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University of Kansas School of Medicine Curriculum Vitae FACT

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Academic Curriculum Vitae

Date August 29, 2019

I. PERSONAL DATA:

1. Personal and Contact Information:

Full Name Shellie D. Ellis Degree(s) MA, PhD

Current Academic Rank Assistant Professor

Current Academic Track Tenure Track

Primary Department Department of Population Health

Secondary Department Health Policy and Management

Office Address

3901 Rainbow Boulevard Kansas City, KS 66160 Student Center Mailstop 3044

Office Phone (913) 588-0253 Email [email protected]

2. Professional Development:

A. Undergraduate and Graduate Education: Years (inclusive) Degree (course of study/major) Institution

1985 - 1989 BA (Journalism) Distinction University of Oklahoma 1993 - 1997 MA (Anthropology) Wake Forest University 2005 - 2007 Certificate (Mathematics-Statistics) University of North Carolina, Greensboro 2008 - 2013 PhD (Health Policy and

Management) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

B. Postgraduate Education: Years (inclusive) Degree () Institution

2014 Postdoctoral Research Associate (Health Policy and Management)

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

C. Continuing Education Year(s) Course Title Description

1999 Women's Leadership Program Three-month in-person and in-institution experience, sponsored by Center for Creative Leadership, primary area of focus: Administration/ Leadership

1999 - 2001 Certificate in Nonprofit Management Two-year curriculum, sponsored by Duke University, primary area of focus: Administration/ Leadership

2000 Group Facilitation Workshop, sponsored by Dispute Settlement Center, primary area of focus: Advanced Teaching

2011 - 2013 Cancer Care Quality Training Program Predoctoral Fellowship

Predoctoral Fellowship, sponsored by National Cancer Institute, primary area of focus: Translational & Clinical Research

2016 - 2018 Mentored Training in Dissemination and Implementation Research in Cancer (MT-DIRC)

Two-year mentored training program, sponsored by National Cancer Institute, primary area of focus: Implementation Science

2019 - Present Training in Implementation: Actionable Research Approaches (TIARA)

Seminar, sponsored by Frontiers, primary area of focus: Translational & Clinical Research

D. Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities: Month and Year Position Institution

1994 - 2006 Research Associate Public Health Sciences, Wake Forest University School of Medicine

1997 - 2002 Assistant Director Women's Health Center of Excellence, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center

2001 Adjunct Instructor Sociology, Salem College

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2002 - 2005 Associate Director Center for Healthcare Research and Quality, Wake Forest University School of Medicine

2006 - 2007 Project Leader Health Outcomes, Duke Clinical Research Institute 2007 - 2010 Executive Director, Evaluation and

Strategic Planning Translational Science Institute, Wake Forest University School of Medicine

March 1, 2014 - Present Adjunct Assistant Professor Health Policy and Management, University of North Carolina July 1, 2014 - Present Assistant Professor Department of Population Health, The University of Kansas

Medical Center September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020

Visiting Scholar National Cancer Institute

E. Professional Registration/Licensure: Year(s) Number State/Country Active or Expired

F. Professional Certification(s): Year(s) Board Active or Expired

G. Professional Societies and Affiliations: Year(s) Organization

2003 - 2008 American Public Health Association. 2013 - 2015 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). 2012 - 2016 American Society of Preventive Oncology. 2017 - 2019 Society for Implementation Research Collaboration (SIRC). 2005 - Present AcademyHealth. 2014 - Present Society for Medical Decision Making. 2015 - Present Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA). 2017 - Present Society for Behavioral Medicine.

H. Honors and Awards: Year(s) Award

1985 McMahon Journalism Scholar 1985 University Scholar 1988 H.H. Herbert School of Journalism Director’s Award 1988 Pacemaker Award 1989 Gamma Gamma/Order of Omega 1989 Lambda Delta Honor Society 1989 Phi Beta Kappa 1993 Graduate Scholarship 1994 Graduate Fellowship 2008 Merit Award --Graduate-school wide scholarship 2013 Impact Award --Graduate-school wide award for the impact of dissertation research on the citizens of

North Carolina. 2013 Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center 3rd Place Poster Prize 2013 Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Outcomes Group Dissertation Completion Award 2013 Marci Kramish Campbell Dissertation Prize for Cancer Control and Population Sciences 2013 Travel Award for Fellows/Trainees 2014 Faculty Travel Award 2015 1st Place Abstract and Invited Podium Presentation--Association of American Cancer Institutes’ Clinical

Research Initiative--Awarded to Christine Mackay on behalf of the LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT team. 2015 Prostate Cancer DREAM Challenge Best-Performing Submission Prize--Awarded to Team JAYHAWK. 2017 1st Place Student Poster Competition University of Kansas Cancer Center Annual Research Symposium--

Awarded to Ariel Shifter on behalf of the LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT team. 2017 3rd Place Junior Faculty Clinical Poster Competition University of Kansas Cancer Center Annual

Research Symposium

I. Acronyms: Acronym Full Name

ACS-IRG American Cancer Society Institutional Review Group AJMC American Journal of Managed Care ASCO American Society of Clinical Oncology AFA Association for Feminist Anthropology AUPHA Association of University Programs in Health Administration DHHS, OWH Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Women's Health FHCRC Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ISC Implementation Science Communications IJU International Journal of Urology JGIM Journal of General Internal Medicine JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute KUCC Kansas University Cancer Center



NCI National Cancer Institute NIH, OWH National Institutes of Health, Office of Women's Health NWHN National Women's Health Network QVIC Quality, Value, Innovation Consortium SWOG SWOG SIRC Society for Implementation Research Collaboration KUMC University of Kansas Medical Center VA HSR&D Veterans Affairs Health Services Research and Development WFUSM Wake Forest University School of Medicine

II. TEACHING ACTIVITIES:

1. Teaching Activities Opening Statement: My strengths in teaching are in course design, preparation, and synthesis of content for presentation. I enjoy planning new courses in emerging areas of science and developing curriculum to meet the needs of the learner audience. My goal as a curriculum designer is to match the content, mode of delivery, and learning exercises to the level of receptiveness of individual learners. Part of the planning process includes thoughtfully articulating the competency objectives of the course, as well as each lesson and exercise. Also important is to develop evaluation methods which appropriately test the level of competency I seek to instill in learners and provide actionable feedback for improvement. I have training in facilitation and am experienced in creating a welcoming classroom environment, soliciting feedback, and managing group interaction in a classroom setting. My mid-level career teaching achievements, by criteria, are as follows: Developing and teaching major components of courses At KUMC, I have been course director for two graduate-level, full-semester courses, supporting the needs of two separate degree programs. In Introduction to Healthcare Operations (HP&M 850), I teach the major approaches to performance improvement: Six Sigma, Lean, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement approach, and Implementation Science. I incorporate hands-on learning activities, including coordinating placement of students in Kansas City area healthcare settings so they can develop performance improvement skills by applying strategies learned to real health system challenges. Student assessments for this course have steadily increased since I took over the course and the real-world projects consistently earn high appraisals. In the doctoral program, I designed a new full-semester length advanced course Introduction to Health Policy (HP&M 901), which students rate highly. Part of the responsibility of teaching this core course is to ensure students gain fundamental competencies in health policy research, the demonstration of which is required for their continuation in the doctoral program. Competencies are evaluated by administering the comprehensive Doctoral Competency Exam 2, for which I write a bank of policy questions for selection and evaluate the competencies of students who have taken the exam (10 students to date). Developing significant evaluation techniques For the Master of Health Services Administration program, I provide a unique opportunity for students in our program to demonstrate their competencies across the program by sitting for a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification exam, offered annually. I recently expanded the exam to allow experienced performance improvement professionals in the KU Health System to also sit for the exam. To date 29 students have earned this distinction, highly desired by employers. Supervising graduate students and participating on dissertation committees Our department requires doctoral students to sit for three separate qualifying exams prior to sitting for their oral exam and defending a dissertation. I have served on the Qualifying Exam 2 Committee since 2014, responsible for assessing all students' health policy competencies. In addition to assessing these core competencies, I have served on five additional, individualized Qualifying Exam 3 committees, which test students' competencies in a specific subfield. I chaired one Qualifying Exam 3, writing a subfield exam on health economics with input from colleagues. I have served on numerous dissertation committees, including serving on comprehensive oral exam committees for three students and chairing the dissertation of one student, who graduated in May. In addition, I have served as mentor on two students’ Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) R36 dissertation applications, a prestigious national award not previously sought by students in our program. Advising, mentoring 25 graduate and post-graduate learners I also serve as a research mentor and committee member to many students in the social sciences, medicine, nursing, and health professions as well as urology residents and fellows, providing enriching research opportunities in cancer care delivery. My participation on the selection committee and as a mentor in the Department of Urology's Society of Urologic Oncology-recognized Fellowship Program, broadens the program's training opportunities to include health services research and helps to build its national reputation as an increasingly competitive program. Together these research experiences have resulted in numerous regional and national presentations, publications in high impact journals, and enduring collaborations with trainees beyond graduation. Developing significant educational and curricular materials Finally, our team has made innovations in continuing education by designing a continuing education activity co-sponsored by the South Central Section of the American Urological Association, which has been highly regarded by the practicing urologists who enrolled. The pioneering curriculum is designed on the principles of transformative learning theory and uses innovative experiential learning and reflective writing exercises to build skills to provide guideline-concordant care.





2. Instruction:

A. Didactic

Academic Year

Title and Course Number

Lecture or Presentation

Title

Instruction Learner

Type

Hours/ Yr (actual

instruction)

Number of

Learners/ Yr

Type of Learner(s)

(i.e. medical & grad students,

residents) 1998 Gerontology Seminar

University of North Carolina-Greensboro

The Medicalization of Women’s Aging: Feminist Perspectives

Guest Lecture

1 15 Undergraduate Students

1998 Introduction to Women’s Studies Seminar Wake Forest University

Violence Against Women: Knowing the Perpetrator

Guest Lecture

1 20 Master’s Students, Undergraduate Students

1999 Health Policy Seminar Wake Forest University

Women’s Health Policy

Guest Lecture


1999 Women’s Health Seminar Wake Forest University

Centers of Excellence in Women’s Health

Guest Lecture


2001 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (ANTH 110) Salem College

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Lecture - General


2005 Introduction to Health Services Research and the Health Care System (HSRP 710) Wake Forest University

Introduction to Health Services Research and the Health Care System

Lecture - General

45 12 Fellows, Healthcare Professionals, Master’s Student

2006 Health Services Research Wake Forest University

Health Services Research: An Overview

Guest Lecture

1 12 Fellows, Healthcare Professionals, Master’s Student

2008 Statistical Methods for Health Policy and Management (HPAA 470) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Statistical Methods for Health Policy and Management

Lecture - General

45 30 Master’s Student

2010 - 2011 Introduction to the U.S. Health Services System (HPM 600) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Introduction to the U.S. Health Services System

