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Carolyn SJ Ma Curriculum Vitae

CAROLYN S.J. MA, PHARM.D., BCOP CurriculumVitae

Business: Personal:Dean’s Office 716 PalekauaPlace, Honolulu, HI 96816 The Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy Mobile: +1 (808) 497-4712University of Hawaii atHilo 34 Rainbow Drive Hilo, HI96720 Tel: +1 (808) 933-2925 Fax: +1(808) 933-2974 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION

July1987- August1988 Advanced Resident- Oncology Pharmacotherapy Practice The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Departmentof Pharmacy and Drug Information Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

July1986-July1987 Clinical Resident-Clinical Pharmacy Practice Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Departmentof Pharmacy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

March 1986 Doctor of Pharmacy University of CaliforniaatSan Francisco School of Pharmacy San Francisco, California

June1982 Bachelor of Science, Biology University of SantaClara SantaClara, California

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE PharmacistState of Hawaii License #1174 – Active AND CERTIFICATION PharmacistLicense State of California #PC 040545-Active

PharmacistLicense State of Nevada#9358- Active

PharmacyBoardCertifiedOncologyPharmacist(BCOP)1998– present Recertified in 2006, 2013

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Complementary Medicine Practitioner Certification CertifiedHealing TouchPractitioner (CHTP)June 1997 – 2014 Recertified in 2002, 2007, 2012 CertifiedHealing TouchInstructor (CHTI)January 1999-2013Recertified in 2004, 2009

APHAImmunization Certified Immunizer June 2008 – presentImmunization Instructor Certified, June 2008 – present

AWARDS

April 2014 Leadership Award – HawaiiPharmacists Association (HPHA)

April 2014 National CommunityPharmacyAssociation (NCPA) PharmacyLeadership Award

October 2011 Bowl of Hygeia, Awarded by the Hawaii Pharmacists Association

May 2011 Excellence in Teaching, Teacher of the Year Award, Dept. of Pharmacy Practice from UHHilo DKICP Class of 2012

May 1987 Pharmacy Resident Research Project Award, “Placebo Controlled Trial with Sucralfate Suspension for Chemotherapy Induced Mucositis”

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Sept. 22, 2016 – Present Dean and Associate Professor UHHDKICP

August21, 2015 – Sept. 21, 2016 Interim Dean Associate Professor and Chair (Tenured) Dept. of Pharmacy Practice UHHDKICP

June2014 – August2015 Associate Professor and Dept. Chair (Tenured)Departmentof Pharmacy Practice

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UHHDKICP

June2012- May 2014 Associate Professor and Dept. Chair (Tenure Track) Dept. of Pharmacy Practice

January 2011- May 2012 Associate Professor (Tenure Track) Departmentof Pharmacy Practice Oahu Based, UHH Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy (DKICP)

November2008– March 2010 Associate Professor and Dept. Chair (Tenure Track) Director of Pharmacy Practice Experiences Departmentof Pharmacy Practice University of Hawai’i atHilo, College of Pharmacy

April 2007– November2008 Associate Specialist, Director of Pharmacy Practice Experiences/Clinical Coordinator (Tenure Track) Dept. of Pharmacy Practice University of Hawai’i atHilo, College of Pharmacy

May 2006 – March 2007 Pharmacy Administration and ManagementConsultantand ProjectCoordinator (External consultant) Stanford Hospitals and Clinics - Stanford, California

May 2005 – February 2006 Change Management and Communications ProjectCoordinator for EPIC EMRconversion The Queen’s Medical Center – Honolulu, Hawaii

January 2005 – March 2005 Systems and Pharmacy ManagementConsultant (External Consultant) San Mateo County Hospital – San Mateo, California

April 2003– August2004 Pharmacy ManagementConsultantand JointCommission (JCAHO) Preparation Coordinator (External Consultant) Stanford Hospitals and Clinics - Stanford, California

March 2002 – December 2002 External ConsultantAmMed International Corporation – Hong Kong, China

October 2000 - December 2001 Vice Presidentfor Clinical Program Development

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AmMed International Corporation - Hong Kong, China

October 1998 – May 2000 Organizational Change Team – work/roleredesign The Queens Medical Center – Organizational Change Clinical Pharmacy Specialist– Oncology Dept. of Pharmacy Practice Honolulu, Hawaii

January 1993-Sept. 1993 Manager, Clinical Pharmacy Services The Queen’s Medical Center Dept. of Pharmacy Services Honolulu, Hawaii

August1988-May 2000 Clinical Pharmacy Specialistin Oncology and Pain ManagementDept. of Pharmacy Services The Queen’s Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii

TEACHING, COURSE DEVELOPMENT AND COORDINATION EXPERIENCE PHARMACY PRACTICE PRECEPTOREXPERIENCE

January 2016 Hawaii Translational Interprofessional Collaborative Simulation (HIPTCS), UHManoa/DKICP

October 2015 Hawaii Translational Interprofessional Collaborative Simulation (HIPTCS), UHManoa/DKICP

January 2015 Case Developmentand workshop facilitation for Interprofessional Education Case AdultGeriatrics

October 2014 Case Development and workshop facilitator for Hawaii Translational Interprofessional Collaborative Simulation (HIPTCS Geriatrics and Pediatrics case)

August2014– October 2016 PHPP 517 Lecturer: Integrated Therapeutics III, Oncology Module

August2012 – Present GuestLecturer in Law and Ethics, Topic: Hawaii State Board of Pharmacy

January 2009-2010 PHPP 516 Integrated Therapeutics III; Lecturer

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Gastrointestinal Disorders

Fall Semesters 2009 – 2014 PHPP 517 Course Coordinator and Lecturer Integrated Therapeutics III, Topics: Oncology, Pain Management, Nutrition Support

