DAVID L. DRISCOLL

Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Driscoll, an applied anthropologist and epidemiologist, develops and evaluates evidence-based risk communication, health promotion, and disease prevention interventions. His multidisciplinary research designs link population-level health data and sociocultural context to create effective public health programs. His methodological experience spans a range of techniques, including unobtrusive structured observation, semistructured and structured individual and group interviews, focus group interviews, telephone interviews, group-administered questionnaires, and mail surveys. His analytical experience includes narrative and contextual qualitative analysis, perception mapping, univariate and multivariate quantitative approaches, and the triangulation of these analyses into a cohesive final product.

Education

Ph.D., Applied Anthropology, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, 1999. M.P.H., Epidemiology, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, 1999. M.A., Anthropology, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, 1994. B.A., International Studies, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 1990. A.A., Virginia Western Community College, Roanoke, VA, 1988

Professional Experience

2008 to present Director and Associate Professor, Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage AK 99508-4614 phone - 907/786-6581 fax - 907/786-6576 [email protected]

2000 to 2008 Senior Medical Anthropologist RTI International, Health Communication Program, Research Triangle Park, NC

1997 to 1999 Environmental Anthropology Fellow Eastward Ho! Everglades Restoration Project, Miami, FL

1997 (summer) Community Assessment Field School Coordinator The University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

1997 (spring) Health Policy Analyst Lawton and Rhea Chiles Center for Healthy Mothers and Babies, Tampa, FL

1996 (summer) Research Analyst New River Community Action, Floyd, VA

1995 (summer) Survey Data Collector Aquirre International, Arcadia, FL

1994 (summer) Contract Ethnographer Montagnard-Dega Association, Greensboro, NC

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Selected Courses Taught

2007 to 2008 Evaluating Culturally Tailored Health Communications CDC/American Evaluation Association Summer Institute, Atlanta, GA

2005 to 2008 (Guest Instructor) Communication for Health-Related Decision Making University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC

1994 to 1999 Community Assessment Field Methods Health and Development Introduction to Anthropology The University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

Selected Research Conducted

Evaluating Challenges to Self Sufficiency Faced by Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Clients in Alaska (2011) – Principle Investigator. The goals of this eight month study, funded by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services (AK DHSS), are to (a) assess the characteristics of TANF recipients, specifically health and behavioral health factors, that serve as obstacles to achieving self-sufficiency, (b) develop a simple screening process to identify those clients which need additional supportive services or health care sustainability to achieve self-sufficiency, and (c) assist the Division of Public Assistance to assess the effectiveness of their efforts to identify and meet the needs of prospective long-term TANF clients. (≈$250,000)

Promoting Community-based Adaptation Planning for Climate Change: Developing a Surveillance and Response Toolkit in Alaska (2010-2012) – Principle Investigator. The goals of this study, funded by the National Center for Environmental Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NCEH/CDC), are to (a) coordinate a community-based network of lay observers, (b) develop a toolkit to guide sentinel surveillance of climate change related events, (c) analyze structured observations of sentinel natural and health events, and (d) mitigate climate-change related events of public health significance. (≈$220,000)

Evaluating the Patient-Centered Medical Home Model at Southcentral Foundation. (2010-2012) – Principle Investigator. This study (Grant # 1 R18 HS019154-01), funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) is assessing the impact of the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model on the nature and quality of health care delivery for Alaska Native patients at Southcentral Foundation; the largest Alaska Native-owned and managed primary care center in the state. The mixed methods study will assess patient and provider experiences and satisfaction, as well as steps taken to overcome challenges and achieve the PCMH transformation. (≈$600,000)

A Community Trial in Alaska to Prevent Youth's Use of Legal Products to Get High (2009-2014) – Task Leader. This National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIH/NIDA) funded R01 study (Grant # 2 R01 DA015966- 04 A2) is (a) developing and implementing a community-acceptable community inhalant prevention model, (b) assessing its implementation quality and factors associated with successful implementation, and (c) assessing changes in proximal outcomes believed to mediate intervention effects in inhalant use, and identifying factors that may explain proximal outcome changes. As Task Leader, I am coordinating the collection and analysis of substance abuse prevalence data amongst adolescents. (≈$150,000)

