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TERI BROWNE, PhD, MSW brownetm@mailbox.sc.edu

803-777-6258 @TeriBrowne

EDUCATION

1990 State University of New York at Buffalo, Bachelor of Arts Department of Media Study, Buffalo, NY

1995 State University of New York at Buffalo, Master of Social Work School of Social Work, Buffalo, NY

2008 University of Chicago, Doctor of Philosophy School of Social Service Administration, Chicago, IL

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION

1993 HIV Test Counselor State of New York Department of Health 2008 Patient Navigation Certification

Harold P. Freeman Patient Navigation Institute, NY, NY Certified Nephrology Social Worker (NSW-C)

National Kidney Foundation Council of Nephrology Social Workers Exp 11/30/2021 Licensed Social Worker (Illinois# 150.008452)

HONORS/AWARDS

2009 Outstanding Poster Award, National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting 2010 University of South Carolina College of Social Work Faculty Spirit Award 2011-2013 National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities,

Loan Repayment Program Award 2012 University of South Carolina Rising Star Award 2013 James E. Clyburn Emerging Leader in Public Health and Health Disparities Research Award 2013-2015 National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities,

Loan Repayment Program Award Renewal 2013 2014

National Kidney Foundation of South Carolina Chairman’s Award Poster of Distinction Award, World Transplant Congress

2015-2017 National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities, Loan Repayment Program Award Renewal

2017 Best Poster Award, South Carolina Rural Health Conference 2017 Fellow, Society for Social Work & Research 2017-2018 National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities,

Loan Repayment Program Award Renewal

ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT & APPOINTMENTS 1997-1998 Social Work Field Educator

State University of New York at Buffalo School of Social Work 2001-2004 Social Work Field Placement Liaison

University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration 2008- Social Work Field Placement Liaison

University of South Carolina College of Social Work 2008-2014 Assistant Professor

University of South Carolina College of Social Work 2011-2016 Affiliate Faculty Member

University of South Carolina Institute for Families and Society 2009-2015 Affiliate Faculty Member

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University of South Carolina Institute for Partnership to Eliminate Health Disparities 2011-2015 Health Care Scholar

Greenville Hospital /University of South Carolina Institute for Advancement of Health Care

2012-2015, 2018- Social Work Field Educator University of South Carolina College of Social Work

2014- Associate Professor University of South Carolina College of Social Work

2014- Co-Director, Interprofessional Education for the Health Sciences University of South Carolina

2017- Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, University of South Carolina College of Social Work

2018- Faculty, South Carolina Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Scholars program

SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE EXPERIENCE 1990-1997 Rape Crisis Counselor

Crisis Services, Buffalo, NY 1995-1998 Director of Social Work

Comprehensive Dialysis Center of Western New York, Williamsville, NY 1998-2000 Nephrology Social Worker

Gambro Healthcare, Los Angeles, CA 2000-2008 Nephrology Social Worker

Fresenius Medical Care, Melrose Park, IL

FUNDING 2004-2005 University of Chicago Teaching Fellowship Bernece Kern Simon Fellowship in Graduate

Teaching. School of Social Service Administration 2004-2007 Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality National Research T32 Service Award. Pre-

Doctoral Fellowship. Health Services Research Training Program 2007-2008 National Kidney Foundation Research Grant. $15,000, Co-I. A nationwide survey of

kidney transplant social workers' job roles, responsibilities, and occupational well being 2009-2011 National Kidney Foundation Research Grant. PI, $11,738, Co-I. The creation of a model

program for dialysis social work field placements. 2010-2013 National Institutes of Health R15 Training Grant 1R15DK088707-01. 28, PI. Social

networks and pathways to transplant parity for black hemodialysis patients. 2011-2012 University of South Carolina, $3,000, PI, College of Social Work Dean’s Summer Fellow

Award. 2011-2012 University of South Carolina, $5,000, PI, College of Social Work Dean’s Research Award 2011-2012 The Initiative for South Carolina’s Future Award, $2,500, PI, Using patient navigation to

ameliorate chronic illness disparities in South Carolina: A literature review 2012-2013 University of South Carolina ASPIRE Award, $14,891, PI, Disparities in phosphate binder

adherence among hemodialysis patients: A mixed methods study 2013-2014 South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, $687,926, Co-PI (PI DeHart).

Recovery Transformation and Innovation Fund Research & Program Evaluation. https://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/

2014-2015 University of South Carolina SPARC Grant, $4,410, PI, End-Stage Renal Disease Medication Self-Management: What are the Effects of Racism?

2014-2016 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, $627,216, Social Work Director (PI Srinivasan). InterDisciplinary Collaboration and Implementation of SBIRT Curricula in University of South Carolina Health Systems (IDISCUS).

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2014-2016 South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, $1,564,078, Co-PI (PI DeHart). Recovery Transformation and Innovation Fund Research & Program Evaluation. https://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/

2014-2017 Health Resources & Services Administration, $934,407, Evaluator (PI Reitmeier). Training for Transitions: Preparedness for Behavioral Health Social Workers. https://mcreitme.wixsite.com/ribhs2

2015 University of South Carolina, $25,000, PI, iCare (Interprofessional Collaborative for Avoiding Readmissions through Education) Research Engagement Collaborative.

2015-2020 Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute, $5,600,108, Co-I (PI Boulware). Putting Patients at the Center of Kidney Care Transitions.

2015-2020 Council on Social Work Education & the National Association of Social Workers Foundation, $110,000, PI. Social Work HEALS: Social Work Health Care Education and Leadership Scholars Award.

2016-2021 National Institutes of Health, U01, $589,402, Co-I (PI Patzer). Reducing Racial Disparities in Access to Kidney Transplantation: The RaDIANT Regional Study.

2016-2019 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, $859,320, Co-I (PIs Reitmeier & Iachini). The Health Occupations Providing Excellence in SBIRT (HOPES). http://www.hopesbirt.com

2016-2017 Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award, $50,000, PI, National Kidney Foundation Patient Centered Outcomes Research Stakeholders’ Conference.

2016-2017 South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, $280,627, Co-PI (PI DeHart). Recovery Transformation and Innovation Fund Research & Program Evaluation. https://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/

2017-2020 Duke Endowment, $400,000, Co-I (PI McKinney). Telemental Health Connect (TeleCon): Expanding Collaboration and Comprehensive Service Penetration.

2017-2018 South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, $200,000, PI. ICARED Social Work Rural Health Initiative. https://icaredcosw.wixsite.com/icared

2017-2021 Health Resources & Services Administration, $1,679,592, Co-PI (PI Reitmeier). Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training (BHWET) Program.

2018-2020 South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare, $190,000, PI. South Carolina Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare Cooperative Agreement. https://www.ruralhealthsc.com/

2019-2021 Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award, $249,537, Advisory Committee Co-Chair, Kidney Research Connect: A Patient-Centered Outcomes Community Engagement Program

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2001-2004 Social Intervention: Direct Practice Skills 2004-2008 Clinical Social Work Issues in Health Care

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA TEACHING EXPERIENCE (*indicates I designed and created the course)

2008, 2012, 2015 SOWK 722: Foundations of Social Work Practice With Individuals & Families 2009 SOWK 733: Advanced Social Work Practice with Organizations and Communities:

Administrative Skills 2010 SOWK 678A*: Social Work Practice in Health Settings 2010-2014 SOWK 800: Intellectual and Historical Foundations of Social Welfare and Social Work I 2012, 2013 SOWK 679*/HPEB 690: Addressing Childhood Obesity Though Community Approaches 2012, 2013 SOWK 677*: Psychosocial Aspects of Health Outcomes 2013 SOWK 312: Foundations of Social Work Practice With Individuals and Families 2013 SOWK 768C: Crisis Intervention

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2013- SOWK 678*/HSPM 791: Transforming Health Care for the Future 2015 SOWK 777*: Advanced Theory for Social Work Practice: Health & Mental Health 2016, 2019 SOWK 779*: Advanced Social Work Interventions in Health & Mental Health 2018 SOWK 768*: Tele-Mental Health 2017- SOWK 779*: Advanced Social Work Interventions in Health & Mental Health Lead Teacher

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS (1student co-author; 2community partner co-author; 3patient/care partner co-author)

01. Arthur, T., Zalemski, S, Giermek, D, Lamb, C. (2000). Educating community providers changes beliefs towards caring for the ESRD patient. Advances in Renal Replacement Therapy, 7(1), 85-91.

02. Arthur, T. (2002). The role of social networks: a novel hypothesis to explain the phenomenon of racial disparity in kidney transplantation. American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 40(4), 678-681.

03. Browne, T. (2006). Nephrology social work: history in the making. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 25, 678-681, 44-64.

04. Waterman, A.D., Browne, T., Waterman, B. M., Gladstone, E. H., & Hostetter, T. (2008). African Americans’ knowledge and behavior regarding early detection of kidney disease. American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 51(4), 554-562.

05. Browne, T. (2008). Psychosocial aspects of the 2008 End-Stage Renal Disease Conditions for Coverage. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 29, 13-18.

06. Browne, T. (2009). How to make the new Conditions for Coverage work in your dialysis clinic: Psychosocial Considerations. Nephrology News & Issues, April, 42-46.

07. Merighi, J. R., Browne, T., & Keenan, S. (2009). Emotional exhaustion and workload demands of kidney transplant social workers. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 32, 33-37.

08. Browne, T. (2010). Psychosocial barriers to chronic kidney disease patient outcomes. American Society of Nephrology Kidney News, 2(4), 10.

09. Browne, T., & Harder, J. (2010). Helping patients get “un-stuck” on the pathway to kidney transplant. Renal Link, 11(1), 4-5.

10. Merighi, J. R., Browne, T., & Bruder, K. (2010). Caseloads and salaries of nephrology social workers by state, ESRD Network, and National Kidney Foundation region: Summary findings for 2007 and 2010. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 34, 9-51.

11. Browne, T., & Merighi, J. (2010). Barriers to adult hemodialysis patients’ self-management of oral medications. American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 56(3), 547-557.

12. Browne, T. & Pooler, D. (2011). Benefits and barriers: An exploratory study of nephrology social work field education. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 36, 28-34.

13. Browne, T. (2011). Preparing patients for transplant and improving transplant outcomes. Uro Nephro Quest: Publication of Muljibhai Patel Society for Research in Nephro-Urology, 5-6.

14. Ainbinder, A., Pryce, J., Werner-Lin, A., Browne, T. & Smithgall, C. (2011). Teaching future teachers: A model workshop for doctoral education in social work. Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 31, 457-469.

15. Browne, T. (2011). The relationship between social networks and pathways to kidney transplant parity: Evidence from black Americans in Chicago. Social Science & Medicine, 73, 663-667.

16. Savage, T.1 & Browne, T. (2012). Dialysis rationing and the just allocation of resources: A historical primer. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 36, 37-42.

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17. Browne, T., Pitner, R., & Freedman, D. (2013). When identifying health disparities as a problem is a problem: Pedagogical strategies for examining racialized contexts, Journal of Prevention and Intervention in the Community, 41, 220-230.

18. Browne, T. (2013). Patient self-management in kidney disease settings- what the interdisciplinary team can do to help patients, Renal Link, Summer.

19. Rajapurkar, S., Browne, T., & Savage, T.1 (2013). Can a social work intervention reduce kidney transplant anxiety? A pilot test, Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 37, 32-36.

20. Williams, E. M., Ortiz, K. & Browne, T. (2014). Social determinants of health, the chronic care model, and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, International Journal of Chronic Diseases, 2014, doi:10.1155/2014/361792.

21. Alia, K. A.,1 Freedman, D. A., Brandt, H.M, & Browne, T. (2014). Identifying emergent social networks at a federally qualified health center-based farmers’ market. American Journal of Community Psychology, 53, 335-345.

22. Gillespie, A., Hammer, H., Kolenikov, S., Polychronopoulou, A., Ouzienko, V., Obradovic, Z., Urbanski, M.A., Browne, T. & Silva, P. (2014). Sex differences and attitudes toward living donor kidney transplantation among urban black patients on hemodialysis. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 9(10), 1764-1772.

23. Browne, T. (2014). How to demonstrate that nephrology social work is effective. Nephrology News and Issues, 5, 6-10.

24. Patzer, R.E., Gander, J., Sauls, L., Amamoo, M.A., Krisher, J., Mulloy, L.L., Gibny, E., Browne, T., Plantinga, L & Pastan, S.O. (2014). The RaDIANT community study protocol: community-based participatory research for reducing disparities in access to kidney transplantation. BMC Nephrology, 15, 1-12.

25. Addy, C., Browne, T., Blake, B. & Bailey, J. (2015). Enhancing interprofessional education: Integrating public health and social work perspectives. American Journal of Public Health, 105(S1), S106-S108.

