university of california, san francisco curriculum vitae...1996 - present sigma theta tau...

University of California, San Francisco CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Laura Michelle Wagner Position: Associate Professor, Step 2 Community Health Systems School of Nursing Address: Box 0608

2 Koret Way, Nursing, 511R University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, CA 94143

Voice: 502-1369 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION 1994 - 1997 Case Western Reserve University,Frances

Payne Bolton School of Nursing,Cleveland, Ohio

BSN Bolton Scholar

1997 - 1999 University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing, Philadelphia, PA

MSN Primary Care Gerontological Nurse Practitioner Program

2001 - 2004 Emory University, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Atlanta, GA

PhD Hartford Scholar Elizabeth Capezuti (2001-2003) and Patricia Clark (2003-2004)

LICENSES, CERTIFICATION 1997 Pennsylvania Registered Nurse (RN-516878-L), inactive

1999 Ohio Registered Nurse and Certified Nurse Practitioner (RN-285573), inactive

2001 Georgia Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner (RN-155869-NP), inactive

2005 Ontario Registered Nurse (RN-0510537), inactive

2010 New York State Registered Nurse (RN-639638-1), inactive

1999 Certified Geriatric Nurse Practitioner (#0343004 until 10/1/2024) by the American Nurses Credentialing Center

2012 California Board of Registered Nursing, RN-829629 and NP-22442 (active)

PRINCIPAL POSITIONS HELD 2003 - 2003 Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia Clinical Instructor,

Long Term Care Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

2005 - 2010 Baycrest Geriatric Healthcare System, Toronto, Ontario Canada

Gerontological Nursing Research Scientist

Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit

2010 - 2012 New York University, New York, New York Assistant Professor (Tenure Track)

College of Nursing

2012 - 2016 University of California, San Francisco Assistant Professor (Senate)

School of Nursing, Department of Community Health Systems

2016 - present University of California, San Francisco Associate Professor (Senate, with Tenure)

School of Nursing, Department of Community Health Systems

OTHER POSITIONS HELD CONCURRENTLY 2005 - 2010 Humber Institute of Technology, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Adjunct Faculty

Member School of Health Sciences

2005 - 2012 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Assistant Professor (Status)

Faculty of Nursing, School of Graduate Studies, and Health Policy Management and Evaluation

2010 - present Baycrest Geriatric Healthcare System, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Adjunct Scientist Rotman Research Institute

2012 - 2016 UCSF School of Nursing Hartford Center for Geriatric Nursing Excellence

Associate Director School of Nursing

2012 - present Jewish Senior Living, San Francisco Visiting Scientist Research Institute

2016 - present UCSF Adult Gerontological Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Program

Specialty Coordinator School of Nursing

2019 - present Healthforce Center at UCSF Affiliate Faculty Institute for Health Policy Studies

2019 - present UCSF School of Nursing Director, NP Programs

School of Nursing

HONORS AND AWARDS 2018 Invited to be the Inaugural Silvestri Endowed

Lecture Speaker at the University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Nursing on August 2, 2018

2016 Selected by graduating Master's students to receive the "Excellence in Teaching" Award at Graduation on June 10, 2016

UCSF

2015 Research team nominated for the Ontario Academic Health Sciences Centres Innovation Fund Award 2015 for "Development of a toolkit for sustainability of mental health guideline implementation"

Baycrest Geriatric Healthcare, Toronto, ON

2014 Western Institute of Nursing/American Nurses Foundation Scholar Award

2013 UCSF Hellman Family Awards for Early- Career Faculty

2013 Winner of the 2013 Rehabilitation Nursing Journal Editor's Choice Award for lead authorship of article "Impact of voluntary accreditation on short-stay rehabilitation measures in U.S. nursing homes"

2013 Winner of 2013 MEDSURG Nursing Journal Research for Practice Writer's Award for co-authorship of article "Patient safety in medical-surgical units: Can nurse certification make a difference?"

2013 Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing

2009 Canadian Institutes of Health Research, New Investigator Award in Aging, (declined, 8/2010)

2008 Springer Award in Geriatric/Gerontologic Nursing Research

2007 Selected as a "Baycrest Nurse Hero" at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care

2006 National Institutes of Health and National Institute on Aging Research Summer Institute for New Investigators, Aspen Wye River, July 8-14, 2006 plus Pre-Conference Workshop for Nurses, July 7-8, 2006.

2003 Emory University, Wesley Woods Center for Health in Aging, Student Essay Award, $500

2003 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Foundation NP Doctoral Education Scholarship, $1,200

2001 Emory University, Predoctoral Fellowship

1999 Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center Nurse Practitioner Trainee Award

1998 Professional Nurse Traineeship

1997 Selected by the CWRU Class of 1997 to be named the "Most Likely to Catheterize a Doctor" Award

1994 Bolton Scholar at Case Western Reserve University

1996 Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing (Alpha Mu)

KEYWORDS/AREAS OF INTEREST Multiple Chronic Conditions, Geriatric Nursing, Patient Safety, Quality Improvement, Nursing Home Care, Advanced Practice Nursing, Physical Restraints, Siderails, Falls, Adverse Event Communication, Medical Errors, Applied Health Services Research

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES SUMMARY My clinical expertise in patient safety and what I teach other nurses closely aligns with my program of scholarship and I feel the research, teaching, and clinical foci work together in a symbiotic relationship. For the past almost 25 years as a nurse, I have worked in a variety of highly ranked academic and community-based health care settings caring primarily for frail older adults. I have also worked with nurses in these settings on implementing and evaluating quality improvement and safety projects using the Clinical Microsystems approach on a variety of patient safety topics such as fall prevention, restraint and siderail reduction, minimizing laboratory errors, and minimizing problematic behaviors. I currently practice approximately 200 hours per year precepting nurse practitioner students in a variety of community based settings in San Francisco including the University Mound Ladies Home (2012- 2014), Heritage on the Marina (2014-present), and Baview Hunters Point Multipurpose Senior Services (2015- present) all focused on care of the older adult living with multiple chronic conditions. I coin this experience "Disparities of Elder Care in San Francisco." Prior to my arrival at UCSF School of Nursing, there were limited clinical experiences for the Adult Gerontological Nurse Practitioner students in care of frail elders. Thus, I have been able to significantly increase student exposure and building capacity in advanced practice geriatric clinical nursing for our nurse practitioner students.

CLINICAL SERVICES 1996 - University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland Ohio, Acute Geriatric Psychiatry,

Patient Care Assistant Weekends

1996 - 1997 The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, Medical Cardiology Stepdown, Patient Care Technician

Weekends, Summer

1997 - 1998 Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia PA, Intermediate NeuroIntensive Care- Acute Stroke Unit, Clinical Nurse

Part-Time

1997 - 1998 University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia, PA, Presbyterian Medical Center, Medical/Surgical Cardiology Unit, Clinical Nurse

Full Time

1999 - 2001 Wexner Heritage Village, Columbus, Ohio, Geriatric Nurse Practitioner Full Time

2001 - 2003 Dekalb Medical Center, Acute Care for the Elders (ACE) Unit, Atlanta, Georgia, Clinical Nurse

Per Diem

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

MEMBERSHIPS 1996 - present Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, Alpha Mu Chapter

1998 - present Gerontological Society of America

1998 - present American Geriatrics Society

1999 - present Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association

2013 - present American Nurses Association

2013 - present Western Institute of Nursing

SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2013 - 2016 ASTM International Committee F15 on Consumer Products: Committee to

develop a standard for portable bedrails for children and adults over age 5 Committee Member- Academia

SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS 2004 - 2004 Clinical Medicine Abstract Reviewer, Gerontological Society of America 2004 Conference

2004 - 2004 Manuscript Reviewer, BioMed Central On-line Nursing Journal

2006 - 2006 Manuscript Reviewer, Canadian Journal on Aging

2006 - 2006 Manuscript Reviewer, Journals of Gerontology Medical Sciences

2007 - 2007 Manuscript Reviewer, Research in Nursing & Health

2008 - 2008 Manuscript Reviewer, BMC Health Services Research

2008 - 2008 Manuscript Reviewer, Western Journal of Nursing Research

2008 - 2008 Manuscript Reviewer, Nursing Outlook

2008 - 2008 Manuscript Reviewer, International Journal of Nursing Studies

2009 - 2009 Manuscript Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership

2009 - 2009 Manuscript Reviewer, Geriatric Nursing

2010 - 2010 Manuscript Reviewer, Clinical Nursing Research (Winter, Spring and Summer)

2010 - 2010 Manuscript Reviewer, World Views on Evidence-Based Nursing

2011 - 2011 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

2011 - 2011 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Aging and Social Policy:

2011 - 2011 Manuscript Reviewer, Nursing Outlook,

2011 - 2013 Manuscript Reviewer, International Journal of Nursing Studies


2012 - 2012 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal for Healthcare Quality

2012 - 2012 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Patient Safety



2013 - 2013 Manuscript Reviewer, American Journal of Nursing

2013 - 2013 Manuscript Reviewer, Applied Clinical Informatics

2014 - 2014 Abstract Reviewer, Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Institute National Forum 2014

2014 - 2014 Manuscript Reviewer, The Gerontologist

2011 - 2017 Manuscript Reviewer, Research in Nursing & Health

2015 - 2018 Manuscript Reviewer, The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety

2015 - 2015 Manuscript Reviewer, Western Journal of Nursing Research

2016 - 2016 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

2017 - 2017 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of General Internal Medicine

2018 - 2018 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of the American Medical Directors Association

2018 - 2019 Manuscript Reviewer, Nursing Outlook x 2


2019 - 2019 Manuscript Reviewer, BMC Health Services Research

INVITED PRESENTATIONS - INTERNATIONAL 2005 Krembil Neuroscience Nursing Symposium, Toronto, ON, Canada