Spring Semesters 2011-2014 Lecturer: Integrated Therapeutics IV Topics: Systemic Lupus Erythematosis, Multiple sclerosis

June– August2012, 2013 Develop New Seminar PHPP 506 Retail Seminar for PY1 Community Pharmacy IPPE PHPP 542 APPE Community Retail PY4 Seminar

June-August2012 IPPE 504 Hospital Rotation, Preceptor Academic Rotation – PGY 1 ResidentErika Miyahira; PG1 ResidentJill Gelviro, ArizonaVA APPE 505HospitalRotation– Seminar andPreceptor Pali Momi Medical Center and Straub Hospital Students

January 2011-2012 PHPP 518 Integrated Therapeutics IV – Co-coordinator and Instructor, Topics: Oncology, Pain, Nutrition Support

August2012 PHPP 517 Integrated Therapeutics III Instructor; Topics: Fibromyalgia, Systemic Lupus Erythematosis APPE 504 and 505 - PreceptPY4 APPE Ambulatory Care and APPE Medicine seminar

January 2010 Course Developer: PHPP 540 Advanced Pharmacy Practice ExperienceAmbulatory Care (7 credithours) PHPP 541 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience – Hospital (7 credithours) PHPP 542 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience – Community Practice (7 credithours) PHPP 543 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience – Acute Care (7 credithours) PHPP 545 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience –

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Carolyn SJ Ma

January 2009

August2008

January 2008

August2007

April 2007

May 2003 – January 2006

1988– 2000

1998- 2000

Curriculum Vitae

Elective IISPRING 2010 (7 credithours)

PHPP522Applied Pharmaceutical Care(PY3) - Course Developer, Coordinator, Instructor

PHPP 505 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiential (PY3) – Course Developer, Coordinator, Preceptor

PHPP 521 Pharmacy Management and Marketing (PY3) - Course developer, coordinator, instructor

PHPP 503 and 504 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiential (PY2); Course Developer, Coordinator and Preceptor PHPP516Foundationsand OTC Medications;CourseDeveloper, coordinator, instructor Pre-Pharm course; Instructor

PHPS 507 Foundations of Integrated Therapeutics; Course developer, coordinator, instructor PHPS 505 Pharmaceutics II; Instructor

PHPP 512 Interdisciplinary Team Care and Culture; Course developer, coordinator, instructor

PHPP 501 and 502 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiential IPPE (PY1), Course developer, coordinator, preceptor

PGY1Pharmacy Residents (Stanford) and PharmD. StudentPreceptor (UCSF)Stanford Hospitals and Clinics, Stanford, CA

Pharmacy Residentand PharmD StudentPreceptor The Queens Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii Rotations: Oncology, Pain Management

AssistantClinical Professor University of Hawaii School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene

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Honolulu, HI

1990-1994 Instructor, Principles of Pharmacology University of Hawaii, Kapiolani Community College SchoolofNursing Honolulu, HI

1986– 1988 AdjunctClinical Faculty Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Sciences, Philadelphia, PA Oncology rotation preceptor for PharmD Students Oncology rotation preceptor for B.S. Pharmacy Students

SERVICE TOTHECOLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, COMMUNITY, PROFESSION

Daniel K.InouyeCollegeofPharmacy CommitteesChair

1. Executive Committee (2015- present) 2. Search Committee for Director of Operations (2013) 3. Search Committee for Office Assistant– Oahu (2013) 4. Graduate Programs Committee (2011-2012) 5. Search Committee – AssistantClinical Education Coordinator (2009) 6. Search Committee Pharmacy Practice Faculty (2008-2010) 7. Search Committee Clinical Education Coordinator (2007-2008,2009)

EX-OFFICIO 1. Continuing Education Executive Committee (2013-2015)2. Post-graduate Pharmacy Practice Education Committee (2014-2015)

Member 1. Executive Committee (2009-2015)2. Committee on Committees –(2009-2015)3. Library Committee (2014-2015) 4. Post-graduate Pharmacy Practice Education committee (2014-2015)5. Faculty DevelopmentCommittee (2011-2015) 6. Continuing Education Committee (2008-2013) 7. Curriculum Committee (2007-2010)

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8. By-Laws Committee (2009-2010) 9. StudentPromotion and Graduation Committee (2007-2010) 10. StudentLiaisons Committee (2009-2010) 11. ACPE Self Study Committee for Candidate Status (2008-2009) 12. StudentScholarship Committee (2008-2009) 13. Strategic Planning for Human Resources Committee (2008-2009) 14. Strategic Planning For Pharmacy Research Committee (2008-2009) 15. ACPE Self Study Committee for Pre-Candidate Status (2007-2008)16. Search Committee-Pharmacy Practice Faculty (2007-2008) 17. Search Committee StudentAffairs Director Position (2007-2008) 18. Search Committee Director for Community Relations (2007-2008)

Student Advising

1. Class of 2014 StudentAdvisor (6 students from2013/2014) 2. Class of 2016 StudentAdvisor (6 students from 2012/2013) 3. Class of 2012 StudentAdvisor (6-students from 2008-2012) 4. Class of 2011 Student Advisor (6 students from 2007-2011)

Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy Post Graduate Residency Director

1. PostGraduate Year 2, Psychiatric and Mental Health, DahliaBowling, Pharm.D. 2013-2014

2. PostGraduate Year 2 Psychiatric and Mental Health,LehuaKay, Pharm.D. 2014-2015

OtherServiceContributionsDKICP

1. Original Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for IPPE and APPE Preceptor Contracts –

20072. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Experiential Site contracts – 2017,

approximately150MOU’scontractedandsignedduring tenure asExperientialDirector andChair

