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Appendix C: Biosketches of the Workshop Speakers and Moderators
Pages 55-58

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... He sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation and is a regular peer reviewer for a number of other journals. He also serves as grant proposal reviewer for grant-making public and private organizations in the United States and overseas.
From page 56...
... Warren Lockette, M.D., is the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Clinical and Program Policy and the Chief Medical Officer of the TRICARE Management Activity. He is responsible for Department of Defense programs in clinical informatics, military public health, women's health issues, quality management, health promotion and disease prevention, biomedical ethics, mental health policy, patient advocacy, graduate medical education, and patient safety.
From page 57...
... Dr. Vickrey's research focuses on translating evidence from clinical trials into routine medical practice and improved patient health outcomes. She led a multisite randomized trial that demonstrated substantially improved quality and better patient and caregiver outcomes from a coordinated care approach to dementia care delivery. Her research has led to enhanced clinical trials for epilepsy and multiple sclerosis by developing widely used instruments to quantify how these patients view their healthrelated quality of life. Currently, Dr.
From page 58...
... He is the past president of the Association of Academic Physiatrists, former chair of the National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research's Advisory Board, and past Principal Investigator and Program Director (now Associate Program Director) of the Rehabilitation Medicine Scientist Training Program, a National Institutes of Health–funded program to train psychiatric researchers.


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