomes Research Projects – Investigated Utility of Computer-Facilitated Medical Record Review

Resulted in presentation at Society for Academic Emergency Medicine National Meeting New Orleans, May 15, 2009. Clinical Research Prize UNC Student Research Day January 28, 2009 Manuscript published in Academic Emergency Medicine 2 academic years

Student Career Goal Advising From 2006 on I have served as a co-career goals advisor for an average of 15 students per year who wish to match into emergency medicine. As such, I have mentored roughly 150 students into a successful residency match.

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UNC Larry Keith Advisor of Williamson College As one of 12 official college advisors for the UNC School of Medicine, each year from 2008 – 2013 I advised 16 students in each class (64 students total each year) in all aspects of their medical student education. I met with each of them individually at least 1 time/ semester and help walk them through the process of medical school. We also had regular luncheon and evening events to discuss key aspects of becoming a physician. This activity required 10-15 hours a week and was central to my role as an educator. Medical Student & Resident Lectures 2016 Geriatric Trauma: An update UNC Emergency Medicine Residency 2016 Advancing Your Passion in Medicine: Geriatric Emergency Medicine UNC Emergency Medicine Interest Group 2016 Worst Case Scenarios: Emergency trauma resuscitations Emergency Medicine Residency Conference 2015 Geriatrics in Rural Settings Kenan Primary Care Medical Scholars Program 2015 Geriatric Emergency Medicine and Value Based Care Emergency Medicine Residency Conference 2015 Worst Case Scenarios: Emergency resuscitation Emergency Medicine Residency Conference 2015 Worst Case Scenarios: Emergency obstetrics Emergency Medicine Residency Conference 2014 Preparing for the Oral Boards Emergency Medicine Residency Conference 2014 Rapid Sequence Intubation: The pharmacology UNC Emergency Medicine Intern Orientation 2014 Communicating Bad News UNC Chief Resident Day 2014 Death Notification & Error Disclosure Capstone Course Spoke to graduating medical students on key concepts in communicating with patients 2013 Seminar Leader: Holderness Distinguished Medical Scholars Guest Speaker Invited by UNC Holderness Distinguished Medical Scholars Program to host afternoon conference on avoidable ED visits, 5 students 2013 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Medical Student Education Day Faculty participant on Syncope Panel for MS II Students, 160 students 2013 Capstone Balance and Wellness Led seminar for MSIV students as part of Capstone course, 32 students 2012 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Medical Student Education Day Faculty participant on Syncope Panel for MS II Students, 160 students 2012 Airway Management Skills Workshop Led workshop for MSIV students as part of Capstone course, 30 students

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2012 Death Notification Led seminar for MSIV students as part of Capstone course, 32 students 2012 Capstone Balance and Wellness Led seminar for MSIV students as part of Capstone course, 32 students 2011 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Medical Student Education Day Faculty participant on Syncope Panel for MS II Students, 160 students 2010 – 2013 Critical Incident Debriefing Seminar leader for MSIII students reflecting on pivotal experiences during their internal medicine rotation 2011 Seminar Leader: MSII Transition Course Instructor May 2011 Taught clinical skills to students preparing to enter clinical rotations, 30 students 2010 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Medical Student Education Day Faculty participant on Syncope Panel for MS II Students, 160 students 2009 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Medical Student Education Day Faculty participant on Syncope Panel for MS II Students, 160 students 2009 Seminar Leader: Clinical Applications MSI Simulation Coordinator Edited and coordinated small group simulation scenario for all UNC MS I students

based on a fictional trauma scenario, 160 students 2009 Seminar: MSII Transition Course Instructor May 2009 Taught clinical skills to students preparing to enter clinical rotations, 160 students 2009 Seminar: Clinical Application MSI Physiology Simulation Coordinator Edited and coordinated physiology review based on simulated trauma patient scenario, 80 students 2008 Seminar: Clinical Applications MSI Simulation Coordinator Edited and coordinated small group simulation scenario for all UNC MS I students

based on a fictional trauma scenario,160 students 2008 Lecture: UNC Capstone Instructor Several hour course in teamwork training with graduating medical and nursing students, 160 students 2007 Seminar Leader: Wound Repair Clinic Taught a wound repair clinic for first and second year medical students, 60 students 2007 Seminar Leader: UNC Capstone Instructor Several hour course in teamwork training with graduating medical and nursing students as part of Capstone Course, 160 students 2007 Course Instructor: ACLS Instructor for fourth year UNC Medical Students 80 students 2007 Seminar Leader: Distinguished Medical Scholars Guest Speaker Invited by UNC Distinguished Medical Scholars Program to host afternoon conference on efficacy of various pre-hospital medical interventions, 5 students 2007 Lecture: Medical Malpractice: A Physician’s Perspective Lecture for all fourth year medical students,160 students 2007 Seminar Leader: Error Disclosure Day