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Outmigration and Health (2009-2010) — Principle Investigator. This study (Grant # 65983), funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), collected formative data on the health-related causes and consequences of migration from rural to urban Alaska and its impact on health-care delivery. The study consisted of in-depth, community-based individual and group interviews. Study participants are recent migrants from rural villages and regions of Alaska to urban centers, and rural and urban health care providers. The study demonstrated the influence of health care needs in, and perceived health risks associated with, rural Alaska as determinants of increased rural to urban outmigration. (≈$50,000)

Pandemic Influenza Risk Communication Formative Study (2007 to 2008)—Principle Investigator. This study, funded by CDC’s National Center for Health Marketing (CDC/NCHM), collected formative data on population-level obstacles and facilitators to the adoption of non-pharmaceutical mitigation strategies to be advocated by CDC in the event of an influenza pandemic. The study design consisted of in-depth, community-level individual and group interviews, and town-hall hearings to discuss the interview findings and study interpretations. Study participants were members of subpopulations who may encounter cultural or environmental barriers to the adoption of protective behaviors in the event of a pandemic. The data collected were used to develop recommendations for culturally appropriate and actionable pandemic influenza risk communications. (≈$350,000)

Lung Cancer Testing Formative Study (2005 to 2008)—Principle Investigator. This study, funded by CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (CDC/DCPC), collected formative data on knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors regarding lung cancer testing among heavy smokers, lung cancer survivors, and clinicians. These data served as a guide to direct future research and educational efforts with the target audiences. The project team, in cooperation with clinically based partners, used a combination of qualitative research methods, including focus groups and subsequent emergent follow-up interviews, in- depth interviews, and triad interviews. (≈$450,000)

NIH Roadmap—Re-Engineering the Clinical Research Enterprise: Feasibility of Integrating and Expanding Clinical Research Networks (2004 to 2008)— Task Leader. Funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) through the Duke Clinical Research Institute, this study assessed obstacles to local public health system participation in clinical research and developing and evaluating interventions to overcome those obstacles. The research team employed a case study methodology to characterize the setting and context of research and to develop and evaluate interventions in eight case and eight matched controls in the Tuberculosis Trials Consortium. (≈$150,000)

Hematologic Cancer Communications (2004 to 2008)— Principle Investigator. Funded by CDC/DCPC, this study assessed extant health communication materials regarding hematologic cancers by the NCI, CDC, and other information sources; identified gaps in the information available; developed materials to fill those information gaps; and evaluated them. The research team employed an array of current health communication theory to evaluate existing data, conducted an audience segmentation strategy, and developed and tested award-winning risk communication materials. (≈$950,000)

Promoting Informed Decision Making about Prostate Cancer Screening (2002 to 2007)—Co-Principle Investigator. This study, funded by CDC/DCPC brought together multidisciplinary groups of health and medical scientists to test the effectiveness of informed decision-making tools in community settings. Researchers worked in community settings with local advisory panels to implement a multimodal intervention that recognized and worked through the community’s strengths and usual modes of communicating. (≈$1.2 million)

Understanding the Ecological Risks, Costs, and Benefits of Use Attainment (2004 to 2006)—Task Leader. Funded by the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Office of Communications, this study summarized the qualitative and quantitative tools currently available to elicit community-based

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Subsistence Fishers Risk Communication (2003 to 2006)—Principle Investigator. Funded by the Agency for Toxic Substances Disease Registry, this study combined mental modeling, social marketing, and community capacity-building theories to develop health communication messages along with resources that build community residents’ capacity to collectively explore and understand the health risks associated with consumption of locally caught fish. The cultural risk modeling approach led to measurable increases in community capacity and increased individual self- and response-efficacy toward reducing risks among residents of Native-American (Lumbee Tribe), African-American, and Latino communities. (≈$575,000)