3. Developmentof IPPE StudentScreenings, Background Checks and Drug Screening

4. StudentHandbook for DKICP,2007, with Annual Revisions till Present 5. Experiential Preceptor Handbook for DKICP, 2007- 2010

6. Pharmacy Practice Placements for Faculty in Residence

2008 for Hilo Medical Center; Ke’au Bay Clinic; Hilo Bay Clinic; PahoaBay Clinic, Hilo, HI 2010 for The Queens Medical Center (Oahu), Maui Memorial Hospital (Maui), Pali Momi Medical Center (Oahu)

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2011forStraub Medical Center(Oahu), HiloMedicalCenter, Hawai’iIslandFamilyPractice

Clinic2012forMililani PhysiciansClinic(John A. Burns. School ofMedicineFamilyMedicineClinic)2013 for Straub Medical Center (Oahu), Wilcox Memorial Hospital (Kauai) 2014for Straub Medical Center (Oahu); Lau’OlaClinic (John A. Burns. School of Medicine, Dept. of Native Hawaiian Health) 2015 for Lau’OlaClinic, Mililani Physicians Clinic 2016 For Queens Medical Center, -Queen EmmaClinic; Pali Momi Medical Center (Oahu)

7. Developmentand Implementation of two Pharmacy Post-Graduate Residency Programs-PGY1 Pharmacy Practice since 2014, PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency 2013. Accreditation acquired in 2015 for both.

8. Promotion guidelines for Non-tenure track faculty 2013

9. Revision of Promotion Guidelines for Tenure Track Pharmacy Practice Track Faculty DKICP, 2013

10. Pharmacy Practice Guidelines for DKICP– Promotion and Tenure Timeline and Submission

for Peer Review Procedure 2013

11. Pharmacy Practice DepartmentLeave and Vacation Procedure, 2013

12. Pharmacy Practice DepartmentOrientation for New Faculty, 2013

13. Pharmacy Practice DepartmentOperations Manual, 2013

14. Annual Evaluation PacketforPharmacyPracticeFacultyDKICP,2009,Revised 2012,Revised2013

15. ACPE Self-Study Reports– Pre-candidatestatus2007,Candidatestatus2008,Accreditation

2011, Renewal of Accreditation 2014, Renewal of Accreditation 2016

16. Medical Missions – June Jones Foundation to American Samoa, 2008, 2009

17. CreatedInternationalAPPErotationsinAmericanSamoa, Saipan, Guam, Alaska2008,2009

Universityof Hawai’i

1. OlaTransdisciplinary Advisory Board – UHJABSOM(May 2018 – present) 2. UHHilo Chancellor Search Committee Member, 2018 – present) 3. Council for College of Health Sciences and Social Work, Interprofessional Education with

John A. Burns School of Medicine, UHManoaSchool of Nursing and Dental Hygiene ,Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work, Program for Public Health (2017 – Present)

4. University of Hawai’i Medical MarijuanaTask Force (MMTF), Office of Vice Presidentfor Research and Innovation (Feb.2016-2017)

5. University of Hawai’i Hilo Vice Chancellor’s Dean’s and Directors (2015-present)

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5. Universityof Hawai’iHealthInterprofessional Education Task Force andWorkgroup (2014-2017)

6. Universityof Hawai’i John A. Burns School of Medicine RMATRIXRegulatoryKnowledgeand

Support(DSMB) DataSafety Board (2012-2018) 7. UHHilo Curriculum Committee (2009-2010)

HawaiiState andNationalProfessionalOrganizations LeadershipPositions/Boards

1. University Health Partners – Board of Directors (Non-voting member), October 2018 –

present2. Hawai’iState BoardofPharmacy,Director- Oahu,(GovernorAppointed 2nd term June2015

till June2019) 3. Hawai’iPharmacists Association, PastPresident (May 2014-May 2015) 4. Hawai’i Pharmacists Association, President(May 2014-May 2015) 5. Hawai’i State Board of Pharmacy – Director-Oahu (Governor Appointed 1st term May

2011-May 2015) 6. Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific – Advisory Council (May 2014-May 2015) 7. Hawai’i Pharmacists Association, President-Elect (May 2012- May 2013) 8. Hawai’i Pharmacists Association, Board of Directors, Director – Alternate Health Systems

(May 2011- May 2012) 9. Hawai’i Pharmacists Association, BoardofDirectors, Director – NeighborIslands (May2009– May 2010)

10.American Society of Hospital Pharmacists - Hawaii State Delegate (1989-1991) 11.AmericanCancer Society - Pan PacificDivision. Director-at-Large, BoardofDirectors(1993-

1995) 12. Hawaii Cancer Pain Initiative. Board member - Executive Administrative Council, (1995-

2000) 13.HealthCare Advisory Council- American CancerSociety,Hawaii StateDelegation (1999-2000

Member

1. Hawaii Pharmacists Association – Member (2007 – present) 2. Rho Chi Honor Society – DeltaIotaChapter, Member (2011– present) 3.American Society of Health System Pharmacists, Member (1986– present)4. American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Member (1986-2000)

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5. American Pharmacy Association (2014-2017) 6. Phi LambdaSigma,PharmacyLeadership Society,DeltaLambdaChapter,(2017-present)

Editorial Boards andJournal Peer Review Peer Review for Journals, Textbooks, Conferences

Journal Reviewer 2017 Journal of Pharmacy Practice, SAGE Publishing

2016 Public Health Reports, J for the US Public Health Service and the

Surgeon General 2010-2017 American Journal of Pharmacy Education

2015-2017 Academic Pharmacy

2015-2017 Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning

2013 Hawaii Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting -Posters Reviewer 2009 PharmacotherapyPracticeand Principles – Textbook Chapter on

Ovarian Cancer 2009– 2012 AACPPoster AbstractReviewer – Annual Meeting

EditorialBoards Dec.2014 –Oct. 2018 Hawaii Journal of Medicine and Public Health - Contributing

Editor and Editorial Board

SCHOLARSHIP RESEARCH GRANTS

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA2017 grant), "Water for FoodSystems Challenge Area", Carl Evensen(PI),CarolynMa (co-PI),$5M over5years,(denied)

RMATRIX II Pilot Projects2017-2018 Assessing providers' views of increasing HPV vaccination uptake through the utilization of pharmacists, Grant#5US 54MD 007584-07,NIMHD (ProjectPI: May Rose Delacruz, Ph.D, Co-PICarolyn Ma, PharmD., Reni Soon, MD) $50,000. Awarded May 2017, renewed 2018 till 2019.