Designed curriculum and taught error disclosure using simulation sessions to fourth year UNC Medical Students, 160 students

2006 – 2009 Seminar Leader: Emergency Medicine Simulation for Medical Students Monthly simulation scenarios for fourth year medical students as part of Emergency

Medicine clerkship, 180 students 2006 - 2007 Seminar: Emergency Airway Intervention Annually taught group of UNC medical students indications for and techniques of airway intervention using lecture and hands on simulation, 60 students 2006 - 2007 Lecture: Careers in Emergency Medicine Annual hour long lecture on emergency medicine careers, 60 students

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Residents and Fellows: UNC Department of Emergency Medicine Vice Chair for Academic Affairs I currently serve as the Vice Chair for Academic Affairs, a position that oversees all educational efforts within our department as well as responsibilities for faculty development and health care system wide engagement in areas of education and processes of care. UNC Emergency Medicine Residency Director I served as Residency Director for the Emergency Department from 2009 - 2015. The Emergency Medicine Residency Program is a three-year training program with 10 residents per year, 30 total residents. I was responsible for designing and monitoring their clinical and didactic curriculum, mentoring them through the process of becoming an emergency medicine physician, and ensuring that they are competent to care for patients when they graduate from residency. UNC Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Director In June 2012, UNC launched the third Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship in the country. Kristen Barrio, MD, was our inaugural fellow, and Christina Shenvi MD, PhD was our second fellow starting June 2013. Eric LeFebvre is our current fellow. This fellowship develops physicians who will lead the efforts to evolve emergency care, educational curricula, and research to better meet the acute care needs of older adults. Faculty, Resident, Fellow, and Doctoral Candidate Research Mentoring 2016- current Joy Norris MD UNC Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellow Research project – Video as a teaching tool of geriatric emergency medicine 2016 – current Ye, Zhu, Doctoral Candidate Department of Health Policy and Management, UNC Gillings School of Public Health Thesis: Pathways of Care Following Hospital Discharge: The roles of type of post-acute care and patient socioeconomic status 2015 - 2016 Eric LeFebvre, MD UNC Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellow Research project – Palliative Care in the Emergency Department 1 academic year 2014 – current William Mills, MD UNC Pediatric Emergency Medicine Faculty I serve on Dr. Mills mentoring panel for the Department of Pediatrics 2013- 2014 Christina Shenvi, MD, UNC Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellow Research project – Investigated alcohol and substance abuse and interventions for older adults Awarded GEMSSTAR NIH/ John A. Hartford/ specialty society grant 1 academic year

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2012 – 2013 Kristen Barrio, MD, UNC Geriatric Emergency Medicine Fellow Scholarly Activity - Delirium, Dementia and Other Psychosocial Disorders of the Elderly. Tintinalli 8th Edition Emergency Medicine. Published by McGraw Hill, NY, NY. 1 academic year 2008 - 2011 Zeke Zamora, MD, UNC Geriatric Fellow Research project - Investigated communications between nursing homes and emergency department

Presented at American Geriatrics Society, National Annual Assembly Washington, DC May 13, 2011 Pubished manuscriot in Journal of Nursing Care Quality 3 academic years

2007 - 2011 Michael LaMantia, MD, UNC Geriatric Fellow Research projects – Investigated transitions of care and predictive power of vital signs for elderly patients in the emergency department Resulted in numerous national presentations at Society Academic Emergency Medicine and American Geriatrics Society Presidential Poster Award for best poster in Emergency Medicine, American Geriatrics Society 2010 Published manuscripts (3) in Academic Emergency Medicine and one in Journal American Medical Directors’ Association 4 academic years Resident/ Fellow Lectures: 2016 A Typical Case for Orange County EMS: A geriatric fall Lecture for UNC EMS fellows 2015 Clinical Pathologic Case Conference: Why does my heart hurt? UNC Emergency Medicine Resident conference presentation 2015 A Typical Case for Orange County EMS: A geriatric fall Lecture for UNC EMS fellows 2015 Seminar Leader: Geriatric Emergency Medicine & Care Transitions in the Emergency Department Led two sessions for residents and medical students on care transitions and older adults 2012 – current Seminar Leader: Geriatric Emergency Medicine Designed and implemented geriatric EM curriculum interwoven throughout the academic year 2012 – current Co-Module Leader: Gastrointestinal Disease in the Emergency Department Co-designed and taught 1-month module on abdominal disorders in the ED 2012 - current Co-Module Leader: Trauma Co-designed and taught 1-month module on trauma in the ED 2012 Inter-disciplinary Seminar Leader: Delirium recognition and intervention Designed and implemented delirium session with standardized patients for training residents and nurses in delirium recognition and intervention