Evaluation of the Institute of Medicine’s Immunization Safety Review Committee (2003 to 2005)— Principle Investigator. This study, funded by CDC’s National Immunization Program, evaluated the accomplishments and impact of the Institute of Medicine’s Vaccine Safety Review Committee. The research involved a truly mixed-method evaluation in which the results of key informant and group interviews are integrated with data collected from an electronic survey of stakeholders. (≈315,000)

Evaluation of the National Diabetes Initiative (2004)—Principal Investigator. Funded by the RWJF, this study evaluated the Building Community Supports for Diabetes Care Program by assessing progress in 14 demonstration projects that test and introduce quality improvements for diabetes self-management among high-risk populations in community settings. The research team employed a combination of qualitative interviews and rapid assessment procedures. (≈214,000)

Assessing Laboratory Preparedness for Chemical Attack (2002 to 2004)—Principle Investigator. This project for the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) facilitated the development of a consensus definition of the analytic capabilities, capacities, and resources required for public health laboratories to be prepared for chemical terrorist attacks. Leading the assessment of the complex array of local, state, and federal stakeholders involved in recognizing and responding to a chemical attack, how these partnerships differ across states and regions, and implementing a participatory strategy involving these stakeholders to develop a consensus definition as to what public health laboratories need to fulfill their role in the event of such an attack. (≈$600,000)

Response to Cancer Clusters with Suspected Environmental Etiology: State and Federal Capacity Building (2002 to 2003)—Task Leader. This project supported CDC’s Health Studies Branch in investigating the relationship between environmental exposures and cancer. The study collected, aggregated, and evaluated the cancer cluster investigation plans of each state. (≈$125,000)

Evaluating Academic/CBO Collaborations for HIV Prevention (2001 to 2002)—Project Manager. This project for CDC/NCID evaluated the relative effectiveness of seven academic/community-based collaborations working to prevent HIV/AIDS. (≈$120,000)

Medicare Screening Messages (2000 to 2002)—Project Manager. Awarded as part of an interagency agreement between the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) and AHRQ, this project managed the development of separate awareness messages regarding prostate-specific antigen screening for Medicare beneficiaries and for health care providers. ($250,000).

Core Capacities of Infectious Disease Labs (2000 to 2002)—Principle Investigator. This study, funded by CDC’s National Center for Infectious Disease developed a consensus definition of core capacities and

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An Assessment of the Internet-Enhanced Concept Evaluation Panel (CEP) Demonstration Project (2000 to 2001)—Project Manager. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) implemented a demonstration project to introduce external peer review of proposed Phase III clinical trial concepts. Dr. Driscoll developed and conducted focus group interviews to assess perceptions among participants in the genitourinary and lung cancer concept evaluation panels to determine how the CEP format was working and how it might be improved. The qualitative data were then used to develop, implement, and analyze a structured quantitative survey of NCI staff and Cooperative Groups nationwide. (≈$125,000)

Public Education Campaign Evaluation (2000 to 2001)—Project Manager. Working as the Evaluation and Applied Research Coordinating Center for the American Legacy Foundation, RTI evaluated the efficacy of various anti-tobacco initiatives funded through the national tobacco settlement. This study assessed the efficacy of the Truth Tour, a social marketing campaign using youth as spokespersons in three traveling caravans. (≈$475,000)

Eastward Ho!/Brownfields Redevelopment Project (1997 to 1999)—Principle Investigator. Funded by the Society for Applied Anthropology and EPA, this study employed rapid assessment procedures for collecting and analyzing data on sentinel health events, perceptions of health risk, and site-use patterns among the residents of several ethnically diverse neighborhoods bordering lightly contaminated sites. A GIS database of medical, ethnographic, and demographic data was made available to federal, state, and local governmental agencies for characterizing and managing environmental health risks on these sites. (≈$45,000)

Selected Honors

President’s Award for Excellence, RTI International, 2003 Environmental Anthropology Post-doctoral Fellowship, Society for Applied Anthropology/Environmental Protection Agency, 1997-1999 Graduate Fellowship, Department of Anthropology, University of South Florida, 1994-1999 University Foundation Grant, University of South Florida, 1994