The National Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education, Accelerating InterprofessionalCommunity-BasedEducationandPractice,Principle Investigator Maureen Shannon, DNP, University of Hawai’i School of Nursing and Dental Health, Submitted July 15, 2016, Funded September 2016. Carolyn Ma, In kind – 10%of$100,000over 2 years.

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Hawai’i State Department of Health, Chronic Disease ManagementDivision. DiabetesCare through Community Pharmacy, AFeasibility Trial, (Federal Grant#1305 Dept. of Health ($25,000 Awarded to DKICP) Principle Investigator: LolaIrvin, MS

Pacific Islands Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program, Proposal # 11536HealthandHumanServicesDept– HRSAFederal, AidaWen, MD (PI), Kamal Masaki (Co-Investigator), Grant$2,392,000.00(Funded July2015), Carolyn Maportion ($25,000/yr for 2015-2017)

Evaluationof enoxaparinfor venousthromboembolism prophylaxisamonghospitalizedobese patientsinHawaii,Cherie Chu, Pharm D; Dan Bendtson, MD (CMC/ JABSOM); Deb Juarez, ScD; Carolyn Ma, Pharm D,RMATRIXIIGrant $50,000. (Denied)

Reducing Health Disparities in Female College Student HPV Immunization Rates, PA-13-226Evidence-Based Demonstration Projects in Immunization (Admin Supplementto BRIDGES) PI: BrendaHernandez, MD, JABSOM, Departmentof Native Hawaiian Health, Lee Buenconsejo-Lum, MD, JABSOMDepartmentof Family Practice; AngelaSy, PhD, School of Nursing, UHManoa, College of Pharmacy: Carolyn Ma, PharmD,Projectperiod: 7/31/14 -11/1/14,($90.000 awarded) Portion: 3.5 % Offset =$6,612

Comparative Effectiveness of Ethnobotanicals, Alpha Lipoic Acid, and Gabapentin in the TreatmentofDiabeticNeuropathy. Katherine Anderson, Joel Vonnahme, Randall Carpio, Kristine McCoy, Millie Fong, Carolyn Ma, Robert Borris. PCORIGrantBudget for three yearsfor $1.5million (submitted2013- denied)

Ma, Carolyn, Hawaii Friendly Pharmacy, Hawaii State Asthma Initiative, Departmentof Health, May 2012, ($9,500 awarded)

Ma, Carolyn, Hawaii Friendly Pharmacy, Hawaii State AsthmaInitiative, Departmentof Health, March 2011 ($4,950 awarded)

Ma, Carolyn, TargetGrant2009-2010 Program: Capturing the Growing Pharmacy Market, ($4,000 awarded)

Ma, Carolyn, U.S. Departmentof Education PartB Continuing Education Program for Applied RuralScienceProgramandClinicalPharmacyTrainingProgram,andPerformanceofFeasibility Study for the Implementation of aPhysical Therapy Program, June 2008 – June2009. ($160,000 awarded)

Pezzuto, John (PI), Ma, Carolyn (co-investigator) U.S. Departmentof Education, Grant for

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Residency training ($150,000 – awarded)

Pezzuto, John (PI). Ma, Carolyn (co-investigator) U.S. Departmentof Education, Grant for Developmentof Medication Therapy ManagementCenter, 2009- 2010($70, 000 awarded)

Pezzuto, John (PI), Ma, Carolyn (co-investigator). U.S. Departmentof Education, Grant for Simulation Mannequin Laboratory. 2009-2010($100,000 awarded)

Pezzuto, John (PI), Ma, Carolyn (co-investigator). U.S. Departmentof Education, Grantfor Virtual Sterile Products Laboratory,2009-2010 ($40,000 awarded)

Ma, Carolyn,Hawaii Friendly Pharmacy, Hawaii State AsthmaInitiative, Departmentof Health October 2009, ($9,500 awarded)

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS –Invited

1. "Prophylaxis against stomatitis: A randomized trial usingsucralfatesuspension:22nd Annual Midyear ASHP Midyear Meeting. Atlanta, GA. December 1987

2. "Evaluation of standardized administration times for aminoglycosides andvancomycin" 15th Annual ASHP Meeting. San Francisco, CA. June1988

3. "Comparative study between patient-controlled morphine sulfate and epidural morphine in post-operative gastrointestinal surgery", 25th Annual ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. December 1990

4. “Management of Narcotic Side Effects" Medical Grand Rounds, The Queen's Medical Center. Honolulu, HI. June1991

5. "Approaching Pain Management" Medical Grand Rounds, Kapiolani Women and Children's Hospital. Honolulu, HI. December 1991.