2006 Ontario Association of Non-Profit Homes and Services for Seniors in Toronto, ON, Canada

2007 Advancing Nursing Leadership for a Safer Health Care System, Toronto, ON

2007 The Ontario Long-Term Care Assocation Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON

2007 Alberta Long-Term Care Conference (oral)

2007 Canadian Geriatric Nursing Association National Conference Annual Meeting, Winnipeg, MB

2008 Canadian Healthcare Safety Symposium (Halifax 8) in Winnipeg, MB

2008 Edmonton III Safety in Long-Term and Community Care Conference in Edmonton, AB

2017 UCSF at the 2017 IAGG World Congress. Redefining Aging: Innovations at UCSF theld July 25, 2017 (moderator for Innovations in Care Session)

2017 Developing and disseminating interprofessional curricular innovations: Focus on debriefing. 2017 National Hartford Center for Geriatric Nursing Excellence Leadership Conference

2018 Enhancing Fall Prevention in Post-Acute Care: Evidence and Recommendations for Implementation. Canadian Fall Prevention Conference June 11th-12th, 2018| St. John’s, NL

2019 Co-organized a series of lectures on geriatric care to provide via Zoom to health care providers at the Aga Khan University School of Nursing & Midwifery in Karachi Pakistan and Nairobi Kenya; November and December 2019

INVITED PRESENTATIONS - NATIONAL 2000 National Conference of Gerontological Nurse Practitioners in Atlanta,

Georgia

2001 The American College of Nurse Practitioners National Conference in Atlanta, GA

2004 American Academy of Nurse Practitioners National Conference in New Orleans, LA

2001 American College of Nurse Practitioners Conference in Atlanta, Georgia (poster)

2006 2006 National State of the Science Congress in Nursing Research in Washington, DC (paper)

2007 8th Annual Transforming Fall Prevention Practices in Clearwater, FL

2009 2009 10th Annual Transforming Fall Management Prevention Practices, VISN 8 Patient Safety Center of Inquiry Conference in Clearwater Beach, FL. (3 separate invited podium talks)

2012 National Council State Boards of Nursing Scientific Symposium, Washington, DC. (invited)

2015 Quality and Safety Education for Nurses National Forum, San Diego, CA (podium talk; declined due to family health issue)

2017 2017 National Hartford Center for Geriatric Nursing Excellence Conference, San Francisco, CA (Concurrent Session co-lead), July 2017

2019 Newlin, M., Alderson, A. (2019). WAGS: What about Graduate Students? Guest Presenter at the 2019 NASPA Conferences on Student Success in Higher Education taking place June 16-18, 2019 in Orlando, Florida.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS - REGIONAL AND OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2001 American College of Nurse Practitioners Conference in Atlanta, Georgia

(poster)

2002 Georgia Rehab Nurses Association Conference in Atlanta, GA

2003 14th Annual Southeastern Regional Student Convention in Gerontology and Geriatrics: The Cultural Diversity of Aging in Tybee Island, GA. (poster)

2003 2003 Regional Research Conference, Emory University School of Nursing

2006 University of Toronto Institute for Life Course and Aging Noon Hour series

2006 multiple hospitals in Toronto on Physical Restraints in Acute Care settings

2008 Invited Keynote lecture for Patient Safety Week at St. John's Rehab Hospital

2008 Mt Sinai Hospital Nursing Symposium on Patient Safety, Transforming Care at the Bedside

2009 St. Michael's Hospital Nursing Research Seminar (invited keynote)

2009 Ontario Long Term Care Association Annual Convention: Writing a Research Grant

2009 Ontario Local Health Integration Network 4 Education Day talk on Patient Safety/Falls in Long Term Care

2010 Case Western Reserve University School of Nursing Research into Policy Conference

2015 California Association of Health Facilities and Quality Care Health Foundation 16th Annual Director of Nursing Conference: "Resident Centered, Resident Safe" Lead Planning Faculty. co-Led and presented the Day 1 (of a 2 day) conference in Newport Beach, CA for 200 Directors of Nursing

2018 University of California Office of the President sponsored inaugural conference "First Generation Students at UC: Strengthening our Approach to Support their Success" speaker on High Impact Practices: FirstGenRN program at UCSF. July 11, 2018 at University of California San Diego

CONTINUING EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Attend a variety of online and in-person CE courses to maintain national certification as a Geriatric

Nurse Practitioner. This includes 25 Pharmacy hours every 5 years.

2013 Institute for Healthcare Communication Trained Faculty for "Disclosing Unanticipated Medical Outcomes" in Glastonbury, CT. 31 hours of CEUs Awarded

2013 DIVA Training: I participated in the faculty diversity training to promote cultural humility in graduate education. This training has influenced the way I teach, mentor, and interact with students, colleagues, and others in the School of Nursing, helping to create a more inclusive and respectful learning community for all. I received a total of 8 CEUs for attending the program

2014 Attended: Summer Research Institute on Developing Behaviorial Interventions at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. Led by Dr. Laura Gitlin, PhD. June 11, 12, 13, 2014.

2015 Accepted into the inaugural 2015-2016 Tideswell, American Geriatrics Society, Association of Directors of Geriatric Academic Programs National Leadership Development Program

GOVERNMENT AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - GRANT REVIEWS

2005 - 2005 Proposal Reviewer, Baycrest Research Ethics & Scientific Committee

2005 - 2005 Registered Nurses Association of Ontario- External Stakeholder Reviewer for the "Nursing Management of Hypertension Best Practice Guideline"

2005 - 2005 Grant Proposal Reviewer, Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation & Long-Term Care

2006 - 2006 Grant Reviewer, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute of Aging

2009 - 2009 Proposal Reviewer, Canadian Nurses Foundation, Best Practice Guidelines Research Proposals

2011 - 2011 Reviewer, "2011 BSN Award for Innovative Clinical Rotation in a Nursing Home", American Association of Colleges of Nursing

2011 - 2011 External Reviewer: Government of British Columbia, Canada. Michael Smith Foundation, Nursing Research Initiative. Research Project Program 2011.

2017 - 2017 External Reviewer: Mitacs Canada Elevate Proposal for a Post Doctoral Fellow

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- OTHER SERVICE

1996 - 1997 Greater Cleveland Nurses Association "Adopt-a-Student Project" Member. Selected by the nursing faculty at Case Western Reserve University for this first-ever mentoring project

1998 - 1999 Graduate Student Organization, University of Pennsylvania- Executive Board Secretary

1999 - 1999 Search committee member to appoint a new Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing

1999 - 2001 Wexner Heritage Village, Columbus, OH, Chair of pressure ulcer, restraint reduction, and pain management committees

2001 - 2003 Atlanta area "Council on Elder Abuse & Neglect"- Public awareness speaker

2005 - 2005 Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit 5th Annual Conference, Co-chair, conference planning committee

2006 - 2009 Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit, Organizer for Weekly Research Grand Rounds

2006 - 2007 Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Wound Care Expert Panel Regulation Act Project

2007 - 2008 Canadian Patient Safety Institute, Co-Lead Author, Background Paper on Resident Safety in Long-Term Care Settings

2007 - 2010 Ontario Long-Term Care Association, Applied Research Committee Member

2008 - 2008 Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit 8th Annual Conference, Co-chair, conference planning committee

2008 - 2010 Baycrest "Safe Movement Team"- consulting with clinical departments on restraints/siderail policy updates, falls management program, and safe lifting.

2008 - 2009 Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Expert Panel Team Member for the Long Term

2008 - 2011 Data Safety and Monitoring Board, Baycrest, Co-Chair for study "An open-label pilot study of the effects of acute Memantine administration on FDG-PET in frontotemporal dementia," PI: Tiffany Chow, MD.

2009 - 2010 Expert Advisor, Osteoporosis Training of Health Care Professionals in Long-Term Care Homes and Quality Care Improvement Outcomes. A. Papaioannou (PI).

2010 - 2011 Chair, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, Best Practice Guideline Development- Alternatives for Restraint Use

2010 - 2011 Member, National Quality Forum Skilled Nursing Facilities Technical Advisory Panel for Serious Reportable Events in Healthcare.

2011 - 2015 Member, University of Pittsburgh Data Safety and Monitoring Board, "Enhancing the Detection Management of Adverse Drug Events in the Nursing Home" Grant Number: R01HS018721-01. Principal Investigator's Name: Steven M. Handler, MD, PhD

2011 - 2014 Faculty Member, Canadian Patient Safety Institute and Safer Healthcare Now "Falls and Falls Injury Prevention" initiative.

2012 - 2014 Project Leadership Team: The Joint Commission. High Reliability Practices to Reduce Transmission of Infection in Long Term Care (PI: B. Braun- R13 HS022174-01)

2013 - 2014 Committee Member, Rothschild Foundation; Person Centered Care Planning Task Force to provide guidance to CMS on Resident Choice and Patient Safety

2013 - 2015 Committee Member, Financial Effects of Health Information Technology in Long Term Care Settings. National Institute on Aging Grant (R03 AG046671-01). Mark Unruh, PI

2014 - 2016 Watch Your Step!: Planning Committee to convene a national meeting on falls and fall prevention in Canada held in May 2016 in Alberta CA

2016 - 2018 Watch Your Step!: Planning Committee to convene a national meeting on falls and fall prevention in Canada to be held June 2018 in Newfoundland

Planning Committee and Chair of Abstract Review

2017 - 2018 Faculty Member, Canadian Patient Safety Institute and Safer Healthcare Now! "Falls Getting Started Kit" Revision

2017 - 2018 Technical Expert. WHO-HQ Patient Safety and Risk Management Unit Global Patient Safety Challenge: Medication Without Harm Initiative

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UNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE

SERVICE ACTIVITIES SUMMARY I have immersed myself in numerous internal and external service activities. I am actively involved in a wide variety of committees and organizations within the School of Nursing and across campus. I also work closely with the UCSF Nursing Development Directors from the University Development and Alumni Relations office to identify and cultivate potential donors, speak with faculty about their role in the development process, and attend development events. In 2018, I played a pivotal role in securing a $500K corporate gift to fund research at the School of Nursing in technology and mobile health. In 2019, I have been instrumental in securing over $500K in both restricted gift funding and endowed scholarship gifts from donors. At UCSF, these past two years I have participated on the UCSF Distinction in Mentoring Selection Committee and I am currently a member of the UCSF Graduate Council. Nationally and internationally, I participate in grant, journal, and scholarship reviews. I also participate on the planning committee for a biennial Canadian National Falls Prevention conference. My role on this committee is primarily to secure speakers as well as to lead the abstract submissions and approvals process. I have also served on a number of search committees (e.g., Family HealthCare Nursing Department Chair). I have served on the PhD screening committee since 2014 with assuming the Chair of PhD Admissions committee in cycles 2016, 2017, and 2018 and mentoring the new chair and my departmental replacement in 2019. I was also recently the Chair of the Education Design Team for the School of Nursing's Strategic Plan in 2018. In that capacity, I led several meetings and collaborated with the consultants on education strategies to present to the school to be included in the Strategic Plan.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE UC SYSTEM AND MULTI-CAMPUS SERVICE 2012 - 2016 Doctor of Nursing Practice Taskforce Committee to develop a Self-Supporting

DNP program

2014 - Invited to represent UCSF at UC President Janet Napolitano's apartment for an intimate dinner with rising young University of California researchers on March 4, 2014

2015 - 2017 UC Systemwide Assembly of the Academic Senate UCSF Senate Delegate

2019 - UC Ad Hoc Review Committee for an Academic Senate stewardship review of UCSF Chancellor Sam Hawgood

Member

UCSF CAMPUSWIDE 2012 - present UCSF First Generation to College Initiative Faculty mentor to a

diverse group of "First Gen" students

2013 - 2014 UCSF 2.0/2025 Initiative Departmental/School Ambassador

2013 - 2015 UCSF IHI Open School School of Nursing Faculty Advisor

2016 - 2017 UCSF Center for Science, Education and Outreach Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP)

Faculty Mentor

2016 - 2017 UCSF Capital Campaign: Invited by Chancellor Hawgood to serve on the "Cutting Edge Care"working group

School of Nursing Representative

2018 - present Distinction in Mentoring Selection Committee, 2018, 2019, and 2020 School of Nursing Representative

2018 - present UCSF Graduate Council Member

2019 - present UCSF Medical Center Quality Improvement Executive Committee Inaugural School of Nursing Representative

2019 - present UCSF Faculty Partners in Philanthropy School of Nursing Representative

SCHOOL OF NURSING 2013 - 2017 Health Sciences Compensation Plan Committee- School of Nursing

Committee. Dean's Appointed Member Committee Member

2014 - present Work closely with our Development Team around fundraising, development, and faculty training in the philanthropy process

2014 - 2016 DIVersity in Action Committee: Committee Member- Facilitated faculty diversity training and organized the Spring 2015 and Fall 2016 Diversity Celebration Event

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE 2014 - 2019 School of Nursing Doctoral Admissions Selection Committee Chair; Department

representative

2016 - 2018 Community Health Systems Search Committees for Tenure Track, Adjunct and Clinical Faculty Appointments

member

2017 - present Community Health Systems Promotion and Acceleration Committee Chair

2019 - Search Committee for a Department Chair of Family Health Care Nursing Member

SERVICE AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES 2015 - Extramural Evaluation for an Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing

Appointment University of California, Davis

2017 - Promotion/Appointment reviewer George Washington University

2018 - Promotion/Appointment reviewer Hunter College Bellevue School of Nursing

2018 - Promotion/Appointment reviewer Johns Hopkins University

2019 - Research Project reviewer University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

2019 - External Examiner for Dissertation Defense University of Toronto

CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSITY

CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSITY I am involved at the University level in the First Generation to College Initiative. In that capacity, I mentor and inspire a diverse group of students who are like me: the first in their family to attend college. I have received funding through a few sources, both intramural and extramural, to develop a program (First GenRN) to better support students who are First Generation to College. I am now expanding the program across four Bay Area Schools of Nursing through a grant from the CalWellness Foundation. I am proud to say that I am the Founder of this program. I work closely with the UCSF Office of Student Life on this project with the ultimate goal to disseminate this throughout all UCSF Schools and we frequently connect with health professions schools outside of UCSF. My work in this area has allowed me to receive national recognition in cultivating the careers of FirstGen Students. In 2018, I was invited to present an inaugural endowed lectureship on my work at UNLV and I presented on my research at the inaugural UCOP "First Generation Students at UC: Strengthening our Approach to Support their Success" at UCSD. Tae-Sun Kim, UCOP's Manager of Strategic Diversity Initiatives had this to say about my presentation, "Dr. Wagner’s presentation had to be assigned to the largest breakout room available. She presented on FirstGenRN, and gripped the audience with her explanation of race concordance in healthcare." In 2019, UCSF was named an inaugural FirstGen First Forward campus by NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, a national organization leading the way in FirstGen initiatives. The FirstGenRN program was a critical piece to receiving this designation. I am now identified on a national level as the "go to" person regarding building capital among FirstGen students in the Health Professions. I am currently in the process of planning the first of its kind "FirstGen Health" Conference to be held in Fall 2020 which has secured both intramural and extramural funding. We hope to have at least 150 participants (e.g., Deans, Associate Deans) from across North America attend to learn more about support FirstGen students in Health Professions Education.

TEACHING AND MENTORING

TEACHING SUMMARY My philosophy of teaching centers around using the "flipped classroom" approach with learners. In this approach, students prepare by watching online lectures and come to a smaller seminar fully engaged to work through a particular case study or problem. While I co-teach a large core course at the graduate level with over 150 students, I am a full supporter of differentiated learning in the seminar break-outs which provide students the opportunity to not only teach their peers but also gives them the freedom and flexibilty to be creative as they work through the cases in small groups. I am a strong supporter of student classroom assignments not being just "academic exercises" but rather a valuable experience that results in some type of deliverable such as a publication. My students seek me out for this quality, in that their work will result in a high yield investment. My primary course since arriving at UCSF is N262A: Advanced Scholarship in Research I which all graduate (MSN) nursing students take in the first year of their program. This course has consistently been evaluated by students at or above the mean for courses within my department and have found the course to be extremely organized and especially helpful for writing their culminating comprehensive examination. I have also had the opportunity to mentor teaching assistant and teaching residents each year in the course which has resulted in positively shaping their perceptions in pursuing a career in academic nursing. Further, the course remains an increasingly significant "feeder" for PhD applications and the majority of our incoming PhD students are now former MS students. I continue to be a Specialty Director of the Adult Gerontology Primary Care NP Program, one of the largest NP training programs in the School of Nursing, where I lead and mentor 10 faculty and over 60 students' training. I am the only Senate faculty member in the school who is directing a large clinical training program. This program is nationally ranked by USNWR and my role is multifaceted and expansive. In 2019, I also assumed the leadership position of NP Director for the School of Nursing- a requirement for the California Board of Nursing. In that role, my primary responsibilities are ensuring any new policies or state regulatory changes are implemented in the School (e.g., SB 1109).

FORMAL TEACHING Academic Yr Course No. & Title Teaching Contribution School Class

Size

Academic Yr Course No. & Title Teaching Contribution School Class Size

2012 - 2015 UCSF Interprofessional Standardized Patient Exercise

Faculty Seminar Leader annually since October 2012

Nursing 8 NP, MD, PT, DDS students

2013 - 2015 N245A: Clinical Prevention and Population Health

Seminar Leader Nursing 40 MSN students

2012 - 2014 N401.04 Psychiatric NP Practicum and Seminar

Seminar Leader Nursing 13 NP students

2013 - N262B. Advanced Scholarship in Research-Part 2

Seminar leader for Spring 2013 Nursing 20 MS students

2014 - present N262A. Advanced Scholarship in Research- Part A

co-Faculty of Record Nursing 150+ MS students

2015 - 2016 N414.28 Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (AGPCNP) Practicums

Faculty of Record Nursing 4-9 students

2019 - present MHA 200A Advanced Scholarship in Health Systems Research

Faculty of Record Nursing 20 students

INFORMAL TEACHING 1996 - 1996 Paid tutor for undergraduate nursing students at CWRU in Anatomy

1998 - 1999 University of Pennsylvania, Biochemistry and Pharmacology Tutor

2000 - 2009 University Guest Lectures at the following universities: The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, 2000; Ohio State University College of Nursing 2001-2002, 2007; Preceptor for four Family Nurse Practitioner Students in 2001 at Ohio State University; Division of Physical Therapy, Emory University School of Medicine, 2001-2004; Emory University, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, 2003; Division of Nursing, New York University, Nursing Science IV: Care of Adults and Elders, 2004; College of Nursing, University at Buffalo, 2005-2006, Brock University School of Nursing, St. Catharines, ON, Canada, 2005; Humber College School of Nursing, Toronto, ON, 2005-2009; University of Toronto, Faculty of Nursing, Undergraduate Gero Course and Quality and Safety Course, 2005-2010; The Ohio State University College of Nursing; Case Western Reserve University, 2007 and 2009; University of Georgia School of Nursing via Elluminate Live webcast, 2008; New York University College of Nursing, 2009; Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing, University of California, Davis, 2009)

2010 - 2012 From 2010-2012 I taught formally at New York University College of Nursing, primarily in the Doctor of Nursing Practice program. The courses I taught related to Quality and Safety and guiding the students through their Capstone experience from proposal development to evaluation and defense. I also taught a few courses in the Undergraduate nursing class, mainly Adult and Elder Health Clinical and a Seminar. At New York University College of Nursing, my service included mentoring two Pace University faculty in the Scholar-in-Residence program and also chairing the College's Quality Improvement committee. I have also served as a reviewer for student theses at NYU and the University of Toronto.