Professional Affiliations and Service - International

International Network of Circumpolar Health Researchers, 2008 - International Union of Circumpolar Health 2008 – Member, Scientific Planning Committee, 15th International Congress on Circumpolar Health, 2011 Scientific Editor, International Journal of Circumpolar Health, 2008 -

Professional Affiliations and Service - National

American Evaluation Association, 2000 - American Public Health Association, 1998 - American Rural Health Association, 1999-2008 Reviewer, Journal of Rural Health, 2005–2008

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Association of Preventive Teaching and Research, 2002 – National Association of County and City Health Officials, 2002-2008 National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NCMHD), Population Health Study Section Member, 2009 - Robert Wood Johnson Population Health Grant Program, 1995-1999 Society for Applied Anthropology, 1994 – Chair, Membership Committee, 2004–2006 Member, Professional and Scholarly Outreach Committee, 2007 Reviewer, Human Organizations, 2000 – 2008 Reviewer, Practicing Anthropology, 2008 - Society for Public Health Education, 2002 – Chair, Anthropology and Public Health Special Interest Group, 2004–2008 Elected Member, Board of Trustees, 2008-2010 Reviewer, Health Education, 2009 –

Professional Affiliations and Service - Regional

Alaska Public Health Association, 2008 – Elected Member, Board of Directors, 2010-2012 Advisory Board, Alaska Native Epidemiology Consortium, 2009 – Member, Commonwealth North Health Care Action Coalition, 2009 – Member, CDC/ANTHC Water and Health Studies Steering Committee, 2010 –

Professional Affiliations and Service - Academic

University of Alaska, Anchorage Chancellor’s Planning and Budget Advisory Council, 2008- Subcommittee on Strategic Reallocation, 2010-11 Member, Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Accreditation Committee, 2009-2010 Member, Vice-Provost for Research and Graduate Studies Search Committee, 2010-2011 Member, Chancellor’s Biomedical and Health Planning Group, 2010-2011 Member, Assistant Professor in Medical Anthropology Search Committee, 2011

College of Health and Social Welfare Leadership Team, 2008 –

Selected Manuscripts

Driscoll, D., Sorensen, A., and Deerhake, M. (2011) “Promoting Healthy Subsistence Fish Consumption in Culturally Distinct Communities.” Health Promotion Practice (in press).

McCormack L, Treiman K, Bann C, Williams-Piehota P, Driscoll D, Poehlman J, Soloe C, Lohr K, Sheridan S, Golin C, Cykert S, Harris R. (2011) “Translating Medical Evidence to Promote Informed Health Care Decisions.” Health Services Research (Feb).

Driscoll, D.L. and Windsor, R. (2010) Process and Qualitative Evaluation. In Evaluating Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Programs. R. Windsor, ed. Sage Publications.

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Driscoll, D., Dotterrer, B., Miller, J., and Voorhees, H. (2010) “Reducing Outmigration by Addressing the Health Needs and Concerns of Rural Alaskans.” International Journal of Circumpolar Health 69(5):528-544.

Gansler T, Kepner J, Willacy E, Soloe C, Rupert D, Jarblum M, Driscoll D, Orr A, Fitzgerald T, Esparza A. (2010) “Evolving Information Priorities of Hematologic Cancer Survivors, Caregivers, and Other Relatives.” Journal of Cancer Education 25(3):302-11.

Blitstein, J., W.D. Evans, and D.L. Driscoll. (2009) What is a public health brand? In Public Health Branding: applying marketing for social change. W. D. Evans and G. Hastings, eds. Oxford University Press.

McCormack, L., M.A. Lewis, and D.L. Driscoll (2009) Challenges and limitations of applying branding. In Social marketing. In Public Health Branding: applying marketing for social change. W. D. Evans and G. Hastings, eds. Oxford University Press.

Soloe, C.S., McCormack, L.A., Treiman, K., Driscoll, D., & Harris, S. (2009). Informed decision making about prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing: Findings and implications from formative testing of a multimodal intervention. RTI Press Publication No. RR-0006-0902.

