Curriculum Vitae Part I
PERSONAL DATA
Gloria C. Ramsey, JD, RN, FNAP, FAAN
Office: Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing 525 North Wolfe Street, Room 530 Baltimore, MD 21205 Office Phone: 410-955-4280 Fax: 443-287-0544 Email: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Year Degree Institution Location
1996 Certificate in Bioethics Columbia University College of Physicians and New York, NY and The Medical Surgeons and the Albert Einstein College of Humanities Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center
1992 Doctorate: Doctor of Seton Hall University School of Law Newark, NJ Law (J.D.)
1991 Certificate European Tulane Institute European Legal Studies, Sorbonne Paris, France Studies University
1986 Bachelor of Science (BS) New Jersey City University (formerly Jersey City State Jersey City, NJ Nursing College)
1981 Associate in Applied Felician College Lodi, NJ Science(A.A.S.) Nursing
CURRENT LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION
Year Source Type License and Certification Number 2018 State of Maryland Registered T20180931 Professional Nurse
2012 End-of-Life Nurse Education Trainer Consortium (ELNEC) for Veteran
2003 Education for Physicians on End- of- Trainer Life Care (EPEC)
2003 The United States Supreme Court Attorney-at-Law
Year Source Type License and Certification Number 2002 End-of-Life Nurse Education Trainer Consortium (ELNEC) Core
1992 State of New Jersey Attorney-at-Law
1981 State of New Jersey Registered 26NO07877300 Professional Nurse
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Year Position Institution Location 2018-Present Associate Dean Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Baltimore, MD Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Faculty Associate
2015-Present Senior Advisor Hartford Geriatric Institute New York, NY New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing
2005-Present Adjunct Associate New York University Rory Meyers College of New York, NY Professor Nursing
2005-2018 Associate Professor Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing Bethesda, MD PhD Nursing Science Program, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
2005-2018 Secondary F. Edward He’bert School of Medicine Bethesda, MD Appointment Department of Preventive Medicine and Biostatistics, Global Health Division; Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
2003-2005 Core Faculty Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein New York, NY College of Medicine; New York University School of Education, Division of Nursing Post Graduate Certificate Program, The Ethics of Regulation of Research with Human Subjects
2002-2011 Faculty and Advisory Duke University Divinity School Durham, NC Committee Member Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life APPEAL-A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life’s End
2001-2002 Law & Ethics Columnist Nursing Spectrum New York, NY
2000-2002 Faculty and Advisory Howard University School of Medicine Washington, DC Committee Member APPEAL-A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life’s End
1998-2000 Core Faculty Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein New York, NY College of Medicine; New York University School of Education, Division of Nursing Post Graduate Certificate Program, Bioethics and the Medical Humanities
1994-2005 Core Faculty The Consortium of New York Geriatric New York, NY Education Centers (CNYGEC’S)
1994-2005 Director, Program in New York University, The Steinhardt School New York, NY Bioethics; and Director, of Education, Division of Nursing Legal and Ethical Aspects of Practice
1993-1994 Associate Research New York University, The Steinhardt School New York, NY Scientist of Education, Division of Nursing
1992-1993 Law Clerk Honorable Carol A. Ferentz, Superior Court Newark, NJ of New Jersey, Law Division, Civil Part
1991-1992 Legal Intern Essex-Newark Legal Services Newark, NJ
1991 Summer Associate Shanley and Fisher, P.C. Morristown, NJ
1991 Research Assistant, Seton Hall University School of Law Newark, NJ Health Law, Professor (current Dean) Kathleen Boozang
1991 Graduate Nurse Greenville Hospital and Jewish Hospital and Jersey City, NJ Rehabilitation Center
HONORS AND AWARDS
2019 Named honoree Modern Healthcare 2019 List of 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare
2019 Selected, On the Pulse, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Magazine, “17 Best Blogs of 2019,” Race in America Series
2019 Lifetime Achievement Award, National Black Nurses Association (NBNA)
2018 New Nursing Faculty Fellowship (NNFF), Maryland Higher Education Commission
2018 Named honoree Allheart List of The 12 Most Influential Nurses of 2018
2018 Outstanding PhD Faculty Award, Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU)
2014 Diane O. McGivern Legislative and Health Policy Award, New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing
2012 Competitively accepted Participant Scholar, Translational Health, National Institute Minority Health Disparities (NIMHD), Disparities Course: Integrating Principles of Science, Practice and Policy in Health Disparities Research
2012 Selected Joining Forces Initiative Faculty Member Participant, End of Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans
2010 Finalist, Executive Nurse Fellows Program, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
2008 Inducted Fellow, American Academy of Nursing
2008 Nominated, Defense Health Board Medical Ethics Subcommittee Office of the Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs)
2007 Reappointed, State Advisory Council on End of life Care, Governor State of Maryland
2007 Inducted Distinguished Practitioner, National Academies of Practice
2005 Appointed, State Advisory Council on End of life Care, Governor State of Maryland
2005 Faculty, Black Nurse Leadership Institute, New York University College of Nursing
2005 Fellow, Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Multicultural Center Training Program in Bioethics and Human Rights, Morehouse College Public Health Sciences Institute, Tuskegee and Civil Rights Multicultural Center
2002 Teacher of the Year Nomination, The Steinhardt School of Education, New York University
2001 Contributing Chapter Author, Matzo, ML and Sherman, DW (Ed), AJN Book of the Year Award for the textbook “Palliative Care Nursing: Quality Care to the End of Life,” first Palliative Care Nursing textbook published in the United States, published by Springer Publishers
2000 Selected Faculty Speaker, Division of Nursing Pinning Ceremony, New York University
1999 Selected Faculty Speaker, Division of Nursing Pinning Ceremony, New York University
1998 Fellow, Kornfeld Foundation
1997 Research Scientist Award, Division of Nursing, New York University
1996 Selected Member, ANA Code of Ethics Taskforce
1996 Inducted Member, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing
1992 Semi-finalist, National Health Law Moot Court Competition, Seton Hall University School of Law
1992 Third Place Award "Best Brief,” National Health Law Moot Court Competition, University of New Mexico School of Law
1986 Dean’s List, New Jersey City University (formerly Jersey City State College)
1986 The National Dean’s List, New Jersey City University (formerly Jersey City State College)
1986 Faculty Recognition Award, Department of Nursing, New Jersey City University (formerly Jersey City State College)
RESEARCH
Research and Education Grants
Sponsored Projects
Szanton, S. (2020-2024 ). Research and Education to Support the Science of Independent Living for Inclusion and Engagement: National Center of Excellence RRTC (RESILIENCE RRTC), National Center to Improve Care for People with Disabilities, National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research. Grant Project Number-NIDILRR-90RTGE0003 (4,300,000). Ramsey, G. (Science Inclusion Advisory Board Member, 5%).
Ramsey, G. (2020). Each One, Reach One, Teach One Lecture Series. (Principal Investigator, 20%). Johns Hopkins University Office of the Provost, PhD Professional Development Innovation Initiative Award: PhD Program Career Events. ($4,000)
Piggott, D. (2020). Leadership Development Alumni Network for Minority PhDs. Johns Hopkins University Office of the Provost, PhD Professional Development Innovation Initiative Award: Diversity Networking, Mentoring, and Professional Development Programs. ($49,400). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 10%).
Ramsey, G. (2019). Conversation & Tea. Provost Diversity and Inclusion Small Grant Award (Principal Investigator, 10%). Johns Hopkins University Office of Provost. ($1,500)
Ramsey, G. (2018-2021). The Nurse Maude Callen Project (Principal Investigator, 20%). Maryland Higher Education Commission. ($5,000)
Ramsey, G. (2016-2018). Pilot Study of Utilization of Advance Directives (Co-Principal Investigator, 20%). Walter Reed National Medical Military Center, Murtha Cancer Center, and National Cancer Institute Center for Cancer Research. ($69,000)
Sbrocco, T. (2008-2013). USU Center for Health Disparities Research. National Center for Minority Health Disparities. Grant Award 5P20 MD000505-06 ($6,869,244). Ramsey, G. (Director Community Research Engagement, 20%).
Lewis, E. (2003-2008). USU Center for Health Disparities Research and Education, Center of Excellence in Partnerships for Community Outreach, Research on Health Disparities, and Training Project (Project EXPORT). National Center for Minority Health Disparities. Grant Award P20 MD000505 ($7,850,690). Ramsey, G. (Core Director, Community Outreach and Information Dissemination, 100%).
Katz, R. (2003). NYU Oral Cancer Research for Adolescent and Adult Health Promotion (RAAHP) Center (P50), NY Oral Cancer RAAHP Center, Bioethics and Scientific Pilot Study. Grant Award 5U54DE014257-03 ($1,163,525). Ramsey, G. (2003-2005 ). African American Trust or Mistrust of Biomedical Research: An Intergenerational Perspective (Principal Investigator, 20%). Tuskegee University National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health Care. ($20,000)
Fulmer, T. (2002-2005). “Building Academic Capacity in Bioethics and Nursing at New York University.” The Teagle Foundation, Inc. ($280,000). Ramsey, G. (Co-Principal Investigator, 50%).
Ramsey, G. (2002-2005 ). “The African American Church and Community Perspective for End-of-Life Care: An Educational Initiative for Urban Ministers, Lay Faith Leaders and Health Professionals Caring for African Americans.” (Principal Investigator, 50%). The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation. ($200,000)
Powderly, K. (1997-2000). “Legal and Ethical Issues in HIV Disease.” Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). ($100,000). Ramsey, G. (Co-Principal Investigator, 20%).
Mezey, M. (1996-1998). “Decisions about Death in Long-Term Care: Development and Dissemination of Guidelines to Ease the Death of Residents in Nursing Homes.” The Retirement Research Foundation. ($250,000). Ramsey, G. (Project Director, 50%).
Mezey, M. (1994-1996). “Determination of Decision-Making Capacity in the Elderly.” The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. ($200,000). Ramsey, G. (Project Director, 50%).
Mezey, M. (1993-1994). “Patient Self Determination Act.” The Greenwall Foundation. ($180,000). Ramsey, G. (Project Director, 50%).