MENTORING SUMMARY I have formally mentored over forty research assistants, DNP, MSN, and PhD students over the past ten years. Because of their time in my lab, most of these students have continued to pursue a graduate or professional degree in higher education (law school, medical school, nursing graduate school, PhD programs) or leadership positions, and several have participated in co-authoring my publications. I also have mentored my students in submitting their own publications. My philosophy of mentoring is to provide the mentee as much "hands-on" experience as possible in the experience and adding to their skill base qualities such as: a strong work ethic, passion for the profession, a high level of enthusiasm, and the importance of being organized in verbal and written work. My mentees seek me out for these experiences, and I often have several students who volunteer their time in my lab to gain research experience when no paid positions are available. Students who have worked in my lab in the past have told me consistently that their experience has prepared them well for their future studies. Currently, I am the academic advisor for 3 PhD students. All of these students are conducting research in my area (e.g., patient safety and geriatrics) and they are all First Generation to College. I also am serving increasingly in a mentoring role to the junior faculty in our department- providing career advancement opportunities, mentoring them into leadership roles, and providing support along the way. In 2019, I co-sponsored the First Norwegian nurse to be inducted as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing.

PREDOCTORAL STUDENTS SUPERVISED OR MENTORED Dates Name Program or

School Mentor Type Role Current Position

2003 - 2004 Sarah Asbell Emory School of Nursing

Research/Scholarly Mentor

RA Supervisor Wound Care Specialist

2003 - 2004 Carolyn Clevenger Emory School of Nursing

Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

RA Supervisor Associate Dean Graduate Programs, Emory U.

2005 - 2005 Sabine Doebel Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Post Doctoral Fellow

2007 - 2008 Nina Mafrici Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Clinical Psychologist

2007 - 2009 Joanna Dionne Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Physician

2007 - 2009 Hannah Gao Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor RN for Toronto Public Health

2007 - 2009 Julie Rice Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor RN Sick Kids in Toronto

2007 - 2009 Xiao Jin Chen Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Lawyer

2008 - 2009 Jessica Zive Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Physician

Dates Name Program or School

Mentor Type Role Current Position

2008 - 2009 Mara Silver Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Family Physician

2008 - 2010 Kathleen Reid Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor,Career Mentor

RA Supervisor Advanced Practice Nurse

2008 - 2010 Kimberly Harkness Baycrest/ University of Toronto


RA Supervisor Graduate Student, U of Toronto

2009 - 2010 Lise Pho Baycrest/ University of Toronto

Project Mentor RA Supervisor York University Instructor

2011 - 2012 Renee Wisniewski New York University


RA Supervisor Sloan Kettering Nurse Practitioner

2011 - 2012 Matt Janoska New York University


RA Supervisor RN, NYU Medical Center. NYU Scholar

2011 - 2012 Allegra Robinson New York University

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Research Nurse Coordinator

2011 - 2012 Rasheda Simpson New York University


RA Supervisor Assistant Professor

2011 - 2012 Saera Fernandez New York University

Project Mentor RA Supervisor Nurse Practitioner

2007 - 2010 Mary Chiu University of Toronto


PhD Committee Research Coordinator

2008 - 2012 Christina Forsyth University of Toronto


PhD Committee Research Manager

2010 - 2012 Shawna McDonald University of Toronto


MSc Chair Ontario Community Care Access Center

2010 - 2018 Constance Nguyen Fairleigh Dickinson University

Career Mentor Sponsor Psychologist

2010 - 2011 Emily Schaab New York University


DNP Committee Mt. Sinai Stroke Coordinator

2011 - 2012 Sue Renz New York University


DNP Committee U. Pennsylvania GNP faculty; Program Director



2011 - 2012 Min Zhou New York University


DNP Chair ANP Liver Transplant NYU Medical Center

2013 - 2013 Kate Melino UCSF Project Mentor,Career Mentor

RA Supervisor Psych NP; Director of Progress Foundation

2013 - 2013 Lena Driscoll UCSF Project Mentor,Career Mentor

RA Supervisor Advanced Practice Nurse SF Hospice

2013 - 2013 Jasmin Esragh UCSF Project Mentor,Career Mentor

RA Supervisor Oncology Research Nurse

2013 - 2013 Deloris Jacobs Bellarmine University, Kentucky


DNP Committee DNP Graduate

2014 - 2015 Julee Kim UCSF Project Mentor RA Supervisor Psychiatric NP, Portland Oregon

2014 - 2016 Hema Doshi UCSF Project Mentor RA Supervisor NP, UC Irvine

2014 - 2016 Victoria Flores UCSF Career Mentor Career Mentor PhD student

2014 - 2016 Hannah Jang UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

Qualifying Exam Chair; Dissertation Committee Member

Research Nurse, UCSF

2015 - present Debra Phillips UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

PhD advisor PhD Student

2016 - 2018 John Williams UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

PhD advisor Registered Nurse

2016 - present Michele Diaz UCSF Project Mentor,Career Mentor

PhD advisor PhD Student

2015 - present Brianna Singleton UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

PhD Mentor PhD student

2018 - present Amanda Egloff UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Project Mentor,Career Mentor

PhD Advisor PhD student

2017 - 2019 Claudia Barrera UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

Research Assistant, Advisee NP at SFVA



2018 - present Frank Molina UCSF Research/Scholarly Mentor,Career Mentor

Research Assistant MS Student

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS AND RESIDENTS MENTORED Dates Name Fellow Mentor Role Faculty Role Current Position

2014 - 2015 Jessica Draughon T32 Fellow in HIV/AIDS

Co-FOR in N262A. Served as her primary teaching mentor

Assistant Clinical Professor UC Davis

FACULTY MENTORING Dates Name Position while

Mentored Mentor Type Mentoring Role Current Position

2016 - 2019 Amanda Peacock, DNP, AGPCNP

Clinical Faculty Career Mentor,Co-Mentor/Clinical Mentor

Mentor Director, AGPCNP Program at Loyola University in Chicago

VISITING FACULTY MENTORED 2014 - 2015 Nam-Ju Lee College of Nursing; Seoul National University

2014 - 2014 Wenche Malmedal

Faculty of Nursing; Sør-Trøndelag University College Trondheim, Norway Sponsored Application 2019 as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing to become the first Norwegian nurse inducted into the academy

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES SUMMARY As an applied health services researcher, my program of research focuses on reducing adverse events and improving patient safety in nursing home settings. Specifically I focus on improving care processes and identify ways to ensure that safe nursing care is: efficient, ethical, and evidence-based. I have conducted research on bed siderail reduction; improving adverse event reporting systems; assessment of patient safety culture perceptions; examining nursing care activities around the management of falls, including risk assessment and communication among care providers; and adverse event disclosure perceptions among nurses. This research is innovative in that I am one of only a handful of researchers who has tackled the issue of patient safety and translated the Institute of Medicine "To err is human" recommendations in the non-hospital setting. I have received a number of research awards based on my publications and research. I have a number of current research grants and LOIs in progress or under review. Currently, I am 60% extramural research funded despite my extensive service, teaching and administrative responsibilities. I serve as a co-Director for the HRSA UCSF Workforce Center Research in Long Term Care. I am conducting an evaluation study for a pilot inaugural home care voucher program through the City and County of San Francisco, and I have extramural research funded for the FirstGenRN program. In 2019, I received an affiliate faculty appointment with the UCSF Institute for Health Policy Studies given my increasing role in research with my mentor, Joanne Spetz. I have also published a number of papers over the past few years in highly ranked journals (e.g., Journal of the American Geriatrics Society; Nursing Outlook) on my research and have participated in media outreach. Several of my recent publications include my participation as a co-author with colleagues who have sought me out for my expertise as well as my mentees.

RESEARCH AWARDS - CURRENT 1. Principal Investigator 10% % effort Wagner (PI) Cigna Foundation 1/1/2020 12/31/2020 Street Nursing Program $ 200,000

direct/yr 1 $ 200,000 total

Pilot and launch of the Street Nursing Program that provides primary nursing care to people experiencing homelessness

Principal Investigator 2. PI 15% % effort Wagner (PI) Private Donor 1/1/2020 12/31/2022 Home Base Primary Care Clinical Training Program $ 150,000


Establish and evaluate a home based primary care clinical training program. PI and Project Manager 3. 1 U81HP26494-01-00 Co-I 18% % effort Spetz (PI) U.S. Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services

Administration 9/1/2013 8/31/2022

UCSF Health Workforce Research Center Other members of research team: Susan Chapman, Elizabeth Mertz, Janet Coffman, Laura Wagner (UCSF)

$ 2,249,921.00 total

4. PI 10% % effort Wagner (PI) California Wellness Foundation 1/2019 12/2021 FirstGenRN: Career Development in Health Professions Education $ 250,000 total PI of the grant 5. co-Investigator 7% % effort Spetz (PI) City and County of San Francisco Department of Aging 9/30/2017 6/30/2019 Program Evaluation for Support at Home $ 100,000


evaluating a novel and new program to provide home care services to residents of San Francisco who meet certain criteria

co-investigator of evaluation team. training staff, identifying data collection measures.

RESEARCH AWARDS - PAST 1. PI 10% % effort Wagner (PI) University of California, San Francisco Office of Medical Education

and Tideswell™ at UCSF. 07/012017 06/30/2018

First GenRN: Career Development in Health Professions Education $ 22,982 total Developing a program in the SON to provide career development to the First Generation to College (FG2C)

community. In addition to providing regular workshops with FG2C students, I will be targeting faculty so they are best positioned to mentor FG2C advisees as well as collaborating with the campus level FG2C initiative and developing a sustainability plan to engage the other schools and FG2C faculty across campus.