McCormack, L.A., C.M. Bann, P.A. Williams-Piehota, D.L. Driscoll, C.S. Soloe, J.A. Poehlman, T. Kuo, K.N. Lohr, S. Sheridan, C.E. Golin, R. Harris, and S. Cykert. (2009). "Communication Message Strategies for Increasing Knowledge about Prostate Cancer Screening." Journal of Cancer Education, 24(3):238-43.

Mobley, L., Kuo, T., Driscoll, D., Clayton, L., and Anselin, L. (2008) “Heterogeneity in Mammography Use Across the Nation: Separating Evidence of Disparities from the Disproportionate Effects of Geography”. International Journal of Health Geographics. 30 June 2008, 7:32 PMC2474591

Driscoll, D. L., R.J. Rupert, C.E. Golin, L.A. McCormack, S.L. Sheridan, B.M. Welch, and J.A. Poehlman. (2008) “Promoting Prostate-Specific Antigen Informed Decision-Making: evaluating two community-level interventions.” American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 35(2): 87-94.

Driscoll, D.L., S.A. Appiah-Yeboah, P.S. Salib, and D.J. Rupert. (2007). “Merging Qualitative and Quantitative Data in Mixed Methods Research: How To and Why Not.” Ecological and Environmental Anthropology, 3(1):19-28.

Driscoll, D.L., L. Rojas-Smith, S.Y. Sotnikov, K.D. Gadsden-Knowles, N. Perry, D.D. Lenaway, and K.P. Halverson. (2006). “An Instrument for Assessing Public Health System Performance: Validity in Rural Settings.” National Rural Health Association, 22(3):254-259.

Eisenberg, M., C. Ringwalt, D. Driscoll, M. Vallee, and G. Gullette. (2004). “Learning from Truth(sm): Youth Participation in Field Marketing Techniques to Counter Tobacco Advertising.” Journal of Health Communication, 9(3):223-231.

Driscoll, D.L. (2001). “Urban Brownfields and Rapid Assessment Procedures: Lessons Learned from a Consultancy Project.” Practicing Anthropologist, 23(3).

Driscoll, D.L. (1994). “We Are Dega: Ethnic Identity Manipulation in a Population of Southeast Asian Refugees.” Southern Anthropologist (summer edition).)

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Other Publications

Dotterrer, B.A., D.L. Driscoll. (2010) “Alaska Student Drug Use Survey Community Reports; Cordova, Kodiak, Savoonga & Stebbins, Seward, Petersburg, Unalaska, and Wrangell.” Reports to Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation.

Driscoll, D.L., C.S. Soloe, D.J. Rupert, E.A. Willacy, K.L. Isenberg, W.A. Orr, J. Kepner, T. Gansler, E. Robbins, and S. Redmond. (2008) “Evaluating a Self-Navigated Toolkit for Hematological Cancer Patients, Caregivers, and Family/Friends.” Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Driscoll, D.L., M. Lynch, M. Burke, L. Wenger, J. Amoozegar, M. Jones-Bell, and C. Layton (2008) “A Formative Assessment of Knowledge and Beliefs Regarding Pandemic Influenza Mitigation Among Culturally Distinct Audience Segments.” Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

McCormack, L.A., D.L. Driscoll, D.J. Rupert, K.A. Treiman, P.A. Williams-Piehota, J.A. Poehlman, C.S. Soloe, and C. Bann (2007). “Promoting Informed Decision Making about Prostate Cancer Screening.”Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Van Houtven, G.L., D.L. Driscoll, and K.Y. Matthews (2007). “Proceedings for EPA/NCEA Workshop on Weighing Ecological Risks, Costs, and Benefits in Use Attainment Decisions." Report to Environmental Protection Agency.

Lewis, M.A. and D.L. Driscoll (2007). “Evaluation Plan of the North Carolina Strike Out Stroke Campaign.” Report to Brogan and Partners.

Lewis, M.A., D.L. Driscoll, and F.B. Beatty (2007). “Message Testing for the North Carolina Strike out Stroke Campaign.” Report to Brogan and Partners.