6. "Supportivetreatment oftheoncology patient" Hawaii Oncology Nursing Society, Honolulu, HI. August1992

7. "Advances in the management of nausea and vomiting" The Queen's Medical Center Cancer Institute Symposium - Women and CancerConference, Honolulu, HI.August1992

8. "Pain management in thecancerpatient" Hawaii Cancer Pain Initiative. Honolulu, HI1994

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9. "Applications ofnarcotics and adjuvant medications in thepain management patient”Hawaii Society of Physical Therapists. Honolulu, HI. November1995

10. “Introduction of Healing Touch to the Cancer Patient”, American Cancer Society LeukemiaSupportGroup. Honolulu, HI. October 1996

11. “A retrospective cost analysis of 5-HT3 antagonists used in the treatment of moderately-hightohighlyemetogenic chemotherapy.” Western States Conference, Pacific Grove, CA. May 1997

12. “HealingTouch and chemotherapy symptommanagement”HawaiiOncology Nursing Society Chapter Annual Meeting. Honolulu, HI. August1997

13. “New developments in cancer chemotherapy” Hawaii Oncology Nursing Society Chapter Annual Meeting. Honolulu, HI. August1997

14. “Alternativetherapiesforsupportivecancercare,EastmeetsWest” Hawaii OncologyNursingSocietyand Hawaii Societyof HealthSystemPharmacists, Honolulu, HIApril 29, 1998

15. “Advances in Cancer Chemotherapy, Have We Reached The Hilary Step?” Hawaii Oncology Nurses Association, Honolulu, HI. August1998

16. “MedicinalHerbs- Applicationsfor the Healthcare Professional” The Queen’sMedicalCenter, Honolulu, HI, October 1998

17. “Medicinal Herbs” Mind Body Medicine Institute, The Queen’s Medical Center, November1998

18. “UtilizingHealingTouch to ComplementCancerChemotherapy.Colorado University Cancer Center, Denver, CO.January 1999

19. “IntegratingHealingTouch and AllopathicDrugTherapies,HealingTouch International Conference, workshop, Denver, CO. January 1999

20. JCAHO’s Patient Safety Goals for 2005: Tips and Recommendations for compliance”HCPro’s Healthcare Marketplace Audio conference, August24, 2004.

21. USP 797- Implementation” HCPro’s Health Care Marketplace, Audio conference,October 20, 2004

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22. “JCAHO’sMedication Reconciliation PatientSafetyGoal EffectiveStrategies,Tips,and Toolsto Comply”, HC Pro’s Health Care Marketplace, Audio conference, January 28, 2005

23. Pharmacy PracticePreceptorsOrientation and Training, UHHilo Collegeof Pharmacy,Honolulu, HI, August2007

24. “Harry Potter Meets Jedi Masters” Hawaii Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting Honolulu, HI. May 2008

25. Hawaii Asthma Friendly Pharmacy Project and P1 Pharmacy Preceptor Overview,CoconutGrill, Hilo, HI. August12, 2008

26. IPPE and APPE UH Hilo Pharmacy Students, Pharmacy Preceptor Training, Kaiser Permanente, Honolulu, Hawaii, April 2009

27. IPPEandAPPE PreceptorTraining, Pharmacy PreceptorTraining,TheQueen’s Medical Center, Honolulu, HI. April 2009

28. IPPE and APPE Preceptor Training, Maui Memorial Hospital, Maui, Hawaii, May 2009

29. UHH DKICP, Keynote Speaker Graduation Dinner, Inaugural Class of 2011, May 2011

30. AmericanPharmacyAssociationImmunizationCertificationCourse,UH Hilo,Honolulu,HI. October 14, 2011

31. “Let’s TalkAbout Your Meds”, Hawaii Society of Speech Pathologists, Kailua, HI,April 19,2012

32. “Motivational Interviewing” Pacific Medical Administrative Group, Inc. Keynote Address, Japanese Cultural Center, Honolulu, HI. April 24,2012

33. “HowWill You DefineSuccess?” RhoChi Inaugural ChapterKeynoteAddress, “RhoChiHonor Society Chapter Delta, Hilo, HI, April 2012

34. “University of Hawai’iatHiloCollege of Pharmacystudentsparticipate inHawaiiAsthma Friendly Pharmacy Project for Hawaii Department of Health”, The 12th Asian Conference on Clinical Pharmacy, Hong Kong, SAR, China, July 8, 2012

35. Hawai’i Pharmacists Association, ImmunizationCertificationCourse, Honolulu, HI.

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August15, 2012

36. Universityof Hawai’iatHiloHighSchoolCounselorsLuncheon, Honolulu, HI.October26,2012

37. InvitedLecturer andProfessor for ExperientialVisitandUHHExperientialProgram Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand. November 15-22,2013

38. Invited Lecturer and Professor for Experiential Visit, Rangsit University, Lak Hok,Thailand, November 2013.

39. “Pharmacy Education,Clinical Partnerships”Plenary Session #3, 4th Annual AsiaPacificPharmacy Education Workshop, Tokyo, Japan, November 25, 2013

40. “DevelopingtheExperiential ProgramforTheDaniel K.InouyeCollegeofPharmacy”, Josai Pharmaceutical University, Saitama, Japan, November 27, 2013

41. Attributes of aDesirable Pharmacy Student Applicant” Pre-Pharmacy Club, U. ofHawai’i atManoa, Honolulu, HI.Feb.13, 2014

42. “ExperientialEducation” Chinese Medical University, June 7, 2014 Hangzhou, China

43. “How To Get Into Pharmacy School” Pre-Pharmacy Club, University of Hawaii atManoa, Honolulu, HI. November 11, 2014

44. “Role of the Hawai’iState Boardof PharmacyandHotIssues” StudentAssociation of the National Community Pharmacists Association, Hilo, HI. April 15,2015

45. “Hawai’iInterprofessionalEducationSimulationTeachingCollaborative,Facilitating and Co-Debriefing Training for Interprofessional Simulations”, THSSC, School of Nursing and Dental Health, University of Hawai’i Manoa, Honolulu, HI. Aug. 1,2015