Pending/Unsponsored Research
Szanton, S. (2020-2025 ). Tri-school T32 in Person and Family-Centered Health Services and Outcomes in Geriatrics and Gerontology, National Institutes of Health. Grant Award HHS-2020-ACL-NIDILRR-RTGE-0342 (unfunded). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 10%).
Hager, G. (2019-2024). Proactive Aging through Technology for Health (PATH). NSF Engineering Research Center (unfunded). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 10%).
Knowlton, A. R. (2019-2020). Dyad-focused end-of-life palliative care health literacy training for HIV + African Americans & their caregivers: RCT of a social norm change approach to informed, shared EOL care decision making. National Institutes of Health. (unfunded). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 20%).
Ramsey, G. (2017-2018). The Nurse Maude Callen Project (Principal Investigator). (unfunded)
Jindal, R. (2014). “Disparity in Organ Donation Between Caucasians and African- Americans.” NIH, NIMHD Social, Behavioral, Health Services, and Policy Research on Minority Health and Health Disparities. Grant Award R01 NIH RFA-MD-13-006 ($1,403,969). (unfunded). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 20%).
Sbrocco, T. (2013). USU Center for Health Disparities Research. National Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities. Grant Award 5P20 MD000505-06 ($6,869,244). Ramsey, G. (2013). USU Center for Health Disparities Research (Director Community Research Engagement, 20%). NIH, National Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities. Grant Award 5P20MD00505 ($5,000,239). (unfunded)
Ramsey, G. (2012). “We Honor our Patients: Increasing the use of Advance Directives (Five Wishes) among Internal Medicine Medical Home Outpatients.” (Principal Investigator, 20%) USUHS Intramural Research Program. Grant Award USU Intramural ($20,000). (approved, unfunded)
Sbrocco, T. (2008-2013). USU Center for Health Disparities Research. National Center for Minority Health Disparities. Grant Award 5P20 MD000505-06 ($6,869,244). Ramsey, G. (2012). “Administrative Supplement for Bioethics Research, Training and Translation.” (Principal Investigator, 50%) USU Center for Health Disparities Research, NIH, National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities. Grant Award 5P20MD00505 ($199,986). (unfunded)
Girasek. D. (2011). “Are Road Safety Advances Distributed Equitably?” National Institute for Nursing Research. ($525,300). Ramsey, G. (Co-Investigator, 5%). (unfunded)
Ramsey, G. (2009). “Joining Forces WITH State, Local & Community Partners: Improving End of Life Care.” (Principal Investigator, 50%). NIH, National Center on Minority Health Disparities. Grant Award NIH RFA-MD- 09-006 ($1,064,536). (unfunded)
Ramsey, G. (2004). “You’ve Got the Power: An Educational Initiative for African American Ministers and Lay Faith Leaders to Prevent Racial and Ethnic Disparities at Life’s End.” (Principal Investigator, 50%). Aetna Foundation. ($50,000). (unfunded)
SCHOLARSHIP
Publications
Peer Reviewed Articles
1. Hinton Walker, P., Grabbe, L., Blueford, B., & Ramsey, G. (2020). Exploring the Phenomenon and Perspectives of Empathy and Compassion in the Caring Professions and Enhancing Resiliency: Part II. Journal of Health and Human Experience (accepted).
2. Hinton Walker, P., & Ramsey, G. (2019). Exploring the Phenomenon and Perspectives of Empathy and Compassion in the Caring Professions: Part I. Journal of Health and Human Experience, 5(1), 69-84.
3. Ramsey, G., & Hinton Walker, P. (2018). Design Thinking: An Innovative Approach to Teaching Ethical Decision-Making for Healthcare Professionals. Journal of Health and Human Experience, 4(1), 87-103.
4. Sbrocco, T.*, Samuel, T., & Ramsey, G.* (2014). Standardizing a Process to Engage African- Americans in Health Research: The Community Research Outreach Workers’ Network (CROWN). Progress in Community Health Partnerships, 8(1), 109-16. (*Investigators omitted)
5. Gibbons, S.W., Shafer, M., Hickling, E.J., & Ramsey, G. (2013). How do deployed health care providers experience moral injury? Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, 3(3), 247-259.
6. Ramsey, G., & Latson, S. (2012). EPEC-O (Education in Palliative and End of Life Care for Oncology): Cultural Considerations when caring for African Americans. NIH NCI/NINR: Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care for Oncology (EPEC-O) Curriculum.
7. Weld, K., Padden, D., Ramsey, G., & Bibb, S. C. (2008). A framework for guiding health literacy research in populations with universal access to health care. Advances in Nursing Science, 31 (4), 308-318.
8. Ramsey, G. (2005). Nurses, Medical Errors, and the Culture of Blame. Hastings Center Report, 35(2), 20- 21.
9. Bottrell, M., Dubler, N., Hill, T., Mezey, M., Mitty, E., Post, L., & Ramsey, G. (2001). Guidelines for End- of-Life Care In Nursing Facilities: Principles and Recommendations. NAELA Quarterly, 14(2).
10. Mezey, M., Leitman, E., Mitty, E., Bottrell, M., & Ramsey, G. (2000). Why Hospital Patients Do and Do Not Execute an Advance Directive. Nursing Outlook, 48(4), 165-171.
11. Mezey, M., Mitty, E., Bottrell, M., Ramsey, G., & Fisher, T. (2000). Advance Directives: Older Adults with Dementia. Clinics in Geriatric Medicine,16(2), 255-268,
12. Mezey, M., Teresi, J., Ramsey, G., Mitty, E., & Bobrowitz, T. (2000). Decision Making Capacity to Execute a Health Care Proxy: Development and Testing of Guidelines. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 48(2), 179 – 187.
13. Greenberg, S., Ramsey, G., Fulmer, T., & Mitty, E. (1999). Elder Mistreatment: Case Law and Ethical Issues in Assessment, Reporting and Management. Journal of Nursing Law, 6(3), 7-20.
14. Ramsey, G., Sidel, V., Jackson, B., & Powderly, K. (1998). I think they're doing Research on my Patients, but I can't get anyone to listen. Journal of Nursing Administration, 28 (10), 9-12.
15. Ramsey, G. (1998). When Long-Term Residents Require Emergent Care. American Journal of Nursing, 98(9), 56.
16. Ramsey, G. (1998). When Long-Term Residents Require Emergent Care. The Legal Side, American Journal of Nursing, 98(9).
17. Ramsey, G. (1998). Ethical Issues in Nursing. Imprint, 43-45.
18. Mitty, E., Mezey, M., & Ramsey, G. (1997). Assessment of Decision-Making Capacity: Nursing's Role. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 23(2), 28-35.
19. Mitty, E., Mezey, M., Rappaport, M., & Ramsey, G. (1997). Implementation of the Patient Self Determination Act in Nursing Homes in New York City. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 45(1), 43-49.
20. Mezey, M., Bottrell, M., & Ramsey, G. (1996). The NICHE Faculty. Advance Directives Protocol: Nurses Helping to Protect Patient’s Rights. Geriatric Nursing, 17(5), 204-21.
21. Mitty, E., Mezey, M., Rappaport, M., & Ramsey, G. (1996). Ethics Committees and Implementation of the Patient Self Determination Act in Nursing Homes. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association: Nursing Home Medicine 4(1).
22. United States Senate. Committee on Finance. Hearing on End of Life Issues and Implementation of Advance Directives Under Health Care Reform. 1994. 103rd Cong. (statement of Gloria Ramsey, Mathy Mezey, Ethel Mitty).
23. Mezey, M., Ramsey, G., Mitty, E., & Rappaport, M. (1994). Making the PSDA work for the Elderly. Generations, 18(4), 13-18.
Non-Peer Reviewed
1. Rushton, C.H., Broome, M., & The Nursing Ethics for the 21st Century Summit Group*. (November 2014). A Blueprint for 21st Century Nursing Ethics: Report of the National Nursing Summit. Retrieved from http://www.bioethicsinstitute.org/nursing-ethics-summit-report * Adams, M., Badzek, L., Barden, C., Barton-Burke, M., Brown-Saltzman, Caldwell, M., Catlin, A., Christensen, L., Cipriano, P., Cox, C., Crane, S., Daly, B., Davidson, P., Erdman, L., Fowler, M., Gallagher, A., Gordon, V., Grady, C., Haddad, A., Hamric, A., Harris, K.T., Hatmaker, D., Ivory, C., Kiss, T., Knodel, L., Kovacikova, I., Kub, J., Kurtz, M., Liaschenko, J., Mancino, D., Miller, J., Mitchell, C., Olsen, D., Ramsey, G., Reller, N., Scanlon, C., Shannon, S., Stutzer, K., Sullivan, C., Sullivan, M.C., Tang, C., Tarzian, A., Taylor, C., Thompson, P., Trautman, D., Ulrich, C., Walton, M., Weisfeld, V., Wise, B., Wocial, L.
2. Ramsey G., & Jones, J. (2007). Reducing and Eliminating Health Disparities: Nursing Influencing Health Policy. National Black Nurses Association News, 11-13.
3. Ramsey, G. (2007). The Time is Now: Eliminating Health Disparities. Nursing Spectrum, 17(9), 12-13.
4. Ramsey, G. (2007). Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) Center for Health Disparities Observes National Minority Health Month. USU Newsletter, 5.
5. Ramsey, G. (2007). April is National Minority Health Month! Activities in the Field. Minority Health Connection. Retrieved from http://www.familiesusa.org/issues/minority- health/newsletter/
6. Ramsey, G. (2007). Center for Health Disparities Collaborates with Bethesda Multicultural Committee for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance. USU Newsletter, 4.
7. Ramsey, G. (2006). Take a Loved One for a Check-Up Day. USU Newsletter, 5-6.
8. Ramsey, G. (2005). Ethics in the Round: A forum for spirited discussions and respectful debate. NYU Nursing Newsletter, 7(1).