Heberling, M.T., R.J. Bruins, G.L. Van Houtven, S.M. Beaulieu, W.S. Cooter, D.L. Driscoll, K. Heller, W.W. Throneburg, and R. Gregory (2006). “Weighing Ecological Risks, Costs, and Benefits in Use- Attainment Decisions.” Report to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Bandel, K.L., C.S. Soloe, D.L. Driscoll, and T. Gansler (2005) “Topline Summary Report: Hematologic Cancer Resource Assessment.” Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Roussel, A.E., E. Fulmer, N. Lenfestey, D.L. Driscoll, E.C. Koetse, and C.M. Cignetti (2002). “Identifying Characteristics of Successful Researcher/Community-Based Organization Collaboration in the Development of Behavioral Interventions to Prevent HIV Infection: Final Report.” Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Driscoll, D.L. (2002). “Final Provider Messages for Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Screening for Prostate Cancer, Medicare Screening Messages Project.” Report to Healthcare Financing Administration and the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality.

Driscoll, D.L. (2002). “Final Patient Messages for Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Screening for Prostate Cancer, Medicare Screening Messages Project.” Report to Healthcare Financing Administration and the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality.

Driscoll, D.L., and K. Rae (2002). “Assessing Core Capabilities and Capacities Necessary for Emerging Infectious Disease Surveillance.” Report to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Driscoll, D.L., J. Hersey, C. An, P. Brick, S. Daugherty, and W. Liao (2001). “An Assessment of the Internet-Enhanced Concept Evaluation Panel (CEP) Demonstration Project: Focus Group Findings with CEP Members.” Report to the National Cancer Institute.

Eisenberg, M., D.L. Driscoll, and C. Ringwalt (2001). “An Ethnographic Evaluation of the truth(sm) Tour.” Report to the American Legacy Foundation.

Roussel, A.E., D.L. Driscoll, S. Daugherty, and L. McCormack (2001). “Focus Group Results from the National Evaluation of Medicare & You 2000 Handbook: Beneficiaries.” Report to Health Care Financing Administration.

Roussel, A.E., D.L. Driscoll, S. Daugherty, and L. McCormack (2001). “Focus Group Results from the National Evaluation of Medicare & You 2000 Handbook: Non-Beneficiary Decision Helpers.” Report to Health Care Financing Administration.

Driscoll, D.L., and S. Harris (February 2001). “Assessment of the Value-Added Effect of AmeriCorps State and National Service Programs on the Communities They Serve.” Fourteen reports to the Corporation for National Service.

Driscoll, D.L. (1999). “Humanizing Environmental Risk Assessment.” Dissertation, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL.

Driscoll, D.L. (1994). “Ethnogenesis Among a Population of Southeast Asian Refugees.” Thesis, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC.

Selected Presentations

Driscoll, D.L., Sunbury, T.M. “The Human Health Impacts of Climate Change in Alaska.” 11th Annual Meeting of the Aerospace Medical Association, May 10, 2011.

Driscoll, D.L., Sunbury, T.M. “Using a Sentinel Surveillance System to Assess the Human Health Impacts of Climate Change in Alaska.” Classrooms for Climate Change, Anchorage, AK, May 5, 2011

Driscoll, D.L., Sunbury, T.M. “Community and Expert Perceptions of Climate Change and Health Risks in Alaska.” 71st Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Seattle, WA● April 1, 2011

Driscoll, D.L. “Research Update: Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies.” 95th Meeting of the US Arctic Research Commission, Anchorage, AK ● January 21, 2011

Driscoll, D.L., B.A. Dotterrer. “Assessing the Influence of Health on Outmigration in Alaska.” Presented at the 28th Annual ALPHA Health Summit, Anchorage, AK, January 11, 2011

Driscoll, D.L., B.A. Dotterrer, H. Voorhees, and V. Miller. “Assessing the Influence of Health on Outmigration in Alaska.” APHA Annual Meeting & Exposition, Denver, CO ● November 6-10, 2010

Driscoll, D.L., C.S. Soloe, D.J. Rupert, E.A. Willacy, K.L. Isenberg, W.A. Orr, J. Kepner, T. Gansler, and B.A. Dotterrer, “Identifying demographic and situational factors that influence the use of an electronic hematological cancer toolkit: A multivariate analysis.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Public Health Education, Denver, CO, November 4 - 6, 2010