26. Hock, R., Priester, M.A., Iachini, A., Browne, T., DeHart, D. & Clone, S. (2015). A Review of family engagement measures for adolescent substance use services. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 24(12), 3700-3710.

27. Merighi, J. R. & Browne, T. (2015). Nephrology social workers’ caseloads and hourly wages in 2010 and 2014: Findings from the National Kidney Foundation Council of Nephrology Social Work professional practice survey. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 39(1), 33-60.

28. Umeukeje, E.M., Merighi, J.R., Browne, T., Carlsson, J.N., Umanath, K., Lewis, J.B., Ikizler, T.A., Wallston, K.A. & Cavanaugh, K. (2015) Self-motivation is associated with phosphorus control in end-stage renal disease. Journal of Renal Nutrition, 25(5), 433-439.

29. Browne. T., Darnell, J., Savage, T.1 & Brown, A.1 (2015). Social workers as patient navigators: A review of the literature. Social Work Research, 39(3), 158-166.

30. Gander, J., Browne, T., Plantinga, L., Pastan, S.O., Sauls, L., Krisher, J. & Patzer, R.E. (2015). Dialysis facility transplant philosophy and access to kidney transplantation in the Southeast. American Journal of Nephrology. 41, 504-511.

31. Gillespie, A., Hammer, H., Bauerle, B.S., Ouzienko, V., Obradovic, Z., Urbanski, M., Browne, T., Silva, P. (2015). Attitudes towards living donor kidney transplantation among urban African American hemodialysis patients: A qualitative and quantitative analysis. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 26(3), 852-872.

32. Iachini, A., DeHart, D., McLeer, J., Hock, R., Browne, T., Clone, S. (2015). Facilitators and barriers to inter-agency collaboration in mother-child residential substance abuse treatment programs. Children and Youth Services Review, 53, 176-184.

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33. Browne, T., Priester, M.A.,1 Clone, S., Iachini, A., DeHart, D. & Hock, R. (2016). Barriers and facilitators to substance use treatment in the rural south: A qualitative study. The Journal of Rural Health, 32, 92-101.

34. Washington, T., Zimmerman, S., & Browne, T. (2016). Factors associated with chronic kidney disease self-management. Social Work in Public Health, 2, 58-69.

35. Priester, M.A.,1 Browne, T., Iachini, A., Clone, S., DeHart, D. & Seay, K.D. (2016). Treatment access disparities among individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders: An integrative literature review. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 61, 47-59

36. Browne, T., Amamoo, M.A., Gander, J., Patzer, R.E., Krisher, J., Sauls, L. & Pastan, S.O. (2016). Kidney transplant referral practices in Southeastern dialysis units. Clinical Transplantation, 30(4), 365-371.

37. Rosemond, T.N., Blake, C.E., Buff, S.M., Blake, E.W., Dunn, B.L., Browne, T., Bell, B.A. & Iachini, A. (2016) Sensitizing future health professionals to determinants of childhood obesity. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 51(1), 106-113..

38. Umeukeje, E.M., Merighi, J., Browne, T., Wild, M., Alsmaan, H., Umanath, K., Lewis, J.B., Wallston, K. A. & Cavanaugh, K.L. (2016). Health care providers' support of patients' autonomy, phosphate medication adherence, race and gender in end stage renal disease. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 39(6), 1104-1114. DOI:10.1007/s10865-016-9745-7

39. Browne, T., Amamoo, A., Patzer, R.E., Krisher, J., Well, H.,2 Gander, J. & Pastan, S.O. (2016). Everybody needs a cheerleader to get a kidney transplant: a qualitative study of the patient barriers and facilitators to kidney transplantation in the Southeastern United States. BMC Nephrology, 17(108), DOI 10.1186/s12882-016-0326-3, http://bmcnephrol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12882-016-0326-3

40. Patzer, R.E., Paul, S., Plantinga, L., Gander, J., Sauls, L., Krisher, J., Mulloy, L.L., Gibney, E.M., Browne, T., Zayas, C.F., McClellan, W.M., Arriola, K.J. & Pastan, S.O. (2016). A randomized trial to reduce disparities in referral for transplant evaluation. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 28, 721-723. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2016030320.

41. Pantridge, C.E., Charles, V.A., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Seay, K., Clone, S., & Browne, T. (2016) A qualitative study of the role of peer support specialists in substance use disorder treatment: Exploring the types of support provided. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 34(4), 337-353.

42. Iachini, A.L., Clone, S., DeHart, D., Seay, K., & Browne, T. (2016). Project STRONG: A capacity-building intervention to improve grant writing among substance abuse organizations. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, 16(4), 403-420.

43. Lize, S.E., Iachini, A.L., Tang, W.,1 Tucker, J.,1 Seay, K.D., Clone, S., DeHart, D. & Browne, T. (2017). A meta-analysis of the effectiveness of interactive middle school cannabis prevention programs. Prevention Science, 18(1), 50-60.

44. Perl, J., Dember, L.M., Bargman, J.M., Browne, T., Charytan, D.M.m Flythe, J.E., Hickson, L.J., Hung, A.M., Jadoul, M., Lee, T.C., Meyer, K.B., Moradi, H., Shafi, T., Teitelbaum, I., Wong, L.P & Chan, C.T. (2017). The use of a multidimensional measure of dialysis adequacy— Moving beyond small solute kinetics. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 12(5), 839-847. doi: 10.2215/CJN.08460816

45. Browne, T., Seay, K.D., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Clone, S., Pantridge, C. & Petiwala, A. (2017). Substance use disorders and kidney disease: Implications for nephrology social work practice. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 4(1), 9-18.

46. Seay, K. D., Iachini, A. L., DeHart, D. D., Browne, T., & Clone, S. (2017). Substance abuse treatment engagement among mothers: Perceptions of the parenting role and agency-related motivators and inhibitors. Journal of Family Social Work, 3, 196-212.

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47. Urbanski, M., Browne, T., Ghanta, M., Constantinescu, S., Gillespie, A., Hammer, H. & Traino, H. (2017). Perceptions of long-term care residents’ candidacy for kidney transplantation: a survey of transplant professionals. Progress in Transplantation, 27(2), 146-151.

48. Patzer, R.P., Smith, K., Basu, M., Gander, J., Mohan, S., Escoffery, C., Platinga, L., Melanson, T.m Kalloo, S., Green. G., Berlin, A., Renville, G., Browne, T., Turgeon, N., Caponi, S., Zhang, R. & Pastan, S. (2017). The ASCENT (Allocation System Changes for Equity in Kidney Transplantation) study: a randomized effectiveness-implementation study to improve kidney transplant waitlisting and reduce racial disparity. Kidney International Reports, 2(3), 433-441.

49. Gillespie, A., Fink, E.L., Traino, H.M., Uversky, A., Bass, S.B., Greener, J., Hunt, J., Browne, T., Hammer, H., Reese, P.P. & Obradovic, Z. (2017). Hemodialysis clinic social networks, sex differences, and renal transplantation. American Journal of Transplantation, 17(9), 2400-2409.

50. Ceckowski, K.A., Little, D.J., Merighi, J.R., Browne, T. & Yuan, C. M. (2017). An end-of-life practice survey among clinical nephrologists associated with a single nephrology fellowship training program. Clinical Kidney Journal, 10(4), 437–442.

51. Browne, T., Keefe, R.H., Ruth, B.J., Cox, H., Maramaldi, P., Rishel, C., Rountree, M., Zlotnik, J. & Marshall, J. (2017). Advancing social work education for health impact. American Journal of Public Health, 107(S3), S229-S235.

52. Hamoda, R.E., Gander, J.C., McPherson, L.J., Arriola, K.J., Cobb, L., Pastan, S.O., Plantinga, L., Browne, T., Hartmann, E., Mulloy, L., Zayas, C., Kirsher, J. & Patzer, R.E. (2018). Process evaluation of the RaDIANT community study: a dialysis facility-level intervention to increase referral for kidney transplantation. BMC Nephrology, 19(13). doi: 10.1186/s12882-017-0807-z

53. Lipford, K.J., McPherson, L., Hamoda, R., Browne, T., Gander, J.C. Pastan, S.O. & Patzer, R.E. (2018). Dialysis facility staff perceptions of racial, gender, and age disparities in access to renal transplantation. BMC Nephrology, 19(5). DOI 10.1186/s12882-017-0800-6

54. Green, J.A, Ephraim, P.L, Hill-Briggs, F.F., Browne, T., Strigo, T.S., Hauer, C.L., Stametz, R.A., Darer, J.D., Patel, U.D., Lang-Lindsey, K.,3 Bankes, B.L.,3 Bolden, S.A.,3 Danielson, P.,3 Ruff, S.,3 Schmidt, L.,3 Swoboda, A.,3 Woods, P.,3 Vinson, B., Littlewood, D., Jackson, G., Pendergrast, J.F., St. Clair Russell, J., Collins, K.,2 Norfolk, E., Bucaloiu, I.D., Kethireddy, S., Collins, C., Davis, D., dePrisco, J., Malloy, D., Diamantidis, C.J., Fulmer, S., Martin, J., Schatell, D.,2 Tangri, N., Sees, A., Siegrist, C., Stewart, S.,2 Alkon, A., Bhavsar, N.A., Lewis-Boyer, L., Martz, C., Yule, C., Greer, R.C., Saunders, M., Cameron, B. & Boulware, L.E. (2018). Putting patients at the center of kidney care transitions: PREPARE NOW, a cluster randomized controlled trial. Contemporary Clinical Trials, 73, 98-110.

55. Merighi, J.R., Browne, T. & Zheng, M.1 (2018). Nephrology social workers' caseloads and hourly wages in 2014 and 2017: Findings from the National Kidney Foundation Council of Nephrology Social Workers Professional Practice Survey. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 42(1), 31-59.

56. Cabacungan, A.N., Diamantidis, C.J., St. Clair Russell, J., Strigo, T.S., Pounds, I., Alkon, A., Riley, J.A., Falkovic, M., Pendergast, J.F., Davenport, C.A., Ellis, M.J., Sudan, D.L., Hill-Briggs, F., Browne, T., Ephraim, P.L. & Boulware, L.E. (2019). Development of a telehealth intervention to improve access to live donor kidney transplantation. Transplantation Proceedings, 51(3), 665-675.

57. Iachini, A.L., DeHart, D.D., Browne, T., Dunn, B.L., Blake, E.W. & Blake, C. (2019). Examining collaborative leadership through interprofessional education: findings from a mixed methods study. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 33(2), 235-242. DOI: 10.1080/13561820.2018.1516635.

58. Iachini, A., Seay, K., DeHart, D.D., Petiwala, A., & Browne, T. (2019). Process and product innovations from a statewide capacity-building initiative for substance use treatment and recovery. Health & Social Work. https://doi.org/10.1093/hsw/hlz014

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59. Gehlert, S., Andrews, C., & Browne, T. (2019). Establishing the place of health social work. Health & Social Work, 44(2), 69-71.

60. Browne, T. (2019). The role for nephrology social work in the new kidney disease paradigm—Moving ahead by remembering how we got here. Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 43(1), 9-22.

61. Ceckowski, K.A., Salimbeni, M., Little, D., Jones, E.I., Browne, T., Bethel, S.R. & Yuan, C. (in press). Clinical social work end-of-life survey: Constructive work with patients and family members on advance directives and medical orders of life sustaining treatments. Journal of Nephrology Social Work.

62. Gander, J.C., Zhang, X., Ross, K., Wilk, A.S., McPherson, L., Browne, T., Pastan, S.O., Walker, E., Wang, Z. & Patzer, R.E. Association between dialysis facility ownership and access to kidney transplantation. (2019). JAMA, 322(10), 957-973. doi:10.1001/jama.2019.12803

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (1student co-author)

01. Arthur, T. (Ed.). (2000). Adjustment and rehabilitation, financial information and other resources. When Your Kidneys Fail. Los Angeles, CA: National Kidney Foundation of Southern California.

02. Browne, T. (2005). Hurricane Katrina: the psychosocial aftermath for ESRD patients and caregivers. Dialysis & Transplantation, 34(11), 2-3.

03. Browne, T. (2007). Understanding kidney disease. Social Workers: Help Starts Here website: http://www.helpstartshere.org/Default.aspx?PageID=1144

04. Browne, T. (Guest Editor). (2008). Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 29. NY, NY: National Kidney Foundation.

05. Browne, T. & Weston, F.1 (April 2011). Council of Nephrology Social Workers 2010 CNSW Membership Survey Results: Summary Report for CNSW Executive Committee.

06. Browne, T., Peace, L. & Perry, D. (Eds.) (2014). Standards of Practice for Nephrology Social Work. NY, NY: National Kidney Foundation.