9. Ramsey G. (2001). What Voice Do Minors Have in Healthcare Decisions? Nursing Spectrum.
10. Ramsey, G. (2001). Laying Down the Law for Nurse Educators. Nursing Spectrum.
11. Ramsey, G. (1999). Ethical/Legal Issues and the Nurse Manager. Nursing Spectrum, 11(21).
Book Chapters
1. Mitty, E., & Ramsey, G. (2007). Advance Directives: Protecting Patients’ Rights. In D. Zwicker (Ed.), Geriatric Nursing Protocols for Best Practice, 3rd Edition, 539-564. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
2. Matzo, M., & Ramsey, G. (2005). Legal Aspects of Palliative Care. In M.L. Matzo, & D.W. Sherman (Eds.), Palliative Care Nursing: Quality Care to the End of Life, 2nd Edition, 187. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
3. Ramsey, G., & Mitty, E. (2003). Advance Directives: Nurses Helping to Protect Patients’ Rights. In D. Zwicker (Ed.), Geriatric Nursing Protocols for Best Practice, 2nd Edition, 265-291. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
4. Ramsey, G. (2001). Legal and Ethical Issues Affecting Educators and Students. In T. Aiken (Ed.), Legal and Ethical Issues In Health Occupations. Orlando, FL: W.B. Saunders Company.
5. Bottrell, M., Dubler, N., Hill, T., Mezey, M., Mitty, E., Post, L., & Ramsey, G. (2001). Guidelines for End-of- Life Care in Nursing Facilities. In D. Dubler, & M. Mezey (Eds.), Voices of Decision in Nursing Homes: Respecting Residents' Preferences for End-of-Life Care. New York, NY: United Hospital Fund of New York.
6. Mezey, M., Teresi, J., Ramsey, G., Mitty, E., & Bobrowitz, T. (2001). Determining a Resident's Capacity to Execute a Health Care Proxy. In D. Dubler, & M. Mezey (Eds.), Voices of Decision in Nursing Homes: Respecting Residents' Preferences for End-of-Life Care. New York, NY: United Hospital Fund of New York.
7. Ramsey, G. (2001). Legal Aspects of Palliative Care. In M.L. Matzo, & D.W. Sherman (Eds.), Palliative Care Nursing: Quality Care to the End of Life. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
8. Ramsey, G. (2001). Legal Issues. In T. Fulmer (Ed.), Critical Care Nursing of the Elderly, 378. New York: Springer Publishing Company.
9. Ramsey, G. (2000). Ethical Issues of Elder Care. In Best Nursing Practices in Care for Older Adults, 3rd Edition. New York, NY: The John A. Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing.
10. Mezey, M., Bottrell, M., & Ramsey, G. (1999). Advance Directives: Nurses Helping to Protect Patient’s Rights. In I. Abraham (Ed.), Geriatric Nursing Protocols for Best Practice. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
11. Ramsey, G., & Mezey, M. (1998). Decision Making: Advance Directives. In The Encyclopedia for Nursing Research. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
12. Ramsey, G. (1998). Ethical Issues of Elder Care. In Best Nursing Practices in Care for Older Adults, 1st Edition. New York, NY: The John A. Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing.
13. Mezey, M., & Ramsey, G. (1995). Advance Directives and the Elderly. In R. Atchley (Ed.), The Encyclopedia of Aging. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.
Monographs
1. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2019. Artificial Intelligence Applications for Older Adults and People with Disabilities: Balancing Safety and Autonomy: Proceedings of a Workshop – in Brief. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press.
Scripted Interviews for Journal Articles
1. Ramsey, G., & Dennis, R. (2017, October 11). Nurse Maude Blazed Trail for Healthcare Researcher. Berkeley Independent, p. 1.
2. DeLeon, P.H. Talking with G. Ramsey (Personal Communication, 3 July 2014). In J. A. Milstead (Ed.), Health policy and politics a nurse’s guide (5th Ed.). Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
3. Ramsey, G., & Marquand, B. (2008, Fall). Making their wishes known. Minority Nurse, p.10.
4. Ramsey, G., & Steefel, L. (2007, October 22). Caring about culture is key. Nursing Spectrum, p.12.
5. Ramsey, G., & Hopkins, J. (2007, April 30). USU Center for Health Disparities hosts Academic Scholars and Public-Private Organizations dinner, “Ending Health Disparities Affecting Your Patients.” USU Newsletter, p. 9.
6. Ramsey, G., & Gawrgy, K. (2007, April 25). Outreach is key to reducing health disparities, doctors say. The Gazette, pp. A1, A 13.
7. Ramsey, G., & Carter, N. (2007, April 5). Minority Health Care ‘Biases’ cause for concern. The Journal, p. 4.
8. Ramsey, G., & Mientka, M. (2007, March 30). Health Disparities Month Observed during April.
9. Ramsey, G., & Spader, C. (2006, December 4). Nurses with Disabilities: A Personal Story. Nursing Spectrum, p.12.
10. Ramsey, G. (2006, June 5). USU Center for Health Disparities Research and Education’s Open House. USU Newsletter, p. 5.
11. Ramsey, G. (2006, Fall). New York University College of Dentistry A Nurse-Attorney Talks About the Ethical Dilemmas, Rewards and Challenges of Combining Two Careers. Global Nexus, p. 24-25.
12. Ramsey, G. (2006, June). Health Care Disparities in Care of Elders: Monthly Interview. The LTC Nurse’s Companion, 4(6).
13. Ramsey, G. (2000, April). Look Who’s Talking. Nursing Spectrum.
14. Ramsey, G. (2000, February). The Personal Touch… Disabled Healthcare Professionals. WE Magazine.
15. Ramsey, G. (1999, May). Bioethics and the Changing Role of the Nurse. The School of Education Newsletter, New York University.
16. Ramsey, G. (1999, April). Annual Nursing Conference Addresses Ethical Dilemmas. Washington Square News.
17. Ramsey, G. (1999, February). Ethical Issues in Geriatric Care. Nursing Spectrum.
18. Ramsey, G. (1998, September). Where to Turn for Ethics Help. Nursing Spectrum.
19. Ramsey, G. (1998, September). People Profile. Reflections Magazine, Sigma Theta Tau International.
20. Ramsey, G. (1998 , June). Cover Feature. Nursing Spectrum.
Conference Meetings/Presentations 59 professional presentations 1994-1999 (complete list available upon request)
International
Ramsey, G. (2019, May). Nurses with Disabilities: A Personal Perspective. AGENCE E&HLAB, Paris, France. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2018, May). Human Subjects Research: The Military and Prisoners as Vulnerable Population. University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2018, May). Human Subjects Research involving the US Military: Legal and Ethical Considerations for the 21st Century 8th. International Committee of Military Medicine Workshop on Military Medical Ethics, Ermatingen, Switzerland. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2014, February). Transformative Learning in Health Professionals. Phramongkutklao College of Medicine, The Royal Thai Army Nurse College, Bangkok, Thailand. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, February). Public Health Ethics. Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2010, July). Who Will Keep the Public Healthy? Learning to Care for those in Harm’s Way. 10th World Congress of Bioethics International Association of Bioethics, Singapore. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2008, September). Community-Based Participatory Research: Strengthening Trust as a Means to Reducing Health Disparities. 9th World Congress Of Bioethics Rijeka, Opatija, Croatia. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2008, September). Biomedical Research: A Strategy for Improving Health and Reducing Health Disparities. 9th World Congress Of Bioethics Rijeka, Opatija, Croatia. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, May). Ethics in Schools of Nursing ~ A National Online Survey of American Baccalaureate Nursing Programs. International Council of Nurses (ICN), Yokohama, Japan. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, November). Trust toward Participation in Biomedical Research: An African American Perspective. 7th World Congress of the International Association of Bioethics, Sydney, Australia. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, June). Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice. International Nursing/Midwifery Research Conference, University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, West Indies. (Peer Review)
National
Ramsey, G. (2020, September). A Case for Objections and Ethical Concerns. the Completed Life Conference. The Completed Life Initiative. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, July). Building Personal and Professional Resilience: Reflections and Strategies. Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, July). Building Personal and Professional Resilience: Reflections and Strategies. Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, July). Racism as a Determinant of Health. National Association Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) Health Professions Chapter (HPC). Webinar. (Invited, Administrative Moderator)
Ramsey, G. (2020, July). 30 Years of the ADA: Celebrating the past, present, and future of disability civil rights. Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, June). COVID-19 Mitigating Health Disparities: Challenges of the Present and the Path Ahead. Global Tracheostomy Collaborative. Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and University of Michigan. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, June). Best Practices for Patient-Clinician Communication for People with Disabilities in the Era of COVID-19. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine (NA). Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, June). Nursing as a Career. Center for Diversity in Public Health Leadership Training, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Summer Undergraduate Scholars Program, Johns Hopkins University. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2020, June). Health Equity and D&I and the COVID-19 Pandemic. National Association Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) Health Professions Chapter (HPC). Webinar. (Invited, Moderator)
Ramsey, G. (2020, May). Responses to COVID-19: Legal & Ethical Perspectives. Columbia University School of Professional Studies, Masters of Bioethics Programs. Webinar. (Invited)
Ramsey, G., Smith, P., & Curlin, F. (2019, October). Improving Palliative and End of Life Care for African Americans: Remembering Dr. Richard Payne. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH), Pittsburgh, PA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2019, July). Nurses Role and Voice in Achieving Health Equity: May the Works I’ve Done Speak for Me. National Black Nurses Association (NBNA), New Orleans, LA. (Invited, Keynote/Plenary)
Baptiste, D., & Ramsey, G. (2019, July). What nurses need to know about Cardiovascular disease among African-Americans living in low-income urban communities. National Black Nurses Association (NBNA), New Orleans, LA. (Invited, Plenary)
Ramsey, G. (2019, May). Marching Toward Health Equity & Social Justice: Nurses Making a Difference. 50th Year Commemoration Symposium of the Charleston Hospital Workers Strike, MUSC and Roper St. Francis Healthcare, Charleston, SC. (Invited, Plenary)
Ramsey, G., & Ochoa, A. (2019, March). Emerging Leadership Roles for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Schools of Nursing: A Call to Action. National Coalition for Ethnic Minority Nurse Association (NCEMNA), Los Angeles, CA. (Peer Review, Poster)
Ramsey, G. (2018, October). Research Ethics, Military Ethics, and the Challenges of Groups Vulnerable to Exploitation. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH), Anaheim, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2016, April). Ethics, Ebola and Global Public Health: U.S. Governmental and Military Responses. Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), San Francisco, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2016, January). The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: Policy in the Context of Military & Federal Health Care: 10 years later. RWJF Nursing and Health Policy Conference: Building Health Policy, Competency in Graduate Nursing Programs, Naples, FL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2015, October). Meeting the Needs of Vulnerable Populations: Double Jeopardy for some Nurses? American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH), Houston, TX. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2014, December). Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing: Caring for Older Adults. New York University College of Nursing Institute for Geriatric Nursing Webinar, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, November). Reducing Health Disparities Through Sustaining and Strengthening Healthy Communities Health, Education and the Military: How Obesity Impact the Recruitment and Retention of our Nation’s Servicemen and Women. 8th Annual Conference on Health Disparities Medical University of South Carolina, Long Beach, CA. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, August). Reducing Infant Mortality Health Disparities among African American Women: Nurse Home Visits Making a Difference. National Black Nurses Association, Philadelphia, PA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2013, October). Moral Courage among military health providers: Caring for those in Harm’s Way. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, Atlanta, GA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2012, May). Minorities and Advance Care Planning: Building Bridges to Improve Access to Care. International Society of Advance Care Planning & End of Life Care, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2010, October). A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life’s End (APPEAL): Patient-Centered Decision- Making. Abington Memorial Hospital, Abington, PA. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2010, June). Disparities in Care-Understanding Racial, Ethnic and Socio-Economic Variations. The World Health Care Congress 2nd Annual Leadership Summit on End of Life Care, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, October). Working Together to End Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities~ One Community at a Time. American Society of Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH), Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2009, October). Health Promotion Ethics: Nurse Educators Prepare for Emerging Ethical Dilemmas. Sigma Theta Tau International, Indianapolis, IN. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2009, June). A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life’s End (APPEAL): Patient-Centered Decision-Making. Samuel Merritt University, Oakland, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, August). Working Together to End Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities: Establishing Public-Private Partnerships. National Medical Association (NMA), Honolulu, HI. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, July). Reducing and Eliminating Health Disparities in the 21st Century: A Call to Action for Nurses. National Black Nurses Association (NBNA), Atlanta, GA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, April). End of Life Care for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Populations: Strategies for Providing Culturally Competent Care. Trinity Healthcare System, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, March). Biomedical Research: A Strategy for Improving Health and Reducing Health Disparities. Dr. Mary Starke Harper Lecture Series, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2007, January). African Americans Perspective on End of Life Care. National Urban Fellows Incorporation, Las Vegas, NV. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, April). Fostering Trust and Trustworthiness: The Critical Link Between the Investigator and the Community in Clinical Research. Addressing Health Disparities - The Legacy of Nurses Multicultural Healthcare Marketing, Teaneck, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2006, April). Cultural Issues Associated with End of Life Treatment: African Americans and Decision Making. Black Healthcare Coalition, Kansas City, MO. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2006, March). Eliminating and Reducing Health Disparities in the 21st Century: A Call to Action for Nurses. New York State Student Nurses Association, White Plains, NY. (Keynote)