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Driscoll, D.L. “Assessing Culture as a Social Determinant of Health: Implications and Recommendations.” Presented at the Mid-year meeting of the Society for Public Health Education Atlanta, GA, April 8th, 2010

Driscoll, D.L., B.A. Dotterrer. “Seeing the Forest: Social & Physical Determinants of Alaskan Health” Presented at 27th Annual Alaska Health Summit, Anchorage, AK, December 7th, 2009

Driscoll, D.L., B. A. Dotterrer. "Developing a Population Health Promotion Research Agenda." Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Public Health Education, Philadelphia, PA, November 5, 2009.

Driscoll, D.L., T. L. Ritter. "Assessing policy decisions related to water distribution systems in Alaska Native villages." Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA, November 9, 2009.

Driscoll, D.L. “Social Determinants of Alaskan Environmental Health: Implications for Health Promotion.” Presented at the annual meeting of the Alaska Environmental Health Association, Anchorage, AK, August 6, 2009.

Driscoll, D.L. “Assessing the Deep Structure of Pandemic Influenza Responses.” Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Public Health Education, San Diego, CA, October 24, 2008.

Driscoll, D.L., C.S. Soloe, D.J. Rupert, E.A. Willacy, K.L. Isenberg, W.A. Orr, J. Kepner, and T. Gansler. "A Self-Navigated Toolkit for Hematological Cancers: Addressing Information Needs and Health Literacy with New Technology." Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Public Health Education, Chicago, IL, May 23, 2008.

Driscoll, D.L., C.S. Soloe, D.J. Rupert, E.A. Willacy, K.L. Isenberg, W.A. Orr, J. Kepner, and T. Gansler. "Development of a Self-Navigated Educational Toolkit for Hematological Cancer Patients, Caregivers, and Family/Friends." Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Washington, D.C., November 5, 2007.

Driscoll, D.L., D.J. Rupert, and C. Bann. "Promoting Culturally Com petent Shared Decision-Making: Reconsidering Patient Values." Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE), Alexandria, VA, November 1, 2007.

Driscoll, D.L. "Development and Evaluation of an Integrated Risk Communication Model for Culturally Diverse Subsistence Fishers." Presented at 17th Annual Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis, Durham, North Carolina, October 17, 2007.

Driscoll, D.L. "Assessing the Social and Cultural Dimensions of Risk Decision-making." Presented at Society for Applied Anthropology, Tampa FL, March 17-21, 2007.

Driscoll, D.L. “Culture, Decision-making, and Risk Communication: Building an Integrated Model for Message Development.” Presented at the National Environmental Public Health Conference, Atlanta GA, December 4-6, 2006.

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Driscoll, D.L., C.S. Soloe, K.L. Bandel, M.G. Jarblum, E.A. Willacy, S.C. Squire, T. Gansler, and J. Kempner. “Information Needs of Hematologic Cancer Patients, their Family Members, and Caregivers by Phase of Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment.” Presented at American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, November 4, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L., L.A. McCormack, C.S. Soloe, J.A. Poehlman, P.A. Williams-Piehota, K.N. Lohr, R. Harris, S. Sheridan, C.E. Golin, and S. Cykert. “Promoting Informed Clinical Decisionmaking at the Community-Level: Prostate Cancer Screening with the PSA Test.” Presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Boston, MA, November 1, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L., F.B. Beatty, M.G. Jarblum, S.C. Squire, and S.L. Harris. “Ethnographic Methods and Environmental Health Promotion: Utility for Community Capacity Building.” Presented at Society for Public Health Education, Boston, MA, November 1, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L., F.B. Beatty, A.V. Sorensen, L.J. Clayton, and E.K. Wilson. “Tailoring Risk Communications for Underserved Communities: Differential Source Preferences and Responses.” Presented at National Prevention Summit: Prevention, Preparedness and Promotion, Washington, DC, October 26-27, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L., J.L. Harris, and W.A. Orr. “Enhancing the U.S. Public Health System’s Willingness and Capacity to Engage in Clinical Research: Update on Aim 2.” Presented at TB Trials Consortium, San Diego, CA, May 19, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L. “Risk, Communication, and Informed Decision-Making.” Presented at Society for Applied Anthropology, Vancouver, BC, Canada, March 28-April 1, 2006.