2. 104825 co-I, 20% effort BHPR in Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) 07/01/2013 06/30/2016

Advanced Nursing Education Program: Inter-professional Adult Gerontology Education for Nurse Practitioners (IAGE-NP)

$ 845,781 total

3. 1 U81HP26494 PI, 10% effort Wagner (PI) U.S. Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services

Administration 9/01/2015 8/31/2016

Electronic Health Records in Nursing Homes $ 70,000 direct/yr 1 Research Project Part of the HRSA Workforce Center funding 4. PI Virginia Stone and Western Institute of Nursing Scholar: American

Nurses Foundation 09/01/2013 08/31/2015

Improving Communication of Adverse Events and Errors in Nursing Home Settings

$ 25,000 direct/yr 1

5. PI UCSF Hellman Family Fellows Foundation 07/01/2013 06/30/2015 Improving communication of adverse events in nursing homes $ 40,000 total 6. R41016 PI National Council for State Boards of Nursing 11/01/2011 10/31/2014 Impact of an Internationally Educated Nurse Workforce on Patient

Safety Care Processes and Outcomes in Nursing Homes $ 150,000 direct/yr 1 $ 300,000 total

7. PI Dean David Vlahov 12/2013 6/30/2014 Dean Initiative: Developing a Culture of Philanthropy at the UCSF

School f Nursing $ 7,000 direct/yr 1

8. Co-I (5%) Canadian Institutes of Health Research 2009 2012 Baycrest Research about Volunteering (BRAVO) $ 227,307 direct/yr 1 9. PI Canadian Institutes of Health Research 03/01/2010 02/28/2012 Disparities in Nursing Care Processes: A focus on adverse event

communication with cognitively impaired nursing home residents $ 56,317 total

10. PI Canadian Institutes of Health Research 07/01/2009 08/31/2010 Disclosure of Adverse Events in Nursing Home Settings. New

Investigator Career Award in the Area of Aging. Declined award in August 2010 after moving back to U.S.

$ 60,000 direct/yr 1 $ 300,000 total

11. PI Canadian Institutes of Health Research 03/01/2009 08/31/2010 Communicating about Nursing Errors (CANE) in Nursing Home

Settings $ 59,012 direct/yr 1 $ 59,012 total

12. PI Ontario Research Coalition 03/01/2009 09/15/2010 Implications for Improving Mobility and Maximizing Safety $ 30,000 direct/yr 1 $ 30,000 total 13. R03 HS016547-01 Co-I Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 08/01/2007 08/31/2009 Survey of Incident Reporting Systems in Nursing Homes $ 50,000 direct/yr 1 $ 98,035 total 14. Co-I National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly 09/01/2008 09/30/2009 Development and evaluation of an e-learning program to support

nursing care givers (personal support workers) in long term care $ 34,550 direct/yr 1 $ 34,550 total

15. Co-I Health Canada 01/01/2009 04/30/2009 The potential of routinely collected assessment information for safety

indicators in residential continuing care settings $ 30,000 direct/yr 1 $ 30,000 total

16. PI Canadian Institutes of Health Research 10/17/2008 10/17/2008 Connecting Research and Clinical Care: Improving Patient Safety in

Long-Term Care Settings $ 10,000 direct/yr 1 $ 10,000 total

17. PI Canadian Institutes of Health Research 10/16/2008 10/16/2008

Let's Talk Safety in Nursing Homes: Cafe Scientifique $ 3,000 direct/yr 1 $ 3,000 total 18. PI Canadian Patient Safety Institute 01/01/2006 11/30/2007 An examination of documented fall risk and adherence to fall

prevention interventions in Ontario long-term care facilities $ 50,000 direct/yr 1 $ 100,000 total

19. PI American Nurses Foundation/Sigma Theta Tau International 01/01/2006 05/01/2007 Nurses' attitudes towards resident safety in long-term care settings $ 7,500 direct/yr 1 $ 7,500 total 20. R03 HS 14663-01 PI Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 07/01/2004 11/03/2004 Use of Incident Reports to Assess Falls in Nursing Homes.

completed PhD studies early $ 14,167 direct/yr 1 $ 29,476 total

21. PI John A. Hartford Foundation 09/01/2002 12/31/2004 Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity Scholars Program $ 50,000 direct/yr 1 $ 100,000 total 22. PI Sigma Theta Tau International, Alpha Mu Chapter 01/01/2003 12/31/2003 Dissertation Research Award $ 500 direct/yr1

direct/yr 1 $ 500 total total

23. PI 10 % effort Wagner (PI) University of California School of Nursing Research Grants Program 7/1/2016 6/30/2017 Foreign Nurses Experiences and Perceptions of Palliative Care in

Nursing Homes $ 12,442 direct/yr 1

Conduct focus groups in nursing homes on foreign nurses' experiences in caring for frail elders PI

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

1. *Happ, M.B., Capezuti, E. Strumpf, N., Wagner, L., Cunningham, S, Evans, L., & Maislin, G.. (2002). Advance care planning and end-of-life care for nursing home residents. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 50 (5), 829-835. M.B. Happ winner of the 2003 Springer - Gerontological Society of America Gerontological Nurse Research Award for this article.

2. *Wagner, L.M., Clark, P.C., Parmelee, P.P., Capezuti, L., Ouslander, J. (2005). Use of a content analysis procedure for the development of a falls management audit tool. The Journal of Nursing Measurement 13 (2), 101-113.

3. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Taylor, J.A., Sattin, R.W., Ouslander, J. (2005). Impact of a falls menu-driven incident reporting system on documentation and quality improvement in nursing homes. The Gerontologist. 45 (6), 835-842. Manuscript featured in: the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Research Activities Newsletter, pg. 15, No, 310, June 2006; CNS Senior Care, Spring 2006, p. 18.; and Alzheimer's Care Guide Nov/Dec 2006, vol.14, no. 6, p.7.

4. Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Ouslander, J. (2006). Reporting near-miss events in nursing homes. Nursing Outlook 54, 85-93. Article listed in the Top 25 Hottest Articles downloaded during April-June 2006 within the Journal Nursing Outlook.

5. *Capezuti, E., Wagner, L.M, Brush, B.L., Boltz, M., Renz, S. Talerico, K.A. (2007). Consequences of an intervention to reduce restrictive siderail use in nursing homes. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 55, 334-341.

6. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Brush, B.L., Boltz, M., Renz, S., Talerico, K.A. (2007). Description of an advanced practice nursing consultative model to reduce siderail use in nursing homes. Research in Nursing & Health 30, 131-140.

7. *Damianakis, T., Wagner, L.M., Bernstein, S., Marziali, E. (2007). A 'friendly visiting' program in nursing homes. Canadian Journal on Aging 26 (4), 343-356.

8. *Capezuti, E., Wagner, L.M., Brush, B.L., Boltz, M., Renz, S., & Secic, M. (2008). Bed and toilet heights as potential environmental risk factors. Clinical Nursing Research 17(1), 50-66.

9. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Clark, P.C., Parmelee, P.A., Ouslander, J.G. (2008). Use of a falls incident reporting system to improve medical record care process documentation in nursing homes. Quality & Safety in Health Care 17 (2), 104-108. Awarded the Springer Award in Geriatric Nursing Research, November 2009. Manuscript featured in: the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Research Activities Newsletter, No, 337, September 2008

10. Rust, T.B., Wagner, L.M., Hoffman, C., Rowe, M., Neumann, I. (2008). Broadening the patient safety agenda to include safety in long term care. Healthcare Quarterly 11 (Special Issue), 31-34.

11. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Brush, B.L., Clevenger, C., Boltz, M., Renz, S. (2008). Contractures in frail nursing home residents. Geriatric Nursing 29 (4), 259-266.

12. *Capezuti, E., Brush, B.L., Won, R.M., Wagner, L.M., Lawson, W.T. (2008). Least restrictive or least understood? Waist restraints, provider practices, and risk for harm. Journal of Aging and Health Policy, 305-322.

13. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Rice, J.,(2009). Nurses' perceptions of safety culture in long term care settings. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 41 (2), 184-192.

14. *Wagner, L.M., Phillips, V.L., Egner, A.M., Post, L.R., & Forducey, P.G. (2009). Falls in stroke patients following inpatient rehabilitation. BMC Geriatrics 9 (46). http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/9/46

15. *Castle, N.G., Wagner, L.M., Perera, S., Ferguson , J.C., & Handler, S.M. (2010) Assessing Resident Safety Culture in Nursing Homes: Using the Nursing Home Survey on Resident Safety. Journal of Patient Safety 6 (2) 59-67.

16. *Castle, N.G, Wagner, L.M., Ferguson, J.C., Handler, S.M. (2009). Comparing the safety culture of nursing homes and hospitals. Journal of Applied Gerontology. 30 (1) 22-43. doi:10.1177/0733464809353603

17. Wagner, L.M. and Clevenger, C. (2010). Contractures in nursing home residents. Invited review paper by Dr. John Morley (Editor-in-Chief) for Journal of the American Medical Directors Association 11: 94-99.

18. *Wagner, L.M., Damianakis, T. Mafrici, N., Robinson-Holt, K. (2010). Communication processes regarding falls management in long term care settings. Clinical Nursing Research 19 (3): 311-326.

19. *Wagner, L.M., Dionne, J.C., Zive, J.R., Rochon, P.A. (2010). Fall risk care processes in nursing home facilities. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. 12 (6), 426-430 doi:10.1016/j.jamda.2010.07.019

20. * Castle, N.G, Ferguson, J.C., Wagner, L.M., Handler, S.M. (2011). Nursing home deficiency citations for safety. Journal of Aging and Social Policy. 23: 34-57.

21. *Castle, N.G.; Wagner, L.M.; Ferguson, J.C.; Handler, S.M. (2011) Safety Culture of Nursing Homes: Opinions of Top Managers. Health Care Management Review. 36: 175-187.

22. *Castle, N.G., Wagner, L.M., Ferguson-Rome, J.C., Men, A., Handler, S.M. (2011). Nursing home deficiency citations for infection control. American Journal of Infection Control. 39: 263-269.

23. *Wagner, L.M., Scott, V., Silver, M. (2011). Current approaches to fall risk assessment in nursing homes. Geriatric Nursing 32 (4): 238-244

24. *Castle, N.G., Wagner, L.M., Ferguson, J.C., Smith, M.L., Handler, S.M. (2011). Alcohol Misuse and Abuse in Assisted Living. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. 13(1) e7. DOI: 10.1016/j.jamda.2011.06.010

25. *Castle, N.G., Wagner, L.M., Ferguson-Rome, J.C. Smith, M.L., Handler, S.M. (2011). Alcohol Misuse and Abuse Reported by Nurse Aides in Assisted Living. Research on Aging. Doi: 10.1177/016027511423929

26. *Wagner, L.M., Castle, N.G., Reid, K., Stone, R., (2011) U.S. Department of Health adverse event reporting policies for nursing homes. Journal for Healthcare Quality. doi: 10.1111/j.1945-1474.2011.00177.x

27. *Wagner, L.M., Fraser, R., Huijbregts, M., Sokoloff, L., Chang, E., (2011) Improving the quality of specimen collection in long term care. Annals of Long Term Care, 9 (12): 28-32.