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2011 Seminar Leader: Abdominal Pain in the Elderly Led interactive seminar at UNC Emergency Medicine Conference, 30 students 2011 Lecture: Geriatric Trauma Lectured at UNC Emergency Medicine Educational Conference, 30 students 2011 Lecture: Transitions of Care

Lectured at UNC Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Educational Conference, 20 students

2010 Lecture: Acute Care Geriatrics: Ten Things You Must Know Lectured at UNC Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Educational Conference, 20 students

2010 Lecture: NIH Stroke Scale Lectured at UNC Emergency Medicine Educational Conference, 30 students 2010 Lecture: Geriatric Abdominal Pain Lectured at UNC Emergency Medicine Educational Conference, 30 students 2010 Lecture: Geriatric Trauma Lectured at UNC Emergency Medicine Educational Conference, 30 students 2007 - 2009 Weekly Seminar Leader: Emergency Medicine Residency Didactics Revised and led the weekly 5 hour didactic curriculum for UNC Emergency Medicine Residents to improve learning and better meet ACGME Core Competencies, 40 students 2008 Lecture: Pulmonary Embolism Taught diagnosis and management to UNC Emergency Medicine Residents, 30 students 2007 - 2008 Monthly Seminar Leader: Emergency Medicine Journal Club Supervisor Led and revised the format of Journal Club to enhance resident and student understanding of evidence based medicine 2007 Monthly Seminar Leader: Morbidity and Mortality

Coordinated Morbidity and Mortality sessions for the Emergency Medicine Residency, 40 students

2006 - 2010 Weekly Seminar Leader: Emergency Medicine Resident Weekly Review Weekly review with the Emergency Medicine Residents covering basic EM concepts as outlined in Emergency Medicine 6th ed. Tintinalli, 60 students

2006 Lecture: Research Methods for Emergency Medicine Residents Lecture series on research methods with conduction of research project 30 students Other Learners: 2013 - current UNC Rural Scholars Seminar Lead annual session on rural emergency medicine 2013 AOE Community Conversation 2008 Orange County EMS Guest Speaker Invited to speak to EMS providers on key issues in cardiac pre-hospital care 40 students Clinical Teaching: 2006 - current Attending Emergency Medicine Physician, UNC Emergency Department Supervising residents and medical students rotating through the ED

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Grants Funded Active:

• Developing a Geriatric Emergency Department Collaborative: A Proposal from the American Geriatrics Society to Improve Emergency Department Care of Older Adults

Role: Co- Primary Investigator January 1 2016 – December 31 2017 Source: John A. Hartford Foundation and Gary & Mary West Foundation Amount: $3,176,144 Objective: Create a nine-health care center Geriatric Emergency Department Collaborative to improve acute care for older adults and study impact of Geriatric Emergency Department interventions

• Practice Change Leaders for Aging and Health Role: Primary Investigator January 1, 2016- December 31, 2016 Source: John A. Hartford Foundation Amount: $15,000 Objective: Create a series of geriatric emergency medicine podcasts

• UNC Health Care and School of Medicine Center for Innovation: Innovation Pilot Award

Role: Co-Primary Investigator July 1 2015 – June 30, 2016 Source: UNC Health Care and School of Medicine Center for Innovation Amount: $50,000 Objective: Optimizing the Management of Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with Atrial Fibrillation: A New Treatment Paradigm

• Enhancing transitions with phone call follow-up of older patients discharged to home from the ED

Role: Co-Primary Investigator PI: Jan Busby – Whitehead Dates: January 1, 2013 – June 30, 2016 Source: Kenan Foundation Amount: $300,000, 5% salary support Objective: To safely reduce hospital and emergency department re-admissions by calling older patients discharged to home from the ED to facilitate their successful discharge

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• Proposal to Implement a Model of Post-Emergency Department Care to Reduce ED/Hospital Readmissions for the Elderly Role: Co-Primary Investigator PI: John Steve Kizer Dates: January 1 2013 – June 30, 2016 Source: The Duke Endowment Reference # 6366-SP Amount: $445, 512, 10% salary support Objective: To safely reduce hospital and emergency department re-admissions by facilitating rapid follow up appointments in geriatric clinic for older patients discharged from the ED

• Innovating and Enhancing Behavioral and Social Science Medical School Curricula.