Ramsey, G. (2006, January). Reflecting on Our Past, Embracing our Future: African Americans in Nursing. New York University College of Nursing, Leadership Institute for Black Nurses, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, November). African Americans and End of Life Care; Ethics in Schools of Nursing: Baccalaureate Perspective. Gerontological Society of America, Orlando, FL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, November). What’s Trust Got to Do with It: African Americans Willingness to Participate in Biomedical Research The American Association of Nurse Attorneys The Mayflower Hotel, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, October). Mistrust Among African Americans to Participate in Biomedical Research: A Rural and Urban Perspective. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, October). Ethics in Schools of Nursing: A National Online Survey of Baccalaureate Nursing Programs. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, September). End of Life Care Decisions for People with Disabilities: The Case of Baby Sun. New Jersey Health Decisions, New Brunswick, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, September). Do African Americans Trust Biomedical Research? Cultural Competency Series, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, August). African American Perspectives on End-of-Life Care: A Faith Base Approach. National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, St. Louis, MO. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, July). African American Trust or Mistrust to Participate in Biomedical Research Studies: Views from New York and Alabama. National Medical Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, July). African American Perspectives on End of Life Care: Having Their Say in Harlem. National Medical Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, May). Ethical Dilemmas in Nursing Practice New York University Medical Center, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2005, April). Healthcare Decisions in the Post Schiavo Era Legal Issues: An Update on Schiavo and Related Cases. New Jersey Health Decisions, The Center for Bioethics-University of Pennsylvania, Atlantic City, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2005, April). Achieving Excellence through Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Ethics in Schools of Nursing: An Online Survey in Baccalaureate Degree Programs. New York University Medical Center, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2005, February). A conversation with Estelle Massey Riddle Osborne: Honoring our Past and Embracing our Future. 14th Annual New York University Division of Nursing Estelle Osborne Recognition Ceremony “Lives of Accomplishment”, New York, NY. (Keynote Speaker, Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2005, January). Closing the Health Care Disparity Gap: A Moral and Legal Imperative. New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2004, July). African Americans and End of Life Care: A Faith Community Perspective. National Black Nurses Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, July). African American Participation in Biomedical Research: A Pilot Study in New York City. National Black Nurses Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, July). The Challenge: Increasing Minority Participation in Clinical Trials The Unethical Venture --Turning the Tables Around! National Medical Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, July). Improving African American Participation in Biomedical Research: Closing the Health Care Disparity Gap. Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, July). Ethics and Nursing: An American Perspective. Israeli Nurses, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2004, June). Ethics in a School of Nursing: A Model Program. American Nurses Association Convention and Exhibition, Minneapolis, MN. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, June). Improving Care for African Americans: Closing the Health Care Disparity Gap. Associated Black Charities, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2004, May). Nurse Residency Program Seminar: Development in the Professional Nursing Role in the Acute Care Hospital. New York University Medical Center, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2004, April). Health Care Professionals and Family Caregivers: Sharing the Burdens of Care for the Dying. New Jersey Health Decisions, Woodbridge, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2004, February). African Americans and End of Life Care: A Community Based-Approach. Last Miles of the Way Home: A National Conference for African Americans on End of Life Care, Atlanta, GA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, November). Nursing and the Law Brooklyn Hospital Center, Brooklyn, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2003, November). Ethical Issues in Aging Well. Adelphi University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2003, November). Keeping Ethics in Practice. Nursing Spectrum’s Career Fitness Expo, Edison, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, September). Research and the Influence of Culture: An African American Perspective. New York University College of Dentistry, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, September). New Student Convocation, Long Island University, New York, NY. (Peer Review and Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2003, June). Palliative Care in Nursing Home Setting: The Relevance and Influence of Culture and Ethnicity. New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2003, May). A Progressive Palliative Education Curriculum for African Americans at Life’ End. Midwest Bioethics Center, Kansas City, MO. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, May). Advance Care Planning for African Americans. National Medical Association, Region IV Conference, Chicago, IL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, March). Family Dilemmas, Family Responsibilities: Applying the Cruzan Experience. New Jersey Health Decisions, Woodbridge, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, March). Career Opportunities: Nursing, Ethics & Law. New York State Student Nurses Association, Fishkill, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2003, March). Collaborating with Religious Institutions: African Americans and End of Life Care. Boston College End of Life Conference, Boston, MA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, December). Culture and End of Life Decision Making: An African American Perspective. University of Hawaii, Center on Aging, Honolulu, HI. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, December). Care Planning and End of Life in the African American. Community Seminar, Research for Adolescent and Adult Health Promotion Center College of Dentistry, New York University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, November). Proud to Be a Nurse. New York Methodist Hospital, Department of Nursing 11th Annual Registered Nurses’ Dinner and Lecture, Brooklyn, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, October). Ethics and the Law: Applications to People with Disabilities Healthcare, Ethics and the Law. Life Decisions for People with Disabilities Educational Conference, New Brunswick, NJ. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, October). Role of Nurse Attorneys in Schools of Nursing. The American Association of Nurse Attorneys, 21st Annual Meeting and Educational Conference, San Diego, CA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, September). Culture and End-of-Life Decision Making: Why African-American Patients Do and Do Not Complete Advance Directives. Last Acts Midwestern Regional Conference, St. Louis, MO. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, June). Advance Directives and End-of-Life Care Giving: A Professional’s Perspective. 13th Annual Institute and Conference, National Black Nurses Association, Inc., Houston, TX. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, July). Legality, Ethics and Compassion in 21st Century. Nursing Care American Nurses Association Convention and Exhibition, Philadelphia, PA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, May). Nursing in a New America. Nursing Day Celebration, Woodhull Hospital and Mental Health Center, Brooklyn, NY. (Keynote Speaker and Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, April). Proud to be A Nurse. Sigma Theta Tau International Induction Ceremony College of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, April). Ethics in Daily Nursing Practice. Society of Nurses Westchester County Medical Center, Mt. Kisco, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, March). Cultural Diversity and Bioethical Decision Making. Cultural Diversity and Aging Conference, New York University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, March). Patient Bill of Rights. American Society of Pain Management Nurses, 12th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT. (Keynote Speaker and Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, February). Advance Care Planning: Why People Do and Do Not Complete Advance Directives. Last Acts Campaign, Southeast Regional Meeting, Tampa, FL. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2002, January). Common Clinical Ethical Issues and their Applications within the Nursing Care Plan. Adjunct Faculty Orientation, New York University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, January). The Practice of Palliative Care: Solution and Gaps. The Initiative to Improve Palliative Care for African-Americans, 1st National Forum, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, November). Current Controversies in Health Care Ethics, Cultural Dimensions of End-of- Life Care. Meridian Health System, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Point Pleasant, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, November). Advance Care Planning: The Influence of Culture at the End-of-Life. Mountain Area Hospice, Asheville, NC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, November). Advance Care Planning: The Influence of Culture at the End of Life. Kansas City Medical Society / American Association of Black Cardiologists Kansas City, MO. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, October). Ethics in a School of Nursing: A Model Program. American Society of Bioethics and Humanities, 4th Annual Meeting Nashville, TN. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, October). End-of-Life Care: The Influence of Culture. American Public Health Association, 130th Annual Conference Atlanta, GA. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, October). New Code of Ethics for Nurses. Hospital for Joint Diseases New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, September). Improving Care for Elderly Nursing Home Residents. Evercare New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, August). Legal and Ethical Issues for Nurse Educators. Adjunct Faculty Orientation, New York University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, August). Ethical Issues in Daily Nursing Practice. Nursing Spectrum, Tarrytown, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, June). On Becoming a Nurse Attorney. Fuld Fellowship Leadership Retreat and International Experience, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, June). Commencement Speaker: Nursing in the 21st Century. Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, May). Nurses Week: Keeping the Care in Nursing. North General Hospital, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, May). Nurses Week: Keeping the Care in Nursing. Beth Israel Medical Center, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, April). Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing. Sixth Annual Conference, New York University, New York, NY. (Chair)