07. Andrews, C., Browne, T., Allen, H., Coffey, D.S., Collins, S., Gehlert, S., Golden, R., Marsh, J., McBride, T.D., McClain, A. & Woomer, E. (2015). Social work and the Affordable Care Act: Maximizing the profession’s role in health reform [White paper]. http://cosw.sc.edu/sw-aca

08. Walters, K. L., Spencer, M. S., Smukler, M., Allen, H. L., Andrews, C., Browne, T., Marmaldi, P., Wheeler, D.P., Zebrack, B. & Uehara, E. (2016). Health equity: Eradicating health inequalities for future generations (Grand Challenges for Social Work initiative Working Paper No. 19). Cleveland, OH: American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare. http://aaswsw.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/WP19-with-cover2.pdf

09. Browne, T. (2017). Act now to protect healthcare for Americans with kidney disease. Home Dialysis Central blog. http://www.homedialysis.org/news-and-research/blog/210-act-now-to-protect-healthcare-for-americans-with-kidney-disease

10. Browne, T. (2017). Act Now! Graham-Cassidy Bill Threatens Healthcare For People With Kidney Disease. Home Dialysis Central blog. http://www.homedialysis.org/news-and-research/blog/223-act-now-graham-cassidy-bill-threatens-healthcare-for-people-with-kidney-disease

11. Browne, T., Gehlert, S., Andrews, C. M., Zebrack, B. J., Walther, V. N., Steketee, G., Maramaldi, P., Jones, B.L., Golden, R.L., Ewald, B., Bernstein, S.R., Begun, A.L., Allen, H.A., Guth, S. B., Ross, A., Moore, M. & Merighi, J. R. (2017). Strengthening health care systems: Better health across America (Grand Challenges for Social Work initiative Working Paper No. 20). Cleveland, OH: American Academy of Social Work & Social Welfare. http://grandchallengesforsocialwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/WP22.pdf

12. Browne, T., Forfang, D.L., Joseph, J., Brereton, L., Collins, K. & Pucci, K. (2017). Engaging patients, family members, and stakeholders in prioritizing research outcomes. Nephrology News & Issues, 31(13), 27-29.

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13. Browne, T., Reitmeier, M. & Iachini, A. (2018, March). Screening for substance use disorders in dialysis and kidney transplant populations. Nephrology News & Issues. https://goo.gl/f28Vu3

BOOKS & BOOK CHAPTERS

01. Harder, J., Klein, S. K., Peace, L., Browne, T., & Sparks, J. (2006). Kidney Transplantation: A Primer for Nephrology Social Workers. NY, NY: National Kidney Foundation.

02. Gehlert, S. & Arthur Browne, T. (Eds.). (2006). Handbook of Health Social Work. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

03. Arthur Browne, T. (2006). Social work roles and health care settings. In S. Gehlert, & T. Arthur Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work. (pp. 23-42). NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

04. Arthur Browne, T. (2006). Nephrology social work. In S. Gehlert, & T. Arthur Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work. (pp. 471-506). NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

05. Gehlert, S. & Browne, T. (Eds.). (2011). Handbook of Health Social Work, 2nd Edition. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

06. Browne, T. (2011). Social work roles and health care settings. In S. Gehlert, & T. Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work, 2nd Edition. (pp. 20-40). NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons

07. Browne, T. (2011). Nephrology social work. In S. Gehlert, & T. Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work, 2nd Edition. (pp. 468-497). NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

08. Browne, T. (2011). Palliative care in chronic kidney disease. In S. Otis-Green, & T. Altillio (Eds.), Oxford Textbook of Palliative Social Work. (pp. 339-350). NY, NY: Oxford University Press.

09. Gehlert, S. & Browne, T. (Eds.). (2012). Handbook of Health Social Work, Chinese Translation. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

10. Browne, T., McPhatter, L., Peters, L., & Schatell, D. (2012). The person with kidney failure. In Core Curriculum for the Dialysis Technician, 5th Edition. (pp. 17-65). Madison, WI: Medical Education Institute

11. Gehlert, S. & Browne, T. (2013). From cells to society: Transdisciplinary training. In T. McBride & D. Haire-Joshu (Eds.), Transdisciplinary Public Health: Research, Methods, and Practice. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

12. Gehlert, S. & Browne, T. (Eds.). (2015). Handbook of Health Social Work, 2nd Edition, Korean Translation. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

13. Browne, T. & Johnstone, S. (2017). Psychosocial issues in nephrology nursing. In S. M. Bodin (Ed.), Contemporary Nephrology Nursing, 3rd Edition. Pitman, NJ: American Nephrology Nurses Association.

14. Browne, T., McPhatter, L., Peters, L., Schatell, D., & Smith, L. (2017). The person with kidney failure. In Core Curriculum for the Dialysis Technician, 6th Edition. (pp. 20-75). Madison, WI: Medical Education Institute

15. Spencer, M.S., Walters, K.L., Allen, H.L., Andrews, C.M, Begun, A., Browne, T., Clapp, J., DiNitto, D., Maramaldi, P., Wheeler, D., Zebrack, B. & Uehara, E. (2018). Grand Challenge #2: Close the Health Gap. In R. Fong, J. Lubben & R.P. Barth (Eds.), Grand Challenges for Social Work and Society. NY, NY: Oxford University Press.

16. Browne, T., Blake, E., & McCabe, H. (2018). Chapter 6: Health. In A.L. Iachini, L.R. Bronstein, & E. Mellin (Eds.), A Guide for Interprofessional Collaboration. (pp.93-115). Alexandria, VA: Council on Social Work Education.

17. Gehlert, S. & Browne, T. (Eds.). (2019). Handbook of Health Social Work, 3rd Edition. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

18. Browne, T. (2019). Social work roles and health care settings. In S. Gehlert, & T. Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work, 3rd Edition. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons

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19. Browne, T., Merighi, J.R., Washington, T., Savage, T., Shaver, C., & Holland, K. (2019). Nephrology social work. In S. Gehlert, & T. Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work, 3rd Edition. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

20. Song, I.H., Soskolne, V., Zuojian, Z., Browne, T., Wong, J. (2019). Global health social work. In S. Gehlert, & T. Browne (Eds.), Handbook of Health Social Work, 3rd Edition. NY, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

21. Boulware, L.E., Ephraim, P.L., Browne, T., Strigo, T.S., Hill-Briggs, F.l Green, J.A., & Hauer, C. (in press). Achieving patient centered health care innovation through stakeholder engagement. In E. Zimmerman (Ed.), Researching Health Together: Engaging Patients and Stakeholders from Topic Identification to Policy Change. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publishing.

RESEARCH, PRACTICE & POLICY BRIEFS (1student co-author)

01. Iachini, A., Petiwala, A.,1 Thompson, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Hock, R., Browne, T. (2014). School based substance use prevention programs: Key considerations. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

02. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Iachini, A., & Hock, R. (2014). Telehealth practices improve access to services for substance use disorders in rural areas. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

03. Chapman, C., Foster, K., Clone, S., Petiwala, A.,1 Browne, T., DeHart D., Hock, R., & Iachini, A. (2014). Addressing barriers to substance use treatment access and utilization for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) clients. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

04. Charles, T.,1 Clone, S., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Seay, K. (2015). Screening, brief, intervention, & referral to treatment (SBIRT) Services Utilization within Hospital Systems. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

05. Preister, M.,1 Iachini, A., DeHart, D., McLeer, J., Hock, R., Browne, T., Clone, S. (2015). Collaborating across agencies for a mother-child residential treatment program: Research to practice brief. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

06. Priester, M.,1 Hock, R., Priester, M., Iachini, A., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Clone, S. (2015). A review of family engagement measures for adolescent substance use services: Research to practice brief. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

07. Petiwala, A.,1 Browne, T., Priester, M., Clone, S., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., & Hock, R. (2015). Client-centered barriers and facilitators to substance use treatment in the rural south: A qualitative study. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

08. Petiwala, A.,1 Andrews, C., DeHart, D., Pantridge, C., Seay, K., Browne, T., Iachini, A., & Clone, S. (2015). The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: Implications for South Carolina’s 301 substance use agencies. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

09. Iachini, A., Christopher, R., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M. & DeHart, D. (2017). Rural School-Based Behavioral Health Practice: Key Considerations Brief. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

10. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Iachini, A. (2017). Rural Health & Primary Care: Key Considerations Brief. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

11. Christopher, R., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., & Iachini, A. (2018). Behavioral Health Treatment & Addressing Substance Use in Rural Areas: Key Considerations Brief. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. https://goo.gl/jU3vvS

12. Reitmeier, M.C., Christopher, R.I., King, L.B., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2018). The current opioid crisis and medication assisted treatment. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

13. King, L.B., Christopher, R.I., Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2018). A misunderstanding of biology: Stigma surrounding MAT and OUD. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

14. King, L.B., Christopher, R.I., Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2018). South Carolina spotlight: The opioid crisis. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

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DECISION CASES (1student co-author)

01. Flaherty, A.,1 Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2017) Second Time Around. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

02. Flaherty, A.,1 Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2017) Second Time Around Teaching Notes. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

03. Flaherty, A.,1 Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2018) Richard the Great [Unpublished decision case]. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

04. Flaherty, A.,1 Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2018) Richard the Great Teaching Notes [Unpublished decision case]. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

05. Flaherty, A., Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2018) Workplace conflicts [Unpublished decision case]. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

06. Flaherty, A., Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A. & Christopher, R. (2018) Workplace conflicts teaching notes [Unpublished decision case]. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina, College of Social Work.

PEER-REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS (1student co-author; 2community partner co-author; 3patient/care partner co-author)

01. Pryce, J., Mahoney, C., Browne, T., & Werner-Lin, A. (2006, January). Teaching future teachers: a model teaching workshop for doctoral education. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Chicago, IL.

02. Browne, T. (2006, June). The relationship between social networks and pathways to kidney transplantation. National Research Service Award Trainees Research Conference. Seattle, WA.

03. Browne, T. (2007, January). Social networks and African American pathways to kidney transplantation. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.

04. Browne, T., Waterman, A.D., Waterman, B. M., Gladstone, E. H., & Hostetter, T. (2007, April). African Americans’ knowledge and behavior regarding early detection of kidney disease. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

05. Browne, T. (2007, April). Social networks and African American pathways to kidney transplantation: nephrology social work implications. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

06. Browne, T., Waterman, A.D., Waterman, B. M., & Gladstone, E. H. (2007, June). African American knowledge of kidney disease: Results from the first national study. National Research Service Award Trainees Research Conference. Orlando, FL.

07. Browne, T., Merighi, J., & Herold, A. (2008, April). Nephrology social worker caseload and salary survey: national survey results. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Dallas, TX.

08. Browne, T. (2008, December). Social networks and pathways to kidney transplant parity. NIH Summit: The Science of Eliminating Health Disparities. national Harbor, MD

09. Browne, T. (2009, March). How interdisciplinary teams can help black hemodialysis patients get kidney transplants. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Nashville, TN

10. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2009, March). A nationwide survey of kidney transplant social workers’ job roles, responsibilities, and occupational well-being. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Nashville, TN.

11. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2010, January). Emotional labor, job demands, and emotional exhaustion in kidney transplant social workers. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.

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12. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2010, January). Patient caseload and hourly wage trends of outpatient dialysis social workers. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.

13. Browne, T. & Merighi, J. (2010, April). Helping adult hemodialysis patients self-manage oral medications: Recommendations from the literature. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

14. Browne, T. (2010, November). It’s not who you know, it’s what who you know knows: The role of dialysis teams and social networks in improving kidney transplant parity. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. Denver, CO.

15. Browne, T. & Merighi, J. (2010, April). Helping adult hemodialysis patients self-manage oral medications: Recommendations from the literature. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

16. Browne, T. (2011, January). The role of social networks in improving kidney transplant parity. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Tampa, FL.

17. Browne, T., Pitner, R., & Freedman, D. (2011, January). The racialized context of health disparities: Considerations for social work research. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

18. Browne, T., Jordan, D.,1 Weston, F.,1 Worthington, J.1 (2011, March). What every social worker should know about ameliorating health disparities. South Carolina National Association of Social Workers Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

19. Shaver, C.,1 Davis-Kennedy, S.,1 Jacobs, L.,1 Jones, O.,1 Stiling, V.,1 & Browne, T. (2011, April). Social networks and pathways to transplant parity for black hemodialysis patients. University of South Carolina Discovery Day. Columbia, SC.

20. Browne, T. & Merighi, J. (2011, April). Has anything changed since the implementation of the 2008 Conditions for Coverage? 2010 nephrology social work caseloads, salaries, and implications for chronic kidney disease care in the U.S. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

21. Freedman, D., Browne, T., Pitner, R. (2011, May). Conducting health disparities research in racialized contexts. Unsettling Feminism(s): Disrupting the Center, Dismantling Oppressions, Transforming Social Work. Chicago, IL.