Role: Co-Investigator PI: Sue Estroff, Barry Saunders Dates: April 1, 2012 – April 12, 2016 Source: NICHD R25 HD068722-01A1 Amount: $250,000 Objective: To expand and improve the teaching of Behavioral and Social Science across all four years of the medical school curriculum Completed:

• John A. Hartford Improving Care of the Older Adults in the ED Summit Meeting Role: Primary Investigator Co-PI: Ula Hwang Dates: December 1, 2014 – February 1, 2015 Amount: $10,000 Objective: Planning grant to strategize with John A. Hartford Foundation on improving care of older adults in the ED

• American Geriatrics Society (AGS)’s Geriatrics for Specialists Initiative (GSI)’s Small Grants Program

Role: Co-Primary Investigator July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 Source: American Geriatrics Society Amount: $30,000 Objective: To develop and pilot a geriatric emergency medicine training program for 2 hospital systems

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• Hartford Change AGEnts Collaborative Pilot Grants Role: Co-Primary Investigator July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 Source: John A. Hartford Society and American Federation for Aging Research Amount: $40,000 Objective: To characterize the practical feasibility, efficacy, and financial implications of three geriatric-focused alternative ED patient care models to optimize emergency care for older adults.

• Practice Change Leaders in Aging and Health Role: Primary Investigator January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014 Source: John A. Hartford Society and Atlantic Philanthropies Amount: $65,000 Objective: To train emerging leaders in healthcare and advocacy. Specific project is focused on improved utilization of case managers in the Emergency Department.

• Chief Resident Immersion Training in the Care of Older Adults Role: Co-Primary Investigator PI: Deb Bynum Dates: July 1, 2013- June 30, 2015 Source: Association of Directors of Geriatric Academic Programs Amount: $100,000, 5% salary support Objective: To train chief residents at UNC in fundamental principals of caring for older adult in order to encourage enhanced care of older adults throughout the institution.

• Next Step in Physicians’ Training in Geriatrics Role: Co-Director of the Core Geriatrics Specialty Curriculum PI: Jan Busby-Whitehead Dates: January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2014 Source: Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Amount: $1,000,000, 15% salary support Objective: Train medical and surgical residents throughout the UNC

system in fundamental principles of geriatric care

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• Phone Call Follow-Up for Elderly Patients Discharged from the Emergency Department

Role: Primary Investigator Co – PI: Jan Busby - Whitehead Dates: July 1, 2010 – December 31, 2010 Source: Duke Endowment: Community Connection for Seniors Amount: $40,000, 0.25% salary support Objective: Pilot study to determine the usefulness of phone call follow-up for elderly patients discharged from the emergency department to home setting

• Geriatric Education for Specialists Award/ Hartford Foundation Role: Primary Investigator

Co – PI: Jan Busby Whitehead Dates: July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2011 Source: American Geriatrics Society and John A. Hartford Foundation

Amount: $40,000, 5% salary support Objective: Create and implement educational program to train emergency medicine residents to improve care for geriatric patients

• UNC Health Care System Investments for the Future Program: Improving the Health of North Carolina’s Underserved Elders Role: Co-investigator PI: Jan Busby-Whitehead

Dates: July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2010 Source: UNC Health Care System

Amount: $750,000, 5% salary support Objective: Improve geriatric clinical care throughout the UNC system

• University Research Council Grant Role: Primary Investigator

Dates: May 1, 2007 – April 30, 2009 Source: UNC University Research Council Amount: $4,600, 0% salary support

Objective: Assess the scope and impact of emergency department overcrowding Student Grants Mentored Medical Student Training in Aging Research PI: Melissa Ludgate Role: Faculty Sponsor Dates: June 2013- August 2013 Amount: $3,500 Objective: Sponsored University of Arizona Medical Student Melissa Ludgate during her summer of research at UNC on care transitions of older adults through the emergency department