Ramsey, G. (2001, April). Cultural Diversity and Bio-ethical Decision Making. New York University Medical Center, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, April). Legal and Ethical Issues in Modern Nursing. Robert Johnson School of Medicine, New Brunswick, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2001, March). Palliative Care in a Variety of Health Care Settings: Legal Issues. NJ Health Decisions Extensive Bioethics Conference VII, New Jersey Health Decisions, NJ. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, February). Legal and Ethical Issues in End of Life Care Practice. Improvement Cluster, New York University, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2001, January). Ethics in Clinical Drug Trials and Subjects Used. Health Aging Talk Program, American Society on Aging & Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, Trenton, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, December). Grappling with the Grays: Focus on Ethics in Education Practice: Educator- Student Perspectives: Roles and Responsibilities. Joint Meeting of Deans and Directors of Nursing of Greater New York and New York Organization of Nurse Executives, New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, November). Perspectives on Quality: End-of-Life in a Cultural Context Conference. Greater New York Hospital Association, New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, November). When Health Care Professionals Get Sick Living Well at the End of Life: An Interdisciplinary Intensive Course for Students in the Health Professions. New Jersey Health Decisions Disability Ethics Network, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, November). Good Samaritan Laws: How You Can Do to Protect Yourselves. Nursing Spectrum Career Fitness Expo, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, November). Ethical Challenges in the Delivery of Neonatal Care Respiratory Care Update. Annual Conference New York City Association of Neonatal Nurses New York, NY. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, October). Nursing & Ethics: Perfect Together. Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, September). Legal and Ethical Considerations in the Care of the Older Adult. Adopting Best Practices in the Care of the Older Adult Conference Meridian Health Care System, Point Pleasant, NJ. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, July). ANA Code of Ethics: An Ethical Mandate for Nurses. Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, June). Ethics in Clinical Practice. New York Foundling Hospital, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, June). On Becoming a Nurse Attorney. Fuld Fellowship Leadership Retreat; and International Experience, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, June). Bioethics: Dilemmas in Ethnogeriatric Care. Long Island University Geriatric Education Center, Brooklyn, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, May). Ethics Committees: Roles and Functions. New Jersey Health Decisions Disability Ethics Network, Seton Hall University, Newark, NJ. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, May). Nursing and the Law: Documenting with a Jury in Mind Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, May). Nursing and the Law: Opportunities and Challenges in the New Millennium. Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, May). Nursing in the New Millennium: Opportunities and Challenges. New York University Division of Nursing Pinning Ceremony, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, April). Decisions About Death in Long-Term Care: Who Speaks for the Elderly? Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, Cape May, NJ. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, April). Introductory Comments Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing. New York University, New York, NY. (Chair)
Ramsey, G. (2000, April). Ethics in a School of Nursing: A Model Program. New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA), Atlantic City, NJ. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2000, March). Advance Directives and How to Be a Good Proxy. Hebrew Home for the Aged, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, February). Making Choices at the End of Life. American Indian Community House, New York, NY. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2000, January). Ethics Lecture Series: Advance Directives. Hebrew Home, New York, NY. (Invited)
Regional
Ramsey, G. (2019, September). Reproductive Ethics: Hot Topics in Ethics and Law. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Chu, H., & Ramsey, G. (2019, May). Defining Inclusive Excellence in Higher Education. 2019 Diversity Leadership Council Diversity Leadership Awards Ceremony, 1st annual Diversity & Inclusion Student Poster Session, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. (Peer Review, Poster)
Ramsey, G. (2019, April). Patient-Centered Care: Balancing the Needs of the Military with the Needs of Patients. 6th Annual Pellegrino Seminar, Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2018, October). Artificial Intelligence Applications for Older Adults and People with Disabilities: Balancing Safety and Autonomy. A Workshop. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2018, September). Reproductive Ethics: Current Controversies. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2018, May). Foreseeable Challenges in Nursing Ethics. Defense Medical Ethics Symposium, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2017, December). Understanding Bioethics: Report on “Ethical Guidelines and Practices for U. S. Military Medical Professionals”. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center 25th Annual Medical Ethics Short Course (MESC), Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2017, November). End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC): Communications Module; and End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans: Promoting Palliative Care for Veterans. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2017, August). End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC): Communications Module; and End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans: Promoting Palliative Care for Veterans. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2015, June). Moral Imperative: Meeting the Needs of Vulnerable Populations. ANA Ethics Symposium, Baltimore, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2015, April). Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Council Educational Series, End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans: Promoting Palliative Care for Veterans. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, United States Army Nurse Corps, Bethesda, MD (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2015, April). Consider the Conversation. Montgomery County Coalition for Care at the End of Life, Silver Spring, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2015, February). The Journey Home: An African American Conversation, Compassion & Choices, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, November). End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans: Promoting, Palliative Care for Veterans. AACN Webinar, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, October). Legal and Ethical Issues in Care of Older Adults with Dementia. Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, October). End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) for Veterans: Promoting Palliative Care for Veterans. Sigma Theta Tau International Chesapeake Chapter, The American University, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2014, September). American Academy of Nursing Diversity and Inclusivity Committee The Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science (CANS), Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2014, May). Ethics and Values in Military. Global Health Programs: Opportunities for Global Health Education and Capacity Building CUGH, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2013, June). Renewing the Conversation: Respecting Patients’ Wishes and Advance Care Planning. Hearing before the Special Committee on Aging, United States Senate, 113th Cong. (2013), Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2013, May). Ethics of Self Care: Avoiding Provider Fatigue and Maintaining Medicine as a Calling. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Healthcare Ethics Symposium, Bethesda, MD. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2013, May). Community Engaged Research: Ethical Issues in Biomedical Research, Education and Practice. USU Research Week Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2013, January). Community Engaged Research: Ethical Issues in Biomedical Research, Education and Practice. National Institute of Health Summit on Health Disparities, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2012, December). Community Engaged Research: Ethical Issues in Biomedical Research, Education and Practice. NIH 2012 Science of Eliminating Health Disparities Summit: Building a Healthier Society Integrating Science, Policy and Practice National Harbor, MD. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2012, May). The Community Research Outreach Workers Network (CROWN). USU Research Week, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2012, May). Five Wishes: Opportunities for Implementation. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Healthcare Ethics Symposium, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2012, March). End of Life and Palliative Care in Public Health: Strategies, Systems and Challenges for Health Services PBHL 508, FAES Graduate School at NIH, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2011, December). Advance Care Planning and Ethics Initiatives at WRNMMC Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD. (Invited) Ramsey, G. (2011, November). End of Life Care for African Americans: Families and Decision-Making. Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2011, July). Academic Careers: Lessons Learned and Opportunities in the Behavioral Sciences. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2011, June). Ethics, Serious Illness and Faith. Howard University, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2011, May). Walter Reed and National Naval Medical Center Joint Forces Five Wishes: It’s application and Opportunities to Improve Care, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2011, April). Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA): How will it Impact Rural America? Princess Anne, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2010, October). Walter Reed Army Medical Center Medical Ethics Short Course Ethics Guidelines for Decision-Making about Life Sustaining Care and Care Near the End of Life, End of Life Care for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Populations, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2010, August). Five Wishes: Opportunities for Implementation Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Ethics Committee Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2010, July). Five Wishes: Opportunities for Implementation. National Naval Medical Center, Ethics Committee, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2010, January). Health Disparities: Risks and Rewards of New Evidence Based Medicine in the Evolving World of Comparative Effectiveness and Personalized Medicine. The World Health Care Congress 3rd Annual Leadership Summit on, Comparative Effectiveness and Evidence Based Medicine, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2009, August). Current Controversy in Ethics, Law and Nursing: Patient Advocacy and the Obligation to Act. Ethics Rounds, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2008, March). Strengthening Trust as a Means to Reducing Health Disparities across the Lifespan: Lessons from African Americans towards Participation in Past, Present and Future Biomedical Research Studies. M. Elizabeth Carnegie 14th Annual Nursing Research Conference, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2008, February). Working Together to End Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities: Lessons from the Field. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Department of Clinical and Medical Psychology, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2007, December). End of Life Care for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Populations. Maryland State Advisory Council on Quality Care at the End of Life, Baltimore, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2007, May). End of Life Care for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Populations: Lessons from California for Providing Culturally Competent Care Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, MD. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2007, April). Are you a Witness to Healthcare Disparity? Nursing Spectrum, Greenbelt, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2007, March). Providing Culturally Competent Care. Howard University Nursing Research Conference, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2006, November). Health Disparities and End of Life Decision Making for African Americans: A Clinical Perspective Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, October). National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2006, “Americans with Disabilities: Ready for the Global Workforce.” Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD. (Keynote Speaker, Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, June). Health Disparities: An Overview for Community Providers. USU Center for Health Disparities Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Silver Spring, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, May). Maryland State Action Agenda for Ending Health Disparities Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene, Office of Health Disparities, Maryland Health Disparities Centers of Excellence Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences: A Community Outreach and Information Dissemination Perspective, Martin’s West Baltimore, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, April). Congressional Black Caucus, Spring Braintrust Congresswoman Donna C. Christensen; How Do we Begin to Reframe the Health Disparities Debate? Cannon Caucus Room, Capitol Hill, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2006, April). Role of States to Reduce Health Disparities: Lessons Learned from New Jersey and California. Intercultural Cancer Council Bi-Annual Meeting Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
Ramsey, G. (2006, February). Celebrating African American Legends: Is it the new face of Health Care Disparities? Suburban Hospital Black History Month Program, Bethesda, MD. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2004, March). African Americans and End of Life Care: A Faith Community Perspective. Inter- cancer Council 9th Biennial Meeting: Minorities and the Medically Underserved in Cancer Prevention, Washington, DC. (Invited)
Ramsey, G. (2002, February). Legal and Ethical Issues at the End-of-Life, Culture and End-of-Life Decision Making: Why Patients Do and Do Not Complete Advance Directives. 8th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved & Cancer, Washington, DC. (Peer Review)
MEDIA/INTERVIEWS
January 2018 Cited in “Group to preserve medical clinic as a tribute to rural health provider Maude Callen,” The Post and Courier, Charleston, SC. Retrieved from https://www.postandcourier.com/news/group-to-preserve-medical-clinic-as-a- tribute-to-rural/article_f95380b8-e03c-11e7-85c6-934ff7d4187c.html
November 2017 Cited in “County council paves way for preservation of Maude Callen property,” The Berkeley Independent, Moncks Corner, SC. Retrieved from https://www.berkeleyind.com/news/county-council-paves-way-for-preservation-of- maude-callen-property/article_7bd16b94-ce4b-11e7-87dc- afd0aecef424.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user- share
November 2017 Interview “Discussions rise around Maude Callen Health Clinic property,” The Berkeley Independent, Moncks Corner, SC. Retrieved from https://www.berkeleyind.com/news/discussions-rise-around-maude-callen-health- clinic-property/article_50c5f46a-bdb6-11e7-88a1-13ccf31a9fa4.html
October 2017 Interview “‘Nurse Maude’ blazed trail for healthcare researcher,” The Berkeley Independent, Moncks Corner, SC. Retrieved from https://www.berkeleyind.com/news/nurse-maude-blazed-trail-for-healthcare- researcher/article_3fadffa4-aa0d-11e7-8759-2b2ef941c858.html
October 2017 Interview “Maude Callen Health Clinic Project; Re-Open Maude,” SCETV Radio, Columbia, SC.