22. Pitner, R., Browne, T., Freedman, D. (2011, October). The challenges of health disparities research and practice: Acknowledging the racialized context. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Atlanta, GA.

23. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2012, January). Caseload and hourly wage disparities among U.S. dialysis social workers. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

24. Browne, T., Pitner, R., & Freedman, D. (2012, January). The racialized context of health disparities: Considerations for social work research. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

25. Browne, T., Gillespie, A., Urbanski, M., & Hammer, H. (2012, May). Recommendations for dialysis team members to help reduce kidney transplant disparities. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Washington, DC.

26. Browne, T., Jones, O.,1 Weston, F.,1 Stiling, V.,1 Jacobs, L.,1 Davis-Kennedy, S.,1 Avant-Williams, C.,1 Shaver, C.,1 & Worthington, J.1 (2012, May). How undergraduate and graduate social work students can help local kidney disease communities: Recommendations for nephrology professionals. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Washington, DC.

27. Browne, T., Jones, O.,1 Jacobs, L.,1 Avant-Williams, C.,1 Stiling, V.,1 Davis-Kennedy, S.,1 Weston, F.,1 Worthington, J.,1 & Shaver, C.1 (2012, April). Kidney transplant disparity in South Carolina. James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture Series. Columbia, SC.

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28. Merighi, J. R., & Browne, T. (2012, July). Regional variation in U.S. dialysis social workers' perceived workload demands and patient caseloads. Joint World Conference on Social Work and Social Development: Action and Impact, Stockholm, Sweden.

29. Browne, T., Gillespie, A., Urbanski, M., & Hammer, H. (2012, November). Improving kidney transplant parity: Suggestions for dialysis providers. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. San Diego, CA.

30. Merighi, J. R., & Browne, T. (2012, November). Changes in dialysis social workers’ caseloads and job tasks since the implementation of the 2008 Conditions for Coverage. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. San Diego, CA.

31. Browne, T. (2013, January). The role of the social milieu in health outcomes: Is it who you know, or what who you know knows? Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Diego, CA.

32. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2013, January). Changes in dialysis social workers’ caseloads, job tasks, and salaries since the implementation of Medicare’s 2008 Conditions for Coverage for End Stage Renal Disease facilities. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Diego, CA.

33. Browne, T. & Shaver, C.1 (2013, March). Using NIH R15 grants to educate BSW students about health disparities research. Conference of the Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors. Myrtle Beach, SC.

34. Browne, T., Gillespie, A., Savage, T.,1 Brown, A.,1 & Boulware, E.B. (2013, April). Patient navigation: A promising intervention to promote kidney transplant parity. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

35. Umeukeje, E., Carlsson, J., Preroff, B., Merighi, J., Browne, T., Wallston, K., Ikizler, T.A., & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, April). Attitudes affect phosphate control in ESRD. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

36. Merighi, J., Browne, T., Savage, T.,1 Ryals, K.,2 & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, April). Phosphate binder self-management in dialysis patients: A qualitative study. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

37. Blake, E.W, Dunn, B.L., Rosemond, T.N., Blake, C.E., Buff, S., Browne T. (July, 2013) An interprofessional program that includes clinical and community-oriented health professions to address childhood obesity. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

38. Browne, T., Merighi, J., Savage, T.,1 Clynes, D.2 & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, November). Barriers and facilitators to dialysis patient self-management of phosphate binders. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. Atlanta, GA.

39. Rosemond, T.N., Blake, C.E., Buff, S.M., Blake, E.W., Dunn, B. & Browne, T. (2013, November). An interprofessional education program that includes clinical and community-oriented health professions fosters increased sensitivity to the complexities of childhood obesity. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition, Boston, MA.

40. Gehlert, S., Allen, H., Andrews, C. & Browne, T. (2014, January). Implementation of the Affordable Care Act: Opportunities for social work research. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Antonio, TX.

41. Browne, T. (2014, March). The Affordable Care Act: Opportunities for social work to improve health parity. National Association of Social Work-South Carolina Annual Conference. Columbia, SC.

42. Priester, M. A.,1 DeHart, D., & Browne, T. (2014, March). Evidence-based interventions for tri-morbid trauma, substance use and mental disorders. National Association of Social Work-South Carolina Annual Conference. Columbia, SC.

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43. Browne, T., Urbanski, M. & Ghanta, M. (2014, April). Kidney transplant candidacy of long term care residents- a national survey. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

44. Browne, T., Amamoo, M.A., Gander, J., Sauls, L., Krisher, J., Patzer, R.E. & Pastan, S. (2014, April). Environmental scan of kidney transplant referral practices in the southeastern United States. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

45. Browne, T., Amamoo, M.A., Patzer, R.E., Krisher, J., Well, H.2 & Pastan, S. (2014, April). Patient identified barriers and facilitators to kidney transplantation. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

46. Blake, B., Baliko, B., Polyakova-Norwood, V., Thornhill, J. T. & Browne, T. (2014, June). Improving interprofessional learning experiences for large groups of students: A student-centered approach. All Together Better Health. Pittsburgh, PA.

47. Jones, B., Konrad, S.C., Rubin, M., Nimmagadda, J., Scheyett, A. & Browne, T. (2014, June). Boldly going where we’ve gone before: Social work leadership in interprofessional education, practice & policy development. All Together Better Health. Pittsburgh, PA.

48. Rubin, M., Jones, B., Browne, T., Konrad, S.C. & Coffey, D. (2014, July). Importance and relevance of interprofessional education in a global context. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development. Melbourne, Australia.

49. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2014, July). Workload demands of renal social workers in the United States. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development. Melbourne, Australia.

50. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2014, July). Identifying factors associated with medication self-management disparities in dialysis patients: Implications for social work practice. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development. Melbourne, Australia.

51. Urbanski, M., Ghanta, M., Constantinescu, S., Lee, I.J., Gillespie, A., Hammer, H., & Browne, T. (2014, July). Kidney transplantation in individuals living in long-term care settings: A national survey of professionals on best practices. World Transplant Congress. San Francisco, CA.

52. Gander, J., Browne, T., Amamoo, M.A., Sauls, L., Krisher, J., Pastan, S.O. & Patzer, R. (2014, July). The association of dialysis facilities’ protocols and staff’s perceptions on standardized transplant ratio. World Transplant Congress. San Francisco, CA.

53. Browne, T. & Gehlert, S. (2014, October). Educating social workers to maximize the profession’s role in health care. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Tampa, FL.

54. Iachini, A.L, Clone, S., DeHart, D., Browne, T., & Hock, R. (2014, October). Striking a balance: Lessons learned from a comprehensive social work evaluation of county substance abuse treatment agency innovation projects. American Evaluation Association Conference, Denver, CO.

55. Browne, T. (2014, November). Recognizing disparities in chronic kidney disease care: The role of social networks. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. Philadelphia, PA.

56. Priester, M. A.,1 Browne, T., DeHart, D., Clone, S., Iachini, A., & Hock, R. (2014, November). Treatment access disparities among individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders: An integrative literature review. Association for Medical Education & Research in Substance Abuse Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.

57. Browne, T., Priester, M.A.,1 Clone, S., Hock, R., Iachini, A., & DeHart, D. (2014, December). Barriers to rural behavioral health services. National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Conference, National Harbor, MD.

58. Browne, T. (2014, December). The role of social networks in addressing kidney transplant inequities. National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Conference, National Harbor, MD.

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59. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2015, January). Social work practice in for-profit and not-for-profit dialysis facilities: A call for action. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

60. Browne, T., Merighi, J., Savage, T.,1 Clynes, D.2 & Cavanaugh, K. (2015, January). Oral medication self-management: Lessons from patients for social work practice. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

61. Hock, R., Priester, M.,1 Iachini, A., Rollings, M., Clone, S., Browne, T., DeHart, D. (2015, January). A review of measures of family engagement in behavioral health services. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

62. Priester, M.,1 Clone, S., Browne, T., Hock, R., Iachini, A., DeHart, D. (2015, January). The multi-systems impact of barriers to behavioral health services in rural communities. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

63. Blake, B., Bailey, J.,1 Baliko, B. & Browne, T. (2015, March). Enhancing interprofessional education: Integrating quality improvement and public health. Association for Prevention Teaching and Research Annual Meeting. Charleston, SC.

64. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & DeHart, D. (2015, March) Promoting interagency collaboration across service systems: Implications for social workers. South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

65. Browne, T. & Wood. C. (2015, March). Screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for social workers. South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

66. Baliko, B., Boyd, M., Hardeman, S., Srinivasan, S., Browne, T. & Murday, D. (2015, March). An interdisciplinary initiative to increase SBIRT competencies. International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.

67. Browne, T., Blake, B., Addy, C., Baliko, B., Iachini, A. & Goodman, C. (2015, April). Addressing the social determinants of health in interprofessional education. InterProfessional Health Care Summit, Savannah, GA.

68. Goldsby. S.,1 Ragaban, F.,1 Bailey, J.1 & Browne, T. (2015, April). University of South Carolina IHI-Open School chapter: Extending educational opportunities and engaging students across the health professions. InterProfessional Health Care Summit, Savannah, GA.

69. Blake, B., Baliko, B. & Browne, T. (2015, April). Enhancing interprofessional learning experiences: Embodiment of IPEC competencies by course coordinators and application of quality improvement methods to improve course delivery across seven health professions. InterProfessional Health Care Summit, Savannah, GA.

70. Merighi, J. R., & Browne, T. (2015, July). Disparities in social work practice in for-profit and non-profit dialysis settings in the United States. International Symposium for the International Consortium for Social Development, Singapore.

71. Dunn, B.L., Browne, T., Iachini, A., Blake, E.W. & Blake, C. (2015, July). Evaluating the impact of an interprofessional childhood obesity course on students' interprofessional socialization and valuing. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting. National Harbor, MD.

72. Browne, T., Iachini, A., Seay, K., Priester, M.A.,1 Clone, S. & DeHart, D. (2015, September). Enhancing substance use treatment services in the rural South: Recommendations from clients and stakeholders. World Congress on the Promotion of Mental Health and the Prevention of Mental and Behavioural Disorders, Columbia, SC.

73. Browne, T., Iachini, A., Goldsby, S., Baliko, B., Blake, B. & Goodman, C. (2015, September). Training interprofessional students to promote mental health and wellbeing. World Congress on the Promotion of Mental Health and the Prevention of Mental and Behavioural Disorders, Columbia, SC.

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74. Baliko, B., Payne, R., Browne, T., Srinivasan, S., Hardeman, S.,Murday, D., & Boyd, M. SBIRT in health professional training: Confidence in treating substance use disorders among an interdisciplinary cohort. World Congress on the Promotion of Mental Health and the Prevention of Mental and Behavioural Disorders, Columbia, SC.

75. Charles, V.,1 Pantridge, C., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Clone, S., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2015, September). Examining the role of peer support services in a substance abuse treatment setting: A ground-level view of evidence-based practice. World Congress on the Promotion of Mental Health and the Prevention of Mental and Behavioural Disorders, Columbia, SC.

76. Dunn, B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., Blake, B. & Blake, C. (2015, September). Evaluating the impact of an interprofessional childhood obesity course on students’ interprofessional socialization and valuing. Collaborating Across Borders, Roanoke, VA.

77. Browne, T., Blake, B., Baliko, B., Goodman, C., Addy, C. & Iachini, A. (2015, September). Why should we include social work and public health in interprofessional education? Collaborating Across Borders, Roanoke, VA.

78. Merighi, J., Remke, S. & Browne, T. (2015, September) Social work leadership on interprofessional health care teams. Collaborating Across Borders, Roanoke, VA.

79. Browne, T., Iachini, A., Seay, K., DeHart, D. & Clone, S. (2015, October). Enhancing social work student knowledge about substance use disorders through research assistanceships. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Denver, CO.

80. Brown, N. & Browne, T. (2015, October). Evaluation of synchronous training for screening, brief intervention, referral to treatment (SBIRT). Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Denver, CO.

81. Gander, J.C., Sauls, L.,2 Browne, T., Plantinga, L., McPherson, L., Gibney, E.M., Mulloy, L.L., Pastan, S.O., Patzer, R.E. (2015, November). Feasibility and sustainability of the RaDIANT community study among Georgia dialysis facilities. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. San Diego, CA.