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National Institute for Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: Short Term Research Training Grant PI: John Butler Role: Faculty Sponsor Dates: June 2013 – August 2013 Amount: $4,500 Objective: Sponsored UNC SOM student John Butler in his work on pain management and constipation for older adults seen in the emergency department. National Institute for Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: Short Term Research Training Grant PI: John Vincent Arnone Role: Faculty Sponsor Dates: June 2012 – August 2012 Amount: $4,500 Objective: Sponsored UNC SOM student Vincent Arnone in his work with Tapan Kumar Khan at West Virginia University in Measuring Peripheral Blood Erk1/2 and Akt expression variability in Alzheimer’s National Institute for Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: Short Term Research Training Grant PI: Katie Merriam Role: Faculty Sponsor Dates: June 2011 – August 2011 Amount: $4,500 Objective: Sponsored UNC SOM student Kathryn Merriam in her work with S. Well Miller at Northwestern University in localization of PKC in membranes using confocal imaging in diabetes National Institute for Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: Short Term Research Training Grant: Role: Faculty Sponsor PI: Fortune Egbulefu Dates: June 2009 – August 2009 Amount: $4,500 Objective: Sponsored UNC SOM student Fortune Egbulefu in his work with Geriatric Service Clinical Research Team for the summer of 2009

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Professional Services: National

• American College of Emergency Physicians Alternative Payment Models Taskforce

Invited guest to share experience with telemedicine to care for skilled nursing home patients

• GEMCAST Oversight Committee Geriatric Emergency Medicine Podcast

• John Peter Smith Health Network Geriatric Emergency Medicine Consultant 2015

Physician consultant asked to work with JPS in Fort Worth to provide guidance regarding implementing a geriatric ED

• American College of Emergency Physicians

Geriatric Section Executive Team Co-led geriatric emergency medicine efforts for the largest emergency medicine physician organization

• Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) & National Coordinating Center (NCC)

Lead physician consultant for national Emergency Department Care Transitions Work Group

• Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Transitions of Care Task Force, 2011- 2013 Task force member charged with developing improved standardized method for transitioning care

Academy Geriatric Emergency Medicine (AGEM) Board Member, 2011 – Member of AGEM board responsible for advancing the care, research, and provider education of elderly patients presenting to Emergency Departments AGEM Education Task Force Leader, 2012 – 2013 Led the national effort to standardize fellowship criteria in geriatric emergency medicine SAEM Fellowship Accreditation Task Force 2012 - 2013 Responsible for designing, reviewing, and approving non – ACGME Emergency Medicine Fellowships SAEM Fellowship Approval Committee Chair, 2014 – Committee charged with reviewing and approving non-ACGME emergency medicine fellowships

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• Council of Residency Directors (CORD), Emergency Medicine Council of Residency Directors National Meeting Abstract Reviewer, 2010 - 2013

Reviewer for national meeting research forum in emergency medicine Advances in Education Research and Innovation Forum Track Co-chair, 2011- 2013 Leader of track responsible for organizing and selecting participants for CORD annual meeting research section Joint Milestones Committee 2012 - 2013 Member of committee charged with helping Emergency Medicine transition to the Next Accreditation System as defined by ACGME Council of Residency Directors (CORD), Emergency Medicine

Program Committee Co-Chair 2013 - 2015 Co-director of annual national meeting with over 900 attendees Academic Assembly Senior Advisory Committee, Chair 2015 -

• Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Transitions of Care Team Physician Representative 2012 - Physician consultant for North and South Carolina Medicare QIO dedicated to improving transitions of care and decreasing re-admissions

• Christiana Care Health System Geriatric Emergency Medicine Consultant 2013

Physician consultant asked to visit two hospitals in Delaware health care system and provide guidance regarding methods to improve geriatric care in the emergency departments

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine 2016 UNC SOM Family Medicine Chair Search Committee 2015 UNC SOM Surgery Chair Search Committee 2015 Carolina Medical Student Research Program Grant Reviewer 2015 UNC SOM Internal Medicine Chair Search Committee 2014 – current UNC mHealth Committee

Assisting hospital leadership in exploratory efforts to integrate mobile health into UNC Health Care system