46. “InnovativePharmacy Partnerships”Synergy and Synthesis,2015 Conferenceon Long-TermCare,EmpoweringCare for the Elderly, Kaneohe, HI. Sept. 15, 2015

47. “Interprofessional Education, What’s In It For You?” HPEC – Hawai’i Professional EducationCenter Conference, U. of Hawai’i John A. BurnsSchool ofMedicine, Honolulu, HI. March 2016

48. “DebriefingStrategies Applied to Difficult LearningSituations”, PreceptorTrainingforDaniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy, Honolulu, HI. April 2016

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49. “Raise Your Hand” Phi LambdaSigma, Initiation, Keynote, Hilo, HI,April 2016

50. ‘’EmotionalIntelligence”,RhoChi HonorSociety, InitiationCeremony, Keynote, Hilo,HI. May 2016

51. “Personality Traitsin Leadership”,Phi LambdaSigmaLeadership Symposium,Keynote,Hilo, HI. May 2016

52. “Developmentand Implementation ofInterprofessional Education, A USExperience,U.S. Thai Consortium, Preconference Keynote Bangkok, Thailand, May 2016

53. “Preceptor Debriefing Strategies Applied to Difficult Learning Situations”, Preceptor Training for Kaiser Permanente, Honolulu, HI. August2016

54. “Interprofessional Education” Hawai’i Health Workforce Summit- AHEC , Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, HI September 2016.

55. “Talking Cancer Prevention and HPV Vaccination: Workshop for Health Care Providers,Hawaii Immunization Coalition”,Sullivan Conference Center, U. of Hawai’i Cancer Center, Honolulu, HIFeb. 9, 2017

56. Hawai’i Primary Care Association, Department of Health, Medication Therapy Management, Status Update inHawai’i, March 17, 2017, Honolulu, HI

57. “PharmacistIntegrationinTeam-BasedCare andMedicationTherapyManagement”,Laulima:Team-BasedCare Learning Collaborative, Dept. of Health, State of Hawai’i. June 21, 2017, Maui and July 12, 2017 Kona, Hawai’i

58. “Successful Health Care Teamwork and Collaboration”, 21st Annual Health Care Symposium, Teamwork the Key to Healthcare Innovation and Improvement, Interprofessional Health Care,EastHawai’i IPAConference. Aug. 11,2017,MaunaLani Orchid, KonaHawaii

59. DKICPPharmacy PracticeResearch Update, Kona ScienceCafé,NELHA,Sept. 18,2017,Kona, Hawaii

60. “Targeted Therapies in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Have they Hit Their Mark?” American LungAssociation,LungForceDay Conference 2017.AlaMoanaHotel, Nov. 1,2017, Honolulu, HI

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61. “BuildingaWorkforceforHealth Care’sEvolvingNeeds” 2018Hawaii State ofReform, Hilton Hawaiian Village, Jan. 10, 2018, Honolulu, Hawaii

62. “Qualities of an Exceptional Leader”, Phi Lambda Sigma, Delta Lambda Chapter, Initiation Keynote, March 3, 2018, Hilo, HI

63. UH Hilo College of Pharmacy: Adecade of care, service &science.UHFoundation, Heritage Society Symposium, April 13, 2018, Honolulu, HI

64. “Demonstrating Pharmacy Leadership Through Advocacy”, Phi Lambda Sigma, Leadership symposium, April 22, 2018, Hilo, Hawaii

65. Dean’s Panel: Issues & Opportunities in Transformation&Innovation,TIPed 2018, Institute for Transformation & Innovation in Pharmacy Education, Washington State University College of Pharmacy, June 12, 2018, Spokane, WA.

66. TheDaniel K.InouyeCollegeofPharmacy,ThePharmDDegree,Musashino University (Musashino Campus), Tokyo Japan, July 1, 2018

67. RolesandResponsibilitiesof the OncologyPharmacist – Commitment to Patient Care,Musashino University(Ariake Campus), Tokyo, Japan, July 1, 2018

PRESENTED POSTERS andPUBLISHEDABSTRACTS (Peer Reviewed)

1. Ma, C. “Creation of IPPE PY1 in a Rural Island Community” AACP Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, July 2009

2. Ma, C, Ciarleglio A, Holuby, R.S. Wongwiwatthananukit, S. “IPPEinCommunityHealth Clinics and LTC Develops Foundational Clinical Skills”AACP Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. July 2009

3. Adriance D, Dawn Keliihoomalu D, Saito D, Ma C.“Anticoagulation outcomes in an isolated,underserved,communityhospital. ASHP Midyear, Las Vegas, NV, December 2009

4. Ma, CSJ, Larva, J, Abel, S. Effectof Utilizingthe DISC profile ongroupprojectinteractions in a Pharmacy Management Course, AACPAnnual Meeting, Seattle, WA,July 2010

5. Ma, CSJ, Pellegrin, K, Gomez, LHPreceptorPerspectiveson Student Preparedness

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for Final IPPE Rotations, Seattle, WA. AACP Annual Meeting, 2010,July2010

6. Ma, C, GomezLH, IPPE Students Participate in Hawaii Asthma Friendly Pharmacy Project forDepartment ofHealth, AACP Annual Meeting, 2011, San Antonio, TX,Dec.2011

7. Ma, C, GomezLH, Ciarleglio AE, Holuby RS, Pharmacy Mission to American Samoa as Experiential Elective Leads to Funding for APPE, AACP Annual Meeting 2011, San Antonio, TX,July2011

8. Kim, P, Sakamoto, S, Cheng, B, Voidtriede, C, Ma, C.“Reviewing the transition and aftermathof patientsswitchedover from warfarintodabigatraninanoutpatientclinic”, ASHP Midyear Meeting 2011, New Orleans, LA, Dec.2011