82. Zerden, L., Neely-Barnes, S., Rishel, C.W., Deloach, R., Browne, T., Fitch, D. (2016, January). Integrating primary and behavioral health care: Social work research opportunities and challenges. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

83. Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Hock, R., Browne, T., Clone, S., Seay, K., & McLeer, J. (2016, January). Facilitators and barriers to interagency collaboration within mother-child residential treatment programs. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

84. Browne, T., Priester, M.,1 Clone, S., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Hock, R., Seay, K. (2016, January). Rural substance use disorder treatment barriers and facilitators in the Southeastern United States. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

85. Pantridge, C., Charles, T.,1 DeHart, D., Seay, K., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Clone, S. (2016, January). Examining the supportive role of peer support specialists in substance abuse treatment. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

86. Seay, K., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Clone, S. (2016, January). The role of children as motivators, inhibitors, barriers, and facilitators to treatment participation among parents engaging in substance abuse treatment. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

87. Iachini, A., Clone, S., Seay, K., Browne, T., & DeHart, D. (2016, January). Organizational capacity-building: Feasibility and acceptability of the mini-grant process (MGP). Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

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88. Tang, W.,1 Lize, S., Tucker, J.,1 Iachini, A., Clone, S., DeHart, D., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2016, January). Evaluating the effectiveness of middle school substance use prevention programs: A meta-analysis. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

89. Blake, B., Baliko, B. & Browne, T. (2016, February). Expanding interprofessional education to enhance cultural competence and humility. The Action Council for Cross-Cultural Mental Health and Human Services Annual Cross-Cultural Mental Health and Human Services Conference. Myrtle Beach, CA.

90. Browne, T., Powell, R.,1 Clark, E.1 & Christopher, R.1 (2016, March). Healthcare and homelessness: Social work ideas for interprofessional service improvements. South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

91. Tang, W.,1 Lize, S., Tucker, J.,1 Iachini, A., Clone, S., DeHart, D., Browne, T. & Seay, K.D. (2016, April). Evaluating the effectiveness of middle school substance use prevention programs. South Carolina School Behavioral Health Conference. Myrtle Beach, SC.

92. Ceckowski, K.A., Little, D.J., Merighi, J.R., Browne, T. & Yuan, C.M. (2016, April). Results of an end-of-life practice survey among clinical nephrologists associated with a single nephrology fellowship training program. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

93. Umeukeje, E., Merighi, J.R., Browne, T., Umanath, K., Wild, M., Cavanaugh, K. & Wallston, K. (2016, April). Perceived competence is related to phosphorus control in end stage renal disease. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease Network of Minority Health Research Investigators’ Workshop. Bethesda, MD.

94. Gander, J., McMath, S., Rudd, M., Sauls, L.,2 Tripathi, S., Plantinga, L., McPherson, L., Browne, T., Pastan, S.O. & Patzer, R.E. (2016, June). Peer mentoring to improve access to kidney transplantation in the Southeast. American Transplant Congress. Boston, MA.

95. Smith, K., Gander, J., Basu, M., Pastan, S.O., Mohan, S., Escoffery, C., Plantinga, L., Kalloo, S., Green, G., Berlin, A., Renville, G., Browne, T., Turgeon, N., Caponi, S., Krisher, J.2 & Patzer, R.E. (2016, June). Intervention development for the allocation system changes for equity in kidNey Transplantation (ASCENT) study. American Transplant Congress. Boston, MA.

96. Browne, T., Iachini, A., Clone, S., DeHart, D., Seay, K.D. & Pantridge, C. (2016, August). Project STRONG: Engaging Southeastern community substance use treatment organizations in grant writing. Advancing the Science of Community Engaged Research Conference. Washington, DC.

97. Aboumatar, H., Smalley, J.B., Gassaway, J., Alio, A., Shattuck, E., Browne, T., Sauers-Ford, H., Carden, D., Hsu, L. & Lutz, B. (2016, August). Partnering with patients, families, and other stakeholders in healthcare system research: Examples and lessons learned from six PCORI‐funded studies. Advancing the Science of Community Engaged Research Conference. Washington, DC.

98. Browne, T. (2016, November). Social work leadership in interprofessional education and practice: Linking training to integrated care outcomes. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Denver, CO.

99. Reitmeier, M.C., Browne, T. & Iachini, A.L. (2016, November). Building interprofessional partnerships through the social work field education model. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Atlanta, GA.

100. Browne, T., Green, G.,2 Lang-Lindsey, K.,3 Ephraim, P., Bankes, B,3 Bolden, S.,3 Danielson, P.,3 Ruff, S.,3 St. Clair, H.,3 Schmidt, L.,3 Swoboda, A.,3 Woods, P.,3 Strigo, T., Green, J. & Boulware, L.E. (2016, November). Engaging kidney disease patients and family members as co-investigators in patient centered outcomes research. American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. Chicago, IL.

101. Iachini, A.L., Pantridge, C., Seay, K., DeHart, D., Browne, T. & Clone, S. (2017, January). A university-community partnership initiative to strengthen substance use treatment. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

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102. Seay, K., Bell, B., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Clone, S., & Pantridge, C. (2017, January). Examination of statewide public substance use disorder (SUD) Treatment in One Southeastern State: The impact of demographic factors on substance use. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

103. Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., Iachini, A., Morgan, C. (2017, January). Training for transitions: Preparedness for behavioral health social workers. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA.

104. McKinney, T.H., Blake, E., Browne, T. & Brendell, K. (2017, March). TeleMental Health Connect (TeleCon): Between OK and ER. Telehealth Summit of South Carolina. Columbia, SC.

105. Morgan, C., Browne, T., Iachini, A.I., & Reitmeier, M.C. (2017, March). Interprofessional collaboration & evidence based methods: Challenges in behavioral health across the life span. South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

106. Ceckowski, K.A., Little, D.J., Merighi, J.R., Browne, T., Salimbeni, M.C., Jones, E.I. & Yuan, C.M. (2017, April). Clinical social work end-of-life survey. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

107. Browne, T., Bankes, B.,3 Bolden, S.,3 Collins, K.,2 Danielson, P.,3 Green, G.,2 Lang-Lindsey, K.,3 Littlewood, D.,2 Martin, J.,2 Rugg, S., St. Clair Russell, Schatell, D.,2 Schmidt, L.,3 Singer, D.,2 Stewart, S.,2 Swoboda, A.,3 Vinson, B., Woods, P., Green, J., Ephraim, P., Strigo, T. & Boulware, L.E. (April, 2017). Putting patients at the center of kidney care transitions: A partnership model for kidney disease patients, family members and community stakeholders in patient centered outcomes research. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

108. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2017, October). Rural substance use disorder treatment barriers and facilitators in South Carolina. South Carolina Office of Rural Health for South Carolina’s 21st Annual Rural Health Conference. Greenville, SC.

109. Reitmeier, M.C., Browne, T., Morgan, C., Iachini, A. (2017, October). Advanced practice field seminar: Training students to ensure healthy development for youth. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Dallas, TX.

110. Liechty, J., Bellin, M., Freeman, D., Sparks, D., Wharton, T., Bonifas, R., Richardson, L., Browne, T., Tice, C., Lampen, M. & Retrum, J. (2017, October). Closing the health gap through social work leadership: The HEALS program. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Dallas, TX.

111. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2017, October). Rural substance use disorder treatment barriers and facilitators in South Carolina. South Carolina Office of Rural Health for South Carolina’s 21st Annual Rural Health Conference. Greenville, SC.

112. Browne, T., McKinney, S. H., Blake, E. W., Baliko, R., Christopher, R., Duck, L.A. (2017, October). Training interprofessional health science students to provide mental health services in rural SC through telehealth technology. South Carolina Office of Rural Health for South Carolina’s 21st Annual Rural Health Conference. Greenville, SC.

113. Savage, T.E., Browne, T., Pitner, R. & DeHart, D. (2017, November). African American end stage renal disease & medication adherence: What are the effects of everyday discrimination? American Society of Nephrology Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition. New Orleans, LA.

114. Flaherty, A., Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M., Murday, D., Browne, T., & Childers, C. (2018, January). Brief negotiated interview in a SBIRT training program: Predictors of success. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington DC.

115. Savage, T., Browne, T., Pitner, R., & DeHart, D. (2018, January). African American end-stage renal disease and medication adherence: What are the effects of everyday racism? Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington DC.

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116. Browne, T., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M., Petiwala, A. & Christopher, R. (2018, January). The clinical benefits of infrastructure improvements in Southern rural substance use disorder agencies. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington DC.

117. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, February). Rural substance use disorder treatment barriers and facilitators in South Carolina. University of South Carolina Integrated Behavioral Health Symposium. Columbia, SC.

118. Flaherty, A.J., Reitmeier M.C., Iachini, A.L., Moran, M., Browne, T., Baliko B., Murday, D., Childers, C., & Orr, M. (2018, February). The HOPES project: An integrated behavioral health SBIRT training program. University of South Carolina Integrated Behavioral Health Symposium. Columbia, SC.

119. Christopher, R., Flaherty, A., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M, Martin, J., Bibeault, C. & Toumey, J. (2018, March). Rural matters: Appreciating and investing in the rural health workforce. National Social Work Association South Carolina Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

120. McKinney, S., Baliko, B., Browne, T., Duck, L., Christopher, R. & Blake, B. (2018, April). Expanding collaborative interprofessional mental health services in rural communities through telehealth technology. National Academies of Practice (NAP) Annual Meeting & Forum. Atlanta, GA.

121. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, April). Rural substance use disorder treatment barriers and facilitators in South Carolina. University of South Carolina 11th Annual James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture. Columbia, SC.

122. Chehoski, B.,1 Stein, D.2 & Browne, T. (2018, April). Suicidality screening in dialysis patients. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Austin, TX.

123. Browne, T., Forfang, D.L.,3 Joseph, J.,2 Brereton, L.,2 Collins, K.2 & Pucci, K.2 (2018, April). Patient-centered kidney disease research experience and priorities. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Austin, TX.

124. Christopher, R., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., Iachini, A., & Flaherty, A. (2018, May). Barriers or barricades: Rural substance use disorder agencies & the clinical benefits of infrastructure improvement. National Rural Health Association’s Health Equity Conference. New Orleans, LA.

125. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Flaherty, A. (2018, June). Shaping the future of rural substance use disorder agencies: The need for infrastructure improvement. National Social Work Association National Conference. Washington, DC.

126. Browne, T., Ceckowski, K. & Jones, E. (2018, June). Nephrology social work: A model to shape the future of health social work. National Social Work Association National Conference. Washington, DC.

127. Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M., & Christopher, R. (2018, July). Infrastructure improvements in rural substance use disorder clinics: Findings from community-engaged social work research. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference. Dublin, Ireland.

128. Browne, T., Blake, B. & Baliko, B. (2018, July). The role of social work in interprofessional education: Lessons from thousands of health science students to improve community health competencies. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference. Dublin, Ireland.

129. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2018, July). Factors associated with emotional exhaustion in social work practice: Findings from a national survey of renal social workers. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference. Dublin, Ireland.

130. Baliko, B., McKinney, S.H., Blake, E., Browne, T., Angelo-Duck, L., Christopher, R. (2018, October). Introducing health sciences students to collaborative delivery of mental health care via telehealth technology. South Carolina Nurses Association Convention. North Charleston, SC.

131. Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini, A., Browne, T., Moran, M.1 & Morgan, C. (2018, November). Developing rural interprofessional field placements in health, law and schools. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Orlando, Florida.

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132. Flaherty, A.,1 Iachini. A., Reitmeier, M.C., Moran, M.1 & Browne, T. (2018, November). Tool development for evaluating interprofessional student competence performing a brief negotiated interview. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Orlando, Florida.

133. Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Dunn, B., Blake, E.W. & Blake, C. (2018, November). Promoting collaborative leadership through interprofessional education to promote positive youth development. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Orlando, Florida.

134. Savage, T., Browne, T., DeHart, D. & Pitner, R. (2018, November). African American End-Stage Renal Disease and medication adherence: What are the effects of everyday racism? American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA.

135. Merighi, J.R., Zheng, M. & Browne, T. (2019, January). Job-related conditions explain emotional exhaustion in dialysis social workers. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.

136. Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M.C., Browne, T. & Moran, M. (2019, January). Promoting interprofessional collaborative practice in rural communities: A mixed method study. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. San Francisco, CA.

137. King, L.B., Christopher, R.I., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. (2019, March). The organizational impact of rural substance use disorder agency capital expenditure improvements. University of South Carolina School of Medicine Women’s Health Research Forum. Columbia, SC.

138. King, L.B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. (2019, March). Social work practice in rural settings: Assessing attitudes toward rural practice. National Social Work Association South Carolina Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

139. Christopher, R., King, L.B., Reitmeier, M., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2019, March). Opioid use D/O and medication assistance treatment: Destigmatizing our clients and treatment options. National Social Work Association South Carolina Spring Symposium. Columbia, SC.

140. Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini , A.L., Flaherty, A.J.1 & Browne, T. (2019, March) Mapping competencies to SBIRT curriculum in a BSW field seminar course. Annual Baccalaureate Program Directors Conference. Jacksonville, Florida.

141. King, L.B., Christopher, R.I., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. (2019, April). The impact of technology improvements on rural substance use treatment agencies. Palmetto Care Connections Annual Telehealth Summit. Columbia, SC.

142. McKinney, S., Baliko, B., Tavakoli, A., Blake, E. & Browne, T. (2019, April). Student learning in simulated vs. clinical telehealth training environments. Palmetto Care Connections Annual Telehealth Summit. Columbia, SC.

143. King, L.B., Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., Browne, T., & Christopher, R.I. (2019, April). Developing a tool to assess health professional attitudes toward rural practice. James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture. Columbia, SC.

144. Christopher, R., King, L.B., Reitmeier, M., Browne, T., & Iachini, A. (2019, May). A misunderstanding of biology: Stigma surrounding MAT & OUD. National Rural Health Association’s Health Equity Conference. Atlanta, GA.

145. Green, J.A., Ephraim, P.L., Hill-Briggs, F., Browne, T., Jackson, G.L., Hauer, C.L., Strigo, T.S., dePrisco, J., Sigrist, C., Peskoe, S., Pendergrast, J., & Boulware, L.E. (2019, May). Clinical implementation of chronic kidney disease (CKD) registry with risk prediction. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

146. Green, J.A., Ephraim, P.L., Hill-Briggs, F., Browne, T., Jackson, G.L., Hauer, C.L., Strigo, T.S., dePrisco, J., Breed, J., Malloy, D., Peskoe, S., Pendergrast, J., Schatell, D., & Boulware, L.E. (2019, May). Values clarification to support shared decision making about kidney failure treatment options National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

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147. Browne, T., Ruff, S., Lang-Lindsey, K., Danielson, P., Woods, P., Schmidt, L., Swoboda, A., Bankes, B., Bolden, S., Ephraim, P., Green, J., Strigo,T., Collins, K., Martin, J., Clynes, D., Littlewood, D., Schatell, D., Singer, D., Stewart, S., Vinson, S., Hill-Briggs, F. & Boulware, F.E. (2019, September). Engaging patients, family members and stakeholders in kidney research – Lessons learned from the PREPARE NOW study. PCORI National Meeting. Washington, DC.

PENDING PEER-REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS

01. Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M.C., Flaherty, A., Browne, T., & Murday, D. (2019, October). Students’ anxiety during direct observation: A practical issue for competency assessment. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. Denver, CO.

02. Browne, T., Merighi, J., Blake, E., Baliko, B., Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M., Christopher, R. & Bethel, S. (2019, November). Addressing stereotypes about public health social workers through interprofessional education. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA.

03. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. Applying the Social Work Health Impact Model to chronic kidney disease care in the United States. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA.

04. Browne, T., King, L., Reitmeier, M., Seay, K., Iachini, A., DeHart, D. & Christopher, R.I. (2019, November). Impact of capital expenditures improvements in rural substance use disorder agencies. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA.

05. Browne, T., Bailey, J., Christopher, R., McKinney, S. H., Baliko, B. & Blake, E. (2019, October). The evolution of a large interprofessional education program: Lessons learned from training thousands of health professional students. Collaborating Across Borders VII. Indianapolis, IN.

06. Blake, E., Christopher, R., Baliko, B. & Browne, T. (2019, October). Transforming healthcare: A longitudinal analysis of a larger introductory interprofessional class. Collaborating Across Borders VII. Indianapolis, IN.

07. Iachini, A., Reitmeier, M.C., Murday, D., Browne, T. & Flaherty, A. (2020, January). Difference between BSW and MSW student’s attitudes and knowledge regarding substance use. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

08. Bethel, S.R., Browne, T., Grace, B., Merighi, J.R., Sullivan, J. & Savage, T. (2020, January). Influencing federal health Policy: Lessons from nephrology social work. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference. Washington, DC.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS (1student co-author; 2community partner co-author; 3patient/care partner co-author)

01. Arthur, T. (1998, November). Psychosocial aspects of end stage renal disease. National Kidney Foundation Professional Education Meeting. Buffalo, NY.

02. Arthur, T., Zalemski, S., & Giermek, D. (2000, October). A caring community: an integrated approach to meeting the needs of the renal patient. National Kidney Foundation Professional Councils Conference. Toronto, Canada.

03. Arthur, T. (2002, April). Social work: the ideal profession to address psychosocial issues of the kidney disease patient. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Chicago, IL.

04. Arthur, T. (2003, April). Social work: the ideal profession to address psychosocial issues of the kidney disease patient. Kentucky Council of Nephrology Social Work Meeting. Louisville, KY.

05. Arthur, T. (2004, January). Social network theory related to kidney transplantation disparity. University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration’s Theory Workshop. Chicago, IL.

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06. Arthur, T. (2005, January). Social networks and racially disparate pathways to kidney transplantation. University of Chicago Health Economics/Center for Health Administration Studies Workshop, Chicago, IL

07. Arthur, T., Altillio, T., & Colon, Y. (2005, April). Psychosocial issues related to pain and palliative care. Nephrology Conference of the Renal Network, Indianapolis, IN.

08. Arthur, T., & Klein, S. (2005, May). Comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Washington, DC.

09. Browne, T. (2006, April). The relationship between social networks and pathways to kidney transplantation: a conceptual model. University of Chicago Health Economics/Center for Health Administration Studies Workshop, Chicago, IL.

10. Browne, T. (2007, February). Outcomes-driven nephrology social work: its promise for kidney disease management. Southwest Nephrology Conference, Phoenix, AZ.

11. Browne, T. (2007, March). Nephrology social workers: how we can be partners in practice to improve outcomes. Nephrology Conference of the Renal Network, Chicago, IL.

12. Browne, T. (2007, March). African Americans’ knowledge of kidney disease. University of Chicago Health Economics/Center for Health Administration Studies Workshop, Chicago, IL.

13. Browne, T. (2007, March). Social networks and African American pathways to kidney transplantation: Implications for nephrology social work practice. Nephrology Conference of the Renal Network, Chicago, IL.

14. Browne, T. (2007, October). Positive approaches to improving patient outcomes. The Renal Network Barriers to Fistula Collaborative. Indianapolis, IN.

15. Browne, T. (2007, October). Nephrology social workers’ forum: current social work practice issues. ESRD Network 8 Annual Meeting, Biloxi, MS.

16. Browne, T. (2007, October). Nephrology social workers: how we can partner to improve chronic kidney disease outcomes. ESRD Network 8 Annual Meeting, Biloxi, MS.

17. Browne, T. (2007, November). Mental health issues and chronic kidney disease patients. ESRD Networks Patient Services Coordinators Educational Summit, online webex.

18. Browne, T. (2008, September). Dialysis Conditions for Coverage: Implications for Nephrology Social Workers. Council of Nephrology Social Workers of Greater Los Angeles. Burbank, CA.

19. Browne, T. (2009, February). The comprehensive patient assessment. End Stage Renal Disease Network of Texas Conference. Grapevine, TX.

20. Browne, T. (2009, May). Applying Quality Assessment Performance Improvement to psychosocial issues. Mid-Atlantic Renal Coalition Meeting. Fredricksburg, VA.

21. Browne, T. & Kari, J.2 (2010, April). Psychosocial barriers to meeting quality assessment performance improvement (QAPI) goals in dialysis units. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

22. Browne, T. (2010, August). Pathways to kidney transplant parity: the role of social networks? Institute for Partnership to Eliminate Health Disparities Research Network Meeting. Columbia, SC.

23. Browne, T. (2008, September). Psychosocial Aspects of Dialysis CMS Conditions for Coverage. National Kidney Foundations of GA & SC Annual Meeting. Hilton Head, SC.

24. Browne, T. (2010, September). Social work role in quality assessment performance improvement (QAPI) in dialysis units. South Carolina Council of Nephrology Social Workers Meeting. Columbia, SC.

25. Browne, T. (2010, September). Quality assessment performance improvement (QAPI): The social work role. Council of Nephrology Social Workers of the Upper Midwest and the Minnesota Council on Renal Nutrition Co-Council Renal Conference. Rochester, MN.

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26. Browne, T. (2010, December). Kidney transplant & organ donation. University of South Carolina Health Disparities Research Network Roundtable Discussions. Columbia, SC

27. Browne, T. (2010, December). Approaches to overcoming barriers to client self-management of oral medications. South Carolina Office of Public Health Social Work Lunch & Learn Series. Columbia, SC.

28. Browne, T. (2011, March). Challenges of addressing psychosocial barriers to chronic kidney disease care. Georgia Council of Nephrology Social Work State Meeting. Macon, GA.

29. Browne, T. (2011, March). What can nephrology social workers do to help patients overcome the psychosocial barriers to chronic kidney disease care? Georgia Council of Nephrology Social Work State Meeting. Macon, GA.

30. Browne, T. (2011, March). Interdisciplinary approaches to ameliorating barriers to oral medication self management. University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences Graduate Research Seminar Series. Columbia, SC.

31. Browne, T. (2011, April). Oral medication self-management strategies in end stage renal disease. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

32. Browne, T. & Pooler, D. (2011, April). Dialysis social work field placement program: Research and application. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

33. Browne, T. (2011, August). Kidney transplant disparities: How patients can make a difference. American Association of Kidney Patients Public Policy Forum. William J. Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock, AR.

34. Browne, T. (2012, February). Nephrology teams, social networks, & kidney transplant parity. Temple University Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. Philadelphia, PA.

35. Browne, T. (2012, May). Psychosocial status and key patient health indicators. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Washington, DC.

36. Browne, T. (2012, May). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Washington, DC.

37. Browne, T. (2012, June). Social workers’ role in preparing patients for transplant. Conference of Renal Healthcare Professionals, Mumbai, India.

38. Browne, T. (2012, June). Role of social workers in improving transplant outcomes. Conference of Renal Healthcare Professionals, Mumbai, India.

39. Browne, T. (2012, June). How nephrology social workers can help improve patient outcomes. Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital Conference, Nadiad, India.

40. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2012, August). Innovations in medication self-management for patients with kidney disease. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

41. Browne, T. (2012, October). Addressing mental health issues in dialysis facilities and effective interventions. ESRD Network 8 Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL.

42. Browne, T. (2012, November). How can social workers help improve medical patient outcomes? Medical University of South Carolina Annual Social Work Conference, Charleston, SC.

43. Browne, T. (2013, April). Kidney transplant parity and social work ethics. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

44. Browne, T. (2013, April). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

45. Merighi, J., Browne, T., & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, April). Social work contributions to dialysis patient outcomes: Phosphate binder self-management. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

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46. Browne, T., Gillespie, A., Savage, T.,1 Brown, A.,1 & Boulware, E.B. (2013, April). Patient navigation: A promising intervention to promote kidney transplant parity. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

47. Umeukeje, E., Carlsson, J., Preroff, B., Merighi, J., Browne, T., Wallston, K., Ikizler, T.A., & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, April). Attitudes affect phosphate control in ESRD. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

48. Merighi, J., Browne, T., Savage, T.,1 Ryals, K.,2 & Cavanaugh, K. (2013, April). Phosphate binder self-management in dialysis patients: A qualitative study. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL.

49. Browne, T. (2013, June). Social work's role in the ethical implementation of the Affordable Care Act for vulnerable populations. The Affordable Care Act: Challenges and Opportunities for Social Workers webinar. http://www.lorman.com/audio-conference/391500

50. Browne, T. & Hess. B.3 (2013, July). Understand your rights: Choosing or changing your dialysis options. American Association of Kidney Patients webinar. http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Register-Today-for-AAKP-HealthLine-.html?soid=1101157947065&aid=tnaDJ3ycLLk

51. Browne, T. (2013, September). Health benefits and services in the United States. University of South Carolina presentation to Vietnam delegation. Columbia, SC.

52. Browne, T. (2013, October). What social workers can do to decrease kidney transplant disparity. Mount Sinai Medical Center, NY, NY.

53. Browne, T. (2013, October). The social work role in promoting health parity. Mount Sinai Medical Center Grand Rounds, NY, NY.

54. Browne, T. (2013, December). Social work's role in the ethical implementation of the Affordable Care Act for vulnerable populations. The Affordable Care Act: Challenges and Opportunities for Social Workers webinar. http://www.lorman.com/audio-conference/391500

55. Browne, T. (2014, March). Opportunities for Social Workers under the Affordable Health Care Act. National Association of Social Work-South Georgia Annual Conference.