Lecture - General


2015 Health Policy & Management Research Colloquium Kansas City

Physician Decision Making

Guest Lecture

1 12 Doctoral Student, Faculty

2015 Health Policy and Management Capstone Course Kansas City

Developing Grant-Funded Research Ideas

Guest Lecture

1 3 Doctoral Student

2015 - 2017 Doctoral Seminar in Health Policy (HP&M 901) Kansas City

Doctoral Seminar in Health Policy

Lecture - General


2016 Science Careers Mission Trail Elementary School

A Science Career in Health Services Research

Guest Lecture

1 75 Elementary School Students

2016 Health Policy & Management Capstone Course (HP&M 861) Kansas City

Developing a Career Development Research Proposal

Guest Lecture


2016 Inter-institutional Implementation Science Seminar Series Kansas City

Implementation Science Core Competencies

Guest Lecture

1 20 Faculty

2016 - Present

Introduction to Operations (HP&M 850) Kansas City

Introduction to Operations

Lecture - General




2017 Health Policy & Management Qualitative Research Methods (HP&M 912) Kansas City

Qualitative Research Methods Used in Health Services Research: From End User Design to Modified Delphi Panels

Guest Lecture


2017 Health Policy & Management Research Colloquium Kansas City

Understanding Subspecialties in the Field of Health Services Research

Guest Lecture

1 15 Doctoral Student, Faculty, Master’s Student

2017 KUMC and Children’s Mercy Hospital Implementation Science Workgroup Kansas City

Dissemination and Implementation of Prostate Cancer Decision Aids

Guest Lecture

1 12 Faculty

B. Non-didactic

Academic Year

Title and Course Number

Lecture or Presentation

Title

Instruction Learner

Type

Hours/ Yr (actual

instruction)

Number of

Learners/ Yr

Type of Learner(s)

(i.e. medical & grad students,

residents) 2001 North Carolina Office of the

Treasurer Women and Money Conference

Triad Women and Money Conference

Workshop 16 100 Community Members

2003 Triad ncyt Young Professionals Workshop

So You Wanna Be a Board Member?

Workshop 3 15 Community Members

2016 Inter-professional Education Course 2

Inter-professional Education Course 2

Large Group - Inter-Professional Activity

3 30 Doctoral Student, Master’s Student, Medical Students, Undergraduate Students

2017 Practicum in Health Services Education (HP&M 887) Kansas City

Practicum in Health Services Education

Discussion Group


C. Clinical

Academic Year

Instruction Learner Length of Service

(i.e. 8 weeks x 6 clerkships/yr; 40 hrs/wk x 6 wks) Type Hours

Number of Learners

Type of Learner (i.e. medical

students, residents, fellows)

D. Master’s Theses and PhD Dissertations Directed

Year Student Name Thesis Title Degree (completed/in

progress) 2018 - 2019 Christine Mackay (Dissertation

Committee Chair) Examining Enrollment Barriers to Adult Cancer Clinical Trials

PhD, (Completed)

E. Supervision of Students, Residents and/or Postdoctoral Fellows Year Resident/Fellow Name Area of Study

2014 - 2015 Christine Mackay (Directed Individual/Independent Study)

Health Policy & Management--Resulted in peer-reviewed publication in Cancer

2015 Daniel Marx (Internship Advisor) Health Policy and Management--Led to peer-reviewed publication in Inquiry

2015 Jalal Uddin (Supervised Research)

Health Policy & Management--Led to peer-reviewed publication in Inquiry

2015 - 2016 Taiye Popoola (Supervised Research)

Health Policy & Management

2015 - 2016 Emily (Jones) Morrow (Supervised Research)

Sociology--Led to peer-reviewed publication in American Journal of Men's Health



2015 Christine Mackay (Directed Individual/Independent Study)

Health Policy & Management--Led to 1st Place Abstract and Invited Podium Presentation Association of American Cancer Institutes Association of American Cancer Institutes’ Clinical Research Initiative

2015 - 2016 Daniel Simon (Supervised Research)

Medical Student

2016 Bradley Graves (Supervised Research)

Medical Student

2016 - 2017 Jessie Gills (Supervised Research)

Urology Fellow--Led to peer-reviewed publication in Urologic Oncology

2016 - Present Andrew Zganjar (Supervised Research)

Urology Resident--led to peer-reviewed publication in Urologic Oncology

2016 Tiffany Pothapragada (Qualifying Exam 3 Member)

Health Policy and Management

2016 - 2017 Laurie Petty (Supervised Research)

Sociology

2016 Chris Mackay (Qualifying Exam 3 Chair)




2017 Tiffany Pothapragada (Comprehensive Qualifying Oral Exam)

Health Policy and Management

2017 Jonathan Hamdorf (Qualifying Exam 3 Member)




2017 Dorothy Hughes (Qualifying Exam 3 Member)


2017 - 2018 Dorothy Hughes (AHRQ R36 Mentor)


2018 Dorothy Hughes (Comprehensive Qualifying Oral Exam)


2018 Gayle Brekke (Qualifying Exam 3 Chair)


2018 Gayle Brekke (Directed Individual/Independent Study)


2018 Gayle Brekke (AHRQ R36 Primary Mentor)


2018 Chris Mackay (Comprehensive Qualifying Oral Exam)


2018 Debbie Moon (Supervised Research)

Social Work--Led to peer-reviewed publication in Urologic Oncology



2018 Gayle Brekke (Directed Individual/Independent Study)

Health Policy & Management--led to publication under peer review

2019 - Present Daniel Au (Supervised Research) Urology Resident--led to publication under peer review

F. Advising Date Student or Group Name Type of Student/Group

2015 William Venable Qualifying Exam Member 2015 - Present Tiffany Pothapragada Dissertation Committee Member 2015 Atlee Gifford Qualifying Exam Member 2015 Chris Mackay Qualifying Exam Member 2016 Jonathan Hamdorf Qualifying Exam Member 2016 Tiffany Pothapragada Qualifying Exam Member 2017 Bobbie Laincz Qualifying Exam Member 2017 - 2019 Christine Pabico Dissertation Committee Member 2017 - 2019 Ariel Shifter Master’s Student 2017 Gayle Brekke Qualifying Exam Member 2017 - 2018 Mwanza Leon Master’s Thesis Committee Member 2018 Allen Solenberg Qualifying Exam Member 2018 Danielle Jones Qualifying Exam Member 2018 Joseph Pacheco Qualifying Exam Member

G. Other Teaching Activities Date Title Location Teaching Function Type of Learner

2000 Ohio University, Women’s Health Conference Women, Culture and Health Care

AHEC Regional Meeting, Athens, OH

Continuing Education Healthcare Professionals

2002 Community Approaches to CVD Prevention: On a

North Carolina AHEC Continuing Education Healthcare Professionals



Quest for Healthy Hearts in Southeastern North Carolina

2004 North Carolina Statewide AHEC Meeting A Randomized Practice-based Trial to Evaluate a Cholesterol Management Decision Tool in Primary Care Practice

North Carolina AHEC Continuing Education Healthcare Professionals

2018 Expanding Treatment Options in Community Urology Practice

SCS AUA Annual Meeting


2018 Expanding Treatment Options in Kansas and Missouri Community Urology Practice

Kansas Urological Society/Missouri Urological Association Annual Meeting


2018 Expanding Treatment Options in Louisiana Community Urology Practice

Louisiana State Health Sciences Center


2018 Expanding Treatment Options in Oklahoma Community Urology Practice

Oklahoma Urological Society Annual Meeting


3. Development of Educational Materials: Year(s) Title/Description Intended Audience

2017 - Present Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Exam. Master’s Students and Healthcare Professionals

2018 Expanding Treatment Options in Community Urology: A Transformative Learning Approach. We applied transformative learning theory and used video scenarios and reflective writing to encourage behavioral reflection to support skills development through a CME-accredited course offered at a regional professional society meeting.

Healthcare Professionals

4. Educational Leadership: Year(s) Name/Course/Activity Description/Role (course info, mentoring, other leadership)

2015 Tamara Baker Faculty Member. Peer mentor of non-clinical faculty member at KU-Lawrence to facilitate access to and use medical record, registry and claims-specific data from the HERON system for study recruitment.

2015 - 2017 Health Policy Seminar Core course in the doctoral program in Health Policy & Management. Developed syllabus and learning activities; identify relevant guest speakers; responsible for content delivery and evaluation of all learners.

2016 - Present Introduction to Operations Core course for the Master in Health Administration program. Serve as course director, responsible for the syllabus, all instruction, evaluating students, and identifying practicum placements within metro area health systems, and supervising student performance improvement projects.

III. SERVICE ACTIVITIES:

1. Clinical Service (Patient Care)

2. Service (Not Patient Care) Philosophy of Service I am dedicated to serving the larger academic community by supporting the scientific endeavor. I provide peer review and research mentoring through examination and constructive feedback on ongoing research of my academic peers and learners throughout KUMC and beyond. I am also highly committed to contributing to the advancement and sustainability of the field of implementation science through local, regional and national service in which I seek to advocate for the field, advise on infrastructure needs to advance the field, and share opportunities for entree and inclusion into the field. I have met several criteria for mid-level career service activities and have embarked on established-career level activities. Service to Medical Center Educational and Research Oversight Since joining KUMC, I have served on several departmental education committees for my own department and the Department of Urology, providing oversight for the Master’s Program in Health Services Administration, the doctoral Program in Health Policy & Management, and candidate selection for the Society of Urologic Oncology Fellowship. I have contributed as a judge for student and faculty poster sessions and am a standing reviewer for the





American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant. As a member of the KU Cancer Center, I have contributed to training grants, mentoring of peer faculty, and currently serve on the Implementation Science faculty search committee. Implementation Science Expertise Provided to Regional, State, and National Initiatives I lend expertise to several inter-institutional, state and regional policy and practice organizations, including the Children’s Mercy-KUMC Implementation Science Working Group; the newly established Quality, Value and Innovation Consortium, which matches implementation science expertise to hospitals and health systems in our region to improve the health of Kansans and Missourians; and the regional Health Policy Interest Group which brings together funders, policy makers and researchers to address relevant health policy issues. I have also provided grant review service to a statewide foundation seeking to transform their funding portfolio to address social determinants of health. Most recently, I was invited to participate in the NCI's Implementation Science Cancer Consortium, a three-day planning activity to identify priorities and infrastructure needs for the field. Contributions to National and International Professional Organizations and Initiatives Among other professional society involvement at the local, regional, national and international level, I have taken an active role in the Society for Medical Decision Making, serving as an abstract reviewer for their annual meeting and worked with the American Society of Clinical Oncology to develop a survey of cancer programs. I am an active participant in the cancer cooperative group SWOG, serving on the Cancer Care Delivery Committee and the Survivorship Working Group of the Genitourinary Committee. I have been invited to serve as a consultant in implementation science by other universities. Contributions to National and International Peer Review I have contributed 18 scientific reviews to 15 clinical and social science journals, including Health Affairs, the top health policy journal in the field; Medical Care, the premier health services research journal; and Cancer, a leading oncology clinical journal. In 2019, I was invited to serve on the founding Editorial Board of the new international journal Implementation Science Communications. After being invited consecutively since 2017 to be an ad hoc reviewer for two study sections of the Veterans Health Administration’s Health Services Research and Development program, I was invited last year to become a permanent member of the standing Health Professional Behavior (HSR1) Scientific Merit Review Board and continue to review as needed for the HSR2 study section.