November 2017 Interview “Maude Callen Health Clinic Project: Re-Open Maude,” Edwin “Chef” Wright, Heaven 1390 AM/100.1 FM WSPO, Charleston, SC.
May 1999 Today in New York: Weekend Edition NBC 4, WNBC Pat Battle, Anchor “Positively Black”
May 1999 CBS News Radio (880AM) Lisa Fantanno “Drug Trials Hide Conflicts for Doctors”
January 1999 Good Day New York Fox 5, WNYW Lynn Brown, Anchor “Assisted Reproductive Technology: Multiple Births”
November 1998 Fox 5, WNYW Colleen Coffey, Anchor “Stem Cell Gene Therapy”
September 1998 Good Day New York Fox 5, WNYW Jim Ryan, Anchor “Ethical Issues and the Disposition of Frozen Embryos”
September 1998 CBS News Radio (880AM) Steve Cohen “Ethical Issues and the Disposition of Frozen Embryos”
September 1998 Australian National Broadcasting Network “Ethical Issues and Sex Selection”
July 1998 Fox 5, WNYW Mario Bosquez, Anchor “Ethical Issues Regarding Brain and Body Transplants”
December 1996 WBAI (99.5 FM), New York, NY “Health Styles” Advance Directives: Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity and Culture
EDITORAL ACTIVITIES
Editorial Board
1992 Associate Editor, Journal of Family Law and Society, Seton Hall University School of Law
Peer Review Activities
2015 Reviewer, Nursing Outlook 2014 Reviewer, Medicolegal and Bioethics Journal, "Impact of a Medical Ethics Course on College Student Health Care Decisions" 2014 Reviewer, Journal of Transcultural Nursing, African American Elder’s Psych- Social- Spiritual Experiences across Serious Illness 2007 Reviewer, Journal of the National Medical Association, Willingness of Minorities to Participate in Biomedical Studies: findings from the 3-City Research Subject Study using the Tuskegee Legacy Project Questionnaire 2007 Reviewer, The Nursing Spectrum, Ethical Interventions that Address Thimerosal and Vaccines 2006 Reviewer, Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect, Elder Abuse Coverage in Newspapers: Regional Differences and Its Comparison to Child Abuse Coverage 2004 Reviewer, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice 2003 Reviewer, Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect, Perceptions of Elder Neglect in the Courtroom 2002 Reviewer, Annals of Long-Term Care: Clinical Care and Aging Limiting Litigation in Long-Term Care 1998 Reviewer, Perspectives in Nursing and Health Care. Nurses and the Law: A Guide to Principles and Applications 1997 Reviewer, American Journal of Nursing. Physician Assisted Suicide: An Ethical Dilemma for Professional Nurses 1996 Reviewer, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. Active Volunteer, Euthanasia or Physician Assisted Suicide? 1996 Reviewer, The Gerontologist. The Right to Choose: Determining the Capacity of Demented Nursing Home Residents to name a Health Care Proxy 1996 Reviewer, The American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Nurses and Assisted Suicide 1995 Reviewer, Journal of General Internal Medicine. Evaluating Surrogate Decision Makers
Book/Video Reviews
Deleon, P., Ramsey, G., & Sbrocco, T. (2013). Unchartered Waters: A Most Timely R(Evolution). [Review of the book The Behavioral Foundations of Public Policy, by E. Shafir]. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-691-13756-8.
Berlinger, N., Jennings, B., & Wolf, S. (2012). The Hastings Center Ethics Guidelines for Decision-Making about Life Sustaining Treatment and Care Near the End of Life. Oxford University Press: Oxford, United Kingdom.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Society/Association Membership and Leadership
American Academy of Nursing (AAN) 2019- 2020 Co-Chair, Expert Panel on Bioethics 2018-2019 Chair, Pro-Tem, Expert Panel on Bioethics 2014-2015 Appointed Member, Nominations Committee 2014- Present Member, Expert Panel on Bioethics 2012-2015 Co-Chair Diversity and Inclusivity Committee, Appointed Board of Directors 2012- Present Member, Expert Panel on Cultural Competency and Health Equity 2010-2013 Elected Member Fellow Selection Committee 2009-2012 Member, Diversity and Inclusivity Taskforce 2008- Present Member
American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) 2020 Member Selection Committee, Lifetime Achievement Award 2018- Present Founding Member, Affinity Group Military, Humanitarian, and Disaster Medicine 2015-2017 Elected, Advisory Board Affinity Group Nursing (AGN) 2013 Abstract Reviewer, (Diversity, Disparity and Inclusion) 2000-2003 Secretary, Nurse Affinity Group 1997- Present Member, American Society for Bioethics and Humanities
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) 2014- 2017 Appointed Member, Diversity Advisory Council 2010 Invited Member, Veteran’s Advisory Council on End of Life Care 2009-2010 Chair Professional Education Committee 2008-2010 Member, Ethics Committee 2007-2009 Board Member 2005-2007 Board Member, Caring Connections: A Program of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
American Nurses Association (ANA) 2013-2014 Elected Member, Code of Ethics Revision Professional Issues Panel Advisory Committee 1996-2001 Appointed Member, Code of Ethics Task Force 1992- Present Member
New Jersey State Nursing Association (NJSNA) 1981- Present Member
National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) 2009-2010 Grievance Committee 1997- Present Member
Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington DC Area Chapter 2018- Present Member National Academies of Practice (NAP) 2007- Present Member
National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) 2019- Present Founding Chair, Health Professions Chapter Program Committee 2019- Present Founding Member, Health Professions Chapter 2015- Present Member
American Council on Education (ACE) 2019- Present Institutional Member Representative
Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Schools (HSHPS) 2018- Present Institutional Representative
American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) 2017-Present Selected Member, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Group (DEIG)
National Association of Social Work Foundation (NASWF) 2011- Present Board Member
American Bar Association Commission on Law and Aging 2011-2013 Re-appointed Commissioner 2010-2011 Appointed Commissioner
The American Association of Nurse Attorneys (TAANA) 1998 New York City Chapter Members to (re)Establish Chapter 1996 Co-Chair Membership Committee 1991 - Present Member
Association of Black Nursing Faculty, Inc. 2018 - Present Member
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society 2018-Present Nu Beta at-Large Chapter Counselor (Academic) 1996- Present Member
New Jersey Bar Association 1992-1994 Member New York City Bar Association Bioethics Committee 1992-Present Member
Advisory Panels/Boards August 2019- Duke University Divinity School and the Center for Practical Bioethics, Advance Care Present Planning & Healthy Living Through Faith, Legacy Project of the Late Dr. Richard Payne, Durham, NC May 2019- Columbia University School of Professional Studies Programs in Bioethics Advisory Board Present Member (Master of Science, Certificate Program), New York, NY March 2019- Yale University, Commonwealth Fund Fellowship in Minority Health Policy, Yale- May 2022 Commonwealth Fund Fellowship Advisory Committee, New Haven, CT
March 2018 American Bar Association, Advance Directives Summit, Washington, DC August 2015 Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, “The Nursing Ethics for the 21st Century Summit. Ethics: Report of the National Nursing Summit, Baltimore, MD May 2014 International Council of Nurses (ICN), “Health care Ethic Principles in times of Armed Conflict and other Emergencies,” Bethesda, MD October 2007 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) and RAND Health Roundtable Discussion on Advance Care Planning to inform the Secretarial Report to Congress on the use of advance directives, Washington, DC July 2007 Ethics Guidelines for Decision-Making about Life-Sustaining Treatment & Care Near the End of Life, The Hastings Center, Garrison, NY December Academic Advisory Board Pfizer Fellowship in Health Disparities, Member 2005-2009 July 2005-2009 Advisory Board, National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) Access and Diversity Council April 2005- Board of Directors, Caring Connections -- It’s About How You Live 2009 October 2005- Maryland House of Delegates, Health & Operations Committee, Minority Health 2007 Disparities Subcommittee Member August 2005- Intercultural Cancer Council (ICC) Eliminating Disparities in Clinical Trials (EDICT) 2008 Advisory Board June 2003-2005 Board Member, New Jersey Health Decisions Essex/Morris Disability Ethics Network, Princeton, NJ May 2003-2004 Chair, Advisory Committee, National Resource Committee on Diversity in End-of-Life Care, Last Acts, a national initiative funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation September Board Member, New Jersey Health Decisions 2000-2005 July 2000 Member, Advisory Council, National Consensus Project for Quality Palliative Care June 1996 Advisory Board Member, New Jersey Health Decisions Essex/Morris Disability Ethics Network, Princeton, NJ 1996-1998 Kornfeld Foundation Research Project, “Decisions Regarding Transfers from Nursing Homes to Acute Care Hospitals” 1994-1996 Member, Hastings Center Research Project, "Dying With Dementia: Ethical and Policy Issues in Hospice Care for Alzheimer's Patients and Families September 1994 Board of Directors, The New York Citizens' Committee on Health Care Decisions (Chairperson Bea Greenbaum), New York, NY June 1992 Member, Choice in Dying , ”Nursing Home Advisory Committee," New York, NY May 1990 Board Member, New Jersey Health Decisions (Chairperson Mary Strong), Princeton, NJ
Consultation International
June 2001 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice, British Caymanian Nurses, Grand Cayman, BWI January 2001 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