56. Merighi, J. & Browne, T. (2014, April). Research skill building: analysis of nephrology social work salary and caseload survey results. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

57. Browne, T. (2014, April). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

58. Browne, T. (2014, August). A brief introduction to the Affordable Care Act. Chesterfield County Coordinating Council Meeting. Chesterfield, SC.

59. Browne, T. (2014, September). Understanding the Affordable Care Act. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. Las Vegas, NV.

60. Browne, T. & Merighi, J. (2015, March). Evaluation and stress-free research for the nephrology social worker: How to demonstrate the value of social work in your practice setting. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Dallas, TX.

61. Browne, T. (2015, March). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Dallas, TX.

62. Browne, T. (2015, September). The role of social networks in chronic kidney disease disparities. Emory University School of Medicine. Atlanta, GA.

63. Browne, T. (2015, September). General facts about Medicaid, Medicare and commercial insurance plans. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. Nashville, TN.

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64. Gehlert, S., Browne, T., Andrews, C., & Zebrack, B. (2016, January). Health equity: Close the health gap in the United States. Invited special Grand Challenges session at the Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research, Washington, DC.

65. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2016, April). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

66. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2016, April). Hands on research guidance: Learn the steps to create a research poster. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

67. Browne, T. (2016, May). Cultural competence in living donation. 8th Annual Living Donation Conference: Essential Donor Team Concepts. Clearwater, FL.

68. Browne, T. (2016, May). Developing candidacy recommendation following substance abuse assessment. 8th Annual Living Donation Conference: Essential Donor Team Concepts. Clearwater, FL.

69. Browne, T., Seay, K.D., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Clone, S., Pantridge, C. & Petiwala, A.* (2016, May). Substance use disorders in kidney disease populations: Nephrology social work recommendations. South Carolina Council of Nephrology Social Work Conference. Columbia, SC.

70. Browne, T. (2016, May). Submitting and creating a poster at National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meetings. South Carolina Council of Nephrology Social Work Conference. Columbia, SC.

71. Browne, T. (2016, May). How to participate in National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meetings. South Carolina Council of Nephrology Social Work Conference. Columbia, SC.

72. Carlson, J., Browne, T., Putney, J. (2016, July). Incorporating SBIRT into social work curriculum. Council on Social Work Education Webinar. https://learningacademy.cswe.org/products/incorporating-sbirt-into-social-work-curriculum#tab-product_tab_overview

73. Browne, T. (2016, July). Barriers and facilitators to increasing kidney transplant parity in the southeastern United States. Medical University of South Carolina Transplant Grand Rounds. Charleston, SC.

74. Browne, T. (2016, September). Social work and kidney disease: Improving outcomes and parity. University of Texas School of Social Work Dean’s Lecture. Austin, TX.

75. Browne, T. (2016, September). Understanding social security benefits. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. Nashville, TN.

76. Browne, T., Stewart, L., Schmidt, L.,3 Ruff, S.,3 Schatell, D.3 & Ephraim, P. (2016, September). The future of kidney disease research - Patient and family involvement. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. Nashville, TN.

77. Browne, T. (2016, October). When defining health disparities as a problem is a problem. University of Michigan School of Social Work. Ann Arbor, MI.

78. Browne, T., Coffey, D.S. & Grogan, C. (2017, January). Social work and models of interprofessional education. University of Chicago Social Work and Health Convening. Chicago, IL.

79. Browne, T. (2017, March). Patient-centered kidney transplantation. National Kidney Foundation of South Carolina Patient Empowerment Workshop. Greenville, SC.

80. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2017, April). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Orlando, FL.

81. Browne, T. (2017, April). Challenges in transplant listing and organ allocation: Not everyone can be a transplant candidate- Optimizing resources to make it happen. Joint Annual Congress of the American Society of Transplant Surgeons and the American Society of Transplantation. Chicago, IL.

82. Browne, T. (2018, March). Improving kidney disease outcomes by reducing treatment disparities. Chronic Disease Prevention Symposium. Myrtle Beach, SC.

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83. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2018, April). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Austin, TX.

84. Reitmeier, M., Browne, T. & Iachini, A. (2018, April). Substance use disorders & kidney disease: Implications for nephrology social work practice. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Austin, TX.

85. Browne, T., Martin, G., Fowler, K.3 & Ruff, S.3 (2018, June). Patient-centered kidney disease care: How to change the status quo…PCORI and beyond. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. St. Petersburg, FL.

86. Browne, T. (2018, June). Getting involved in patient-centered research projects. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting. St. Petersburg, FL.

87. Browne, T. (2018, September). Patient-centered kidney transplantation. National Kidney Foundation of SC Patient Empowerment Day. Columbia, SC.

88. Browne, T., Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini, A.L., Blake, B, Baliko, B, McKinney, S.H. (2018, November). Measuring and evaluating social work student outcomes. Council of Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting Interprofessional Education Summit. Orlando, Florida.

89. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2019, May). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

90. Browne, T. (2019, May). Disparities in access to kidney transplant. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. Boston, MA.

91. Browne, T. (2019, October). Navigating the kidney transplant process: Transplant center and dialysis facility staff perspectives. Southeastern Kidney Transplant Coalition Meeting. Raleigh, NC.

PENDING INVITED PRESENTATIONS

01. Browne, T. & Kari, J. (2020, March). On the Shoulders of Giants: Lessons Learned from History for Today’s Nephrology Social Workers. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting. New Orleans, LA.

02. Browne, T. & Merighi, J.R. (2020, March). Enhancing your practice: An overview of research posters. National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting.

SEMINARS/OTHER PRESENTATIONS (1student co-author)

01. Browne, T. (2005, August). Understanding Medicare Part D: Overview of benefit and low-income subsidy for Medicare beneficiaries with limited income and resources. Panel moderator. Medicare Drugs Awareness and Education Initiative Teleconference.

02. Browne, T. (2006, October). Effective communication. Fresenius Medical Care Regional “Albumin for Life“ Training. Westchester, IL.

03. Browne, T. (2006, October). Kidney disease outcomes measurement/quality indicators. (Also, strategic panel moderator for the following sessions: Defining “ideal patient care,” What are the economic barriers to ideal patient care?, Breaking down the barriers to ideal patient care). Kidney Disease Economics Conference. Baltimore, MD.

04. Browne, T. (2009 & 2010). Health social work. Invited presenter, “Science in Action” Day for students. Morris College. Sumter, SC.

05. Browne, T. (2010, October). Kidney transplant disparity in the United States: the role of social networks? University of South Carolina PUBH J743 Foundations of Health Disparities course.

06. Browne, T. (2010, December). Kidney transplant & organ donation. Invited presenter, University of South Carolina Health Disparities Research Network Roundtable Discussions. Columbia, SC.

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07. Browne, T. (2012, June). Chairperson, Role of dietitian, nurse, and social worker in End Stage Renal Disease. Conference of Renal Healthcare Professionals, Mumbai, India.

08. Browne, T. (2012, August). Medication management: Know what to take and when to take it. American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting Lunch With the Expert, Atlanta, GA.

09. Iachini, A., Browne, T., Clone, S., DeHart, D., & Hock, R. (2013, October). FY2013-2014 Fall Conference on Submission of Proposals for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

10. Iachini, A., Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Logic model Webinar: Using logic models for grant writing. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

11. Iachini, A., Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Logic model Webinar: Creating a logic model. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

12. Iachini, A., Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Logic model Webinar: Logic model basics. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

13. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Tucker, J.,1 Iachini, A., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Literature reviews Webinar: Writing a literature review. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

14. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Literature reviews Webinar: Developing an argument. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

15. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Hock, R., & Browne, T. (2014). Literature reviews Webinar: Using electronic databases to retrieve articles. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work.

16. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Browne, T., DeHart, D., & Hock, R. (2014). FY2014-2015 Pre-submission Webinar for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Replayable training Webinar sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

17. Clone, S., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Hock, R. (2013, October). FY2013-2014 Live Webinar on Submission of Proposals for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund. Statewide Training Webinar sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

18. Browne, T. (2014, March). Panel presenter, The Affordable Care Act: What social workers need to know. National Association of Social Work-South Carolina Annual Conference. Columbia, SC.

19. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Browne, T., DeHart, D., & Hock, R. (2014, September). FY2014-2015 Pre-submission conference for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

20. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Pantridge, C., Browne, T., DeHart, D., & Seay, K. (2015, February). Mini Grant Community of Practice Meeting #1 for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

21. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Pantridge, C., Browne, T., DeHart, D., & Seay, K. (2015, March). Mini Grant Community of Practice Meeting #2 for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

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22. Clone, S., Iachini, A., Pantridge, C., Browne, T., DeHart, D., & Seay, K. (2015, April). Mini Grant Community of Practice Meeting #3 for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

23. Clone, S., Pantridge, C., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Seay, K., & Browne, T. (2015, October). FY2015-2016 Fall Conference on Submission of Proposals for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund. Statewide Training Workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

24. Clone, S., Pantridge, C., Iachini, A., Browne, T., Seay, K., & DeHart, D. (2015). FY2015-2016 Pre-submission Webinar for the Recovery Program Transformation & Innovation Fund initiative. Replayable training Webinar sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, and University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.

25. Petiwala, A.,1 Pantridge, C., Clone, S., Seay, K., Browne, T., Iachini, A., & DeHart, D. (2015). Plagiarism Webinar. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC. http://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/grantee-resources/webinars

26. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2015). APA citations Webinar. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC. http://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/grantee-resources/webinars

27. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2015). Sustainability Webinar series: Program sustainability basics. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC. http://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/grantee-resources/webinars

28. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2015). Sustainability webinar series: Collaboration. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC. http://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/grantee-resources/webinars

29. Petiwala, A.,1 Clone, S., DeHart, D., Iachini, A., Browne, T., & Seay, K. (2015). Sustainability webinar series: Funding. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC. http://rptif.cosw.sc.edu/grantee-resources/webinars

30. Browne, T., Wood, C. & Christensen, S.1 (2015, April). Screening, brief intervention & referral to treatment (SBIRT): An evidence based practice. University of South Carolina College of Social Work, Columbia, SC.

31. Browne, T. & Forfang, D. (2017, April). Co-Director, National Kidney Foundation Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute Patient Engagement Conference. Orlando, FL.

32. Browne, T. (2017, August). Cultural humility and living donation disparities. The Living Bank Independent Living Donor Advocate Network Webinar. https://www.livingbank.org/ildan-webinars-c8f63cfe-654e-452c-b2e8-cccdf3e8612f

33. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2017, November). Rural matters: Recruiting & Retaining Our Rural Health Workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Charleston, SC.

34. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2017, December). Rural matters: Recruiting & Retaining Our Rural Health Workforce. Pee-Dee Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Florence, SC.

35. Iachini, A., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Christopher, R. (2017). Rural School-Based Behavioral Health Practice: Key Considerations. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/icaredruralschoolbehavioralhealth/)

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36. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, January). Rural matters: Recruiting & Retaining Our Rural Health Workforce. Mid-Carolina Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Columbia, SC.

37. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, February). Rural matters: Recruiting & retaining our rural health workforce. Upstate Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Greenwood, SC.

38. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, March). Rural Matters: Recruiting & retaining our rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Orangeburg, SC.

39. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, May). Rural matters: Recruiting & retaining our rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Beaufort, SC.

40. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M. & Flaherty, A. (2018, May). Rural matters: Recruiting & retaining our rural health workforce. Upstate Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Greenville, SC.

41. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., & Reitmeier, M. (2018, May). Updates to the NASW Code of Ethics. Council of Nephrology Social Workers of South Carolina Conference. Columbia, SC.

42. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Iachini, A. (2018). Introduction to Rural Practice: Key Considerations. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/introtoruralhealth/)

43. Christopher, R., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Iachini, A. (2018). Rural Health & Primary Care: Key Considerations. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/ruralhealthandprimarycare/)

44. Christopher, R., Browne, T., McKinney, S., Baliko, B., Duck, L., Reitmeier, M., DeHart, D., & Iachini, A. (2018). Introduction to Rural Health & Week Two. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/introductiontoruralhealth/)

45. Christopher, R., DeHart, D., Browne, T., Reitmeier, M., & Iachini, A. (2018). Rural Behavioral Health Care: Key Considerations. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/ruralbehavioralcare/)

46. Reitmeier, M.C., Christopher, R.I., King, L.B., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2018). The current opioid crisis and medication assisted treatment. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/opioidsandmat/)

47. King, L.B., Christopher, R.I., Reitmeier, M.C., Iachini, A., & Browne, T. (2018). A misunderstanding of biology: Stigma surrounding MAT and OUD. Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina College of Social Work. (https://webconnect.sc.edu/matstigma/)

48. King, L.B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M., & Christopher, R. (2019, March). Growing a sustainable workforce: Strategies to improve engagement, relationships, and retention in SC rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Lancaster, SC.