28. Wagner, L.M. (2011). Cohort Study: Improving our ability to predict falls among older adults following inpatient rehabilitation. Commentary in Evidence Based Nursing. doi:10.1136/ebn.2011.100249

29. *Wagner, L.M., Harkness, K., Hébert, P.C., Gallagher, T.H. (2012). Nurses' perception of error reporting and disclosure in nursing homes. Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 27 (1), 63-69. doi: 10.1097/NCQ.0b013w318232c0bc

30. *Castle, N.G., Wagner, L.M., Ferguson, J., Men, A., Handler, S.M. (2012). Hand hygiene deficiency citations in nursing homes. Journal of Applied Gerontology. doi:10.1177/0733464812449903

31. *Wagner, L.M., McDonald, S., Castle, N.G. (2012). Impact of Voluntary Accreditation on Deficiency Citations in U.S. Nursing Homes. The Gerontologist. Doi: 10.1093/geront/gnr136

32. *Wagner, L.M., McDonald, S.M., Castle, N.G. (2012). Nursing home deficiency citations for physical restraints and bed side rails. Western Journal of Nursing Research. Doi: 10.1177/0193945912437382

33. *Castle, N. G., Wagner, L.M. Sonon, K., Ferguson, J., (2012). Measuring administrators' and direct care workers' perceptions of the safety culture in assisted living facilities. Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety.38(8):375-82

34. *Wagner, L.M., McDonald., S., Castle, N.G. (2012). Resident Safety Culture and The Joint Commission Accreditation of Nursing Homes. Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 38 (5), 207-215.

35. *Wagner, L.M., McDonald, S., Castle, N.G., (2012). Joint Commission Accreditation and Quality Measures in Nursing Homes. Policy, Politics, and Nursing Practice. Doi: 10.1177/1527154412443990

36. Capezuti, E., Boltz, M., Cline, D.D., Dickson, V.V., Rosenberg, M-C., Wagner, L.M., Shuluk, J.C., Nigolian, C. (2012). SI-RDM Keynote: NICHE - Optimizing the Geriatric Nursing Practice Environment. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 21, 3117-3125, doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2702.2012.04259.x

37. *Wagner, L.M., Harkness, K., Hebert, P.C., & Gallagher, T.H. (2013). Nurses' disclosure of error scenarios in nursing homes. Nursing Outlook. DOI: 10.1016/j.outlook.2012.05.008

38. *Wagner, L.M., Damianakis, T., Pho, L., Tourangeau, A. (2012). Barriers and facilitators to communicating nursing errors in long-term care settings. Journal of Patient Safety. doi: 10.1097/PTS.0b013e3182699919

39. *Boltz, M., Capezuti, E., Wagner, L,M., Rosenberg, M-C. (2013) Patient safety in medical-surgical units: Can nurse certification make a difference? MEDSURG Nursing, 22, 26-32

40. *McDonald, S.M., Wagner, L.M., Castle, N.G., (2013). Staffing-Related Deficiency Citations for Nursing Homes. Journal of Aging and Social Policy. 25 (1), 83-97.

41. *Wagner, L.M., Castle, N.G., Handler, S.M. (2013). Use of HIT for Adverse Event Reporting in Nursing Homes: Barriers and Facilitators. 34(2):112-5. Geriatric Nursing. doi: 10.1016/j.gerinurse.2012.10.003

42. Wagner, L.M., Dusek, B., Lamothe, M.A., Peralta, M., Martin, M-L., Perivolaris, A., Raggiunti, P., Rossy, D., Westland, M., (2013). Alternative approaches to physical restraint use: A systematic review. Canadian Journal of Psychiatric Nursing Research. 2, 45-50

43. *Wagner, L.M., McDonald, S.M., Castle, N.G. (2013). Impact of voluntary accreditation on short-stay rehabilitative measures in US nursing homes. Rehabilitation Nursing. 38(4):167-77. doi: 10.1022/rnj.94

44. *Renz, S., Boltz, M., Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E. (2013). Examining the feasibility and utility of an SBAR protocol in long term care. Geriatric Nursing. 34(4), 295-301.

45. *Capezuti, E., Boltz, M., Shuluk, J., Denysyk, L., Brouwers, J., Roberts, M.C.R., Dickson, V., Cline, D., Wagner, L., Fairchild, S., Kim, H., & Secic, M. (2013). Utilization of a benchmarking database to inform NICHE implementation. Research in Gerontological Nursing. 6(3):198-208.

46. *Wagner, L.M., Dickson, V.V., Shuluk, J., Richards, J., Fox, M., Capezuti, E. (2013). Nurses' knowledge of geriatric nursing care in Canadian NICHE hospitals. Perspectives Journal, 36 (3), 6-14.

47. *Castle, N.G., Handler, S.M., & Wagner, L.M. (2013). Hand hygiene practices reported by nurse aides in nursing homes.Journal of Applied Gerontology. PMID:24652917. doi: 10.1177/0733464813514133

48. *Castle, N.G., Handler, S.M., & Wagner, L.M. (2014). Potential Prescription Drug Misuse in Assisted Living. Research in Gerontological Nursing. 7, 25-32 doi: 10.3928/19404921-20130910-01

49. *Wagner, L.M., Roup, B.J., Castle, N.G. (2014). Impact of infection preventionists on centers for medicare and medicaid quality measures in Maryland nursing homes. American Journal of Infection Control. 1, 2-6.

50. *Wagner, L.M., Huijbregts, M., Sokoloff, L.G., Wisniewski, R., Walsh, L., Feldman, S., Conn, D.K. (2014). Implementation of Mental Health Huddles on Dementia Care Units. Canadian Journal on Aging, 33 (3), 235-245. doi:10.1017.S0714980814000166

51. *Anderson, N.A, Binns, M., Dawson, D.R., Wagner, L.M., Kroger, E., Caspi, E., Bernstein, S., Cook, S. (2014). The benefits associated with volunteering among seniors: A critical review and recommendations for future research. Psychological Bulletin, 140 (6), 1505-1533

52. *Wagner, L.M., Brush, B.L., Castle, N.G., Eaton, M., & Capezuti, E. (2015). Examining differences in nurses' language, accent, and comprehensibility in nursing home settings based on birth origin and country of education. Geriatric Nursing, 36 (1), 47-51. doi: 10.1016/j.gerinurse.2014.10.012

53. *Wagner, L.M., Brush, B.L., Engberg, J.B., Castle, N.G., Capezuti, E. (2015). Quality care outcomes in nursing homes: The effects of a nurse's country of origin and education. Journal of Nursing Regulation, 5 (4), 49-56.

54. *McDonald, S.M., Wagner, L.M., Gruneir, A. (2015). Accreditation and resident safety in Ontario long-term care homes. Healthcare Quarterly, 18 (1), 54-59.

55. *Castle, N.G., Engberg, J.,B., Wagner, L.M., Handler, S.M., (2015). Resident and Facility Factors Associated With the Incidence of Urinary Tract Infections Identified in the Nursing Home Minimum Data Set. Journal of Applied Gerontology. DOI: 10.1177/0733464815584666

56. *Renz, S., Boltz, M., Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E. (2015). Implementing an SBAR communication protocol: A quality improvement project. Annals of Long-Term Care, 23 (7), 27-31.

57. *Zhou, M., Wagner, L.M., Diflo, T., Naegle, M.A. (2015). Implementation of the high-risk alcoholism relapse scale in a liver transplant clinic. Gastroenterology Nursing, 38 (6), 447-454.

58. *Bleijlevens, M.H.C., Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E.A., Hamers, J.P.H. (2016). Physical restraints: Consensus of a modified Delphi technique. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. doi: 10.1111/jgs.14435

59. *Braun BI, Longo BA, Chitavi S, Kusek L, Wagner L, van Stralen D, Burdsall DP, Vance JF, Mody L, Clancy MF, Donofrio KM, Yendro S. (2017). Identifying High Reliability Practices for Infection Prevention in Long-Term Care, Part I: Literature Review. Annals of Long-Term Care: Clinical Care and Aging, 25(1):29-35.

60. *Wagner, L.M., Brush, B.L., Castle, N.G., Engberg, J.B., Capezuti, E.A. (2017). Nursing home patient safety culture perceptions among U.S. and immigrant nurses. Journal of Patient Safety, DOI: 10.1097/PTS.0000000000000271

61. *Wagner, L.M., Doshi, H., Driscoll, L., Eshragh, J., Flores, V., Kim, J., Melino, K., Spetz, J. (2018). Improving nurses' communication of patient safety events in nursing homes. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 44(2):25-32. doi.org/10.3928/00989134-20171002-01

62. Wagner, L.M., Dolansky, M.A., Englander, R. (2018). Entrustable professional activities for quality and patient safety. Nursing Outlook, 66, 237-243. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.outlook.2017.11.001

63. *Ko, M., Wagner, L.M., & Spetz, J. (2018). Nursing Home Implementation of Health Information Technology: Review of the Literature Finds Inadequate Investment in Preparation, Infrastructure, and Training. INQUIRY, 55, 1-10. https://doi.org/10.1177/0046958018778902

64. Foley, K.T., Farrell, T.W., Colburn, J.L., Salzman, B., Kumar, C., Rottman-Sagebiel, R., Wagner, L.M., Abrams, J., Chang, A. (2019). Learning to lead: Reflections from the Tideswell/AGS emerging leaders in aging scholars. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. DOI:10.1111/jgs.15701

65. *Petrovchich, I., Kober, K., Wagner, L.M., Paul, S.M....Miaskowski, C. (2019). Deleterious effects of higher body mass index in cancer survivors with chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2019.04.029

66. *Wagner, L.M., Katz, P., Karuza, J., Seet, A., Kwong, C., Spetz, J. (2019). Director of Nursing Perceptions of Physicians' Roles in U.S. Nursing Homes. JAMDA: Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jamda.2019.05.006

67. *Damianakis, T., Bernstein, S., Caspi, E., Cook, S.L., Dawson, D.R., Wagner, L.M., Kroger, E., Binns, M.A., Anderson, N.D. (under review). Best practices in volunteer management with older adults: Changing perceptions and raising standards. Journal of Applied Gerontology

68. *Anderson, N.D., Binns, M., Kroger, E., Dawson, D.D., Wagner, L.M., Damianakis, T., Bernstein, S. (under review). Threshold effects on cognitive benefits associated with volunteering in older adults: Less is more? Submitted to The Gerontologist.