A. International and National Service

Year(s) Committee/Task Force/Community

Service/Society/Other Role and Description

(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.) 1997 Burson-Marsteller

International Consultant

1997 - 2000 Association for Feminist Anthropology National

Editor

1998 - 2000 National Institutes of Health, Office of Women's Health Women's Health Centers of Excellence National Conference Planning Committee

Member Planned a national conference of researchers, healthcare providers, and health system administrators to advance patient-centered research and clinical care for women.

1999 - 2003 Musicians and Artists Against Rape

Member Served on the inaugural board of a new 501(c)3 to engage musicians and artists to reduce violence in popular culture.

1998-2002 2000

National Women's Health Network Fundraising Committee

Elected to board by organization’s members to national advocating for women-centered health policy. Elected as fundraising committee chair.

2000 National Institutes of Health, Office of Women's Health Women's Health Centers of Excellence National Evaluation Working Group

Member Invited to serve on an evaluation committee for a national NIH program and contributed the model evaluation plan I developed for our national recognized center.

2000 National Institutes of Health, Office of Women's Health Women's Health Centers of Excellence National Outreach Working Group

Member Served on a national working group to increase outreach to women across an NIH network of Women's Health Centers of Excellence.

2000 - 2002 Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Women's Health Pick Your Path to Health

Campaign Director Recruited volunteers, designed, and delivered a program to engage women of color in providing healthy lifestyle interventions to other women of color. Secured extramural funding and evaluated efforts.

2001 - 2002 National Women's Health Network Program

Vice Chair Elected as Vice Chair of the Program Committee to plan and advise on programming for network members.

2012 Contemporary Clinical Trials National

Reviewer, Journal Article Impact Factor: 1.935

2012 Journal of the National Cancer Institute International

Reviewer, Journal Article Impact Factor 12.583

2012 North Carolina Medical Journal National


2014 Croatian Medical Journal International


2014 - 2015 American Society of Clinical Oncology Clinical Trials Policy Implementation Working Group

Member Worked with ASCO staff and collaborators to design and conduct a national organizational survey of Cancer Centers.

2015 Society of Medical Decision Making Reviewer, Abstract



International 2015 American Journal of Managed Care

National Reviewer, Journal Article AJMC-2015-09-0258 Impact Factor: 1.657

2015 Cancer International


2015 Medical Care National

Reviewer, Journal Article MDC-D-15-00593 Impact Factor: 3.081



2016 American Journal of Managed Care National

Reviewer, Journal Article AJMC-2016-02-0059 Impact Factor: 1.657

2016 Journal of General Internal Medicine National

Reviewer, Journal Article MS #20834 Impact Factor: 3.449

2016 - 2017 Cancer Research Network, Communications and Dissemination Working Group

Member National working group of dissemination and implementation scientists developing research around the NCI-funded Cancer Research Network.

2016 - Present SWOG Cancer Care Delivery Committee

Member Member of the Cancer Care Delivery Committee

2017 BMC Cancer International

Reviewer, Journal Article BCAN-D-16-02745 Impact Factor: 3.642

2017 Journal of General Internal Medicine National

Reviewer, Journal Article MS #23645 Impact Factor: 3.449

2017 - Present Veterans Affairs Health Services Research and Development National

Reviewer, Study Section Implementation Science reviewer

2017 - 2018 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center National

Consultant Consulted on implementation strategy and evaluation study design to disseminate and implement the Acute Myeloid Leukemia Composite Model Risk Calculator.

2018 American Journal of Managed Care National

Reviewer, Journal Article AJMC-2018-10-0292 Impact Factor: 1.657

2018 Health Affairs National

Reviewer, Journal Article Manuscript ID 2018-0531 Impact Factor 5.23

2018 International Journal of Urology International

Reviewer, Journal Article IJU-00365-2018 Impact Factor 1.941



2018 Medical Decision Making: Policy and Practice National

Reviewer, Journal Article MDM-PP-18-016

2019 Veterans Affairs Health Services Research and Development National

Reviewer, Study Section Qualitative research reviewer

2019 National Cancer Institute Implementation Science Consortium in Cancer

Member Consortium to identify new models for scaling up Implementation Science efforts across the cancer continuum.

2019 Implementation Science International

Reviewer, Journal Article Manuscript ID IMPS-D-19-00406 Impact Factor 5.741

2019 - Present Implementation Science Communications International

Founding Member, Editorial Board

B. Regional, State, and Local Service



(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.) 1995 Department of Anthropology, Wake Forest

University Regional

Newsletter Editor



1997 Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Center for Excellence in Research, Teaching and Learning Local

Consultant Provided proposal writing and editing services.

1999 Reynolds Foundation Regional

Discussant/Panelist Served as discussant in working groups.

2000 Ohio University Educational Counseling Program Regional

Consultant Advised on design of a workshop for women experiencing menopause.

2001 ncyt Triad Regional Network

Co-Coordinator Coordinated activities, developed programs, recruited members to an organization supporting and advocating for young professionals.

2001 Wake Forest University School of Medicine Local

Consultant Qualitative Research Consultant, Low Income African American and White Women’s Attitudes Toward Research, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Led focus groups and contributed to analysis.

2002 - 2006 Forsyth County Department of Public Health Be Healthy Coalition

Member Connected our institution with community opportunities, enhanced a historical walking trail in a predominately African-American community and organized a major, community-wide walking campaign, culminating in structural improvements to neighborhood parks.

2008 Nonprofit and Volunteer Connections

Member Contributed to governance of a local organization dedicated to training and matching volunteers with placement opportunities.

2015 - Present Health Policy Interest Group Planning Committee

Member Plan meetings and panels and recruit members to a regional working group of researchers, funders and policy makers.

2015 - Present Kansas Cancer Partnership, Kansas Department of Health and Environment Survivorship Action Team

Member State coalition of advocates for improved quality of life for cancer survivors.

2016 - 2018 Implementation Science Working Group

Member Contribute knowledge to KUMC/Children’s Mercy Hospital community interested in conducting rigorous implementation research.

2018 - Present Quality, Value, Innovation Consortium

Member Member

2019 Sunflower Foundation State

Reviewer Social Determinants of Health Grant Proposals

2019 Families Blessed with the World’s Children Board Member Organize resources, serve as ambassador, and help plan and execute culturally-appropriate international holiday celebrations for internationally adopted children living in the Kansas City metro area.

C. KUMC, School of Medicine, and Departmental Service



(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.) 2014 - Present Kansas University Cancer Center Member

Contribute to the Cancer Control and Population Sciences core through scholarship and collaboration with other cancer center members.

2014 - 2015 Health Policy and Management, MHSA Curriculum Subcommittee

Member Coordinate and plan curriculum for MHSA students.

2015 Women in Medicine Research Day Judge, Poster 2015 Student Research Forum Judge, Poster 2015 - Present University of Kansas Institute for Policy and

Social Research Member University-wide institute championing high quality social science research.

2016 Office of Compliance Institutional Policy Review

Reviewer, Ad Hoc

2016 - Present Reviewer Reviewer, Panel Semi-annual review of ACS IRG pilot grant applications

2017 - Present Health Policy & Management Doctoral Curriculum Committee

Member Set curricular policies for doctoral program in Health Policy and Management; approve new courses.

2017 Department of Health Policy and Management Space Committee

Member Surveyed faculty regarding space needs in the department and made recommendations for space enhancements.

2018 - Present Department of Urology Fellow Selection Committee

Member Contribute to increasing competitiveness of the urology fellowship by providing research opportunities and participate in candidate selection.

2019 – Present Master of Health Services Administration Executive Committee

Member



Advise on cross-program competencies and evaluation procedures, assist with CAMHE accreditation

2019 - Present Implementation Science Faculty Search Committee

Member KUCC faculty search committee

IV. RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES:

1. Research and Scholarly Activities Opening Statement: Since coming to the University of Kansas, I have developed a research portfolio building on the strengths of KUMC clinical collaborators and institutional resources, forging an innovative research niche which focuses on improving cancer care delivery among cancer specialists, particularly, the non-oncology providers who deliver more than 20% of cancer care in the United States. As such, using large claims databases, I have identified provider-, practice-, and policy- determinants of high-quality urological cancer care. I have adapted methods used to engage primary care physicians in quality of care interventions for urological surgeons. In particular, I have applied these methods to engaging community urologists in offering cancer clinical trials to their patients, consistent with national guidelines, and am embarking on a national trial of our Kansas-developed intervention through the NCI clinical trials cooperative group infrastructure. My work is increasing the reach and utilization of vital scientific progress by facilitating its implementation and sustained use in community settings, where 80% of patients get their care. This work is exemplified by my recent National Institute of General Medical Sciences-funded project to implement precision medicine in community oncology, a mixed methods implementation research study to identify theoretically-based, effective interventions to support community oncology programs in providing targeted cancer therapy. Simultaneously, I am contributing to the establishment of the field of Implementation Science by validating and expanding on the Theoretical Domains Framework across numerous studies and furthering the field by differentiating attributes of innovation adoption from those of implementation. Further, my ongoing work will contribute to our understanding of the use of opinion leaders as one of the most effective implementation strategies to change clinical practice. During this time, I have demonstrated that I am a productive and nationally influential health services researcher and implementation scientist. My mid-career level achievements are as follows: Acquisition of National Databases on Behalf of the Institution I have submitted several successful applications to acquire national datasets for research use by students and colleagues in the Departments of Population Health and Urology, including SEER-Medicare and the National Cancer Database, and conducted primary data collection of a national sample of cancer programs. These projects have resulted in several publications and numerous presentations for students, residents, fellows, and faculty peers. Significant Extramural Funding Productivity Since 2014, I have been awarded more than $1,000,000 as Principal Investigator. Thirteen extramurally-funded grants, contracts and subawards support my research agenda to improve cancer care delivery and access to care. My current NIH awards, from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), will support my research agenda to better understand determinants of implementation and sustained use of evidence-based cancer care in community settings, including the rural communities vital to the mission of the University of Kansas. My funding from NIGMS through a COBRE award will also serve to build infrastructure at the institution to support other research in precision medicine through the Kansas Institute of Precision Medicine. In addition, I have submitted more than 12 other federal and foundation proposals as PI, with $600,000 in external funding currently pending peer review. I have also supported almost $5,000,000 in additional submitted and funded research as co-investigator and have collaborated on numerous other federal grant applications with KUMC researchers. National Innovation in Analytics, Policy and Policy Implementation In addition to my funded work, I have collaborated on several innovative, national modeling competitions to improve the treatment of cancer and other chronic disease patients. Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge efforts culminated in new predictive models of survival for metastatic, castrate-resistant prostate cancer patients. Current work on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Innovation Center Challenge will apply artificial intelligence to develop new models to identify chronic disease patients at risk for hospital readmission and activate physicians to proactively address at-risk patients’ needs. In addition, I have published national research briefs on shared accountability in primary care and created a toolkit to support national cancer guideline implementation in urology practice. I have also pioneered an opinion-leader led training program for clinicians to translate research into practice, which has been delivered to providers representing eight U.S. states and Mexico in four venues, cementing a national reputation through development of educational programs for clinicians. Research Publications in High-impact Peer-reviewed Journals As a result, I have developed a strong record of peer-reviewed publications, cited 1282 times (508 in the last five years) with an H-index of 13 (H-index of 10 in the last five years), as measured by Google Scholar. I have nine senior author manuscripts published or in press, with an additional seven co-authored manuscripts published in peer reviewed journals, including high impact journals such as Lancet Oncology, Cancer, The Journal of Oncology Practice, and Implementation Science, the leading journal of my field. National Exposure Shared with Trainees Together, with my collaborators, including more than a dozen trainee collaborators (n=14), I have been invited to present this body of work at numerous prestigious regional, national and international meetings through poster presentations and invited podium presentations. As senior author, I have been first author on approximately half (n=10) of these presentations, sharing first-author recognition with trainees and collaborators in a large number of opportunities. In addition, I have been invited to speak on my research within KUMC, at numerous local and regional venues, and several other universities. National Research Recognition