Driscoll, D.L., and O.L. Rojas. (2005). “Rural Health Systems: A Case Study in Performance Assessment.” Presented at Annual Meeting of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists, Albuquerque, NM.

Driscoll, D.L., P.S. Salib, S.A. Appiah-Yeboah, and G. Mootrey. (2005). “Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Data in a Multimethod Evaluation Design: A Case Study.” Presented at Society for Applied Anthropology 65th Annual Meeting, Santa Fe, NM.

Driscoll, D.L., and K.L. Rae (2004). “Defining Dual Use: A Locally Driven Approach to Implementing and Evaluating Public Health Preparedness.” Presented at 132nd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, Washington, DC.

Driscoll, D.L., and L.A. McCormack (2004). “Educating Patients about Preference-Sensitive Health Decisions.” Presented at the Society for Public Health Education Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

McCormack, L.A., D.L. Driscoll, J. Poehlman, C.S. Soloe, S.L. Harris, and S. Squire (2004). “Communicating Culturally Appropriate Information about Prostate Cancer Screening.” Presented at 4th Biennial Conference on Cancer, Culture, and Literacy, Clearwater, FL.

Driscoll, D.L., and L.A. McCormack (2004). “I Can’t Tell You What to Do: Anthropological Contributions to Non-Directive Health Promotion.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Dallas, TX.

Driscoll, D.L. (2003). “Defining Public Health Preparedness: Past, Present, and Future.” Presented at the RTI Fellows Symposium on Homeland Security, RTP, NC.

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Driscoll, D.L. (2003). “Achieving National Consensus on Laboratory Preparedness for Chemical Terrorism Using a Workshop Format.” 19th Annual National Environmental Monitoring Conference, Crystal City, VA.

Rae, K.L., and D.L. Driscoll (2003). “Use of an Iterative Study Methodology to Identify Gaps in State Public Health Laboratory Preparedness for Chemical Terrorism.” 131st Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA.

Driscoll, D.L. (2003). “Achieving Local Consensus on an Emerging Infectious Disease Surveillance System.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Portland, OR.

Driscoll, D.L. (2002). “Public Health Surveillance for Bioterrorism and Emerging Infectious Diseases: Two problems, one solution.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Driscoll, D.L. (2001). “Evaluating Truth; Social Marketing and Ethnography Go on the Road.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Merida, Mexico.

Driscoll, D.L. (2000). “Methodological Implications of an Ethnographic Assessment of the Truth Tour.” Presented at the American Public Health Association Conference, Boston, MA.

Scott, M., D.L. Driscoll, and J. Nelson (2000). “Concept Mapping: A Tool for Empowerment Evaluation.” Presented at the Eastern Evaluation Research Society Conference, Langhorne, PA.

Driscoll, D.L. (1999). “Anthropological Contributions to the Risk-Based Redevelopment of Brownfields in South Florida.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Tucson, AZ.

Driscoll, D.L. (1999). “GIS as an Instrument for Environmental Risk Characterization and Communication.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Tucson, AZ.

Driscoll, D.L. (1998). “Contamination and Communication: The Role of Rapid Assessment Procedures in the Sustainable Redevelopment of the Poinciana Industrial Center in Northern Dade County Florida.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, San Juan, PR.

Driscoll, D.L. (1997). “Focus Groups as a Method for Enhancing Community Consensus and Mobilization.” Presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Seattle, WA.

Driscoll, D.L. (1996). “The Process of Ethnic Identificational Change in a Population of Southeast Asian Refugees.” Presented at the Florida Academy of Sciences Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL.

Driscoll, D.L. (1994). “We Are Dega: Ethnic Identity Manipulation in a Population of Southeast Asian Refugees.” Presented at the Southern Anthropological Society Conference, Charlotte, NC.