69. *Wagner, L.M., Alderson, A., Spetz, J. (under review). Admission of first generation to college nursing students. Submitted to Journal of Professional Nursing

NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

1. Wagner, L. & Strumpf, N. (Winter 2000). The special physical and mental health challenges of older men. Geriatric Care Management Journal 10 (1), 11-16.

2. Wagner, L. (2002). Book review: Delivering health care in America: A systems approach. Nephrology Nursing Journal 29 (2), 197.

3. Wagner, L.M., Richards, D., Oliver, M. (2003). Falls: Successful programming. The Director (11) 5, 197-201.

4. Flogen, B.A., Stern, B., Wagner, L.M. (2006). The role of the nurse in a stroke and cognition clinic. Axon 27 (3), 34-39.

5. Wagner, L.M. (2006). Use of a structured falls incident reporting system to improve documentation and quality improvement in long-term care facilities. Invited Newsletter contribution to the Canadian Patient Safety Institute's Patient Safety Matters Vol. II, Issue 1

6. Wagner, L.M. & Mafrici, N. (2007). Resident falls: How staff and families can improve communications. Long Term Care Magazine, July 2007 issue, published by the Ontario Long Term Care Association.

7. Wagner, L.M. (2016). Invited Editorial: Improving the patient safety culture in nursing homes through WalkRounds. Joint Commission Journal on Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

8. Ko,M; Wagner, LM;Okwandu, O; and Spetz, J. (2016). Health Information Technology Implementation: Implications for the Nursing Home Workforce. San Francisco, CA: UCSF Healthforce Center

REVIEW ARTICLES

1. Wagner, L.M. & Rust, T.B. (2008). Safety in long term care settings: Broadening the patient safety agenda to include long term care services. Distributed by the Canadian Patient Safety Institute. http://www.patientsafetyinstitute.ca/ltc.html

2. Chair of the following Best Practice Guideline (2012). Promoting Safety: Alternative approaches to the use of restraints. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. International Affairs and Best Practice Guideline. Canada. http://www.rnao.org/Storage/88/8224_FINAL_BPG_FOR_WEBSITE.pdf

3. 2018-2019: The above Best Practice Guideline was rebranded into the RNAO BPG Order Sets to support the implementation of this guideline

BOOKS AND CHAPTERS

1. Wagner, L., Greenberg, S., & Capezuti, E. (2002). Elder Mistreatment. In V. Cotter & N. Strumpf (Eds). Advanced Practice Nursing with Older Adults: Clinical Guidelines. New York: McGraw Hill. Cotter and Strumpf received the 2003 "AJN Book of the Year Award for Advanced Practice Nursing" for this book

2. Capezuti, E. & Wagner, L.M (2006). Restraints and Immobility. In M.S.J. Pathy, J.E. Morley, & A. Sinclair (Eds.), Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine, 4th ed. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

3. Wagner, L.M. & Clevenger, C. (2007). Contractures. In Capezuti, E., Siegler, E., & Mezey, M.D. (Eds). The Encyclopedia of Elder Care (2nd Ed). New York: Springer Publishing Company

4. Capezuti, E. Wagner, L., & Reid, K. (2012). Chapter 133: Restraints and immobility, In A. J. Sinclair, Morley, J.E. Morley, & B. Vellas (Eds.), Pathy's Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine (5th Edition, pp. 1607-1620). West Sussex, England: John Wiley & Sons.

5. Clevenger, C.K. & Wagner, L.M. (2013). Contractures, In Capezuti, E.A., Malone, M.L., Katz, P.R., Mezey, M. (Eds). The Encyclopedia of Elder Care (3rd Ed). New York: Springer Publishing Company.

6. Bleijlevens, M. & Wagner, L.M. (2013). Restraints, In Capezuti, E.A., Malone, M.L., Katz, P.R., Mezey, M. (Eds). The Encyclopedia of Elder Care (3rd Ed). New York: Springer Publishing Company.

7. Wagner, L.M. and Melino, K. (2014). Fallen out of bed. In D.A. Singh (Ed.) Effective Management of Long-Term Care Facilities (3rd ed.) Jones & Bartlett.

8. Wagner, L.M. and Melino, K. (2014). Please authorize restraint use! In D.A. Singh (Ed.) Effective Management of Long-Term Care Facilities (3rd ed.). Jones & Bartlett.

9. Harrington, C., Wagner, L.M., & Stephens, C. (2015). Long term care: Policy and politics. In Mason, D.J., Hopkins Outlaw, F., Gardener, D.B., and O'Grady E.T. (Eds). Policy and politics in nursing and health care (7th ed). Philadelphia: Elsevier Publishing.

10. Wagner, L.M., Diaz, M., & Clevenger, C.K. (2017). Contractures, In Capezuti, E.A., Malone, M.L., Gardner, D.S., Khan, A., Baumann, S.L. (Eds). The Encyclopedia of Elder Care (4th Ed). New York: Springer Publishing Company

11. Stephens, C., Diaz, M., & Wagner, L.M. (in press). Chapter 36, Long-Term Services and Supports Policy Issues. In Mason, D.J., Dickson, E., McLemore, M., & Perez, A. (Eds). Policy and politics in nursing and health care (8th ed). Philadelphia: Elsevier Publishing.

12. Melino, K., Wagner, L., & Capezuti, E. (in press). Chapter 133: Restraints and immobility, In A. Sinclair, J. Morley, B. Vellas, M. Cesari, and M. Munshi (Eds.), Pathy's Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine (6th Ed.). West Sussex, England: John Wiley & Sons.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. *Wagner, L.M. (2004). The effect of a menu-driven incident reporting system on the post fall evaluation process in nursing homes. Doctoral Dissertation, Emory University (UMI Number: 315117).

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS 1. Capezuti, E., Wagner, L.M, Brush, B.L., Boltz, M., Renz, S. Talerico, K.A. (2007). Consequences of an

intervention to reduce restrictive siderail use in nursing homes. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 55, 334-341.

Role: Co-Investigator. This research is significant as it provided critical foundational information to develop the Food and Drug Administration and Hospital Bed Safety Workgroup's "A Guide to Bed Safety Bed Rails in Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Home Health Care" Documents that provided solutions to reduce the incidence of patient entrapment in hospital beds. An adaptation of this work was similarly disseminated by Health Canada "Final Guidance Document - Adult Hospital Beds: Patient Entrapment Hazards, Side Rail Latching Reliability, and Other Hazards" in 2008. Currently, because of this work, I am a reviewer member with the ASTM International/Consumer Products Safety Commission to develop a standard and warning label for portable bedrails for those over 5 years of age. We currently have bedrail standards for children but none for adults who are living in the community so this policy change is expected to provide an important contribution to improve safe care among home bound elders.

2. Wagner, L.M., McDonald, S., Castle, N.G. (2012). Impact of Voluntary Accreditation on Deficiency Citations in U.S. Nursing Homes. The Gerontologist. Doi: 10.1093/geront/gnr136

Role: Principal Investigator. This research, one of a series of four papers total, highlights the impact of Voluntary Accreditation such as Joint Commission on a variety of outcomes such as deficiency citations, quality care outcomes, patient safety culture, and rehabilitation-focused outcomes in Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. This research, the first to be conducted in nursing homes, concluded that nursing homes that are accredited beyond their required state survey accreditation, consistently have better quality outcomes, patient safety culture, rehabilitation outcomes, and less deficiency citations. As a result of this research, the Joint Commission has used it as part of a large dissemination process to encourage nursing homes to seek voluntary accreditation. Furthermore, many providers who insure nursing homes are also requiring that the nursing home be Joint Commission accredited, especially in the State of Illinois.

3. Wagner, L.M., Castle, N.G., Handler, S.M. (2013). Use of HIT for Adverse Event Reporting in Nursing Homes: Barriers and Facilitators. 34(2):112-5. Geriatric Nursing. doi: 10.1016/j.gerinurse.2012.10.003

Role: Principal Investigator. This AHRQ R03 funded research is significant as it builds on the work from my dissertation on the importance of improving adverse event reporting systems in nursing home settings. This paper, as well as others I have published are featured on the AHRQ Patient Safety Network "The Collection: Residential Facilities" bibliography. As a result of the earlier research from this study, I was awarded the 2008 Springer Award in Geriatric Nursing Research and was invited to join the National Quality Forum's Expert Panel to expand the Serious Reportable Events to Skilled Nursing Facilities. The impact of my work in this area led me to being inducted into the American Academy of Nursing in 2013.

4. Wagner, L.M., Roup, B.J., Castle, N.G. (2014). Impact of infection preventionists on centers for medicare and medicaid quality measures in Maryland nursing homes. American Journal of Infection Control. 1, 2-6

Role: Principal Investigator. This research, in addition to my other work on examining infection control processes in nursing home settings, is significant as it highlights the importance of nursing homes having dedicated infection preventionists and their role in improving influenza vaccination and pressure ulcer prevention specifically. As a result of my work on this patient safety topic, I was invited by the Joint Commission to participate as a member of the AHRQ-funded Project Leadership Team "High Reliability Practices to Reduce Transmission of Infection in Long Term Care" (PI: Braun; R13 HS022174-01) from 2012-2014. The work over a two-year period resulted in (1) a national hearing at the Joint Commission of which I was a significant team member in developing and (2) educational module deliverable that has been reviewed by over 4,400 long term care providers (as of December 2014).