Demonstrating my national reputation as a scientist, I have been invited to serve on a national, standing grant peer review study section and to contribute my expertise in implementation science as founding editorial board member of the international journal Implementation Science Communications. My scientific contributions have culminated in recognition for excellence in research with local and national awards, including awards bestowed by the KU Cancer Center, the international Project Data Sphere Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge, the Association of American Cancer Institutes Clinical Research Initiative (shared with a trainee), selection as an NCI-funded MT-DIRC fellow, and as the competitively-awarded 2020 AcademyHealth/National Cancer Institute Visiting Scholar for Healthcare Delivery Research. During my term, I will work with colleagues at the National Cancer Institute to conduct research on rural oncology practices’ participation in research and, via the national platform provided by AcademyHealth, the pre-eminent Health Services Research professional society, I will convey a national agenda for expanding rural participation in cancer care delivery research.

2. Grants, Contracts and Clinical Trials:

A. Previous Grants, Contracts, and Clinical Trials

Principle Investigator Investigators

Title of Grant/Contract/Trial

Funding Source

Direct Costs/

Funding

Inclusive Years of Award Status

Shellie Ellis Mentor: James Thrasher, Mentor: Kim Kimminau

Eliciting Urologists’ Decision-Making Attributes

American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant

$35,000 2015 - 2016 Closed

Shellie Ellis Co-PI: Kim Kimminau, Co-PI: James Thrasher

Eliciting Urologist Decision Making: Recruitment and Data Collection Feasibility

Frontiers Pilot Grant

$10,000 2015 - 2016 Closed

Prateek Sharma Co-I: Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Sravanthi Parasa

Impact of A Quality Enhancement Program on Improvement in Cancer care during Endoscopy No Grant Number

American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant

$35,000 2016 - 2017 Closed

Co-investigator to advise on an implementation science strategy. Shellie Ellis Co-I: Chris Mackay,

Co-I: Mugur Geana Increasing the Offer of Urological Cancer Trials in Kansas: The Learn-Inform-Recruit Pilot: Phase I

Brown Performance Group

$52,862 2016 - 2017 Closed

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Chris Mackay, Co-I: Mugur Geana

Increasing the Offer of Urological Cancer Trials in Kansas: The Learn-Inform-Recruit Pilot: Phase II


$48,942 2017 - 2018 Closed

Kim Kimminau Co-I: Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Joseph LeMaster

Shared Accountability in Family Medicine

American Association of Family Physicians

$40,000 2017 Closed

Co-investigator to participate in research design and qualitative data analysis, interpretation, and policy brief development. Shellie Ellis Co-I: Lauren Pulino Connecting Care for the

Future

Riverview Health Services

$24,102 2017 Closed

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Mugur Geana Increasing the Offer of Urological Cancer Trials in Kansas: The Learn-Inform-Recruit Pilot: Phase III


$72,209 2018 Closed

Shellie Ellis n/a Innovation Adoption Scale Development

KU Cancer Center

$96,250 2018 - 2019 Closed

B. Current Grants, Contracts, and Clinical Trials



Funding Source

Direct Costs/

Funding


Shellie Ellis n/a Building Rapport for Urologist Decision Making in Prostate Cancer

Brown Family Foundation

$10,000 2014 - Present Active



Andrew Godwin Multi-Principal

Investigator: Shellie Ellis, Mentor: Edward Ellerbeck, Mentor: Kim Kimminau, Co-I: Joanna Brooks, Co-I: Jeffrey Thompson, Co-I: Devin Koestler

Implementing Precision Medicine: Determinants of Adoption in Community Oncology 1P20GM130423-01(8881)

National Institute of General Medical Sciences P20

$449,999 2019 - 2021 Active

Program Project Grant Project Leader of a study to assess determinants of precision medicine adoption among community oncologists and innovation adoption among cancer specialists more broadly. Shellie Ellis NCI Mentor: Kate

Castro NCI/AcademyHealth Healthcare Delivery Research Visiting Scholar

National Cancer Institute Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Mobility Program

$75,000 2019 - 2020 Funded

Visiting Scholar to the NCI Cancer Care Delivery Branch to develop a national research agenda aligning cancer treatment innovations with the actual cancer care delivery infrastructure.

C. Submitted Grants, Contracts, and Clinical Trials



Funding Source

Direct Costs/

Funding


Shellie Ellis Mentor: Mary Zimmerman

Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision Making: De-Implementation Science

Academy Health

$9,947 2015 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-I: James Thrasher Selecting Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision Aids: A Modified Delphi Process


$124,400 2016 - 2018 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Mentor: Edward Ellerbeck

Moving Discovery to Practice: Implementing Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision Aids

NIH K07 $790,595 2016 - 2021 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Devin Koestler, Co-I: James Thrasher

Implementing Prostate Cancer Decision Aids in Urology Practice: Tool Selection and Pilot Testing R21 CA219222

NIH R21 $300,586 2017 - 2019 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Mentor: Edward Ellerbeck, Mentor: John Spertus

Frontiers Career Development Award

Frontiers TL2 $135,000 2018 - 2019 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Devin Koestler, Co-I: James Thrasher

Implementing Prostate Cancer Decision Aids in Urology Practice: Tool Selection and Pilot Testing R21 CA21922-01A1

National Cancer Institute R21

$300,809 2018 - 2020 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-PI: James Thrasher

Selection of a Decision Aid to Reduce Overuse of Aggressive Therapy for Low-Risk Prostate Cancer

Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute

$45,455 2018 - 2019 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis n/a Development and validation of EQuATE - a brief assessment of patient-rated shared decision-making measuring process, outcome, and mediating variables for quality assessment and clinical research

AHRQ R01 Subcontract

$27,529 2018 - 2021 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis n/a Dissemination and Implementation of a Novel Acute Myeloid Leukemia Risk Calculator

PCORI Subcontract

$141,148 2019 - 2021 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Jinxiang Hu Implementation of the Novel Acute Myeloid Leukemia

PCORI Subcontract

$153,153 2019 - 2022 Not Funded



Composite Risk Calculator

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Lauren Pulino Improving Access to Specialty Referral in the Kansas City Metro Area Safety Net

Kansas City Medical Society

$38,615 2019 Not Funded

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Mugur Geana Expanding Treatment Options for Urological Cancer: Adaptation and National Dissemination

Brown Family Foundation

$363,077 2019 - 2022 Pending

Co-PI: Edward Ellerbeck, Co-PI: David Dzewaltowski

Co-I: Christie Befort, Co-I: Keith Greiner Jr, Co-I: Paul Estabrook, Co-I: Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Nicole Nollen, Co-I: Heather Nelson-Brantley

Great Plains Implementation Science Center in Cancer Control (GPISC)

National Cancer Institute P50

$4,611,712 2019 - 2024 Not Funded

Practice Surveillance Unit Director to oversee coordination and execution of the Implementation Science Laboratory. Shellie Ellis Co-I: Mugur Geana,

Co-I: Andrew Sussman, Co-I Tamar Ginnosar

AIRE: Aprender|Informar|Reclutar en Espanol: Adapting LEARN|INFORM| RECRUIT to Increase Latino Participation to Urological Cancer Clinical Trials.

Frontiers Interinstitutional Pilot Award

$50,000 2019 - 2020 Not Funded

D. Unsponsored Research My portfolio of funded research is supplemented with several unsponsored research activities which provide research opportunities for colleagues, students, residents and fellows. I serve as the Principal Investigator responsible for research and data security for several national databases. These successful, competitive applications provide opportunities for our institution to conduct analyses on cancer care delivery through the SEER-Medicare program, the National Cancer Database, the NCI's National Community Oncology Research Program, and SWOG. Participation in international data challenges provide institutional access to other data, including multiple data sets of randomized controlled clinical trials of prostate cancer treatments and enhanced Medicare claims data sets. Other multi-center collaboratives offer additional opportunities for trainees and peers to engage in national implementation science efforts.

Principal Investigator Investigators Title of Grant/Contract/Trial Years

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Ronald Chen, Co-I: Morris Weinberger, Co-I: Stephanie Wheeler, Co-I: Matthew Nielsen, Co-I: William Carpenter, Co-I: Jeffrey Holzbeierlein

SEER Medicare: Quality of Prostate Cancer Care

2014 - Present

Shellie Ellis Co-PI: Christine Mackay, Co-I: Suanna Bruinooge National Cancer Center Survey on Cancer Clinical Trial Insurance Denials

2015 - 2016

Brooke Fridley Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Devin Koestler, Co-I: Joseph Usset, Co-I Richard Meier

Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge 2015

Co-Investigator Eugene Lee Co-PI: Shellie Ellis, Co-PI: Jeffrey Holzbeierlein,

Co-I: Daniel Au National Cancer Database: Bladder Cancer Quality of Care

2015 - Present

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Kathryn Weaver, Co-I: Joseph Unger, Co-I: Riha Vaidya

NCORP Landscape Survey: Urologists' Affiliation among the NCORPs

2018 - Present

Rebecca Selove Co-I: Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Taneisha Scheuermann, Co-I: Ramzi Slalom, Co-I: Sarah Neil-Sztramko, Co-I: Tamar Ginnosar

Scoping Review of the Use of Implementation Science in Tobacco Control Interventions

2018 - Present

Participate in the design of the study and abstraction of abstracts and articles. Shellie Ellis Co-I: Mugur Geana Cancer Program's Acceptability of

LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT 2019 - Present

Shellie Ellis Co-I: Heather Nelson-Brantley, Co-I: Edward Ellerbeck, Co-I: Christie Befort

Scoping Review of Advance Care Planning in Rural Primary Care

2019 - Present

Jennifer Woodward Co-I: Shellie Ellis, Co-I: Jeffrey Thompson CMS Artificial Intelligence Health Outcomes Challenge

2019 - Present

Co-investigator to add health services research and implementation science expertise to the team.