September 1998 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education: Establishing a Baccalaureate Program, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan July 1998 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education, The University of
New-Castle and University of Wollongong, Australia May 1996 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education, University of Umea, Umea, Sweden March 1996 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland May 1995 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education, University of Greenwich, Greenwich, England
National
August 2020 Subject Matter Expert, National Academies CONENSUS STUDY PROPOSAL, The Quality of Care in Nursing Homes: Getting Ahead of the Crises March 2012 Subject Matter Expert, Center for Health Care Disparities, University of the Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, USVI June 2010 Subject Matter Expert, Ethics Education in Schools of Nursing, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR. December 2011 Subject Matter Expert, Public Broadcasting Service Media Project on Disparities in Access and Acceptability of End of Life Care, Penn State University, University Park, PA. February 2008 Subject Matter Expert, National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization African American Outreach Guide, Alexandria, VA. July 2007 Subject Matter Expert , RIC Donnelley Family Disability Ethics Program Disability Experts, Hastings Center Guidelines for Decision-Making about Life-Sustaining Treatment & Care Near the End of Life, The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL July 2007 Subject Matter Expert, Ethics Guidelines for Decision-Making about Life-Sustaining Treatment & Care Near the End of Life, The Hastings Center, Garrison, NY. June 2007 Subject Matter Expert, End of Life Care: Take Stock Summit, Center for Practical Bioethics, Chicago, IL. December 2006 Subject Matter Expert, A Progressive Palliative Care Educational Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life’s End (APPEAL), Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life, Durham, NC. July 2005 Subject Matter Expert, Black Bioethicist Meeting: Tuskegee University National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health, Tuskegee, AL. December 2003 Subject Matter Expert, Midwest Bioethics Center, Kansas City, MO. May 2000 Subject Matter Expert, Round Table Consultation on End-of-Life Issues. National Center for Bioethics and Research, Tuskegee Institute, AL. February 1998 Subject Matter Expert, Geriatric Nurse Consultation Service: Ethics. The John A. Hartford Foundation Institute for Geriatric Nursing, New York University, NY, NY. November 1997 Subject Matter Expert, The American Association of Nurse Attorneys. New York University, NY, NY. May 1997 Subject Matter Expert, Paralegal Studies Program for Nurses. Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY. October 1996 Subject Matter Expert, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Education. Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana. June 1995 Subject Matter Expert, Patient Self Determination Act Teaching Modules. Braceland Center for Mental Health and Aging. Hartford, Connecticut.
Regional
October 2007 Subject Matter Expert U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) and RAND Health Roundtable Discussion on Advance Care Planning to inform the Secretarial Report to Congress on the use of Advance Directives, Washington, DC. October 2001 Subject Matter Expert, Last Acts Cultural Diversity Campaign, Washington, DC.
Testimony
2013 Renewing the Conversation: Respecting Patients’ Wishes and Advance Care Planning: Hearing before the Special Committee on Aging, United States Senate, 113th Cong. (2013) (statement of Gloria Ramsey). 1994 End of Life Issues and Implementation of Advance Directives Under Health Care Reform: Hearing before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, 103rd Cong. (1994) (statement of Gloria Ramsey, Mathy Mezey, Ethel Mitty).
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Lay Community Community Involvement 2017 – Present Chair, Ambassadors to Re-Open Maude Callen Health Clinic, Pineville, SC. November, 2017 Organizer, Petition Campaign to Re-Open the Maude Callen Health Clinic, Pineville, SC. November, 2017 Meet and Greet at IGA: Learn about the Berkeley County Council Hearing and the Maude Callen Health Clinic, St. Stephen, SC. November, 2017 Town Hall Meeting: Maude Callen Health Clinic, Working Together for Health, Day Dawn Baptist Church, Pineville, SC. 2009 Member, Executive Committee, African American Health Program (AAHP) Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services, Silver Spring, MD. 2006 Member, African American Health Project (AAHP) Black Minorities in Medicine Initiative; Silver Spring, MD.
Testimony 2018 Bill No. 17-76, An Ordinance to Quit Claim any Interest in the Maude Callen Health Center to the Sumpter Free Medical Clinic, Hearing before the Berkeley County Government, County Council, January 22, (2018) (statement of Gloria Ramsey). 2017 Bill No. 17-76, An Ordinance to Quit Claim any Interest in the Maude Callen Health Center to the Sumpter Free Medical Clinic, Hearing before the Berkeley County Government, County Council, December 11, (2017) (statement of Gloria Ramsey). 2017 Bill No. 17-76, An Ordinance to Quit Claim any Interest in the Maude Callen Health Center to the Sumpter Free Medical Clinic, Hearing before the Berkeley County Government, County Council, November 13, (2017) (statement of Gloria Ramsey). 2017 Discussion of the Maude Callen Health Clinic Property, Hearing before the Berkeley County Government, County Council, October 23, (2017) (statement of Gloria Ramsey). 2017 Discussion of the Maude Callen Health Clinic Property, Hearing before the Berkeley County Government, Community Services Committee, October 9, (2017) (statement of Gloria Ramsey).
CURRICULUM VITAE PART II
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Classroom Instruction
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing Spring 2020 NR DNP Executive Immersion, Lecturer, Graduate, 60 students Spring 2020 NR.210.609.0101 Philosophical, Theoretical & Ethical Basis of Advanced Nursing Practice, Co-Coordinator, 30%, Doctoral, 54 students Spring 2020 NR. 120.537 Community Outreach to Underserved Communities in Urban Baltimore, Lecturer, Graduate, 100 students Fall 2019 NR.210.609 Philosophical, Theoretical & Ethical Basis of Advanced Nursing Practice, Co-Coordinator, 30%, Doctoral, 70 students Fall 2019 NR. 120.537 Community Outreach to Underserved Communities in Urban Baltimore, Lecturer, Graduate, 100 students Spring 2019 NR.110.891 Responsibilities and activities of the Nurse Scientist, Lecturer, Graduate, 56 students Spring 2019 NR. 120.537 Community Outreach to Underserved Communities in Urban Baltimore, Lecturer, Graduate, 100 students Spring 2019 NR DNP Executive Immersion, Lecturer, Graduate, 60 students Fall 2018 NR.210.609 Philosophical, Theoretical & Ethical Basis of Advanced Nursing Practice, Co-Coordinator, 30%, Doctoral, 72 students Fall 2018 NR. 120.537 Community Outreach to Underserved Communities in Urban Baltimore, Lecturer, Graduate, 100 students Fall 2018 NR. 110.605 Leadership & Management in Healthcare, Lecturer, Graduate, 25 students
New Course Development Summer 2019 NR Law for 21st Century Nurse Leaders, Graduate
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing (GSN) Fall 2008 PHD 810,Ethics in Science Doctoral level [PHD], Course Director, 30%, Doctoral, 7 students Winter 2007-2018 PHD 812, Public Policy in the Context of Military & Federal Health Care Doctoral level [PHD], Course Director, 30%, Doctoral, 5-9 students Spring 2007-2018 PHD 811, Research Ethics Doctoral Level [PHD], Course Director, 30%, Doctoral, 5-6 students Spring 2005-2018 GSN 703, Ethics and Policy in Federal Health Systems Masters & Doctoral level [DNP], Course Director and Faculty mentor to Junior Faculty with no Bioethics/Medical Ethics education [n=4]), 60%, Doctoral, 55-63 students Spring PMO 991, Ethics in Public Health Graduate Programs in Biomedical Sciences 2007-2018 and Public Health [MPH/ MHAP], Co-Director and Faculty mentor to Junior Faculty with no Bioethics/Medical Ethics education [n=3]), 30%, Masters, 15-19 students Spring MS-II, Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects of Medical Care, Lecturer, Graduate, 2007- 163 students
New York University 1994-2004 E41.2004, Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing Practice: Undergraduate and Graduate elective, Course Director, 15-20 students 2000 E41.2092, Ethical and Legal Issues in Children with Special Needs: Graduate required for Pediatric Nurse Practitioner majors (sub-specialty for Children with Special Needs), Course Director, 8-10 students 1999- E41.2041, Nursing Issues and Trends Within the Health Care System: Graduate required, Course Director, 50-60 students 1999 Nurse Residency Program (NYUMC), Ethics Faculty, 15-19 students 1998 E41.2155, Holistic Nursing: Integration III, Lecturer, Graduate required, 10 students 1998 E41.2015, Contemporary Clinical Practice and Practicum I, Lecturer, Graduate required, 15 students 1998 E41.2015, Palliative Care I: Loss, Grief, Death and Bereavement, Lecturer, Graduate required Palliative Care Majors, 10-12 students 1997 E41.2042, Nursing Informatics & Outcome Management, Lecturer, Graduate required Nursing Informatics Majors, 8-10 students 1996 E41.2131, Professional Issues and Role Development in Midwifery, Lecturer, Graduate, 9 students 1995 E41.0240, Nursing Science I, Lecturer, Undergraduate required, 50-60 students 1995 E41. 1261, Professional Nursing, Lecturer, Undergraduate required, 50-60 students 1994 E03.0001, New Student Seminar, Lecturer, Undergraduate required, 50 students
ACADEMIC SERVICE
Committees and Task Forces