5. Anderson, N.A, Binns, M., Dawson, D.R., Wagner, L.M., Kroger, E., Caspi, E., Bernstein, S., Cook, S. (2014). The benefits associated with volunteering among seniors: A critical review and recommendations for future research. Psychological Bulletin, 140 (6), 1505-1533

Role: Co-Investigator. This longitudinal (4 year follow-up) research study funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research is being conducted in Toronto, Canada at Baycrest Geriatric Healthcare where I was the Gerontological Nursing Scientist from 2005-2010 and continue to hold an adjunct faculty appointment. This is the first study of its kind to examine the potential impacts of senior volunteering on preserving physical, cognitive, and social functioning among older adults. The first paper in this project, a critical review of the literature, was published in the second highest ranking Psychology journal (2013 Impact Factor 14.392). My research team also received the 2013 Excellence through Teamwork Award at Baycrest which is regarded as the premier international centre focused on Brain Aging.

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS

1. *Happ, M.B., Capezuti, E., Strumpf, N., Wagner, L., Cunningham, S., Evans, L., & Maislin, G. (1999). Advance care planning and end-of-life care for nursing home residents. (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 39 (Special Issue, 1), 60.

2. *Capezuti, E., Talerico, K., Wagner, L., Strumpf, N., Becker, H., & Maislin, G. (1999). The effect of a low-height bed intervention on night falls among frail nursing home residents. (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 39 (Special Issue, 1), 196.

3. *Wagner, L.M., Phillips, V.L., Hunsaker, A.E., Post, L.R., & Forducey, P.G. (2003). Falls in stroke patients following inpatient rehabilitation, (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 43 (Special Issue, 1), 221. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2003 and selected for two poster sessions.

4. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Boltz, M., Renz, S., & Talerico, K.A. Cost of environmental recommendations to reduce restrictive siderail use in nursing homes, (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 43 (Special issue, 1), 116. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2003.

5. *Capezuti, E., Braun, J., Wagner, L.M., Davis, K.F., Clevenger, C., & Weinberg, A. (2003). A medico-legal analysis of bed-related fall injuries among hospitalized older adults, (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 43 (Special Issue, 1), 140. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2003.

6. *Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Ouslander, J., Parmelee, P., Clark, P.C. (2004). Use of incident reports to evaluate falls in nursing homes. (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 44 (Special Issue 1), 76. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2004.

7. *Capezuti, E., Wagner, L.M., Taylor, J.A., Strothers, H. (2004). Real world challenges in implementing a multidisciplinary fall management program in long-term care. (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 44 (Special Issue 1), 600. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2004.

8. *Wagner, L.M. & Capezuti, E. (2005). Disclosure of Medical Errors and Adverse Incidents in Nursing Homes. (Abstract). The Gerontologist, 45 (Special Issue), 494. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 2005 and the 3rd Annual University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing Patient Safety Conference, December 2005.

9. *Wagner, L.M. (chair), Castle, N.G., Handler, S.M., Capezuti, E. (2007). Emerging research on resident safety in the nursing home setting. Symposium for the Annual Gerontological Society of America Conference held in San Francisco, CA on November 17, 2007.

10. *Wagner, L.M. Nursing Staff Perceptions of Adverse Incident Disclosure in Nursing Homes. Poster at the Annual Gerontological Society of America Conference held in November 2008.

11. *Rust, T.B., Wagner, L.M., Hoffman, C., Rowe, M., Neumann, I. Broadening the patient safety agenda to include safety in long term care. Poster at the Annual Gerontological Society of America Conference held in November 2008.

12. *Wagner, L.M., Castle, N.G., Engberg, J. (2009). Incident reporting processes in U.S. nursing homes. Paper Presentation at the Gerontological Society of America Conference held in Atlanta, GA on November 22, 2009 (also symposium chair of this session).

13. *Wagner, L.M. (2010). Improving Resident Safety in Nursing Homes. Paper presentation part of the the BAGNC 10th year Anniversary Research Symposium. Gerontological Society of America, New Orleans, LA on November 22, 2010.

14. *Wagner, L.M., Harkness, K., Reid, K. (2010). Nurses' perceptions of adverse event disclosure in nursing homes. Paper Presentation at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, New Orleans, LA on November 22, 2010.

15. *Anderson, N. D., Bernstein, S., Damianakis, T., Dawson, D., Wagner, L., Kröger, E., Binns, M., Caspi, E., Cook, S., and the BRAVO team. Preliminary results from the Baycrest Research About Volunteering among Older adults (BRAVO) study. Invited talk at the Canadian Psychological Association annual meeting, Toronto, Ontario (June 2011).

16. *Huijbregts, M., Sokoloff, L., Wagner, L.M., Feldman, S., Conn, D., Walsh, L., (2011). Using 'Mental Health Huddles to Manage Challenging Behaviours). Abstract accepted as posters for the upcoming combined meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology and the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics - Pan Am Congress

17. *Capezuti, E., Wagner, L.M., Boltz, M., Dickson, V.V., Secic, M. (2011). A comparison of the geriatric acute care environment in US and Canadian NICHE hospitals. Paper presentation at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, Boston, MA November 21, 2011.

18. *Bleijlevens, M., Wagner, L.M., Capezuti, E., Hamers, J.P.H. (2012). An internationally accepted definition for restraints in nursing home settings: Results of a Delphi panel. Paper presentation at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2012

19. *Wagner, L.M., Brush, B., Capezuti, E. (2016) Impact of international nurses on quality and patient safety outcomes in U.S. nursing homes. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 72 (1): 25. 5th European Nursing Congress: Caring for Older People, 4-7 October 2016, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

20. *Anderson, N.D., Binns, M.A., Kröger, E., Damianakis, T., Wagner, L.M., Dawson, D.R., Bernstein, S., & the BRAVO team. (2017) Less is more: Complex volunteer jobs and more volunteering attenuate the benefits of volunteering. The 2017 IAGG World Congress July 23, 2017 in San Francisco, CA USA. Also presented October 2017 at the CCNA Science Day in Toronto, ON Canada

21. *Wagner, L.M. (chair) (2017). UCSF Symposium: Innovations in Care (Moderator for 6 presentations highlighting UCSF research in dementia care, economics, dental care, and medication use in older adults). The 2017 IAGG World Congress July 25, 2017 in San Francisco, CA USA

22. *Damianakis, T., Bernstein, S., Caspi, E., Cook, S.L., Dawson, D.R., Wagner, L.M., Kroger, E., Binns, M.A., Anderson, N.D. (2018). In Their Own Words: Older Adult Volunteers’ Expectations of Volunteering and Volunteer Management. Presented at the August 8, 2018 International Federation of Aging Conference, Toronto, ON

23. *Wagner, L.M., Diaz, M., Singleton, B., Spetz, J. (2018). Foreign nurses’ experiences and perceptions of geriatric care in nursing homes. Paper Presentation at the Gerontological Society of America Conference, November 17, 2018.

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP Since July 2016 I assumed the position as Director of the Adult Gerontological Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program at the UCSF School of Nursing. In this position, I am responsible for leading the curricular and day-to-day activities. This includes, but not limited to: collaborating with faculty (~n=10) on courses and clinical practicum updates as well as admissions; students and faculty advisors on challenges and opportunities (~ n=65); departmental staff and administration on the fiscal health of the program, program support, and strategic direction. The position is approximately 60% effort. My plans are to continue in this leadership position until Summer 2020.

OTHER CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

1. "HAELAN Home Page" Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western Reserve University: Leader in the Senior Nursing Informatics Web Page Project for the Office of Alumni Affairs and Development.

2. Developed and launched website as part of a Canadian Patient Safety Institute funded grant. http:www.fallsinltc.ca. This website included evidence-based information on falls as well as a list-serve subscription for clinicians. Over 10,000 hits monthly.

ADDITIONAL RELEVANT INFORMATION MEDIA CONTACTS 2003 Profiled and quoted in the article "Mentor manual to be released this summer," by Rebecca Rakoczy, Pulse: For the health care professional, published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 2003, pg. 6. 2004 Profiled and quoted in chapter, "The Teaching Nursing Home Program," by Ethan Bronner, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Anthology Volume VII: To Improve Health and Health Care, Princeton, NJ, 2004. http://www.rwjf.org/files/publications/books/2004/chapter_04.html 2006 Profiled and quoted in the article "By Describing Falls, Multifactorial Reporting System May Reduce Them" by Roxanne Nelson, published by CNS Senior Care Magazine- Spring 2006. 2008 Numerous media interviews related to publication of background paper "Safety in Long-Term Care Settings: Broadening the Patient Safety Agenda to Include Long-Term Care Services" Spring 2008. 2011 Profiled and quoted in article "Death and the Nursing Home" Article by Columbia University Journalism Student Shlomo Friedman. AMI Magazine. November 16, 2011. 2012 Featured in multiple media outlets (live and recorded radio and print press) across Canada in March 2012 as a result of the release of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Guideline on Restraint Alternatives. Including most notably Canadian Broadcasting Company "The Current" on March 22, 2012 for a 10 minute interview. http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/episode/2012/03/22/thursdays-checking---in-2/ 2012 Featured article in "Registered Nursing Journal" on The case against restraints published by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. July/August 2012 edition 2018 Interviewed and Quoted in Reuters for a research article on "Hospital accreditation not linked to patient outcomes in U.S." https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-hospitals-accreditation/hospital-accreditation-not-linked-to-patient-outcomes-in-us-idUSKCN1N023N 2019 Interviewed and Quoted in Next Avenue article on "Are Nurses Ready (and Willing) to Treat an Aging Population?" https://www.nextavenue.org/nurses-treat-aging-population/amp/