3. Scholarly Publications:

* denotes trainee co-author +Some multi-center study publications list authorship in appendix

A. Articles (Peer-Review Published):

1. Wofford, J. L, Schwartz, E., Timerding, B. L, Folmar, S., Ellis, S. D, Messick, C. H (1996). Emergency department utilization by the elderly: analysis of the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Academic emergency



medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, 3(7), 694-9. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/j.1553-2712.1996.tb03493.x 8816186 76 citations, JIF 2.537, Ranked #4, 1st quartile in Emergency Medicine

2. Shumaker, S. A, Ellis, S., Naughton, M. (1997). Assessing health-related quality of life in HIV disease: key measurement issues. Quality of life research : an international journal of quality of life aspects of treatment, care and rehabilitation, 6(6), 475-80. 9330548 53 citations, JIF 2.429, Ranked #29, 2nd quartile in Health Care Sciences & Services

3. Ellis, S., Shumaker, S., Sieber, W., Rand, C. (2000). Adherence to pharmacological interventions. Current trends and future directions. The Pharmacological Intervention Working Group. Controlled clinical trials, 21(5 Suppl), 218S-25S. 11018579 72 citations, JIF 2.052, Ranked 75th, 3rd quartile in Medicine, Research & Experimental

4. +Adams, P. C, Reboussin, D. M, Barton, J. C, McLaren, C. E, Eckfeldt, J. H, McLaren, G. D, Dawkins, F. W, Acton, R. T, Harris, E. L, Gordeuk, V. R, Leiendecker-Foster, C., Speechley, M., Snively, B. M, Holup, J. L, Thomson, E., Sholinsky, P. (2005). Hemochromatosis and iron-overload screening in a racially diverse population. The New England journal of medicine, 352(17), 1769-78. 15858186 628 citations, JIF 59.558, Ranked #1, 1st quartile in Medicine, General & Internal

5. Hall, M. A, McEwen, J. E, Barton, J. C, Walker, A. P, Howe, E. G, Reiss, J. A, Power, T. E, Ellis, S. D, Tucker, D. C, Harrison, B. W, McLaren, G. D, Ruggiero, A., Thomson, E. J (2005). Concerns in a primary care population about genetic discrimination by insurers. Genetics in medicine: official journal of the American College of Medical Genetics, 7(5), 311-6. 15915082 99 citations, JIF 7.710, Ranked #13, 1st quartile in Genetics & Heredity

6. Anderson, R. T, Press, N., Tucker, D. C, Snively, B. M, Wenzel, L., Ellis, S. D, Hall, M. A, Walker, A. P, Thomson, E. J, Lewis-Jack, O., Acton, R. T (2005). Patient acceptability of genotypic testing for hemochromatosis in primary care. Genetics in medicine: official journal of the American College of Medical Genetics, 7(8), 557-63. 16247294 22 citations, JIF 7.710, Ranked #13, 1st quartile in Genetics & Heredity

7. Bonds, D. E, Ellis, S. D, Weeks, E., Palla, S. L, Lichstein, P. (2006). A practice-centered intervention to increase screening for domestic violence in primary care practices. BMC family practice, 7, 63. PMC1637109 20 citations, JIF 1.641, Ranked #7, 2nd quartile in Primary Health Care, 17064413

8. Bonds, D. E, Ellis, S. D, Weeks, E., Lichstein, P., Burke, K., Posey, C. (2007). Patient attitudes toward screening. North Carolina medical journal, 68(1), 23-9. 17500428 5 citations, SJF JIF 0.24

9. Ellis, S. D, Bertoni, A. G, Bonds, D. E, Clinch, C. R, Balasubramanyam, A., Blackwell, C., Chen, H., Lischke, M., Goff, Jr, D. C (2007). Value of recruitment strategies used in a primary care practice-based trial. Contemporary clinical trials, 28(3), 258-67. PMC3760001 47 citations, JIF 2.052, Ranked #75, 3rd quartile in Medicine, Research & Experimental, 17030154

10. Fowler, T. Sharee, Ellis, Shellie., Farmer, Deborah. F., Hege, Anita., Anderson, Roger. T., Jones, Alison. Snow (2007). Lessons Learned from a Faith Community-Based Domestic Violence Pilot Program in Forsyth County, NC. Journal of Religion & Abuse, 8(3), 5-33. http://dx.doi.org/10.1300/j154v08n03_02 7 citations, SJF JIF 0.102

11. Walker, A. P, Tucker, D. C, Hall, M. A, Lohman, K., Harrison, H., Harrison, B. W, Reiss, J., Acton, R. T, Adams, P. C, Diaz, S., Holup, J., Thomson, E., Ellis, S. D, McLaren, C. E (2007). Results communication and patient education after screening for possible hemochromatosis and iron overload: experience from the HEIRS Study of a large ethnically and linguistically diverse group. Genetics in medicine : official journal of the American College of Medical Genetics, 9(11), 778-91. 18007147 9 citations, JIF 7.710, Ranked #13, 1st quartile in Genetics & Heredity

12. Weeks, E. K, Ellis, S. D, Lichstein, P. R, Bonds, D. E (2008). Does health care provider screening for domestic violence vary by race and income? Violence against women, 14(7), 844-55. 18559870 15 citations, SJR JIF 0.85

13. Harrison, H. F, Harrison, B. W, Walker, A. P, Lohman, K., Ellis, S. D, Hall, M. A, Reiss, J., Adams, P. C, Holup, J., Acton, R. T, Bent, T., Rivers, C., Fadojutimi-Akinsiku, M. (2008). Screening for hemochromatosis and iron overload: satisfaction with results notification and understanding of mailed results in unaffected participants of the HEIRS study. Genetic testing, 12(4), 491-500. 18939938 11 citations, JIF 1.297, Ranked #142, 4th quartile in Genetics & Heredity

14. Rosenberger, E. L, Goff, Jr, D. C, Blackwell, C. S, Williams, D. T, Crago, O. L, Ellis, S. D, Bertoni, A. G, Bonds, D. E (2009). Implementing a palm pilot intervention for primary care providers: lessons learned. Contemporary clinical trials, 30(4), 321-5. PMC2763300 7 citations, JIF 2.052, Ranked #75, 3rd quartile in Medicine, Research & Experimental, 19348963

15. Ellis, S. D, Carpenter, W. R, Minasian, L. M, Weiner, B. J (2012). Effect of state-mandated insurance coverage on accrual to community cancer clinical trials. Contemporary clinical trials, 33(5), 933-41. PMC3408810 11 citations, JIF 2.052, 3rd quartile in Medicine, Research & Experimental, 22683991

16. Ellis, S. D, Blackard, B., Carpenter, W. R, Mishel, M., Chen, R. C, Godley, P. A, Mohler, J. L, Bensen, J. T (2013). Receipt of National Comprehensive Cancer Network guideline-concordant prostate cancer care among African American and Caucasian American men in North Carolina. Cancer, 119(12), 2282-90. PMC3775483 26 citations, JIF 5.649, 1st quartile in Oncology, 23575751



17. Birken, S. A, Presseau, J., Ellis, S. D, Gerstel, A. A, Mayer, D. K (2014). Potential determinants of health-care professionals' use of survivorship care plans: a qualitative study using the theoretical domains framework. Implementation science : IS, 9, 167. PMC4236456 16 citations, JIF 3.201, Ranked #16, 1st quartile in Health Care Sciences & Services, 25398477

18. Dusetzina, Stacie. B., Ellis, Shellie., Freedman, Rachel. A., Conti, Rena. M., Winn, Aaron. N., Chambers, James. D., Alexander, G. Caleb, Huskamp, Haiden. A., Keating, Nancy. L. (2015). How Do Payers Respond to Regulatory Actions? The Case of Bevacizumab. JOURNAL OF ONCOLOGY PRACTICE, 11(4), 313-+. 1 citation, SJR JIF 1.47

19. Birken, S. A, Ellis, S. D, Walker, J. S, DiMartino, L. D, Check, D. K, Gerstel, A. A, Mayer, D. K (2015). Guidelines for the use of survivorship care plans: a systematic quality appraisal using the AGREE II instrument. Implementation science : IS, 10, 63. PMC4425878 28 citations, JIF 3.201, Ranked #16, 1st quartile in Health Care Sciences & Services, 25935752

20. Ellis, S. D, Nielsen, M. E, Carpenter, W. R, Jackson, G. L, Wheeler, S. B, Liu, H., Weinberger, M. (2015). Gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist overuse: urologists' response to reimbursement and characteristics associated with persistent overuse. Prostate cancer and prostatic diseases, 18(2), 173-81. PMC4430363 5 citations, JIF 3.803, 1st quartile in Urology & Nephrology, 25849354

21. Weaver, K. E, Ellis, S. D, Denizard-Thompson, N., Kronner, D., Miller, D. P (2015). Crafting Appealing Text Messages to Encourage Colorectal Cancer Screening Test Completion: A Qualitative Study. JMIR mHealth and uHealth, 3(4), e100. PMC4704950 11 citations, JIF 4.541, Ranked #2, 1st quartile in Medical Informatics, 26537553

22. Ellis, S. D, Chen, R. C, Dusetzina, S. B, Wheeler, S. B, Jackson, G. L, Nielsen, M. E, Carpenter, W. R, Weinberger, M. (2016). Are Small Reimbursement Changes Enough to Change Cancer Care? Reimbursement Variation in Prostate Cancer Treatment. Journal of oncology practice, 12(4), e423-36. PMC4960458 4 citations, JIF 2.509, 26957641

23. Meier, R., Graw, S., Usset, J., Raghavan, R., Dai, J., Chalise, P., Ellis, S., Fridley, B., Koestler, D. (2016). An ensemble-based Cox proportional hazards regression framework for predicting survival in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) patients. F1000Research, 5, 2677. PMC5365222 1 citation, 28413609

24. +Guinney, J., Wang, T., Laajala, T. D, Winner, K. K, Bare, J. C, Neto, E. C, Khan, S. A, Peddinti, G., Airola, A., Pahikkala, T., Mirtti, T., Yu, T., Bot, B. M, Shen, L., Abdallah, K., Norman, T., Friend, S., Stolovitzky, G., Soule, H., Sweeney, C. J, Ryan, C. J, Scher, H. I, Sartor, O., Xie, Y., Aittokallio, T., Zhou, F. L, Costello, J. C (2017). Prediction of overall survival for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer: development of a prognostic model through a crowdsourced challenge with open clinical trial data. The Lancet. Oncology, 18(1), 132-142. PMC5217180 66 citations JIF: 36.421, Ranked 3rd in 1st quartile in Oncology, 27864015 JIF: 36.418

25. Mackay*, Christine. B, Antonelli, K. R, Bruinooge, S. S, Saint Onge, J. M, Ellis, S. D (2017). Insurance denials for cancer clinical trial participation after the Affordable Care Act mandate. Cancer, 123(15), 2893-2900. 28334438 5 citations, JIF: 6.537