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing 2020 Member, Workforce Planning Committee 2019-Present Co-Chair, Teaching and Learning Pathway to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee 2019-Present Member, Columbia University SON LGBTQ National Nursing Summit 2019 Chair, SON Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Steering Committee, Strategic Plan 2020- 2025 2019-Present Co-Chair, Nursing Faculty Force (NFF) Workshop on Minority Faculty Promoting Diversity among Nursing Faculty Force 2019 Member, Selection Committee, Fralic Award 2019 Member, Search Committee SON Assistant Director for Diversity Initiatives, Office of Admissions 2019-Present Member, African American Palliative Care Network (AAPCN), Duke University and Center for Practical Bioethics, Legacy Initiatives of the Late Dr. Richard Payne 2019-Present Member, Palliative Care Faculty Interest Group 2019-Present Member, Cultivating Anti-Oppressive Learning Communities (CAOLC) 2018-Present Institutional Representative, Hispanic Serving Health Professions Schools (HSHPS) 2018-Present Member, SOURCE (Pedagogy for Social Justice Initiative) 2018-Present Member, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Workgroup (DEIG), American Association Colleges of Nursing 2018-Present Member, All Faculty Council 2018-Present Member, Administrative Leadership Team 2018-Present Co-Chair, Committee on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
2018 Co-Chair, Faculty and Staff Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Retreat
Johns Hopkins University 2020 Member, Vice Provost/Chief Diversity Officer D & I Practitioners Leadership Committee 2020 Member, Selection Committee, Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society 2019-Present Member, Levi Watkins Reception Planning Committee 2019 Chair, SON Collaborating Partner, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, Community Health Fair 2019 Member, Office of Provost, Inaugural Second Look Weekend URM PhD Accepted Applicants 2019 Member, Search Committee Chief Diversity Officer and Vice Provost, Office of Provost 2019-Present Institutional Representative Member, American Council on Education (ACE) 2019-Present Institutional Representative Member, National Association Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) 2019 Founding Member, Health Professions Chapter, National Association Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) 2019-Present Chair, Health Professions Chapter Professional Development Committee, National Association Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) 2018-Present Ex Officio Member, JHU Diversity Leadership Council 2018-Present Member, JHU Diversity Leadership Council Subcommittee: Persons with Disabilities 2018-Present Member, JHU Diversity Leadership Council Subcommittee: Faculty 2018-Present Ex Officio Member, Knowledge Share Group
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing (GSN) 2018 GSN Representative (USU President Appointee) Department of Defense Medical Ethics Center 2016 GSN Representative (Appointed) Diversity and Inclusion Committee 2014-2016 Member (Elected) Faculty Senate GSN Representative 2013-2016 Member, Search Committee 2013 Chair, Ada Sue Hinshaw Student Research Award 2007-2010 Chair, All-Faculty Leadership Council (formerly Faculty Council) 2007 Member, All-Faculty Leadership Council 2005-2018 Member, Doctoral faculty 2005-2018 Member. Master’s/DNP faculty
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 2018 Member, Search Committee for Assistant Vice President for Research Initiatives and Compliance (RIC) 2017 Faculty (Core), Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) End-of-Life Nurse Education Consortium (ELNEC) 2017 Faculty (Core), Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) End-of-Life Nurse Education Consortium (ELNEC for Veterans) 2015 USU Co-Lead , Defense Health Board Medical, Ethics Integrated Team (MEIPT) “Ethical Guidelines and Practices for U.S. Military Medical Professionals” 2015 USU Co-Lead, Defense Health Board, Medical, Ethics Integrated Team (MEIPT) 2014-2016 Member, USU SOM Diversity and Sustainability Work Group 2014-2016 Member (Elected) Faculty Senate, GSN Representative 2012-2013 Member, Graduate Programs in Public Health, CEPH Accreditation Self-Study Committee
2012-2013 GSN Representative Middle States reaccreditation, Self-Study Steering Committee 2012 Member, Department of Preventive Medicine and Biostatistics, Diversity Committee 2012- 2016 Member, Faculty Senate Research Policy Committee 2011 Member, USU Health Disparities Taskforce 2011-2012 Co-Chair, Climate Survey USU Accreditation Self Study 2008 Member, Planning Committee WRNMMC National Healthcare Decisions Day 2007 Faculty, WRNMMC Medical Ethics Short Course (MESC) 2007 Faculty, WRNMMC Annual Healthcare Ethics Symposium 2007 Member, Masters faculty (PMB/Global Health) 2006-2008 Member, Clinical and Translational Service Award, Community Engagement Functional Team 2005-2018 Member, USU Health Disparities Subject Matter Expert (MPS) 2005-2016 Member, WRNMMC Ethics Committee
New York University 2003- 2005 Associate, New York University Medical Center Clinical Ethics Associate 2003-2005 New York University Medical Center Ethics Committee and Subcommittees of the Medical Board 2003-2005 New York University Medical Center Truthful Disclosure Committee 1999 Program Co-Chair, American Public Health Association Forum on Bioethics
Service Activities
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing 2020 Faculty, New Faculty Orientation, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in JHSON 2020 Chair, SON, Celebrating Disability Inclusion: The 30th Anniversary of the Passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act 2020 Chair, SON, Virtual School Assembly: Standing in Solidarity Against Racism and Inequity 2020 Chair, Inaugural Second Look Weekend URM PhD Accepted Applicants 2019 Lead, Happy to Include You Hour, a DEI networking event 2019 Chair, SON Host, Race in America Series
Uniformed Services University (USU) Health Disparities Conferences Organized: Chairperson April 2011 Reducing Health Disparities through Strengthening and Sustaining Healthy Communities: Stronger Together! Princess Anne, MD
New York University Ethics, Law and Nursing Conferences Organized: Chairperson April 2003 8th Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing: “The Realities of Health Care: What’s Ethics Got to do With It?” Speakers: Nancy Dubler, LLB; Brian Wyatt, JD; Vivian Sanks King, JD; Mary S. McCabe, RN, MA; Tia Powell, MD; Janine Fiesta, BSN, JD, NYU, NY April 2002 7th Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing: “Where We Have Been – Where We Are Going: Promises and Perils Post 9/11” Speakers: Deborah Adelman, PhD, RN, CNS, CNA; Sandra Bertman, PhD; Janine Fiesta, BSN, JD; Harold S. Koplewicz, MD; Paula R. Mahone, MD; Mathy Mezey, EdD, RN, NYU, NY
April 2001 6th Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing: “Pain, Suffering and Quality of Life: What Can Professionals Do To Effect, Change?” Speakers: Nessa Coyle, RN, MS, ANP; Nancy Dubler, LLB; Mary Foley, MS, RN; R. Sean Morrison, MD; Betty Rollin, NYU, NY April 2000 5th Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing: “The New Millennium, Confronting Challenges in Health Care Ethics” Speakers: Nancy Dubler, LLB; James H. Jones, PhD; Kathleen Powderly, PhD; Mildred Solomon, EdD; Peter Bach, MD; H. Jack Geiger, MD; Rev. Charles Meyer, MDiv, MS; Cynda Hylton Rushton, RN, DNSc, FAAN, Christine Tassone Kovner, RN, PhD, FAAN, NYU, NY April 1999 4th Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing Speakers: Claire Fagin, RN, PhD, FAAN; Patricia Murphy, RN, PhD, FAAN; Barry L. Adams, RN, BSN; Thomas Smith, RN, MS; Glenn, McGee, PhD; Felissa Lashley, RN, PhD, ACRN, FAAN; Nancy Dubler, LLB; Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, RN, MBA, PhD, FAAN, NYU, NY April 1998 3rd Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing Speakers: Dax S. Cowart, JD; Connie Zuckerman, JD; Bruce Vladeck, PhD, NYU, NY April 1997 2nd Annual Current Controversies in Ethics, Law and Nursing Speakers: Christine K. Cassel, MD; Julia Quinlan; Colleen Scanlon, RN, MS, JD; Tracy Miller, JD; Chris Cruzan White, NYU, NY April 1995 1st Annual Bioethical Issues Conference Speakers: Harold Moody, PhD; Gary J. Kennedy, MD; Nancy Dubler, LLB; Philip Boyle, MDiv; Ethel Mitty, RN, EdD , NYU, NY
MENTORING AND ADVISEMENT
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, Mentoring 2020 SOM Careers in Science and Medicine Undergraduate Scholars Intern Program (CSM- SIP), Intern Mentor, Doniqueka Louden
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Dissertation 2016-2018 Evaluation of full practice authority for APRNs within the Veterans Health Administration, PhD Degree Candidate, Nursing Tisha Crowder-Martin, Subject Matter Expert 2017-2020 The Impact of the “Strong Black Woman” Schema, Stigma, and Discrimination on Formal Mental Health Help-Seeking Intentions Among Modern-Day Black Women, PhD Degree Candidate, Clinical Psychology Major Katrina Powell Brown, Subject Matter Expert 2015-2017 Severe Upper Limb Injuries in US Active Component Military Personnel: Incidence, Risk Factors and Outcomes 2003 to 2012 DrPH Degree Candidate, Public Health LTC Colleen A. Daniels, Mentor 2011-2012 The Relationship between Socioeconomic Position and Health Outcomes Associated with Chronic Disease among Adults Living in Pohnpei,, Federated States of Micronesia PhD Degree Candidate, Nursing CAPT Gwen Hosey, Subject Matter Expert 2006-2008 Health Literacy in Active Duty Personnel PhD Degree Candidate, Nursing CAPT Konstantine Weld, Subject Matter Expert
New York University, Dissertation 2001 Assisted Suicide and Nursing Practice PhD Degree Candidate, Nursing Judith Kennedy Schwartz New York University, Subject Matter Expert
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