9. Kim, P, Sakamoto, S, Ma, C. Reviewing the transition and aftermath of patients switched over from warfarin to dabigatran in an outpatient clinic, Follow up andResults, ASHP Midyear Meeting 2012, Las Vegas, NV,Dec.2012

10. Katherine Anderson, PharmD., Joel Vonnahme, M.A, Elizabeth Doran, PharmD.Candidate, Jill Anne Villarosa, Pharmacy Student, Kristine McCoy, M.D., Carolyn Ma, Pharm.D., and Soo Borson, M.D., Brief Assessments Used to Identify Prescription Literacy Deficits among Hawaii County Residents, ASCP Conference, Seattle, WA, September 2013

11. Bueconsejo-Lum, L, AngelaU Sy, Lee E Buenconsejo-Lum, Guangxiang Zhang, RissaFedora, Mavis Nitta, Carolyn Ma,BrendaY Hernandez, Maricel Abad, Ronald Balajadia,“APilot Study of Pacific Islander and Asian-American college students' knowledge and intentions on human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination:Results and Recommendations". John A. BurnsSchool ofMedicine, Honolulu, HI, May 2014

12. AngelaU Sy, Lee E Buenconsejo-Lum, Guangxiang Zhang, RissaFedora, Mavis Nitta, Carolyn Ma, BrendaY Hernandez, Maricel Abad, Ronald Balajadia,“APilot Study of Pacific Islander and Asian-American college students' knowledge and intentionsonhuman papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination:Results and Recommendations". American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, LA, Nov. 2014, #314445

13. Amoa, F, Wongwiwatthananukit, S, Ma,C,Factors Influencing ConsumerstoPurchaseOver-the-Counter Drugs in American Samoa, APHA Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, March 2014

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14. LehuaKay, Mark Mierzwa, DaliaBowling, Wesley Sumida, Carolyn SJ Ma, PRN Medication Use at a State Hospital: Impact of Converting Psychotropic PRN Orders From a Duration of 24 hours to 72 hours, 18th Annual Meeting of the College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists. Washington, DC, April 19, 2015

15. Hayashi T, Wen A, Wong L, Ma C, Tokumaru S, Deutsch M, Ing D, Sakai D, Bell C, Jusczak P, Masaki K. Educational Effectiveness of an Interprofessional TeamworkSimulation Exercise for Nursing, Pharmacy and Medical Students at the University of Hawaii. AbstractAccepted for Poster Presentation atthe American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting, Washington DC, May 2015

16. Hayashi T, Wen A, Wong L, Ma C, Tokumaru S, Deutsch M, Ing D, Sakai D, Bell C, Jusczak P, Masaki K. Educational Effectiveness of an Interprofessional TeamworkSimulation Exercise for Nursing, Pharmacy and Medical Students at the University of Hawaii. Poster Presentation atInterprofessional Collaborative Institute: Building aFramework for Collaboration, Herndon, VA, October 2016

17. May Rose DelaCruz, DrPH, Kathryn Braun, DrPH, Jo Ann Tsark, MPH, and Carolyn Ma, PharmD, Are pharmacists in Hawai‘i ready to vaccinateadolescentswith thehumanpapillomavirus(HPV)vaccine? Clinical Translational Research (CRT-IN) Annual Meeting, Mountain WestDivision, Las Vegas, NV, June 6-8,2016

18. Ackerman, E. Taira, D, Ma, C.Assessment of Faculty, Staff & StudentWellnessataCollegeofPharmacy, AACPAnnual Meeting, Anaheim, CA. July 2016

19. Roman M, DelaCruzMR, Soon R, Chen JJ, Choi SY, Ma, C.Understandingfactorsaffectinghealthcare providers’perceptionsof pharmacists’rolesinadolescentvaccineadministration. UHJABSOM, Biomedical research symposium, Honolulu, HIApril 2017

SCHOLARSHIP - PUBLICATIONS PeerReview Publications

1. Ma,CarolynSJ,Hart LL. "CalciumChannel BlockerAgentsin Asthma:DrugIntelligenceandClinicalPharmacy1986;20:364-365.

2. Ma, Carolyn. "PatientControlled Analgesia- PCA"Pharmatopics1989; 9:1-3.

3. Ma, Carolyn. "Implementing PCA" Drug Utilization Review 1989;5:137-141

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4. Ma, Carolyn. "Epidural narcotics" Pharmatopics 1991;11:1-3.

5. MaCSJ, Lin, D."Patient controlled analgesia:drugoptions,infusion schedulesand otherconsiderations." Hospital Formulary 1991;26:198-206

6. Ma, Carolyn. “Whatdoes “CSF” Stand For?” Pharmatopics 1992 ;12(4);1-3.

7. Ma, Carolyn. “ Biotechnology Pipeline” Pharmatopics 1992 ;12(2);1-2

8. Ma, Carolyn. "Antihypercalcemic Agents: The New Kids on the Block" Pharmatopics1993;13(2)

9. Ma, Carolyn. “Liposomal Technology, Beauty from the Beast” Pharmatopics, 1998;18:(3);1-2.

10. Ma,C, Holuby, R.S., Bucci, L, “PhysicianandPharmacistCollaboration- The University ofHawaii Hilo College of Pharmacy-JABSOMExperience,Hawaii Med J; 2010Jun;69(6 Suppl3):42-4 . PMID: 20540001

11. Ma, CS, Batz, F, JuarezDT, Ladao, LC. Drug Take Back in Hawaii: Partnership Between the University of Hawaii Hilo College of Pharmacy and the Narcotics EnforcementDivision, Hawaii J Medicine & PublicHealth, 201473(1):26-31.