26. +Seyednasrollah, F., Koestler, D. C, Wang, T., Piccolo, S. R, Vega, R., Greiner, R., Fuchs, C., Gofer, E., Kumar, L., Wolfinger, R. D, Kanigel Winner, K., Bare, C., Neto, E. C, Yu, T., Shen, L., Abdallah, K., Norman, T., Stolovitzky, G., Soule, H. R, Sweeney, C. J, Ryan, C. J, Scher, H. I, Sartor, O., Elo, L. L, Zhou, F. L, Guinney, J., Costello, J. C (2017). A DREAM Challenge to Build Prediction Models for Short-Term Discontinuation of Docetaxel in Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer. JCO clinical cancer informatics, 1, 1-15. 30657384

27. Ellis, Shellie. D, Karim, Saleema. A, Vukas, Rachel. R, Marx*, Daniel., Uddin*, Jalal. (2018). Four Needles in a Haystack: A Systematic Review Assessing Quality of Health Care in Specialty Practice by Practice Type. Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing, 55, 46958018787041. 30111268 JIF 0.842

28. Brooks, J. V, Ellis, S. D, Morrow*, E., Kimminau, K. S, Thrasher, J. B (2018). Patient Factors That Influence How Physicians Discuss Active Surveillance with Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Patients: A Qualitative Study. American journal of men's health, 12(5), 1719-1727. PMC6142114 1 citation, JIF: 1.234, 29973123 JIF: 1.234

29. Ellis, Shellie. D, Geana, Mugur., Mackay*, C. B, Moon*, D. J, Gills, J., Zganjar*, A., Brekke*, G., Thrasher, J. B, Griebling, T. L (2019). Science in the Heartland: Exploring determinants of offering cancer clinical trials in rural-serving community urology practices. Urologic Oncology, 37(8), 519-564. 30935846

B. Manuscripts in Press: 1. Nelson-Brantley, Heather H., Buller, Carol, Befort, Christie, Ellerbeck, Edward., Ellis, Shellie D. (2019). Using

Implementation Science to Further the Adoption and Implementation of Advance Care Planning in Rural Primary Care. Journal of Nursing Scholarship.

2. Ellis, Shellie D, Geana, Mugur, Mackay*, Christine, Shifter*, Ariel, Gills, Jessie, Zganjar*, Andrew, Stratton, Kelly, McWilliams, Charles, Griebling, Tomas, Thrasher, J. Brantley (2019). Development, acceptability, appropriateness and appeal of a cancer clinical trials facilitated toolkit for rural- and minority-serving practices. Trials.



C. Manuscripts Submitted - not yet accepted for publication: 1. Brekke*, Gayle, Saint Onge, Jarron, Kimminau, Kim, Ellis, Shellie. (2018). Direct Primary Care: Family Physician

Perceptions of a Growing Model. American Journal of Managed Care. 2. Ellis, Shellie D, Jones*, Emily, Kimminau, Kim, Goonan, Kelly, Petty*, Laurie, Ellerbeck, Edward, Thrasher, J.

Brantley. (2019). Persistent Barriers to Adoption of Active Surveillance in Low-risk Prostate Cancer. Medical Decision Making: Policy and Practice.

3. Richter, Kimber, Davis, Madison, Ellis, Shellie D, Christiadi, Gurley-Calvez, Tami. (2019). The Economic Impact of Treating Tobacco Dependence among Smokers with Mental and Substance Use Disorders. Value in Health.

4. Au*, Daniel, Lee, Eugene, Popoola*, Taiye, Gills, Jessie, May, Danica, William, Parker, Saint Onge, Jarron, Holzbeierlein, Jeffrey, Ellis, Shellie. (2019). Real World Utilization of Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in Charlson Comorbidity Zero Non-Metastatic Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer Patients. Clinical Genitourinary Cancer.

5. Selove, R., Walker, P.D., Neil-Sztramko, S., Ginossar, T., Qualls-Hampton, R., Scheuermann, T.S., Armstrong, R., Ellis, S.D. (2019). Use of implementation science in tobacco control intervention studies in the United States between 2000-2018: A scoping review protocol. Joanna Briggs Institute Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports.

D. Invited or Non-Peer Reviewed Articles or Reviews:

E. Books and Book Chapters: 1. Naughton, Michelle. J., Ellis, Shellie. D. (1998). Adoption and Maintenance of Safer Sexual Practices. In

Shumaker, Sally. A., O'Keane, Judy. K., McBee, Wendy. L. (Eds.), The Handbook of Health Behavior Change (2nd ed., pp. 213-38). New York: Springer.

2. Dugan, Elizabeth., Dodd, Katherine., Ellis, Shellie. (2008). Changing Clinical Behavior: Implementing Guidelines to Improve Primary Care Practice. In Shumaker, Sally. A, Ockene, Judith. K., Riekert, Kristin. A. (Eds.), The Handbook of Health Behavior Change (3rd ed.). New York: Springer.

F. Published Abstracts: 1. Shumaker, Sally, Ellis, Shellie. (1997). Women's Health and Memory. In Rosser, Sue. V., Lieberman, Leslie. Sue

(Eds.), The Proceedings: Women's Health and Research: Multidisciplinary Models for Excellence. Gainesville, FL: Custom Copies, Inc..

2. Ellis, Shellie D, Blackard, Bonny., Carpenter, William. R, Mishel, Merle., Chen, Ronald. C, Godley, Paul. A, Mohler, James. L, Bensen, Jeannette. T (2013). Receipt of NCCN Guideline-Concordant Prostate Cancer Care among African-and Caucasian-American Men in North Carolina (12th ed., vol. 119, pp. 2282). NIH Public Access.

3. Ellis, Shellie D, Nielsen, Matthew Edward, Carpenter, William Ruffin, Jackson, George L, Wheeler, Stephanie B, Liu, Huan, Weinberger, Morris. (2014). Changes in androgen deprivation therapy overuse: Reimbursement response and characteristics of persistent over users. Journal of Clinical Oncology 32, no 15_suppl, May 20 2014, (abstract 5044).

4. Ellis, Shellie D, Dusetzina, Stacie, Nielsen, Matthew Edward, Keating, Nancy Lynn (2014). Trends in androgen-deprivation therapy use among privately insured men with prostate cancer, 2001-2010. Journal of Clinical Oncology 32, no 15_suppl (abstract e16021).

5. Ellis, Shellie D, Jones*, Emily., Kimminau, Kim., Petty*, Laurie., Thrasher, J. Brantley (2016). Persistent barriers to active surveillance adoption. Journal of Clinical Oncology 34, no 15_suppl; (abstract e16618).

6. Mackay*, Christine B, Antonelli, Kaitlyn, Bruinooge, Suanna S, Saint Onge, Jarron, Ellis, Shellie D. (2016). Predictors of insurance denials for cancer clinical trial participation after ACA mandate. Journal of Clinical Oncology 34 no 15_suppl (abstract e14047).

G. Other Scholarly Publications: 1. Ellis, Shellie. D (1997). No More Comin’ On: Menopause among African-American Women. Winston-Salem, NC: Wake Forest

University. Master of Arts Thesis. 2. Ellis, Shellie. D (2013). Declining Overuse of Hormone Therapy for Localized Prostate Cancer: Predictors of Reimbursement

Responsiveness and Emerging Patterns of Care. Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

3. Ellis, Shellie. D., Geana, Mugur., Gills, Jessie., Mackay, Christine., Thrasher, J. Brantley (2016). LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT. Kansas City, KS. Toolkit.: LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT.

4. Patients Like Me, Inc., American Academy of Family Physicians National Research Network. (2017). Shared Accountability in Family Medicine: Physician and Patient Perspectives. Princeton, NJ. Issue Brief: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

5. Ellis, Shellie. D., Pulino, Lauren. (2017). Riverview Health Services Capacity Building Report. Kansas City, KS. Technical Report: Riverview Health Services.

4. Presentations and Posters:

A. Oral Paper Presentation: National and international paper presentations: 1. Ellis, S., Folmar, S., Wofford, J., Timerding, B., American Anthropological Association, "Determining the Real Emergency: Class

Based Variation in Emergency Department Use.," Washington, DC, United States. (1995).



2. Shumaker, S., Ellis, S., International Meeting to Review HIV-Specific HRQL Instruments, "Assessing Health-Related Quality of Life In HIV-Clinical Trials: Key Measurement Concerns," Health Services Research, INSERM, Paris, France. (1996).*

3. Ellis, S., Keller, J. A., Lewis, A., Levine, D., Shumaker, S., International Society for Quality of Life Research, "Health-Related Qualify of Life (HRQL) in Epilepsy: Qualitative Analysis," Vienna, Austria. (1997).*

4. Ellis, S., Qualitative Health Research Conference, "Hot Feet, Sterilization and African-American Women's Menopause," Vancouver, BC, Canada. (1998).*

5. Ellis, S., National Centers of Excellence in Women's Health: National Forum, "Building a Better Watchdog: Helping Journalists Understand Science.," Washington, DC, United States. (1999).

6. Ellis, S., National Centers of Excellence in Women's Health: National Forum, "Garnering Support for Women's Health Programs," Washington, DC, United States. (1999).

7. Ellis, S. D., International Council on Women's Health Issues, "Misguided Efforts? Addressing Health Disparities Through Health Education.," Wilmington, NC, United States. (2002).

8. Ellis, S., Burke, K., Lichstein, J., Lichstein, P., Palla, S. L., Posey, C., Weeks, E., Bonds, D. E., National Conference on Health Care and Domestic Violence, "Preferences for Routine Domestic Violence Screening Among Primary Care Patients In North Carolina.," Boston, MA, United States. (2004).

9. Ambrosius, W. T., Tooze, J. A., Shively, C., Ellis, S., Joint Statistical Meetings, "Establishing a Statistician-Community Partnership: A Complicated Journey.," Denver, CO, United States. (August 2008).

10. Dusetzina, S. B., Winn, A., Chambers, J., Ellis, S. D., Conti, R. M., Freedman, R. A., Alexander, G. C., Keating, N. L., Huskamp, H. A., "Payer-Level Differences in the Response to Regulatory Actions Regarding Withdrawal of Breast Cancer as an Indication for Bevacizumab.," JOURNAL OF WOMENS HEALTH Vol 23, No 10, (October 2014).*

11. Dusetzina, S. B., Ellis, S. D., Freedman, R. A., Winn, A. N., Chambers, J., Conti, R. M., Alexander, C., Huskamp, H. A., Keating, N. L., International Society of Pharmacoepidemiology, "Payer-level Differences in the Response to Regulatory Actions Regarding Bevacizumab's Breast Cancer Indication Withdrawal," Taipei, Taiwan. (October 2014).