49. King, L.B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M., & Christopher, R. (2019, April). Growing a Sustainable Workforce: Strategies to improve engagement, relationships, and retention in SC rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Florence, SC.

50. King, L.B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M., & Christopher, R. (2019, May). Growing a sustainable workforce: Strategies to improve engagement, relationships, and retention in SC rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Walterboro, SC.

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51. King, L.B., Browne, T., Iachini, A., DeHart, D., Reitmeier, M., & Christopher, R. (2019, July). Growing a Sustainable Workforce: Strategies to improve engagement, relationships, and retention in SC rural health workforce. Low-Country Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC). Greenwood, SC.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2008-2009 Member, University of South Carolina Faculty Recruitment Search Committee, The

SeniorSMART® Endowed Chair in Community and Social Support 2009-2010 Member, University of South Carolina Institute for the Advancement of Health Care Endowed

Chair for Health Care Innovation Writing Committee 2010 Member, School of Medicine, USC-Greenville. M1/M2 Curriculum Planning Committee 2010 - Member, University of South Carolina Institute for Healthcare Improvement Open School

Steering Committee 2010-2012 Member, School of Medicine, USC-Greenville. Curriculum Subcommittee of the Institutional

Self Study Task Force 2011-2013 Member, University of South Carolina Interprofessional Education for the Health Sciences

Steering Committee 2013 Member, University of South Carolina ASPIRE-I Grant Review Panel 2013-2014 Member, University of South Carolina CarolIndia Initiative 2013- Co-Director, University of South Carolina Interprofessional Education for the Health Sciences 2013, 2015 Reviewer, University of South Carolina American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant 2014, 2015 Member, University of South Carolina Support to Promote Advancement of Research and

Creativity (SPARC) Graduate Research Grant Review Committee 2015 Member, University of South Carolina Dean’s Review Committee (social work dean) 2016-2017 Member, University of South Carolina Social Work Dean Search Committee 2016-2017 Member, University of South Carolina Provost’s Health Sciences Committee

COLLEGE SERVICE

2008 - 2009 Member, Executive Committee 2008 - 2012 Member, Doctoral Committee 2009 Member, “De-mystifying health care reform: What it means to you” Planning Committee 2009 Member, Curriculum Review Committee 2009 Member, MSW Program Committee 2009 Sequence Chairperson, Advanced Social Work Practice with Organizations and Communities 2009-2010 Member, Committee on Governance 2009-2010 Member, Professional Linkage Committee 2009-2010 College Ombudsman 2011-2012 Member, Research Committee 2011-2012 Chairperson, Administrative Officer Recruitment Committee 2012-2013 Member, Admissions Committee 2012-2014 Coordinator, Health and Mental Health Specialty Practice Area Committee 2012-2014 Coordinator, Advanced Year Curriculum Revision Committee 2012-2015 Member, Faculty Council Committee 2010-2012, 2016- Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee 2014-2015 Chairperson Elect, Faculty Council Committee 2014- Member, Tenure & Promotion Committee 2015-2016 Chairperson, Faculty Council Committee 2018- Chairperson, Faculty Recruitment Committee 2018- Reviewer, MSW Admissions 2019 Member, Doctoral student qualifying exam committee

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COMMUNITY SERVICE 1995-1997 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Western New York Patient Education Committee 1995-1997 Member, End Stage Renal Disease Network of New York State Patient Advisory Committee 1995-1998 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Western New York Patient Services Committee 1996-1998 Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation of Western New York Patient Financial Committee 1997-1998 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Western New York Board of Directors 1997-1998 Member, End Stage Renal Disease Network of New York State Rehabilitation Committee 1999-2000 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Southern California Patient Services Committee 2003-2004 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Illinois Board of Directors 2005-2008 Member, Patient Leadership Committee, End Stage Renal Disease Network 9/10 (Indiana,

Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio) 2005-2009 Member, Kidney Community Emergency Response Coalition 2005-2010 Member, National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and

Kidney Diseases’ Dialysis Center Working Group 2005-2010 Member, National Kidney Foundation Disaster Response Taskforce 2007-2008 Member, Medical Review Board, End Stage Renal Disease Network 9/10 (Indiana, Illinois,

Kentucky, Ohio) 2007-2008 Member, Vascular Access Advisory Panel, End Stage Renal Disease Network 9/10 (Indiana,

Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio) 2008-2010 Member, United Way of Greenville SC Help Me Grow Leadership Planning Team 2008-2011 Member, National Kidney Foundation of South Carolina Medical Advisory Board 2010-2012 Member, Southeastern Kidney Council Vascular Access Subcommittee 2010-2011 Chairperson, Southeastern Kidney Council Medical Review Board Complaint and Grievance

Subcommittee 2010-2016 Member, Southeastern Kidney Council Medical Review Board 2010- Member, Southeastern Kidney Transplant Coalition (SC, NC & GA) 2011-2014 Member, National Kidney Foundation Patient & Family Council 2011-2013 Member, American Society of Nephrology Patient Education Task Force 2011- Ambassador, National Institutes of Health Loan Repayment Program 2011- Member, International Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS) Patient

Centered Care & Quality of Life Task Force 2012-2013 Member, National Kidney Foundation of SC, NC & GA, Patient Empowerment Workshop

Planning Committee 2012-2013 Member, National Kidney Foundation of SC, NC & GA, Columbia, SC Patient Empowerment

Workshop Planning Committee 2012 Scientific Reviewer, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) 2012-2013 Member, Liberty Fellowship Diabetes Health Action Group 2012-2017 Member, American Association of Kidney Patients Patient Services and Programs Committee 2012- Director at Large, American Association of Kidney Patients Board of Directors 2013 Member, American Association of Kidney Patients Board of Directors Nominating Committee 2014-2018 Program Chairperson, American Association of Kidney Patients Annual Meeting 2013- Member, American Association of Kidney Patients Executive Committee 2014-2015 Invited Member, American Society of Transplantation Psychosocial Community of Practice 2015-2016 Member, American Society of Nephrology Dialysis Advisory Group 2016- Ambassador, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) 2016- Member, Palmetto Health/University of South Carolina Professionals Accelerating Clinical and

Educational Redesign (PACER) 2017- Member, End Stage Renal Disease Network of the South Atlantic Divisional Board 2017-2018 Member, End Stage Renal Disease Network of the South Atlantic Grievance Committee 2017- Chairperson, End Stage Renal Disease Network of the South Atlantic Grievance Committee

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2018- Appointed Member, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control’s Institutional Review Board

2018- Member, End Stage Renal Disease Network of the South Atlantic Nominating Committee

2019- Social Media Ambassador, National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

1996-1998 Chairperson, Council of Nephrology Social Work of Western New York 1999-2000 Member, Gambro Healthcare Patient Quality of Life Committee 1999-2000 Certified Moderator, People Like Us Live, National Kidney Foundation of Southern California 2000-2001 Program Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation Professional Councils Conference 2000-2008 Member, Illinois Council of Nephrology Social Workers 2001-2003 Program Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation Clinical Meeting 2001-2004 Member, Department of Health & Human Services (Chicago, IL Office of Civil Rights) Task

Force, Racial Disparities in Kidney Transplantation 2002-2003 Chairperson, Illinois Council of Nephrology Social Workers 2003-2005 National Vice Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation’s Council of Nephrology Social

Workers 2003-2008 Member, National Kidney Foundation of Illinois Professional Education Committee 2003-2015 Editorial Board Member, Journal of Nephrology Social Work 2004- Reviewer, Social Work in Health Care 2004-2005 Member, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Kidney Transplant Referral Technical Expert

Panel 2004-2007 Reviewer, Core Curriculum for the Dialysis Technician 2004-2008 Member, Social Work professional education planning committee, End Stage Renal Disease

Network 9/10 (Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio) 2005- Abstract reviewer, Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference 2005- Reviewer, American Journal of Kidney Diseases 2005-2007 Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Nephrology Social Work 2005-2009 National Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation’s Council of Nephrology Social Workers 2006-2008 Member, Midwest Chronic Kidney Disease Coalition 2006-2009 Editorial Board Member, Chronic Kidney Disease Update 2007-2008 Member, National Kidney Foundation Multidisciplinary Dialysis Patient Assessment Task

Force 2007-2009, 2016- Abstract reviewer, Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting 2008-2014 Editorial Board Member, American Society of Nephrology Kidney News 2009- Member, Nephrology Social Work Certification Review Board 2009-2015 Member, Institute for Partnership to Eliminate Health Disparities Research Network 2009- Reviewer, American Journal of Public Health 2009-2011 National Immediate Past Chairperson, National Kidney Foundation’s Council of Nephrology

Social Workers 2009 Member, National Kidney Foundation’s Planning Committee for the Chronic Kidney Disease in

Aging Adults professional education program 2009 Member, National Kidney Foundation’s Review Committee for the Your Treatment, Your

Choice patient education program 2010-2012 Member, Emerging Scholars Interdisciplinary Network 2010- Reviewer, Hemodialysis International 2011-2014 Leader, Society for Social Work and Research Health Social Work Special Interest Group 2012 Invited member, Office of Minority Health Behavioral Health Disparities Curriculum Infusion

Project, Advanced Practice Behaviors Planning Meeting 2012- Early Career Reviewer, National Institutes of Health Center for Scientific Review

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2012- Consulting Editor, Health & Social Work 2012- Consulting Editor, Social Work Research 2012- Review panel member, Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute 2013-2015 Planning Committee Co-Chairperson, Social Work and the Affordable Care Act conference 2013- Member, Nephrology News & Issues Editorial Advisory Board 2014-2017 Commissioner, Council of Social Work Education Commission on Membership and

Professional Development 2014-2017 Co-Chairperson, Council of Social Work Education SBIRT Consortium 2015- Reviewer, Substance Abuse 2015- Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Nephrology Social Work 2015-2017 Co-Chairperson, Society for Social Work and Research Health conference abstract cluster 2015- Member, Boston University School of Social Work Center for Innovation in Social Work and

Health Educating for Social Work Impact in Health Learning Community 2015- Member, Health Equity: Close the Health Gap in the United States Social Work Grand

Challenge Steering Committee 2016- Reviewer, Teaching and Learning in Medicine: An International Journal 2016-2018 Abstract reviewer, Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting 2016- Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Nursing Research 2016- Reviewer, Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved 2016- Reviewer, BMC Nephrology 2016- Reviewer, Clinical Transplantation 2016- Reviewer, Transplant International 2016- Reviewer, Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions 2017- Reviewer, World Medical & Health Policy 2017- Member, South Carolina Telehealth Alliance 2018 Review panel member, National Kidney Foundation Patient-Centered Outcomes Research

Grant 2018-2019 Member, South Carolina Institute of Medicine and Public Health (IMPH) Workforce for Health

taskforce 2019 Judge, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Public Health Social

Worker of the Year Award 2019- Judge, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the American Society of Nephrology,

and the National Kidney Foundation’s KidneyX Patient Innovator Challenge 2019 Co-Chair, National Kidney Foundation Kidney Research Connect: A Patient-Centered

Outcomes Community Engagement Program Advisory Committee

STUDENT SUPERVISION 2009-2012 Dissertation committee member, Mugdha Galande. The effects of family socioeconomic

status (SES), the three types of early childhood abuse, and the parental attachment on the adolescent sexual activity (University of South Carolina)

2011-2012 Thesis committee member, Drew Westmoreland, Arnold School of Public Health. Evaluating social capital effects on adolescent sexual health behaviors (University of South Carolina)

2011-2013 Dissertation committee member, Tiffany Washington: Older adult kidney disease self-management behaviors and their relationship to depression, self-efficacy, illness perceptions and social support (University of North Carolina)

2011-2017 Dissertation chairperson, Tamara Savage (University of South Carolina) 2012-2013 Supervisor, doctoral research practicum, Tamara Savage (University of South Carolina) 2012-2013 Thesis Director, Honors College, Cassidy Shaver: Creation of interdisciplinary educational

materials to enhance dialysis patient outcomes (University of South Carolina) 2013-2014 Research Advisor, Chapin High School student Taylor Pannal (Center for Advanced Technical

Studies Biomedical Research Center, Chapin, SC)

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2015 Research Advisor, Irmo High School student Cardi Ireland (Center for Advanced Technical Studies Biomedical Research Center, Chapin, SC)

2015 Master's Project Committee Member, Joaquin Palomino (UC Berkeley) 2017-2019 Dissertation committee member, Trang Nguyen (University of South Carolina) 2017- Dissertation committee member, Johnny Sullivan (University of Texas) 2018- Doctoral Research Assistant Supervisor, Samuel Bethel (University of South Carolina)