2014 Graduate Medical Education: The Next Accreditation System (NAS) Spoke to UNC residency coordinators on preparing for the NAS 2013 AOE Community Conversation: Resident as Teachers Hosted seminar with educators on supporting and enhancing residents as teachers at UNC 2013 Resident Interview Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Georgette Dent 4th year medical student workshop on strategies for resident interviews 2013 – current UNC SOM Academy of Educators Co-President Facilitate and lead UNC AOE in its service to the UNC SOM 2013 John B Graham Student Research Day Faculty Judge Evaluated student research presentation for annual event 2012 – 2013 UNC SOM Orthopedics Chair Search Committee

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2012 – current UNC SOM Academy of Educators Educational Advocacy Work Group Chosen to lead this work group to organize and represent an educator’s perspective in significant decisions in the SOM 2012 – current UNC SOM Strategic Plan Implementation Group: restructuring the curriculum 2012 Resident Interview Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Georgette Dent 4th year medical student workshop on strategies for resident interviews 2012 John B Graham Student Research Day Faculty Judge Evaluated student research presentation for annual event 2012 Residency Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Dent 4th year medical student session on the match, 2 separate dates 2011 Resident Interview Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Georgette Dent 4th year medical student workshop on strategies for resident interviews 2011 Residency Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Dent 4th year medical student session on the match, 2 separate dates 2011 UNC Medical Student Wellness Committee Worked with inter-disciplinary group to develop strategies to enhance student wellness 2010 John B Graham Student Research Day Faculty Judge Evaluated student research presentation for annual event 2010 Resident Interview Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Georgette Dent 4th year medical student workshop on strategies for resident interviews 2010 Residency Workshop Co-hosted with Dr. Dent 4th year medical student session on the match, 2 separate dates 2009 Residents as Teachers Task Force Participant in Academy of Educators task force to explore methods to enhance role of residents as teachers 2008 -current Advisor in UNC SOM Advisory College Chosen as 1 of 10 UNC Faculty to head UNC SOM Advisory Colleges 2008 -current Associate Fellow UNC SOM Academy of Educators 2006 -current UNC SOM Career Goal Advisor Career Goal Advisor for UNC SOM students interested in emergency medicine 2006 -2011 Emergency Medicine Interest Group Faculty Advisor Mentor for organization of medical students interested in Emergency Medicine 2006 - 2008 Longitudinal Clinical Skills Faculty Selected as Emergency Medicine representative to faculty group working with Assistant

Dean for Educational Development to enhance clinical skills throughout all 4 years of medical school. Responsible for designing and implementing medical simulation into

the medical school curriculum UNC Hospitals 2012 – current UNC Transitions Oversight Committee Small group of hospital and medical school leaders leaders asked to oversee transitions of care across UNC health care system 2012 General Surgery Internal Review Committee Provided internal residency review for UNC General Surgery Program 2011 Allergy and Immunology Internal Review Committee Provided internal residency review for UNC Allergy and Immunology Training Program

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2011 UNC Hospitals Medicare Re-admission Committee Participated in committee to search for causes of readmission for Medicare patients 2011 UNC Hospitals Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) Re-admission

Committee Participated in committee to search for causes of readmission for patients with AMI 2011 Cardio Thoracic Surgery Internal Review Committee Provided internal residency review for UNC Cardio Thoracic Surgery Program 2011 UNC ACGME Institutional Requirements Ad Hoc Committee Represented Residency Directors to address institutional compliance reporting 2010 Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine Internal Review Chair Provided internal residency review for UNC Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care

Medicine Internal Medicine Fellowship program 2010 Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Metabolism Internal Review Chair Provided internal residency review for UNC Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Metabolism Internal Medicine Fellowship program 2009 Vascular Neurology Internal Review Committee Provided internal residency review for UNC Vascular Neurology program 2009 Hematopathology Internal Review Committee Provided internal residency review for UNC Hematopathology program 2009 Graduate Medical Education presentation on GME Pilot Program Presented on Emergency Medicine Residency Pilot Program Oct 1, 2009 2007 - current Geriatric Care Task Force Emergency Medicine Representative to group charged with improving care for geriatric

patients throughout UNC Health Care System

Other 2015 - current Call9 Telemedicine Consultant and Medical Adviser 2015 – current Sensogram Technologies Advisory Board Member 2013- current TouchCare mHealth Senior Medical Adviser

Documents

Kevin James Biese, MD, MAT Curriculum Vitae · Rosen’s Geriatric Emergency Medicine. Elsevier, Atlanta, Georgia. In press . 3. Barrio K, ... Mills T. Shared Decision Making to Improve