12. Koestler, D., Meier, R., Graw, S., Usset, J., Raghavan, R., Dai, J., Chalise, P., Ellis, S., Fridley, B., "Team Jayhawk--our experience in the prostate cancer DREAM challenge." F1000 Research Vol 4:1376 (https://doi.org/10.7490/f1000research.1111088.1) (2015).*

13. Mackay*, C., Antonelli, K., Bruinooge, S., Ellis, S. D., Best of Clinical Research Initiative, "Cancer Centers' Experience with Insurance Denials for Clinical Trial Participation After ACA Mandate," Association American Cancer Institutes, Chicago, IL, United States. (December 2015).

14. Ellis, S. D., Mackay*, C., Geana, M., Gills, J., Griebling, T. L., Zganjar*, A., Thrasher, J. B., 10th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation, "When an intervention is not designed for dissemination: Developing a strategy to improve system-innovation fit," AcademyHealth, Arlington, VA. (December 2017).

15. Ellis, S. D., Geana, M., Mackay*, C., Shifter*, A., Gills, J., Stratton, K., Griebling, T. L., McWilliams, C., Zganjar, A., Thrasher, J. B., 11th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation, "Acceptability, Appropriateness and Appeal of Implementing Support for Guideline-based Cancer Care in Rural and Minority Urology Practices," AcademyHealth, Washington, DC, United States. (December 2018).

Local and regional paper presentations: 1. Ellis, S. D., Nielsen, M., Jackson, G., Weinberger, M., Wheeler, S., Carpenter, W., Southeastern Section of the American

Urological Association, "Prior Primary GNRH agonist Overuse and Contemporary Quality of Prostate Cancer Care," Savannah, GA, United States. (March 2015).

2. Ellis, S., Frontiers Evaluation, "Urologists' Decision Making Feasibility Study.," University of Kansas, Kansas City, KS. (January 2016).

3. Ellis, S. D., Kimminau, K. S., Jones*, E. V., Petty*, L., Ellerbeck, E. F., Thrasher, J. B., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "Barriers to Use of Active Surveillance in Low-risk Prostate Cancer," Colorado Springs, CO, United States. (September 2016).

4. Zganjar*, A., Mackay*, C., Petty*, L., Geana, M., Gills, J., Griebling, T. L., Thrasher, J. B., Ellis, S. D., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT: Increasing the Offer of Urologic Cancer Trials in Community Practice," Naples, FL, United States. (October 2017).

5. Ellis, S. D., Poopola*, T., William, P., Gills*, J., Campbell*, J., Saint Onge, J., Holzbeierlein, J. M., Lee, E. K., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "The Underutilization of Standard Therapies for Non-Metastatic Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer," Naples, FL, United States. (October 2017).

6. Geana, M., Ellis, S. D., 2018 Heartland Conference on Health Equity and Patient Centered Care, "Closing the Gap: Academic-Community Partnership to Increase Accrual to Cancer Clinical Trials.," AHEC, Kansas City, KS. (December 2018).

7. Gills, J., Stratton, K., Thrasher, J. B., Griebling, T. L., McWilliams, C., Zganjar*, A., Geana, M., Mackay*, C., Shifter*, A., Ellis, S. D., Southeast Section of the American Urological Association, "Acceptability, Appropriateness and Appeal of Implementing Support for Guideline-based Cancer Care in Rural and Minority Urology Practices," Phoenix, AZ. (March 2019).

B. Poster Presentations: National and international poster presentations: 1. Ellis, S. D., Bertoni, A., Blackwell, C. S., Bonds, D. E., Burnette, V., Clinch, C. R., Duren-Winfield, V., Lischke, M., Watkins, R.,

Williams, D., Xu, J., Goff Jr, D. C., American Heart Association 5th Scientific Forum on Quality of Care and Outcomes Research in Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke, "A Randomized Practice-Based Intervention to Evaluate a Cholesterol Management Decision Support Tool in Primary Care Practice: Design and Recruitment.," Washington, DC, United States. (2004).

2. Anderson, R., Press, N., Tucker, D., Wenzel, L., Snively, B., Hall, M., Ellis, S., Walker, A., Thompson, E., Lewis-Jack, O., Acton, R. T., Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics, "Randomized Trial Assessing Acceptability of DNA versus Blood Marker Testing to Detect Hemochromatosis In Primary Care Settings: HEIRS.," Toronto, Ontario. (November 2004).

3. Ellis, S. D., Bertoni, A., Blackwell, C. S., Bonds, D. E., Burnette, V., Clinch, C. R., Duren-Winfield, V., Lischke, M., Watkins, R., Williams, D., Xu, J., Goff, D. C., Center for Healthcare Research and Quality Day Poster Session, "A Randomized Practice-Based Intervention to Evaluate a Cholesterol Management Decision Support Tool in Primary Care Practice: Design and Recruitment," Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (December 2004).



4. Bonds, D., Lichstein, P., Ellis, S., Palla, S., Weeks, E., Society for General Internal Medicine Meeting, "A Practice-Centered Intervention to Increase Screening for Domestic Violence. Out of the Chaos: The Critical Role of Generalism.," New Orleans, LA, United States. (May 2005).*

5. Ellis, S. D., Bonds, D. E., Palla, S. L., Anderson, R. T., Society for General Internal Medicine Meeting, "Association Between Evidence-Based Care and Women's Satisfaction with Care. Out of the Chaos: The Critical Role of Generalism.," New Orleans, LA, United States. (May 2005).*

6. Ellis, S. D., Bonds, D. E., Palla, S. L., Weeks, E., Lichstein, P., Society for General Internal Medicine Meeting, "Association of Previous Healthcare screening with Patient Attitudes Toward Screening. Out of the Chaos: The Critical Role of Generalism.," New Orleans, LA, United States. (May 2005).*

7. Snow-Jones, A., Fowler, S., Ellis, S., Farmer, D., Hege, A., International Family Violence and Child Victimization Research Conference, "Lessons Learned from a Faith Community-Based Domestic Violence Pilot Program in Forsyth County, NC," Family Research Laboratory & Crimes Against Children Research Center, Sheraton Harborside Hotel and Conference Center. Portsmouth, NH, United States. (July 2006).

8. Ellis, S. D., Carpenter, W. R., Weiner, B. J., American Society of Preventive Oncology Meeting, "Effect of State Insurance Policies on Accrual to Cancer Control Trials.," Washington, DC. (March 2012).

9. Ellis, S. D., Blackard, B., Carpenter, W. R., Mishel, M., Chen, R. C., Godley, P. A., Mohler, J. L., Bensen, J. T., AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, "Prostate Cancer Guideline-Concordance in a North Carolina Population-based Sample of African and Caucasian Americans.," Orlando, FL, United States. (June 2012).

10. Denizard-Thompson, N., Weaver, K., Kronner, D., Ellis, S., Miller, D., Society of General Internal Medicine 37th Annual Meeting, "Older Adults' Attitudes about Receiving Text Messages Related to Colorectal Cancer Screening.," New Orleans, LA, United States. (April 2014).*

11. Ellis, S. D., Nielsen, M. E., Carpenter, W. R., Jackson, G. L., Wheeler, S. B., Liu, H., Weinberger, M., ASCO Annual Meeting, "Changes in androgen deprivation therapy overuse: Reimbursement response and characteristics of persistent over users.," Chicago, IL, United States. (May 2014).

12. Reeder-Hayes, K., Ellis, S. D., Dusetzina, S., Wheeler, S., ASCO Annual Meeting, "Cost-effectiveness of alternative adjuvant bisphosphonate regimens in postmenopausal women with early breast cancer," Chicago, IL, United States. (May 2014).*

13. Sarah, B. A., Ellis, S. D., Walker, J., Mayer, D., DiMartino, L., Gerstel, A., 7th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation, "A Systematic Review of Guidelines for the Use of Survivorship Care Plans," AcademyHealth, Bethesda, MD, United States. (December 2014).

14. Mackay*, C., Antonelli, K., Bruinooge, S., Ellis, S. D., Association of American Cancer Institutes' Clinical Research Initiative, "Cancer Centers' Experience with Insurance Denials for Clinical Trial Participation After ACA Mandate," KU Cancer Center, Chicago, IL, United States. (July 2015).

15. Birken, S., Ellis, S. D., Walker, J. S., DiMartino, L., Check, D. K., Gerstel, A. A., Meyer, D. K., Society for Implementation Research Collaboration, "Guidelines for the Use of a Recommended Practice in Survivorship Care: A Systematic Quality Appraisal Using the AGREE II Instrument," Seattle, WA, United States. (September 2015).

16. Ellis, S. D., Thrasher, J. B., Jones*, E., Kimminau, K. S., Society for Medical Decision Making Annual Meeting, "Treatment Decision Making in Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Recruitment and Data Collection Feasibility," Society for Medical Decision Making, Saint Louis, MO, United States. (October 2015).

17. Koestler, D. C., Usset, J., Graw, S., Meier, R., Raghavan, R., Dai, J., Chalise, P., Ellis, S. D., Fridley, B. L., International Society for Computational Biology, "Reflecting on the Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge: Lessons Learned," Philadelphia, PA, United States. (November 2015).

18. Karim, S., Ellis, S. D., Marx*, D., Uddin*, J., Vukas, R., AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, "Effect of Specialty Practice Organization on Quality of Care," AcademyHealth, Boston, MA. (June 2016).

19. Ellis, S. D., Kimminau, K. S., Jones*, E. V., Petty*, L., Ellerbeck, E. F., Thrasher, J. B., AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, "Potential Barriers to Use of Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision Aids in Urology Practice," AcademyHealth, Boston, MA. (June 2016).

20. Brooks, J. V., Ellis, S. D., Jones*, E. V., Kimminau, K. S., Thrasher, J. B., AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, "Role of Social Support in Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions: Physician Perceptions and Practices," AcademyHealth, Boston, MA, United States. (June 2016).

21. Ellis, S. D., Kimminau, K. S., Jones*, E. V., Ellerbeck, E. F., Thrasher, J. B., Society for Medical Decision Making Annual Meeting, "De-Implementing Curative Therapy in Low-Risk Prostate Cancer: Preliminary Evidence of Urologists' Unlearning," Society for Medical Decision Making, Vancouver, BC, Canada. (October 2016).

22. Ellis, S. D., Mackay*, C., Geana, M., Petty*, L., Gills*, J., Zganjar*, A., Griebling, T. L., Thrasher, J. B., AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, "LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT: Increasing the Offer of Urologic Cancer Trials in Community Practice," AcademyHealth, New Orleans, LA. (June 2017).

23. Ellis, S. D., Mackay*, C., Geana, M., Gills, J., Griebling, T. L., Zganjar*, A., Thrasher, J. B., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "When an intervention is not designed for dissemination: Developing a strategy to improve system-innovation fit," KU Cancer Center, Overland Park, KS. (December 2017).

24. Brekke*, G., Saint Onge, J., Kimminau, K. S., Ellis, S. D., AcademyHealth Research Meeting, "How Direct Primary Care Benefits Complex Patients: DPC Physicians' Perspectives," AcademyHealth, Seattle, WA. (June 2018).

25. Mackay*, C., Shifter*, A., Geana, M., Ellis, S. D., 10th Annual Association of American Cancer Institutes Clinical Research Initiative, "LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT Increasing the Offer of Urological Cancer Trials," Association American Cancer Institutes, Chicago, IL, United States. (July 2018).