12. Ma, C. Role of pharmacists in optimizing the use of anti-cancer drugs in the clinical setting, J Integrated Pharmacy Research and Practice,2014:3;11-24.

13. JuarezDT,Ma C, KumasakaA,ShimadaR,Davis J.Failure to reach targetglycated a1c levels among patients with diabetes who are adherentto their antidiabetic medication. Popul Health Manag. 2014Aug;17(4):218-23. doi:10.1089/pop.2013.0099.

14. Goo, RA, Ma, CSJ, Juarez, DT. “ Disparities in Medication Therapy in Patients with HeartFailure Across the State of Hawaii”, Hawaii J Med & PublicHealth 2015:74:2(5-8)

15. Adrian JA, Zestostarski P, Ma, CSJ “Developing Pharmacy StudentCommunication Skills Through Role Playing and Active Learning”. Am J Pharmacy Education, 2015;79(3);1-8. http://www.ajpe.org/doi/pdf/10.5688/ajpe79344

16. Ma, CS, NettB, Kishaba, G, Gomez, L Impactof Utilizing Pharmacy Students as Workforce for Hawaii AsthmaFriendly Pharmacy Project, Hawaii J Med & Public

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Health, 2015;74:3(57-62)

17. Ma, CS,“Shifting the Paradigm for Interprofessional Healthcare Education: Linking Academiaand Health Care Systems”, J Pharma Care Health Systems, 2015

18. Ma, CSJ, Wongwiththananukit, S, Juarez, DT, Tokumaru, S, Khampanphan C, Impactof Advanced Pharmacy Practice Student– Led Seminars on Competencies of Retail Pharmacy Students Enrolled in Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience, J Pharma Health Care Systems, 2015,S2:005. http://dxdoi.org/10.4172/jpchs.1000-S2-005,ISSN: 2376-0419jpchs

19. Ma C, Wong Smith H, Chu, C, JuarezDT, “ Use of Big Datain Pharmacy Practice, CurrentUse, Challenges and the Future: J Integrated Pharmacy Research and Practice,2015;4:91-99.

20. Jusczak P, WongwiththananukitS, Ma, CSJ, Evaluation of simulation intravenous admixture training enrolled in the Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience. Bulletin of Health, Sci &Tech,2015;13(2);31-38. ISSN 0805-7531

Articles under roleas contributingeditor for Hawai’i Journal of Medicine and Public Health

1. Pezzuto JP, Pezzuto, M“Academic Pharmacy Comes to Hawai’i, Part 1” Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth 2015;74(1):33-36.

2. Pezzuto JP, Ma, CSJ,“Academic Pharmacy Comes to Hawai’i, Part 2” Hawaii J Med &PublicHealth. 2015;75:3(120-128)

3. Ma, C, Tokumaru, S, Goo, R, Ciarleglio, A. “Pharmacy Graduates Continue Training in Post-Graduate Training Residency” Hawaii J Med & PublicHealth 2015;74:5;(185-190)

4. Pellegrin,KL,Pharm2Pharm: Leveraging Medication Expertise Across the ContinuumofCare:Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth, 2015:75(7); 248-252.

5. Mnatzaganian C, Rupp V, Provider Status for Pharmacists: Why it Matters for Other Healthcare Providers, Hawaii J Med PublicHealth.2015;74(9):319-321.

6. Ackerman, ED, Hepatitis C in 2015: Recent Advancements and Current Challenges,Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth.2015;74(11):386-389.

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7. Sumida, WK, Taniguchi R, Juarez, DT, Prescription DrugPricing,Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth.2016;75(1):25-30.

8. Wong, HW, Transition fromTraditional to Western Medicine in Hawai‘i (Part 1),Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth.2016;75(3):87-89.

9. Wong, HW, Transition from Traditional to Western Medicine in Hawai‘i (Part 2) Western Legislative Impacts on Traditional Medical Practices,Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth.2016;75(5):148-150.

10. Goo RA, Chu, C, Yoneda, M, Ma, C. The Developmentof Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs in Hawai’i,Hawai’i J of Med and PublicHealth, 2016;75(7):203-206

11. Chang LC, Mayuramas Sang-ngern, and Pezzuto, JM. Poha Berry (Physalisperuviana) with Potential Anti-inflammatory and Cancer Prevention Activities.Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth 2016;75(11):353-359.

12.Lteif,L.UpdatesonClostridium difficile Infection: Advances in Laboratory Testing toAid Diagnosis and Treatment, Hawai’i J Med PublicHealth;2017;76(2):59-64.

13.Chu, C, Lteif L, Young, N Obesity: TheDrugDoseDebate,Hawaii J Med PublicHealth.2017;76(6):162-165.

SCHOLARSHP –PUBLICATIONS TEXTBOOKS and CHAPTERS

1. Ma, Carolyn, TaokaK. Oncology Nursing Certification Core Curriculum Chapter 10, ”Symptom Managementand Supportive Care: Pharmacologic Interventions” Saunders and Co. Philadelphia,PA 3rd. Edition. 1999

2. Ma, Carolyn, TaokaK. Study Guide for the Core Curriculum for Oncology Nursing Chapter 10, “Symptom Managementand Supportive Care: Pharmacologic Interventions” W.B. Saunders and Co. Philadelphia, PA 1999.

3. Gibbs, Maureen, Ma, Carolyn. Medication Reconciliation Practical Strategies and Tools for JCAHO Compliance. HC Pro Inc. Marblehead, MA,2005.

3. Ma, C, Goo, R, Tokumaru, S. BookChapter: "Career in Pharmacy: Areas and Opportunities". Pharmacy for the Curious, Why Study Pharmacy. Editor Kishor Vaidya. U. of Canberra, Australia, October 2014 U. of CanberraPress (ISBN 978-1-

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