26. Moon*, D., Brekke*, G., Mackay*, C., Geana, M., Gills, J., Zganjar*, A., Thrasher, J. B., Griebling, T. L., Ellis, S. D., 11th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation, "Identifying rural community urology needs to enhance the ability to offer clinical trials: Theoretical domains framework analysis," AcademyHealth, Washington, DC. (December 2018).

Local and regional poster presentations: 1. Ellis, S.D., Southern Anthropological Society, "Not Driving in America: The Implications of Driving Restrictions," Memphis, TN,

United States. (1997). 2. Anderson, R., Press, N., Tucker, D., Wenzel, L., Snively, B. M., Ellis, S., Hall, M., Walker, A. P., Thomson, E., Lewis-Jack, O.,

Acton, R., Center for Healthcare Research and Quality Day Poster Session, "Acceptability of DNA Versus Clinical Biochemical Blood Testing for Hemochromatosis among Primary Care Patients," Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (December 2004).



3. Ellis, S., Hartigan, A., Schomberg, R., Noped, J., Center for Healthcare Research and Quality Day Poster Session, "Design of a Study and Tool to Assess Satisfaction and Competency with Computerized Prescriber Order Entry at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center," Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (December 2004).

4. Ellis, S., Bonds, D., Lichstein, P., Weeks, E., Palla, S., Burke, K., Cogar, J., Lichstein, J. C., Pitts, F., Posey, C., Center for Healthcare Research and Quality Day Poster Session, "Preferences for Routine Domestic Violence Screening among Primary Care Patients in North Carolina," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (December 2004).

5. Ellis, S. D., Thrasher, J. B., Jones*, E., Kimminau, K. S., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Treatment Decision Making in Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Recruitment and Data Collection Feasibility," KU Cancer Center, Overland Park, KS, United States. (October 2015).

6. Mackay*, C., Antonelli, K., Bruinooge, S., Ellis, S. D., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Cancer Centers' Experience with Insurance Denials for Clinical Trial Participation After ACA Mandate," KU Cancer Center, Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2015).

7. Koestler, D. C., Usset, J., Graw, S., Meier, R., Raghavan, R., Dai, J., Chalise, P., Ellis, S. D., Fridley, B. L., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Reflecting on the Prostate Cancer Dream Challenge: Lessons Learned," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2015).

8. Brooks, J. V., Ellis, S. D., Jones*, E. V., Kimminau, K. S., Thrasher, J. B., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "Role of Social Support in Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions: Physician Perceptions and Practices," South Central Section of the American Urological Association, Colorado, CO, United States. (September 2016).

9. Ellis, S. D., Kimminau, K., Jones*, E. V., Ellerbeck, E., Thrasher, B. J., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "De-Implementing Curative Therapy in Low-Risk Prostate Cancer: Preliminary Evidence of Urologists' Unlearning.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2016).

10. Ellis, S. D., Popoola*, T., Simon*, D. P., Morris, B. B., Mohler, J. L., Fontham, E. T., Chen, R. C., Bensen, J. T., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Effect of NCCN Guideline-concordant Care on Prostate Cancer Treatment Regret and Health-related Quality of Life.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2016).

11. Locke*, N., Jones*, E. V., Petty*, L., Ellerbeck, E., Thrasher, B. J., Ellis, S. D., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Persistent Barriers to Active Surveillance Adoption.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2016).

12. Ellis, S. D., Kimminau, K., Jones*, E. V., Petty*, L., Ellerbeck, E., Thrasher, B. J., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "Potential Barriers to Use of Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision Aids in Urology Practice.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2016).

13. Lee, E. K., Popoola*, T., Parker*, W. P., Gills*, J., Holzbeierlein, J. M., Saint Onge, J., Ellis, S. D., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "The Underutilization of Standard Therapies for Non-metastatic Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2016).

14. Smelser*, W., Gills*, J., Au*, D., Holzbeierlein, J. M., Popoola*, T., Ellis, S. D., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "Radiation Monotherapy for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer: A Review of the National Cancer Database," Naples, FL. (October 2017).

15. Shifter*, A., Mackay*, C., Geana, M., Petty*, L., Gills*, J., Zganjar*, A., Griebling, T. L., Thrasher, J. B., Ellis, S. D., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium and Multi-Disciplinary Oncology Conference, "LEARN|INFORM|RECRUIT: Increasing the Offer of Urologic Cancer Trials in Community Practice," KU Cancer Center, Overland Park, KS. (December 2017).

16. Ellis, S. D., Simon*, D., Popoola*, T., Morris, B. B., Mohler, J. L., Fontham, E. T., Chen, R. C., Bensen, J. T., South Central Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting, "Effect of NCCN Guideline-concordant Care on Prostate Cancer Treatment Regret and Health-related Quality of Life," South Central Section of the American Urological Association, Colorado Springs, CO, United States. (October 2018).

17. Ellis, S., Geana, M., Mackay*, C., Shifter*, A., Gills, J., Stratton, K., Griebling, T., McWilliams, C., Zganjar*, A., Thrasher, B., KU Cancer Center Research Symposium, "Acceptability and appropriateness of implementing support for guideline-based cancer care in rural and minority urology practices.," Overland Park, KS, United States. (November 2018).

C. Invited Seminars at Other Universities and Institutions: National and international seminars: 1. Ellis, S. D., Society for Applied Anthropology, "African American Health: Experiences and Narrative Analyses." (1997).

2. Ellis, S. D., International Society for Quality of Life Research, "Qualify of Life Studies in Epilepsy," Vienna, Austria. (1997).

3. Shumaker, S. A., Ellis, S., Women's Health and Memory, "The Proceedings: Women's Health and Research: Multidisciplinary Models for Excellence," Sue V. Rosser and Leslie Sue Lieberman, eds, Gainesville, FL, United States. (1997).

4. Ellis, S. D., Society for Applied Anthropology, "Women's Health.," Tucson, AZ, United States. (1999).

5. Ellis, S. D., National Centers of Excellence in Women's Health: National Forum, "Working with the Media: Balancing Marketing, Advocacy and Scientific Agendas.," Washington, DC, United States. (1999).

6. Ellis, S., Department of Family and Community Medicine, "Improving Cancer Care Delivery through Urology Practice Engagement.," Division of Physician Assistants, Duke University, Durham, NC, United States. (April 2017).

7. Ellis, S., Mentored Training in Dissemination and Implementation Research in Cancer (MT-DIRC) Fellowship Training, "De-Implementation," Washington University, St Louis, MO, United States. (June 2017).

Local and regional seminars: 1. Shumaker, S. A., Ellis, S., "Women's Health and Memory," Women's Health Research, Gainesville, FL, United States. (1997).

2. Ellis, S., Public Health Sciences-Section on Social Sciences and Health Policy Section Meeting, "Qualitative Assessment as Adjunct to Health-Related Quality of Life Assessment in the ALERT study.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (1998).

3. Shumaker, S., Ellis, S., Public Health Sciences-Section on Social Sciences and Health Policy Section Meeting, "The Women's Health Center of Excellence.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (1998).

4. Ellis, S., The Science of Women's Health Reporting: Advanced Seminars for the Media, "Finding Experts.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (1999).

5. Ellis, S., Salem College Women's Wellness Week, "GenX Rx for Women's Health," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (1999).



6. Ellis, S., Forsyth County Middle School Teacher's Conference, "Pick Your Path to Health: Women's Health for the Millennium.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (2000).

7. Ellis, S., Kernersville Newcomers Club, "Menopause.," Kernersville, NC, United States. (2001).

8. Ellis, S. D., Building Capacity: Our Nonprofits and Our Sector, "Women as Leaders.," North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, Charlotte, NC, United States. (2001).

9. Ellis, S., Arbor Acres, "Women's Health for the Millennium: Pick Your Path to Health.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (2001).

10. Ellis, S., Guildford County Kappa Gamma Alumna Association, "Women's Health Issues.," Greensboro, NC, United States. (2001).

11. Ellis, S., HEARTQUEST Advisory Board, "Community Mobilization.," Whiteville/Lumberton, NC, United States. (2002).

12. Ellis, S., Columbus County HEARTQUEST Advisory Board, "Columbus County Community Mobilization.," Whiteville, NC, United States. (2003).

13. Ellis, S., Providers Asking About Violence Workshop, "Creating Change: Strategies to Support Your Efforts to Stem the Tide of Violence Against Women.," Winston-Salem, NC, United States. (2003).

14. Ellis, S. D., Robeson County HEARTQUEST Advisory Board, "Robeson County Community Mobilization.," Lumberton, NC, United States. (2003).

15. Ellis, S., Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Outcomes Breakfast Speaker Series, "Declining Overuse of Hormone Therapy for Localized Prostate Cancer: Predictors of Reimbursement Responsiveness and Emerging Patterns of Care.," Chapel Hill, NC, United States. (2013).

16. Ellis, S., KU Cancer Center Seminar Series, "Treatment Decision Making in Low-Risk Prostate Cancer," University of Kansas, Kansas City, KS, United States. (July 2015).

17. Ellis, S. D., Regional Health Policy Research Interest Group, "Pharmaceutical Policy for Cancer Drugs," University of Kansas, Kansas City, KS, United States. (November 2016).

18. Ellis, S. D., Interdepartmental Seminar Series, "Designing for Implementation: LEARN| INFORM| RECRUIT," Department of Preventive Medicine, Biostatistics and Health Policy and Management. (2018).

D. Media Presentations or Interviews 1. Cancer. Invited Editorial: Master, VA, Moses, KA. Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer Care: Is Adherence to National

Comprehensive Cancer Network Guidelines Good Enough for our Patients? Cancer. 2013 Jun 15;119(12):2209-11. In response to: Ellis SD, Blackard B, Carpenter WR, Mishel M, Chen RC, Godley PA, et al. Receipt of NCCN Guideline-concordant

Prostate Cancer Care among African-American and Caucasian Men in North Carolina. Cancer. 2013 Jun 15;119(12):2282-90. (2013).

2. Urology Times. Magazine article featuring my work on the overuse of androgen deprivation therapy in prostate cancer. https://www.urologytimes.com/prostate-cancer/adt-overuse-remains-problem-among-some-urologists. (September 2014). 3. Urologists in Cancer Care. News article featuring my work on overuse of androgen deprivation therapy in prostate cancer. http://www.onclive.com/publications/urologists-in-cancer-care/2015/August-2015/study-says-urologists-in-solo-practice-may-overuse-

gonadotropin-agonists. (2015). 4. Healthy Living Magazine. Magazine article featuring my work on overuse of androgen deprivation therapy in prostate cancer. https://healthylivingmagazine.us/Articles/9394/. (2015). 5. Prostatepedia. Magazine article featuring my work on overuse of androgen deprivation therapy in prostate cancer. https://www.prostatepedia.net/products/prostatepedia-february-2016-volume-1-number-6. (February 2016).

5. Other Evidence of Scholarship: