Ethan Cumbler, M - School of Medicine
Ethan Cumbler, M.D.
12401 E. 17th Ave Mail Stop F782 Aurora, CO, 80045
Phone 720-848-4289 Fax 720-848-4293
Ethan.Cumbler@ucdenver.edu
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Education
2003. Good Samaritan/Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program
Phoenix, AZ
1999. University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Valedictorian and Alpha Omega Alpha Society
Lexington, KY
1993. University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bachelor of Science with Honors in Molecular Biology and Psychology
Madison, WI
Employment
2006-Present Professor of Medicine with Tenure
University of Colorado Internal Medicine Hospitalist Faculty President of the Medical Staff University of Colorado Hospital
Medical Director of Acute Care for the Elderly Medical Unit
Associate Chief of Hospital Medicine Group- Director of Faculty Career Advancement
Institute of Quality, Patient Safety and Efficiency- Founding Faculty
2004-2006 Clinical Instructor, University of Colorado School of Medicine
2005-2006 Hospitalist Division Chief, Swedish Medical Center
2003-2006 Hospitalist, FPI Hospitalist Group P.C.
Stroke Council Member
2004-2006 Pediatric Hospitalist, Independent Contractor-Pediatrix Medical Group.
1993-1995 Research Specialist, UW-Madison Human Oncology Dept.
1992-1993 Undergraduate Researcher, UW-Madison Botany Dept.
Undergraduate/Faculty Research Fellowship.
Academic Appointments
2016-Present Professor with Tenure, University of Colorado Dept of Medicine
2010-2016 Associate Professor, University of Colorado Dept. of Medicine
2006-2010 Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Dept. of Medicine
2004-2006 Clinical Instructor, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Adjunct Position-- Dept. of Family Medicine
Ethan Cumbler, M.D.
Curriculum Vitae
Honors and Awards
2015 President’s Excellence in Teaching Award for School of Medicine University of Colorado
2015 Faculty Award for Excellence in General Internal Medicine Education-Elaine Cleary Award
2014 University of Colorado Division of General Internal Medicine Excellence in Education Award
2014 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 6th year recognized by peer vote
2013 First Place Innovation in Hospital Medicine- National Award from Society of Hospital Medicine
2013 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 5th year recognized by peer vote
2012 Society of Hospital Medicine National Excellence in Quality Improvement Award
2012 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 4th year recognized by peer vote
2012 Department of Medicine Rising Star Award- University of Colorado
2012 University of Colorado Division of General Internal Medicine Excellence in Education Award
2012 Humanitarian Award from University of Colorado Hospitalist Training Program
2012 First Place Innovations/Research at Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium
2011 University of Colorado Department of Medicine Outstanding Housestaff Teaching Award
2011 Presidents Award for Exceptional Partnership in Leadership
2011 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 3rd year recognized by peer vote
2011 First Place Innovation in Hospital Medicine- National Award from Society of Hospital Medicine
2010 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 2nd year recognized by peer vote
2010 UC Denver General Internal Medicine Excellence in Education Award
2010 Performance Improvement and Patient Safety Award- UC Hospital Medical Staff
2009 University of Colorado Division of General Internal Medicine Excellence in Education Award
2009 Colorado Top Inpatient Physician- Peak Performer Award- 1st year recognized by peer vote
2007-2008 Excellence in Education Award- Hospitalist Training Track
2008 Reynolds Foundation Leadership and Management in Geriatrics Scholarship
2007 Reynolds Foundation UCLA Mini-Geriatric Fellowship Scholarship
2006 Bedside Manner Award- From Swedish Hospital- Voted by Nursing
2004-2005 Hospital Preceptor of the Year – Swedish Hospital Residency Program
2003-2004 Hospital Preceptor of the Year – Swedish Hospital Residency Program
Medical School
1999 Valedictorian Medical School Class of 1999-- Albert B. Chandler Award
Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Medical Society
Carey Cup Award for Achievement in Emergency Medicine
1998 Academic Excellence Scholarship
1997 Dr. W.C. McCauley Medical Scholarship
Southern Medical Association Scholarship
1996 McGraw-Hill/Doris Scipture Book Award for
Outstanding Performance in the First Year
College
1993 Hilldale Distinguished Research Scholarship- Highest undergraduate research award
Psi Chi Honors Psychology Society
1992 Sophomore Honors
Professional Organizations/Certifications
Fellow of the American College of Physicians- Elected 2010. Member since 2003
Fellow of the Society of Hospital Medicine- Elected 2013. Member since 2006
Chair SHM ABIM Maintenance of Certification Pre-course 2014, 2015
Chair Research and Innovations 2014, 2015
National Patient Safety/Quality Committee 2007-2008
Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Board of Directors 2009-2012
ABIM Hospital Medicine Self Evaluation Process (SEP) Committee- Member 2012-2015, Chair 2014-2015
Institute for Healthcare Improvement Quality Certificate- 2012
Licensure and board certification
Board Certification Internal Medicine 2003-2023. Focused Practice in Hospital Medicine certification in 2013
Board Certification Pediatrics 2003-2010
State of Colorado Medical License 2003-Present
Additional Training
2015 AAIM Executive Leadership Course
2014 Greeley Company Clinical Integration Course
2012 Institute for Healthcare Improvement Basic Certificate
2009 Society of Hospital Medicine Leadership Academy
2008 UCLA Leadership and Management in Geriatrics Course
2007 UCLA Mini-Geriatrics Fellowship
Grants/Contracts Awarded
1. NIH R01-NR016209. Progressing Home Health Rehabilitation Paradigms for Older Adults. Stevens-Lapsley JE (PI), Cumbler E, Mangione K, Nordon-Craft A, Forster J. Primary Objective of this study is to determine if an interdisciplinary approach to home health rehabilitation including nutritional supplementation, improves physical function and reduces re-hospitalizations more than usual care.
$2,946,919 (July 2016-April 2021).
Principal Investigator Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley. Co-Investigator Ethan Cumbler MD
2. Clinical Effectiveness and Patient Safety Grant- University of Colorado Hospital.
Addressing Acute Pain Control to Improve the Safety and Quality of Care in Hip Fracture Patients Presenting to the UCH Emergency Department (ED)
$25,000
Principal Investigator Resa Lewiss MD. Co-investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D.
3. American Heart Association. 2013. Grant to fund analysis of In-hospital Stroke Quality of Care Research from National AHA Get-With-The-Guidelines-Stroke Registry.
$25,000
Principal Investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D.
4. Reynolds Foundation. 2011-2012 Consultant to University of New Mexico Grant to Improve Geriatric Care Statewide. Grant funded Echo telemedicine program for geriatric and palliative medicine outreach and education throughout New Mexico, geriatric core competency education for hospital medicine providers, residents, and medical students, and quality improvement initiatives to reduce rate of iatrogenic harm in hospitalized elderly.
5. National Stroke Association 2010-2014
“In-hospital Stroke Initiative”
National quality improvement initiative to improve recognition and response times to in-hospital strokes. Built a peer-to-peer quality improvement learning community between six certified stroke centers from Michigan, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Washington, and North Carolina. Provided site-specific coaching and shared quality improvement tools with central reporting to the novel NSA in-hospital stroke database. Developed online tools disseminated nationally through the NSA: webinar, educational materials for nursing lunch-and-learn events including Pocket Card In-hospital Stroke Alert Checklist for nursing, Pocket Card In-hospital Stroke Alert Checklist for stroke program, criteria for in-hospital stroke alerts, Pocket Card In-hospital Stroke Event Record Template, In-hospital Stroke Sample Feedback Assessment Template, and Mock In-Hospital Stroke Alert Template. Created Grand Rounds presentations designed to be given by local experts at local hospital
$83,000
Principal Investigator/Course Director Ethan Cumbler M.D.
6. Division of General Internal Medicine Small Grants- University of Colorado School of Medicine. 2009
“Quality of Care for In-hospital Ischemic Strokes”
Initiative at University of Colorado to reduce time to evaluation for strokes occurring in patients already hospitalized, through systematic analysis of current processes and application of standardized quality improvement methodology.
$14,144
Principal Investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D.
7. Patient Safety Clinical Excellence Grants-University of Colorado Hospital 2009-2010
“Discharge Process Throughput in the General Medical Population: Improving admission to discharge process efficiency using LEAN methodology”
$16,700
Principal Investigator Kristin Furfari M.D. Co-Investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D., Erin Egan M.D., Jeffery Glasheen M.D.
8. Patient Safety Clinical Excellence Grants- University of Colorado Hospital 2007-2008
“Active Patient Involvement in Ongoing Medication Reconciliation”
$21,310
Principal Investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D. Co-Investigator Heidi Wald M.D.
9. Patient Safety Clinical Excellence Grants 2007-2008
“Measuring the Impact of a Medical Service Designed to Improve Processes and Outcomes of Care for the Hospitalized Frail Older Patient”
$25,000
Principal Investigator Heidi Wald M.D. Co-Investigator Ethan Cumbler M.D., Jeffery Glasheen M.D.
Colorado Institutional Review Board Approved Research Projects
16-2578 Principal Investigator. Career Success for Academic Hospitalists: Qualitative Survey
14-0683 Principal Investigator. Purposeful visits volunteer program
13-3173 Principal Investigator. Motivations of High Functioning Interprofessional Leadership Team Participants
13-3163 Principal Investigator. Innovations Collaborative Visiting Professorship Program
13-1783 Principal Investigator. Quality of Care and Outcomes for In-hospital Ischemic Stroke: Findings from Get With The Guidelines-Stroke
11-0037 Principal Investigator. Symptoms Triggering False Alerts for In-hospital Stroke.
10-0366 Principal Investigator. Optimizing Stroke Care for In-hospital Stroke: A Team Based Quality Improvement Initiative.
07-1233 Principal Investigator. Follow-up Telephone Calls to Elderly During the Transition Period
08-046 Principal Investigator. Ischemic Strokes Occurring During Hospitalization Identified by Inpatient Stroke Alerts
07-0785 Principal Investigator. Active Patient Involvement in Ongoing Medication Reconciliation.
06-0782 Principal Investigator. Use of Sedating Sleep Aids in Geriatric Hospitalized Patients.
08-0661 Principal Investigator. Was the Vulnerable Elders Survey-13, as used by Hospital Physicians, Associated with Need for Skilled Nursing Facility/Rehabilitation after Discharge?
06-1089 Co-Investigator. Employers Perceptions of New Internal Medicine Graduate Hires’ Preparedness for a Hospitalist Job.
07-0426 Co-Investigator. A Case Control Comparison of Attending Physicians’ and Residents’ Ability to Detect Residents in Need of Remediation.
07-0863 Co-Investigator. Measuring the Impact of a Medical Service Designed to Improve Processes and Outcomes of Care for the Hospitalized Frail Older Patient.
Committees and Service Responsibilities
President of the Medical Staff and Chair of Medical Board of the University of Colorado Hospital, elected 2015. Re-elected to second term 2017
University of Colorado Hospital Medical Board 2011-2013, reelected by medical staff for 2013-2015
Board of Directors- University of Colorado Hospital. 2015-Present
Chair UCH Geriatric Hospital Care Leadership Committee 2009-Present
Medical Director UCH Acute Care for the Elderly Service and ACE Unit 2007-Present
Chair SOM Student Appeal Ad-hoc Committee. 2016
UCO SOM Liaison Committee for Medical Education. Mission, Planning, Leadership, Administration Committee. 2015
UCH Medical Directors Committee 2009-Present
Board of Directors Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter 2009-2012
UCH Clinical Operations Committee 2014-Present
UCH Credentials Committee. 2015-Present
UCO School of Medicine Resilience Council Executive Leadership Committee 2015-Present
UCH Utilization Management Committee 2015- Present
UCH Professional Conduct Committee. 2015-Present
UCO SOM Professionalism Advisory Committee of University of Colorado. 2015-Present
UCH Bylaws Committee 2011-Present. Chair of Bylaws committee effective 2015
UCH Clinical Effectiveness and Patient Safety Committee. 2015-Present
UCH Hospital Stroke Council 2006-2011
UCO Division of General Internal Medicine Educational Excellence Committee-various. Last 2016
American Heart Association/American Stroke Assoc. Pacific/Mountain Quality Speakers Bureau- 2008-2011
National Stroke Association Course Director for Optimizing Care for In-hospital Stroke QI Initiative
Patient Safety/Quality Director for Hospitalist Service 2006-2010
Risk Management Committee 2006-2010 and Peer Review and Quality Committee 2015 to present
Medication Reconciliation Committee 2008-2009
Standing Orders Committee 2006-2007
Review and Referee Work
British Medical Journal. 2015-Present
NeuroInterventional Surgery- 2015-Present
Neurohospitalist- 2014-Present
Journal of Hospital Medicine 2006-Present
BMJ in practice 2007-Present
Annals of Internal Medicine 2008-Present
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society-2010-Present
Research and Innovations Competition Judge National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference 2012-Present
Senior Chair of Innovations RIV Competition National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference 2013-2015
Ward Attending Duties
Clinical Faculty Attending on Acute Care for the Elderly Inpatient Service. Previously also on Medicine Consult Service, Acute Stroke Team, and General Medicine Ward Service at University of Colorado Hospital. Provide bedside teaching, small group workshops, and formal didactics to medical students, interns, and residents rotating on service. As ward attending responsible for providing patient care for full panel of acutely ill inpatients and both supervising and teaching one intern, one resident, and one to two medical students. Teaching occurs 5 hours of each clinical day with direct patient care representing the remainder of the day. Average shift is 12 hours of combined teaching/supervision and direct patient care.
Key Administrative Responsibilities
President of the Medical Staff University of Colorado Hospital. 2015-Present
Associate Chief of University of Colorado Hospital Medicine Group 2011-Present
-Director of Faculty Advancement 2016- Present
-Scholarship Director 2011- 2015
Medical Director University of Colorado Hospital Acute Care for the Elderly/Medicine Unit 2008-Present
Acute Care for the Elderly Inpatient Services Director 2007-Present
Mentoring
Coach for Institute for Healthcare Quality Safety and Efficiency Leadership Teams:
1. Peri-procedural Services Team- Holger Eltzschig MD, Christopher Lace MD, Katie Conyers RN, Christine Woodman RN, Tammy Spencer RN. 2015-Present
2. Rehabilitation Unit Team- Katherine Payne MD, Deborah Stewart RN, Mathew Gallagher PT. 2015- Present
3. Stroke Team- Jennifer Simpon MD, Alex Graves NP, Shelly Limon RN. 2012-2014
4. Orthopedic/Medicine Team- Jason Stonebeck MD, Kelly McDevott RN, Mary Anderson MD. 2013-2014
5. ED/Radiology Team- Kristen Nordenholz MD, Jim Borgstede MD, Denise Snuttjer RN, Stephanie Prevost RN, April Koehler RN. 2013-2014
6. Operative Team- Brian Davidson MD, Suzanne Sortman RN, Michelle Ballou RN.
7. ACE Team- Zuzanna Czernik MD, Laura Sameulson RN, Jan Hagman RN, Dora Cheung PharmD
Faculty Mentees- Hospital Medicine Section:
1. Tyler Anstett 2015- current
2. Juan Lessing MD- 2015 - current
3. Zuzanna Czernik MD- Career Mentor- 2013-current
4. Brian Wolfe MD- Career Mentor-2012-current
5. Dimitry Levin MD- Career Mentor- 2012- 2015
6. Joseph Burke MD- Career Mentor- 2012-current
7. Patrick Kneeland MD- Career Mentor- 2012-current
8. Darlene Tad-y- Career Mentor-2011-current
9. Laura Rosenthal NP- Career Mentor- 2011- current
10. Serena Jain MD- Career Mentor. 2011-current
11. Jennifer Simpson MD- Career Mentor-2011-current
12. Kristin Furfari MD- Career Mentor-2011-current
13. Elizabeth Harry MD- Career Mentor-2010-current
Extra-Institutional Change Management and Leadership Mentoring
1. Speed Mentoring Coach- Society of Hospital Medicine Conference 2016.
2. Anita Hart MD- University of Michigan- Career and Leadership Project Mentor. 2013-current
3. Kofi Quist MD. Indiana University. Indianapolis, IN. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
4. Lynn Bushor DNP, APRN. Marion VA Med Ctr. Mayfield, Kentucky. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
5. Ashley N. Castelvecchi, PharmD. Dorn VA Med Ctr. Colombia SC. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
6. Ahn Long MD. Mary Medical Center, San Pedro Los Angeles CA. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
7. Gilda M. Jefferson, Pharm.D. VA Outpatient Clinic. Natchioches LA. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
8. Latha Panicker, MSN- Hines Il. Veterans Administration Hospital. Leadership Project Mentor. 2015
9. Holly Rickman, PharmD- Central Arkansas VA Healthcare System. Leadership Project Mentor. 2015
10. Dr. Katrina Hansen-Schmitt, DNP- VA Pacific Islands Health Care. Leadership Project Mentor 2015
11. Anteneh HabteMD- Veterans Administration, Martinsburg, WV- Leadership Project Mentor. 2014
12. Cecilia Florio MD-University of California Irvine- Leadership Project Mentor. 2014
13. Jina Pappas MD- Kern Medical Center California- Leadership Project Mentor. 2014
14. Sarah Abernathy DNP- G.V. Montgomery Med Center. Jackson, MS- Leadership Project Mentor. 2014
15. Arbis Rojas MD- University of California Los Angeles- Leadership Project Mentor. 2013
16. Jennifer A. Tarin MD- Colorado Permanente Medical Group- Leadership Project Mentor. 2013
17. Mithu Molla MD- University of California Davis- Leadership Project Mentor. 2013
18. Steven C. Lam DO- College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Leadership Project Mentor. 2013
19. Jacqueline Stern MD- Leadership Project Mentor- 2013
Fellow Mentees:
1. Matt Griffith MD- Fulbright Scholar Mentor. 2013-current
Resident Mentees:
1. Ryan Murphy MD- Career Mentor.2012-2015
2. Raymond Foley- Career Mentor. 2011-2013
3. Joseph Sweigart MD- QI Mentor- Target Stroke Initiative. 2010-2013
4. Kirk Reichelt MD- QI Mentor- Target Stroke Initiative. 2010-2013
5. Kyle Inman- Career Mentor 2010-2012
6. Ryan Borne MD- Career Mentor. 2010-2012
7. Kate Jennings- Career and research mentor- Quality improvement project on causes of false in-hospital stroke alerts and improved methodology of nursing education for stroke recognition. 2009-2012
8. Rebekah Zaemisch MD- QI Mentor- Improving response time to in-hospital stroke. 2008-2009
9. Herman Lyle MD- Career Mentor. Quality improvement project on prediction of readmission for vulnerable elderly patients. 2006-2008
10. Kelly Moulds MD- Research Mentor- Follow-up phone calls for elderly inpatients. 2006-2008
11. Daniel Santillano MD- Research Mentor- Quality improvement project on improving adherence to standardized geriatric assessment for vulnerable elderly- 2006-2008
Medical Student Mentees:
1. Evan Lester- Foundations of Doctoring 2015-Present
2. Marissa Hudak- QI mentor- Positive Deviance in Stroke Care- What can be learned from best performing hospitals nationally. 2011-2014. Received MSA Award. I was invited to Hood Medical Student Mentee at Graduation.
3. Philipp Hannan- Foundations of Doctoring 2013-2015. Received Foundations of Doctoring Appreciation Plaque in 2014. Student requested continuing mentoring in the clinical years.
4. Lauren Roles- QI mentor- Communication between patients and providers. 2013-2014. Awarded Adler Mentored Scholarly Activity Scholarship for 2014 based on her MSA project which I mentored.
5. Eric Wannamaker- QI mentor- follow-up phone calls for vulnerable elderly patients. 2012-2014
6. Evan Green- 2008-2009. Quality improvement project on improving hospital physician communication with primary care providers.
Specific Accomplishments
Quality Improvement Initiatives
Creation and Director of Acute Care for the Elderly Service at the University of Colorado Hospital
Demonstrated improved outcomes for vulnerable patients, improved patient and staff satisfaction. Developed data dashboard for quality assurance and drove quality improvement initiatives in readmissions, hand hygiene and in-hospital falls. Have expanded model from a single service to two clinical care teams and increased unit beds 47%. Multiple external institutions are interested in duplicating both our methods and outcomes. We have disseminated our quality processes and inter-professional leadership model at multiple national meetings including the Society of Hospital Medicine, American College of Physicians, and American Geriatrics Society. Examples of peer reviewed publications from ACE include educational, QI, and research in Med-ED Portal, the Journal of Nursing Care Quality, Neurohospitalist, and Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. Our ACE unit was the site for multiple QI projects including reducing medication reconciliation errors on admission and award winning work with discharge transitions. The unit is actively engaged in QI to improve patient satisfaction. Fall rates have dropped dramatically over the last two years representing a 38% reduction in fall rates on the unit. All cause 30-day readmissions have decreased from a baseline of 15.5% to 9.3%, representing a 40% reduction in all-cause readmissions. Hand hygiene rates have risen from 78% to sustained performance at greater than 97% adherence. The ACE methodology driving this accomplishment won the top innovation award at the 2013 National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference.
Improving Care for Stroke- Application of QI Principles to the Inpatient Neurologic Emergency.
Principle Investigator on a nationally award winning series of inter-professional comprehensive longitudinal quality improvement initiatives to reduce time to evaluation and treatment for ischemic stroke. The methodology employed represents a model for improvement of complex multi-departmental hospital processes with methodology and results published in peer reviewed publications. Tools and techniques employed to achieve these results disseminated through the National Stroke Association’s In-hospital Stroke Quality Improvement Initiative, for which I serve as Director, and the Society of Hospital Medicine Database of Quality Improvement.
Target Stroke Quality Improvement Initiative- Reducing door to needle time for thrombolysis in the ED.
Reduced time from triage to treatment from 71 minutes to 41 minutes. Exceeded goal of American Heart Association’s Target Stroke Program. Recognized at the 2013 International Stroke Conference for this accomplishment. Invited lecture on QI to reduce time to treatment at 2013 International Stroke Conference.
National Educational Leadership
Faculty of Leadership and Management in Geriatrics Course. UCLA/Reynolds Foundation Program 2011-Present
Chair of the American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Hospital-based Medicine Self Evaluation Process Committee. 2015. Writing questions for ABIM 2012-2015.
Teaching Curricula Development
Acute Care for the Elderly- Geriatric Hospitalist Curriculum- 2006-Present
Development of Acute Care for the Elderly Services as an incubator for innovation in health care delivery for vulnerable elderly adults. It provides an educational curriculum to teach interdisciplinary care, continuous process improvement, and medical topics unique to the geriatric inpatient population. On-site Consultation by Dr. Brandon Koretz UCLA Geriatric Division Chief performed in 2008 through the Reynolds Foundation. Two novel small group workshops and external validation of competency-based examination from curriculum published by the American Association of Medical Colleges and the American Geriatrics Society. Published results demonstrating improvement in educational measures and quality measures for geriatric hospital care comparing ACE service to usual ward care in the Journal of Hospital Medicine.
Institute of Quality, Patient Safety, and Efficiency- 2012-Present
Core founding faculty for Institute covering the University of Colorado Hospital, Children’s Hospital, the School of Nursing, and the School of Medicine. Responsible for developing new quality improvement, patient safety, and leadership curriculum. This multi-year program is targeted at clinical medical director/nursing leader teams to develop a scope of leadership in the clinical microsystem which includes training on process improvement, financial impact of the value equation, effective teams, and management. Coach application of principles to multiple teams over sequential cohorts in this longitudinal training program.
Leadership and Management in Geriatrics- 2011-Present
Faculty for a national leadership course held annually at UCLA funded by the Reynolds Foundation. Pairs a two day intensive training program on healthcare finance, leadership, and change management with a 3 month post-course coaching program for participants to apply what they have learned to leadership challenges in their own institutions.
Transitions Project Director for Third Year Medical Students University of Colorado- 2008-2011
Project Director for The MSIII Medicine Clerkship Transitions Project designed to teach students how to recognize a patient at risk for failures at transitions and implement effective hospital discharge planning. Utilizes a multi-modal experiential and patient-based teaching strategy with didactics, small group workshops, and hands-on patient encounters. Provides choices for students to explore barriers to safe and efficacious transitions from the hospital employing home visits, follow-up phone calls, and participation in post-discharge clinic visits.
Medical Error Curriculum- Development and updates 2006-present.
Innovative longitudinal curriculum for Medical Error developed for Hospitalist Training Track Residents in the Internal Medicine Residency Program. This novel curriculum combining didactics on systems, heuristics, and disclosure with modified root cause analysis of actual adverse events has been published on Med-ED PORTAL a publication of the Association of American Medical Colleges. Continue to deliver course on disclosure of medical error.
Hospitalist Core Skills Lecture Series- 2003-2006
Swedish Family Practice Residency. Cerebrovascular Accidents, Venous Thromboembolism, Syncope, Palliative Care/End of Life
Research and Publications
Publications- Peer Reviewed
1. Jones CD, Cumbler E, Honigman B, Burke, RE, Boxer RS, Levy C, Coleman EA, Wald HL. Hospital to Post-Acute Care Facility Transfers: Identifying Targets for Information Exchange Quality Improvement. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association- In Press
2. Cumbler E, Herzke C, Smalligan R, Glasheen JJ, O’Malley C, Pierce JR. Visiting Professorship in Hospital Medicine: An innovative twist for a growing specialty. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2016;11:714-718
3. Cumbler E, Kneeland P, Hagman J. Motivation of Participants in an Interprofessional Quality Improvement Leadership Team. Journal of Interprofessional Education and Practice. 2016;3:5-7
4. Hudak ML [Lowenstein SR, Cumbler E*]. Imprinting Interprofessional Empathy through Preclinical Quality Improvement. American Medical Student Research Journal. 2016; 3(1)
5. Rigual D, Rove M, Robison Z, Koenig S, Snuttjer D, Nordenholz K, Cumbler E, Dodd G, Borgstede J. CT Expediency: A Time Reduction By Redesign. J Am Coll Radiol. 2015 Oct 22. pii: S1546-1440(15)00815-7. doi: 10.1016/j.jacr.2015.08.006. [Epub ahead of print]
6. Stevens-Lapsley JE, Loyd BL, Falvey JR, Figiel GJ, Kittelson AJ, Cumbler EU, Mangione KK. Progressive Multi-Component Home Based Physical Therapy Intervention for Deconditioned Older Adults Following Acute Hospitalization: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial. Clinical Rehabilitation. Clin Rehabil 0269215515603219, first published on September 3, 2015.
7. Cumbler E. In-hospital Stroke. The Neurohospitalist. 2015; 5: 173-181
8. Merrit F, Cumbler E. Multicomponent Assessment, Treatment, And Prevention Of Delirium In Hospitalized Patients. Hospital Medicine Practice. March 2015; 3 (3): 1-22
9. Wannamaker E, Tad-y D, Cumbler E. Quality Improvement (QI) Through Post-Discharge Telephone Assessment: A Model for Student- Centered QI. American Medical Student Research Journal. 2015; 2(1):167-173
10. Cumbler E, Simpson J. Code Stroke: Multi-center experience with in-hospital stroke alerts. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2015;10(3):179-83
11. Mramor B, Hagman J, Ford D, Oman K, Cumbler E. Purposeful Visits for Hospitalized Older Adults. Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 2014;10:1-6
12. Tad-y D, Price L, Cumbler E, Levin D, Wald H, Glasheen J. An Experiential Quality Improvement Curriculum for the Inpatient Setting – Part 1: Design Phase of a QI Project. MedEdPORTAL; 2014. Available from:publication/9841
13. Pell J, Cheung D, Cumbler E. Don’t fuel the fire: decreasing IV haloperidol use in high risk patients via a customized electronic alert. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2014 Nov;21(6):1109-12
14. Cumbler E, Wald H, Bhatt D, Cox M, Xian Y, Reeves M, Smith EE, Schwamm L, Fonarow GC. Quality of Care and Outcomes for In-hospital Ischemic Stroke: Findings from the National Get With The Guidelines-Stroke. Stroke 2014;45:231-8
15. Hudak, M, Graves A, Reichelt K, Sweigart J, Harry E, Glasheen J, Jones W, Cumbler E. What Makes a Positive Deviant: Utilizing common themes in best practice stroke hospitals to influence institutional quality improvement. American Journal of Medical Quality. 2014;29:170
16. Cumbler E, Castillo L, Satorie L, Ford D, Hagman J, Hodge T, Price L, Wald H. Culture change in infection control: Applying psychological principles to improve hand hygiene. Journal of Nursing Care Quality 2013;28(4): 304-11
17. Cumbler E, Simpson J, Rosenthal L, Likowski D. Inpatient Falls – Defining the Problem and Identifying Possible Solutions. Part II: Application of Quality Improvement Principles to Hospital Falls. Neurohospitalist 2013; 3:203-208. Interview featured in The Neurohospitalist Podcast Series: Inpatient Falls: a conversation with Dr. Ethan Cumbler. Available at:
18. Cumbler E, Simpson J, Rosenthal L, Likowski D Inpatient Falls: Defining the Problem and Identifying Possible Solutions. Part I: An Evidence-Based Review. Neurohospitalist 2013; 3:135-143
19. Cheung D, Wolfe B, Wald H, Cumbler E. Unsafe Use of Intravenous Haloperidol: Evaluation of Recommendation-Concordant Care among Hospitalized Elderly. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2013;61:160-161
20. Cumbler E, Herman C, Pierce JR Jr. The Electronic Health Record and Improving Quality for Hospitalized Elderly. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2012; 60:2177-2178
21. Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Zerzan J, Rosen S, Brandenburg S, Aagaard E, Wald H. Competency-Based Test of Inpatient Geriatric Management for Residents and Medical Students. MedEdPORTAL; 2012. Available from: publication/9180.
Also available on Directory and Repository of Educational Assessment Measures (DREAM). dream
22. Murphy P, Smith D, Vislosky M, Tripputi M, Cumbler E, Blakie J, Wilde M, Jones W, Zachrich C, Elser P, Leonard K. The Impact of a Statewide Stroke Quality Improvement Program: Colorado Stroke Alliance and Colorado Stroke Registry. J Neurosci Nurs. 2011 Oct;43(5):246-52.
23. West M, Cumbler E. Acute Ischemic Stroke. Hospital Medicine Clinics. 2012; 1:e223-e237
24. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E, Trosterman A, Wald H, Brandenburg S, Aagaard E. Determining Need for Remediation Through Post-rotation Evaluations. Journal of Graduate Medical Education. 2012;4:47-51
25. Cumbler E, Zaemisch R, Graves A, Brega K, Jones W. Improving Response Time for In-Hospital Stroke Alerts: Applying Quality Improvement Methodology to the Inpatient Neurologic Emergency. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2012;7:137-141
26. Cumbler E, Likosky D. In-Hospital falls: evaluation and response. Continuum Lifelong Learning Neurol 2011;17(6)
27. Cumbler E. Transient Ischemic Attack. BMJ Point-of-Care. Epocrates Online [database on the Internet]. San Mateo (CA): Epocrates, Inc. c2006 [continuously updated; cited 2008 July 15]. Available from: and pointofcare.. First edition published July 15 2008. Updated May 2011 and October 2014
28. Cumbler E, Rosenthal L. Evaluation of Peripheral Edema. BMJ Point-of-Care. Epocrates Online [database on the Internet}. San Mateo (CA): Epocrates, Inc c2006 [continuously updated; cited 2008 ]. Available from: . First edition published July 15 2008. Updated November 2009, May 2011 and October 2014
29. Wald H, Glasheen JJ, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Cumbler E. Evaluation of A Hospitalist-run Acute Care for the Elderly Service. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2011;6:313-321
30. Johnston SC, Albers GW, Gorelick PB, Cumbler E, Klingman J, Ross MA, Briggs M, Carlton J, Vaince U. National Stroke Association Recommendations for Systems of Care for TIA. Annals of Neurology 2011;69:872-877
31. Cumbler E, Wald H, Kutner J, Jones W, Smith D. Quality of Care for In-hospital Stroke: Analysis of a Statewide Registry. Stroke 2011;42:207-210
32. Cumbler E, Anderson T, Neumann R, Jones W, Brega K. Stroke Alert Program Improves Recognition and Evaluation Time of In-Hospital Ischemic Stroke. Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease. 2009;19:494-496
33. Cumbler E, Wald H, Kutner J. Patients Lack Knowledge of Their Hospital Medicines. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2009; 5:83-86
34. Cumbler E. CHAMP Curriculum: A Review. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2009;57:1915-1916
35. Cumbler E, Lyle HL, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Wald H. Vulnerability Assessment on Hospital Admission Predicts Need for Placement upon Discharge for Elderly Patients. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2009; 57:944-946
36. Cumbler E, Furfari K, Guerrasio J. Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease Presenting as Severe Depression: A case report. Cases Journal 2009;2:122
37. Cumbler E, Glasheen JJ. Transient Ischemic Attack- Risk Stratification Tools: Which Patients Require Hospital Admission: Journal of Hospital Medicine 2009;4:247-51
38. Cumbler E, Carter J, Kutner J. Failure at the Transition of Care: Challenges in the Discharge of the Vulnerable Elderly Patient. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2008;349-352
39. Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Kim J, Glasheen J. Use of Medications for Insomnia in the Hospitalized Geriatric Population. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2008; 56:579-581
40. Cumbler E, Glasheen J, Teaching Patient Safety via a Structured Review of Medical Errors: A Novel Approach to Educating Residents about Medical Error, Disclosure, and Malpractice. MedEdPORTAL; 2007. Available from:
41. Chen CS, Cumbler EU, Triebling AT. Coagulopathy due to Celiac Disease Presenting as Intramuscular Hemorrhage. Journal of General Internal Medicine 2007. 22(11):1608-1612
42. Cumbler E, Glasheen JJ. Management of Blood Pressure after Acute Ischemic Stroke: An Evidence-Based Guide for the Hospitalist. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2007;2:261-267
Book Chapters
43. Tad-y D. Cumbler E. Teaching and Feedback. Hospital Medicine. In press
Publications- Non-Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
44. Cumbler E, Ayres E, Nogar C, Wray K, Clemons J. In the Literature: Physician Reviews of Hospital Medicine-Related Research. The Hospitalist. 2016. Vol 20 (2):12-14
45. Inman R, Bridenstine M, Cumbler E. When Should Hypopituitarism Be Suspected. Key Clinical Question. The Hospitalist. 2015; 19;5: Available at:
46. Cumbler E, Bowden K, Scott S, Vestal R, Hary E, Ngov L, Patel H. In the Literature: Physician Reviews of Hospital Medicine-Related Literature. The Hospitalist 2015;19:9-11
47. Czernick Z, Wolfe B, Cumbler E. Should Patients with an Unprovoked VTE Be Screened for Malignancy or a Hypercoagulable State? The Hospitalist 2014; Dec 2nd
48. Cumbler E, Simpson J, Virapongse A, Antar A, Czernik Z, Nogar C, King C, Jones C. In the Literature: Physician Reviews of Hospital Medicine-Related Literature. The Hospitalist 2013;17:13-19
49. Cumbler E. Ischemic Stroke in Clinical Decision Support: Hospital Medicine; edited by Wiese J, Auerbach A, Glasheen J, Li J. 2013. Decision Support in Medicine, LLC. Wilmington, DE.
50. Cumbler E. Management of Hypertension after Ischemic Stroke in Clinical Decision Support: Hospital Medicine, edited by Wiese J, Auerbach A, Glasheen J, Li J. 2013. Decision Support in Medicine, LLC. Wilmington, DE.
51. Cumbler E, Sweigart JR, Furfari K, Thurman L, del Pino-Jones AK, Simpson J, West M, Zehnder N. In the Literature: Physician Reviews of Hospital Medicine-Related Literature. The Hospitalist. 2012;16:12-17
52. Harry E, Sweigart J, Reichelt K, Hudak M, Glasheen J, Price L, Tad-Y D, Levin D, Graves A, Cumbler E. Striving to Save 21 Million Neurons Through Quality Improvement. Society of Hospital Medicine Online Shared Database of Quality Improvement Initiatives. Feb 2012. Available at:
53. Cumbler E, Egan E, Rossi C, Aagaard E. Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance. Online Educational Module for Internal Medicine Residents. Revised Feb 2011. Available at:
54. Pierce JR Jr, Kearney D, Cumbler E. Using a Checklist to Evaluate Hospitalized Patients Who Suffer a Fall. The Portal of Geriatric Online Education (POGOe); 4/15/2011 Available at: under product ID #20749
55. Cumbler E, Egan E, Rossi C, Aagaard E. Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance. Online Educational Module for Internal Medicine Residents. Feb 2010. Available at:
56. Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Zerzan J, Rosen S, Wald H. Competency-Based Test of Inpatient Geriatric Management Skills for Residents and Medical Students. The Portal of Geriatric Online Education (POGOe); 12/09/2009. Available at: under product ID #20596
Awarded “Editor’s Choice” #1 ranked educational product by POGOe. 10,500 views in the first year.
57. Egan, EA, Cumbler E, Grout J, Guerrasio J, Zehnder N, Zerzan J. In the Literature: The Latest Research You Need to Know. The Hospitalist 2009;13 (8):9-10
58. Glasheen JJ, Cumbler E. A Clarion Call: Hospitalists and Stroke. The Hospitalist 2009;13(6)
59. Cumbler E. Statin Use in the Acute Setting. ACP Hospitalist January 2009
60. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E, Youngwerth J, Wald H. Incontinence and Urinary Catheters for the Inpatient Physician. The Portal of Geriatric Online Education (POGOe); 11/27/2008. Available at: under product ID #20296.
61. Cumbler E. Falls for the Inpatient Physician. Translating Knowledge Into Action. The Portal of Online Geriatric Education (POGOe); 6/19/08, revised 10/13/2012 Available at: under product ID# 20212.
62. Egan, EA, Cumbler E, Glasheen J. How Do You Start A Residents’ Quality Improvement Program. SGIM Forum 2008;31:8-11
63. Cumbler E, Egan EA, Rossi C, Aaguard E. Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance. Online Educational Module for Internal Medicine Residents. May 2008. Available at:
64. Cumbler E, Egan E. Feedback Failures: Just as a World War II Naval Disaster Stranded its Victims, Weaknesses in the Discharge Process can Leave Patients Unaccounted for at Follow-up. The Hospitalist April 2008; 12(4):45-46
65. Cumbler E. What is the Best Medical Therapy for the Secondary Prevention of Stroke? The Hospitalist October 2007; 11(10):34-35
66. Cumbler E, Trosterman A. The Psychology of Error. The Hospitalist 2007; 11(11): 34-35
67. Cumbler E, Egan E, Guerrasio J. In the Literature : the latest research you need to know. The Hospitalist 2007; 11(11): 9-12
68. Glasheen J, Cumbler E, Woodmansee W, Youngwerth J, Carter J. In the literature. The Hospitalist, 2006; 10(7):31-34.
Letters to the Editor
69. Wald H, Cumbler E. Regarding the acute care of the elderly model. JAMA Intern Med. 2014;174(10):1709.
70. Borne R, Cumbler E, Glasheen J. Reducing Polypharmacy: Is Hospitalization the Right Time? Arch Intern Med. 2011;171(9):869-870Archives of Internal Medicine.2011;171:869-870
71. Levin D, Cumbler E, Carter J, Glasheen J, Jones W, Smith D. Warfarin Therapy with INR < 1.7 Not Associated with Increased Risk of Symptomatic Intracranial Hemorrhage after Intravenous Thrombolysis. Archives of Neurology 2011;68:135
72. Stickrath, C. Cumbler E, Glasheen JJ. Improving Stroke Outcomes through Collaboration and Hospitalist-focused Training. Journal of Hospital Medicine 2009;4:327
73. Glasheen JJ, Cumbler E. Tailoring Internal Medicine Residency Training to Improve Hospitalist Outcomes. Innovations in Education. Archives of Internal Medicine 2009;169:204-205
74. Cumbler E, Glasheen JJ, Wald H. Alternative Solutions to the Geriatric Workforce Deficit. American Journal of Medicine 2008;121:e21
Abstracts/Paper Presentations
75. Hagman J, Sameulson L, Cheung D, Czernik Z, Cumbler E. Maximizing the Scope of RN Practice in an Elder Care Inpatient Unit. Evidence-based Medicine Symposium- Submitted. Denver CO.
76. Moutsoglou D, Merritt F, Cumbler E. Head of a lion, head of a goat, tail of a snake: A newly described etiology for spinal discitis/osteomyelitis. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver, CO. October 17th 2016.
77. Guyer K, Cumbler E, Persoff J. The $35,000 History. Medication Reconciliation is Everything in the Elderly. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver, CO. October 17th 2016.
78. Czernik Z, Cheung D, Cumbler E. Accelerating the Pace of Change: Standardizing Anticoagulation Practice for the Elderly in the Era of Direct Oral Anticoagulants. National Society of General Internal Medicine Conference. Hollywood Florida. May 11th-14th 2016
79. Ballou M, Sortman S, Dietrich C, Sutton S, Maroni P, Scott B, Cumbler E, Zach Robison, Rove M. Perioperative Pit Crew: Ready, Set, Start On Time! Presented at: American Society of Peri-anesthesia Nurses (ASPN) National Conference. Philadelphia PA. April 10-16, Also presented at 3rd Annual Educational Scholarship and Innovation Symposium. February 2015. Aurora, CO. Also presented at Association of perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN) National Conference. Anaheim, CA. April 2-6th 2016. Also presented at the Rocky Mountain Evidence-based Practice Conference 4/15/2016. Awarded audience choice poster recognition.
80. Rigual D, Robison Z, Rove M, Koenig S, Porzondek J, Snuttjer D, Nordenholz K, Cumbler E, Dodd G, Borgstede J. Reduction in Length of Stay for Emergency Department Patients Undergoing CT Scans by Redesigning Technician Assistant and Transporter Workflow. American College of Radiology National Meeting. Washington DC. May 17th-21st 2015.
81. Anderson M, Bennett HJ, Cumbler E, McDevitt K, Robison Z, Stoneback J. Geriatric Hip Fracture Care: Fixing a Fragmented System. Institute for Healthcare Improvement 27th Annual National Forum, Received The Permanente Journal Service Quality Award Orlando, Florida. December 6-9, 2015. Also presented as invited podium presentation at the 28th Annual Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium. Denver Colorado April 14th-15th 2016.
82. Cumbler E, Herzke C, Smalligan R, Glasheen J, Pierce J. The Visiting Professorship in Hospital Medicine: A new twist for a young specialty. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015. Innovations Finalist RIV competition.
83. Glasheen JJ, Jones D, Kneeland PP, Cumbler E, Wiler JL, Armstrong G, Caffrey SJ, Hyman D, Pierce RG. The Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency: Organizational Transformation in an Academic Medical Center. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015
84. Glasheen JJ, Cumbler E, Kneeland PP, Wiler JL, Hyman D, Armstrong G, Caffrey SJ, Robison Z, Gomez B, Lane M, Rove, M, Bennett H, Pierce RG Developing Frontline Teams to Drive Health System Transformation. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015. Awarded Top Innovations Poster/Abstract National RIV competition.
85. Tad-y D, Cumbler E, Kneeland P, Pierce R, Anoff D, and Glasheen JJ The LaunchPad: A Professional Development Program for Academic Hospitalist Faculty. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015. Also presented at the 3rd Annual Educational Scholarship and Innovation Symposium. February 2015. Aurora, CO.
86. Czernik Z, Hagman J, Sameulson L, Cheung D, Cumbler E. Standardizing the Discharge to Skilled Nursing Facility Process on an Elder Care Inpatient Unit in a Tertiary Care Academic Medical Center. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015. Also presented at Rocky Mountain Research Symposium. Denver, CO. April 10th 2015. Also presented at University of Colorado Department of Medicine Quality and Safety Symposium. Aurora Co. November 18th 2015.
87. Anderson M, Stonebeck J, Mcdevitt K, Cumbler E. How to Transform Geriatric Hip Fracture Care: Application of Change Management and Human-Factors Engineering Principles. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 2015
88. Hudak M, Graves A, Reichelt K, Sweigart J, Harry E, Glasheen J, Jones W, Cumbler E. Positive Deviance in Acute Ischemic Stroke Care: Qualitative Methodology to Identify Themes Promoting Rapid Treatment in Best Practice Hospitals. Mentored Medical Student Scholarly Activity Capstone Presentation. March 3rd 2015. Top voted poster in theme of public health and epidemiology.
89. Wannamaker E, Bowden B, Cumbler E, Price L, Tad-y D. Improving Transitions of Care Through Follow-Up Phone Calls for Hospitalized, Elderly Patients. Mentored Medical Student Scholarly Activity Capstone Presentation. March 3rd 2015. Adler Mentored Scholarly Activity Scholarship Finalist.
90. Hagman J, Sameulson L, Cheung D, Czernick Z, Cumbler E. Standardizing the Discharge to Skilled Nursing Facility Process on an Elder Care Inpatient Unit in an Academic Medical Center. 27th Annual Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium. Denver CO. Accepted for presentation April 10th 2014
91. Kosir AM, Falvey JR, Loyd BJ, Bilyeu C, Cumbler E, Mangione K, Stevens-Lapsley JE. High-Intensity Physical Therapy Improves Functional Outcomes in Older Adult Following Acute Hospitalization. International Conference on Frailty & Sarcopenia. Boston, MA, April 2015.
92. Loyd B, Nolte M, Kittelson A, Figiel G, Falvey J, Cumbler E, Mangione K, Stevens-Lapsley JE. Progressive Multi-Component Home Based Physical Therapy Intervention Following Acute Hospitalization: A Small Randomized Control Trial. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, Indianapolis, IN, February 2015.
93. Chinn K, Hedlin M, Szalanski A, Tanabe K, Kneeland P, Cumbler E, Tad-y D, Pierce R. The Art and Science of Whiteboard Utilization. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO, Oct 10th 2014
94. Roles L, Cumbler E. Communication cards: A novel quality improvement intervention to better elder patient provider communication on the University of Colorado hospital Acute Care for the Elderly unit. Medical Student Mentored Scholarly Activity Capstone. Aurora, CO. March 6th 2014. Awarded Adler Mentored Scholarly Activity Scholarship for 2014 ($12,500).
95. Pierce JR Jr, Smalligan RD, Cumbler E. U. Junior faculty exchange program assists mid-career clinician-educators increase scholarly activity and meet promotion requirements. Association of American Medical Colleges Group on Faculty Affairs, Boston, MA. July 18th 2014
96. Christine D. Jones, Julia Clemons, Ethan Cumbler, Ben Honigman, Darren A. DeWalt, Eric A. Coleman, Robert Burke, Heidi Wald. Hospital to home health care transition: a gap analysis of targets for quality improvement. National Society of General Internal Medicine Conference. San Diego, CA. April 23rd 2014. Oral presentation.
97. Cumbler E, Ford D, Sameulson L, Hagman J. “From the Bedside to the Boardroom: Development of an Interprofessional Leadership Team. Society of Hospital Medicine National Conference. March 25th 2014. Also presented at NICHE Annual Meeting. San Diego CA, April 6th 2014. Also presented at Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research and Evidence-based Practice Symposium. Denver CO. March 6th 2014
98. Clemons J, Hansen M, Mann A, Cheung D, Perica K, Cumbler E, Virapongse A. The “PAS”, Present, and Future of Admission Medication Reconciliation. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Meeting. January 31st 2014. Also presented at the American College of Physicians Associates Meeting. Denver Colorado May 13th, 2014. Awarded first place for research abstract. Also presented at Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO, August 15th 2013
99. Kurche JS, Peters L, Renteria S, Tad-y D, Cumbler E. A pox in the house: Varicella zoster virus encephalitis masquerading as acute delirium. Mountain West Society of General Internal Medicine Meeting. Denver CO, October 25th 2013
100. Jain S, Stichmann J, Boyer P, Cumbler E. In Search of Giants: Disease Confluence, Tangents, and Distractions in Temporal Arteritis. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO, August 15th 2013
101. Cumbler E, Wald H, Bhatt DL, Cox M, Xian Y, Reeves M, Smith EE, Schwamm L, Fonarow GC. National Quality of Care and Outcomes for In-hospital Ischemic Stroke. Oral Research Presentation. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. May 18 2013.
Society of Hospital Medicine: 2013 RIV Abstract Issue, Volume 8, May 2013 Abstract Supplement
102. Cumbler E, Castillo L, Satorie L, Ford D, Hagman J, Hodge T, Wald H, Price L. Culture Change in Infection Control: Application of Psychological Principles to Hand Hygiene. Oral Innovations Presentation. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. May 18 2013.
Society of Hospital Medicine: 2013 RIV Abstract Issue, Volume 8, May 2013 Abstract Supplement
Received First Place Award for Innovation Oral Presentation.
Article highlighting this research “Applied Psychology Helps Improve Hand Hygiene” published in The Hospitalist Volume 17 No 9 September 2013.
103. Cumbler E, Castillo L, Satorie L, Ford D, Hagman J, Hodge T, Wald H, Price L. Culture Change in Infection Control: Application of Psychological Principles to Hand Hygiene. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. September 27 2012
Received First Place Award for Research/Innovation Overall
104. Cumbler E, Bretz MN, Jensen A. In-Hospital Stroke Response: A Multi-State Team-Based Quality Improvement Program. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. September 27 2012.
Received Third Place Award for Research/Innovation Overall
105. Wannamaker E, Bowden K, Cumbler E, Price L, Tad-y D. Improving Transitions of Care Through Follow-Up Phone Calls for Hospitalized, Elderly Patients. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. September 27 2012
Received Second Place Award for Research/Innovation for Housestaff
106. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E, Turcotte R, Anderson M, Aagaard E. Virtual Failure: Diagnostic Reasoning Analysis of Computer Case Simulation does NOT Correlate with Academic Performance in Medical Students. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. September 27 2012.
107. Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Zerzan J, Rosen S, Brandenburg S, Aagaard E, Wald H. Competency Based Test of Inpatient Geriatric Management Skills. Society of General Internal Medicine National Conference. Orlando Fl. May 11th 2012 2012
108. Cheung D, Wolfe B, Wald H, Cumbler E. Unsafe Use of Intravenous Haloperidol Pervasive in Hospitalized Elderly. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego CA. April 1-4 2012
109. Tad-y D, Price L, Levin D, Cumbler E, Guthrie M, Wald H, Glasheen J. An Experiential, Longitudinal Interprofessional QI Curriculum for Hospitalist Residents. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego CA. April 1-4 2012
110. Sweigart J, Reichelt K, Harry E, Hudak M, Glasheen J, Price L, Tad-Y D, Levin D, Graves A, Cumbler E. Striving to Save 21 Million Neurons Through Quality Improvement. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego CA. April 1-4 2012
111. Jennings K, Cumbler E. Signs of Catastrophe: Characterizing Acute In-hospital Strokes. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego CA. April 1-4 2012
112. Hudak M, Graves A, Reichelt K, Sweigart J, Harry E, Glasheen J, Jones W, Cumbler E. Positive Deviance in Acute Ischemic Stroke Care: Qualitative Methodology to Identify Themes Promoting Rapid Treatment in Best Practice Hospitals. International Stroke Conference. New Orleans LO. Feb 1-4 2012
113. Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Zerzan J, Rosen S, Brandenburg S, Aagaard E, Wald H. Competency Based Test of Inpatient Geriatric Management Skills. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. Oct 4-6 2011
Received Award for Innovations-3rd place.
114. Cheung D, Wolfe B, Wald H, Cumbler E. Unsafe Use of Intravenous Haloperidol Pervasive in Hospitalized Elderly. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. Oct 4-6 2011
115. Hudak M, Graves A, Reichelt K, Sweigart J, Harry E, Glasheen J, Jones W, Cumbler E. Positive Deviance in Acute Ischemic Stroke Care: Qualitative Methodology to Identify Themes Promoting Rapid Treatment in Best Practice Hospitals. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. Oct 4-6 2011
116. Sweigart J, Reichelt K, Harry E, Hudak M, Glasheen J, Price L, Tad-Y D, Levin D, Graves A, Cumbler E. Striving to Save 21 Million Neurons Through Quality Improvement. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. Oct 4-6 2011
117. Harry E, Cumbler E, Dwinnell B, Tad-y D, Price L, Glasheen J, Mayer D, Trosterman A. Patient Safety Organizations: A Mechanism to Protect and Enhance Education around Quality Improvement. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver CO. Oct 4-6 2011
118. Pierce JR, Kearney D, Cumbler E. Development of a Post-Fall Multidisciplinary Checklist to Evaluate the In-Patient Fall. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference Dallas Texas. May 10-13 2011. Available on the web at:
119. Mramor W, Hagman J, Ford D, Cumbler E. Purposeful Visits For Hospitalized Elderly Patients: Program Impact on Orientation, Agitation, and Mood. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Dallas Texas. May 10-13 2011.
Awarded First Place Award for National Innovation in Hospital Medicine.
120. Graves A, Cumbler E, Zaemish R, Jones W, Brega K. University of Colorado Hospital In-Hospital Stroke Alert Improvement Project. Podium Presentation. Rocky Mountain Regional Multidisciplinary Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium: Partnering to Improve Patient Outcomes Through Research & Evidence-Based Practice. Denver Colorado. March 18th 2011
121. Mramor W, Hagman J, Ford D, Cumbler E. Purposeful Visits for Hospitalized Elderly Patients: Program Impact on Orientation, Agitation, and Mood. Podium Presentation. Rocky Mountain Regional Multidisciplinary Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium: Partnering to Improve Patient Outcomes Through Research & Evidence-Based Practice. Denver Colorado. March 18th 2011
122. Graves A, Cumbler E, Zaemish R, Jones W, Brega K. University of Colorado Hospital In-Hospital Stroke Alert Improvement Project. International Stroke Conference 2011. Los Angeles California. February 9-10th 2011
123. Levin D, Smith DB, Cumbler E, Jones W. Antiplatelet and anticoagulation therapy at the time of acute ischemic stroke neither precludes nor complicates intravenous thrombolysis. International Stroke Conference 2011. Los Angeles California. February 9-10th 2011
124. Smith D, Murphy P, Jones W, Cumbler E. Return Home: A Practical Measure of IV-tPA Efficacy. International Stroke Conference 2011. Los Angeles California. February 9-10th 2011
125. Graves A, Cumbler E, Zaemish R, Jones W, Brega K. University of Colorado Hospital In-Hospital Stroke Alert Improvement Project State of the Art Nursing Symposium Conference 2011. Los Angeles California. February 9-10th 2011
126. Jennings K, Cumbler E. Signs of Catastrophe: Characterizing Acute In-hospital Strokes. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium Denver Colorado. Oct 4-5th 2010
127. Hodges S, Lavelle J, Cumbler E. Not Your Mothers Gallstones. Recurrent Cholangitis Associated with Bilirubin Stones. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Colorado. Oct 4-5th 2010
128. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E. Anderson M, Guiton G, Hodgson C, Aagaard E. A Computerized Patient Case Simulator: A Window Into How We Think. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Colorado. Oct 4-5th 2010
129. Dalton K, Tad-y D, Cumbler E. A Penetrating Etiology of Chest Pain. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Colorado. Oct 4-5th 2010-Semifinalist QuantiaMD/Journal Watch National Case Challenge Competition
130. Mramor W, Hagman J, Ford D, Cumbler E. Purposeful Visits For Hospitalized Elderly Patients: Program Impact on Orientation, Agitation, and Mood. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium Oct 4-5th 2010
131. Cumbler E, Smith D, Murphy P, Jones W, Wald H, Kutner J. Quality of Care for In-hospital Stroke: Analysis of a Statewide Registry. J Hosp Med. 2010;5(3)(suppl 2):S23.
132. Cumbler E, Smith D, Murphy M, Jones J, Wald H, Kutner J. Quality of Care for In-hospital Stroke: Analysis of a State-Wide Registry. Poster Abstract. Society of Hospital Medicine National Meeting Academic Leadership Summit. Washington DC. April 8, 2010
133. Green E, Stickrath C, Dudekula A, Nichol A, Misky G, Cumbler E. Improving Communication between Inpatient Medicine Teams and Outside Primary Care Physicians. Poster Abstract. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO. October 5, 2009
134. Cumbler E, Smith D, Murphy M, Jones W, Wald H, Kutner J. Quality of Care for In-hospital Stroke: Analysis of a State-Wide Registry. Poster Abstract. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO. October 5, 2009
135. Wald HL, Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Glasheen JJ. Evaluation of an Acute Care for the Elderly Hospital Medicine Service. Poster Abstract. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO October 5, 2009
136. Zaemisch R, Graves A, Jones W, Cumbler E. Improving the Quality and Timing of Inpatient Stroke Alerts. Poster Abstract. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium October 5, 2009
137. Cumbler E, Wald HL, Kutner J. Patient Ability and Desire to Participate in Hospital Medication Safety. Poster Abstract. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium, Denver Colorado. October 5, 2009
138. Wald HL, Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Glasheen JJ. Evaluation of an Acute Care for the Elderly Hospital Medicine Service. Poster Abstract and Presentation, National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Chicago Il. May 16th 2009
139. Cumbler E, Lyle C, Guerrasio J, Younwerth J, Wald H. Geriatric Vulnerability Assessment On Hospital Admission Predicts Need For Placement After Discharge. Poster Abstract. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference, Chicago Il. May 16th 2009
140. Cumbler E, Wald HL, Kutner J. Patient Ability and Desire to Participate in Hospital Medication Safety. Poster Abstract. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference, Chicago Il. May 16th 2009
141. Cumbler E, Anderson T, Neumann R, Jones W, Brega K. In-hospital Stroke Alert Program to Improve Process Quality for Cerebrovascular Accidents Occurring During Hospitalization. Poster Abstract. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference, Chicago Il. May 16th 2009
142. Wald HL, Cumbler E, Guerrasio J, Youngwerth J, Glasheen JJ. Evaluation of an Acute Care for the Elderly Hospital Medicine Service. Poster Abstract, Hartford/Jahnigen Center of Excellence in Geriatrics 2009 Symposium. February 12 2009
143. Cumbler E, Lyle C, Guerrasio J, Younwerth J, Wald H. Geriatric Vulnerability Assessment On Hospital Admission Predicts Need For Placement After Discharge. Poster Abstract and Presentation, Hartford/Jahnigen Center of Excellence in Geriatrics 2009 Symposium. February 12 2009
144. Cumbler E, Lyle C, Guerrasio J, Younwerth J, Wald H. Geriatric Vulnerability Assessment On Hospital Admission Predicts Need For Placement After Discharge. Poster Abstract, University of Colorado Department of Medicine Sixth Annual Research Day. November 1st 2008
145. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E, Trosterman A, Brandenburg S, Aagaard E. Post Rotation Evaluation Characteristics And Their Ability To Identify Residents In Need Of Remediation. University of Colorado Department of Medicine Sixth Annual Research Day. November 1st 2008.
146. Cumbler E, Lyle C, Guerrasio J, Younwerth J, Wald H. Geriatric Vulnerability Assessment On Hospital Admission Predicts Need For Placement After Discharge. Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. September 19, 2008
147. Guerrasio J, Cumbler E, Trosterman A, Brandenberg S, Aagaard E. A Case Control Comparison Of Evaluations And Their Ability to Detect Residents In Need Of Remediation. Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Sept 19, 2008
148. Cumbler EC, Glasheen JJ. A Fresh Look at How to Teach Patient Safety: Utilizing Structured Review of Medical Errors. Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium September 20, 2007
149. Moulds K, Cumbler E. A Study Looking at Medication Errors in the Geriatric Population During the Transition Time. Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium September 20, 2007
150. Santillano DR, Cumber E. Monitoring Quality of Care and Performance with a Database Management Strategy. Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium September 20, 2007
151. Horn C, Cumbler E. Pulmonary Edema in a 15 year old Basketball Player, Poster Abstract, Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Sept 20, 2007
152. Glasheen JJ, Trosterman A, Youngwerth J, Carter JE, Cumbler E, Chu E, Reid M. A Novel Internal Medicine Hospitalist Training Program. Poster Abstract. Association of Program Directors Meeting, San Diego, California, April 17, 2007
153. Wignakumar V, Cumbler E, Charash W, Prince M, Ochoa J, Kearney F. Successful Non-operative Treatment of Adults with Blunt Splenic Injuries. Presented at Scientific Meeting of the Faculty of Accident and Emergency Medicine, Oxford, England. Sep. 27-30, 1998.
Patient Education Materials/Other Scholarship
154. Improving In-Hospital Stroke through Quality Improvement Interventions Webinar. Developed Oct 26th 2010. Available through the National Stroke Association at:
155. Geriatric Admission Order Set- Implemented Jan 2010. Transitioned to EMR version Jan 2013, updated 2016.
156. Acute Care for the Elderly Patient Handout-Developed Jan 2008. Continuously updated
Conference Organization
2014-2015 Chair of ABIM Maintenance of Certification Pre-course National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Las Vegas NV. March 2014
2014-2015 Senior Chair of Innovations Competition-. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Las Vegas, NV. March 2014
2013 Innovations Poster Competition Judge - National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. May 17th
2012 Innovations Poster Competition Judge- National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference San Diego CA. April 1st
2012 Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Update in Hospital Medicine Conference Vail Colorado. January 18th -21st
2011 Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Update in Hospital Medicine. Breckenridge Colorado. February 23rd -26th
2010 Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Update in Hospital Medicine Conference. Breckenridge Colorado. February 23rd-25th
2010 Stroke Summit- Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Colorado. October 4th
2009 Geriatric Summit- Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Colorado. October 5th
Academic Presentations
Invited Presentations
National/International Conferences
1. How to Demonstrate and Sell the Value of Geriatrics. American Geriatrics Society National Meeting. Long Beach California. May 22nd 2016
2. Leading Change in Geriatrics. Faculty for Two Day Leadership and Management Course. CALTCM Multi-campus Program in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Long Beach California. April 1-2nd 2016
3. Assessment and Management of Delirium- National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego CA. March 6th 2016
4. Taking the Confusion out of Confusion- Delirium Management and Treatment- National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 30th 2015
5. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. March 29th 2015
6. Leading Change in Geriatrics. Faculty for Two Day Leadership and Management Course. UCLA Multi-campus Program in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Long Beach California. March 13-14th 2015.
7. Guerilla Leadership: Front-line Teams and Change in Health Care. Keynote Address to District VIII Perinatology Conference. Denver Colorado. May 29th 2014
8. Leading Change in Geriatrics. Faculty for Two Day Leadership and Management Course. UCLA Multi-campus Program in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Long Beach California. March 28-29th 2014
9. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification- Hospital-based Medicine 2013 Module. Society of Hospital Medicine National Conference. Las Vegas, NV. March 25th 2014
10. Harnessing Existing Resources to Support Hospitalist’s Care for Vulnerable Older Patients. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. May 17th 2013
11. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Washington DC. May 16th 2013
12. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. American College of Physicians National Conference. San Francisco CA. April 13th 2013 Audio recording and slides available through the American College of Physicians at page 9
13. Leadership in Hospital Medicine. Faculty for Two Day Leadership and Management Course. UCLA Multi-campus Program in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Long Beach California. March 8-9 2013
14. Target Stroke: Saving Millions of Neurons by the Minute. International Stroke Conference 2013. Honolulu HI. February 5th 2013. Audio recording and slides available through the American Heart Association at:
15. Update in Hospital Medicine 2012. Society of General Internal Medicine National Conference. Orlando FL. May 12th 2012
16. Confused: Delirium or Dementia. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego California. April 2nd 2012
17. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. San Diego California. April 1st 2012
18. Opportunities for Leadership in Hospital Medicine. Faculty for Two Day Leadership and Management Course. UCLA Multi-campus Program in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Long Beach California. March 31st 2012
19. Acute Care for the Seriously Ill Older Adult. American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine Annual Assembly. Denver Colorado. March 7th 2012
20. In-Hospital Stroke: Train wreck or Well Oiled Machine? International Stroke Conference. New Orleans Louisiana. January 31st 2011
21. Hazards of Hospitalization in the Elderly: Preventing Catastrophe- An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Delirium and Falls. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Dallas TX. May 11th 2011
22. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference. Dallas TX. May 10th 2011
23. Leadership and Management in Geriatrics Course Faculty. UCLA/Reynolds Foundation Program. Model of Leadership in Geriatric Hospital Care presentation and leadership project mentor for five participants during seminar and for 5 month project follow-up coaching. Bakersfield CA. March 15th-16th 2011
24. Hazards of Hospitalization in the Elderly. Didactic Presentation. American College of Physicians National Meeting. San Diego CA. Video of Presentation available for purchase via ACP. March 7th 2011
25. Hazards of Hospitalization in the Elderly. Breakfast with the Professor Small Group Workshop. American College of Physicians National Meeting. San Diego CA. March 7th 2011
26. In-Hospital Stroke: Neurologic Emergency in the Inpatient Setting. Presentation to the American Heart Association- Stroke Quality Workshop. Honolulu HI. December 8th 2010
27. TIAs and Acute Ischemic Stroke: Management of Co-morbidity and Complications. Presentation to the American Heart Association- Stroke Quality Workshop. Honolulu HI. December 8th 2010
28. American Board of Internal Medicine MOC Module Hospital-Based Medicine. Presentation to American Society of Nephrology. Denver CO. November 18th 2010
29. Improving In-hospital Stroke Through Quality Improvement Interventions. National Stroke Association Webinar. Live CME Multistate Web Conference. October 26th 2010
30. Improving Care for the Hospitalized Elderly Workshop. Course Director. National Society of Hospital Medicine Conference Washington DC. April 9th 2010
31. National Stroke Alliance’s Expert Panel on Transient Ischemic Attack, Denver, CO. October 13-14, 2009
32. Altered Mental Status in the Elderly- The 2 Ds Dementia and Delirium. Presented to the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses Conference- Denver Health. Denver CO. April 13 2009
33. Society of Hospital Medicine Quality Summit. Chicago Il. October 2007
Regional/State Conferences
34. Positive Deviance. Building Blocks for Safety Conference- Colorado Hospital Association. Denver CO. December 12th 2016.
35. Emergence: Leading Change in Clinical Microsystems. Building Blocks for Safety Conference- Colorado Hospital Association. Denver CO. December 12th 2016.
36. Delirium: New Evidence in Evaluation and Management. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver Colorado. October 18th 2016
37. Emergence: Leading Change in Clinical Microsystems. Colorado Hospital Association. Antimicrobial Stewardship Initiative. May 6th 2016.
38. Emergence: Leading Change in Clinical Microsystems. Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research and Evidence-based Practice Symposium: Improving Outcomes Through Collaboration. Denver CO. April 15th 2016.
39. In-Hospital Stroke: Evaluation and Management. Florida Stroke Conference. Deerfield Beach FL. May 2nd 2015
40. Is This a Talk on Delirium or am I Just Hallucinating? Keynote presentation at Rocky Mountain Chapter Society of Hospital Medicine Annual Meeting. Denver, CO. March 4th 2015.
41. Top “Less is More” Articles of the Year. Lown Institute Right Care Conference. Denver, CO. October 11th 2014.
42. Ants, Deviants, and Revolution in the Hospital. Plenary Presentation. Plenary Presentation. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver, CO. October 10th 2014
43. Hospital Medicine Update 2014. Plenary Presentation. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver, CO. October 9th 2014
44. In-hospital Stroke- close to care which can be far from perfect. Multistate Patient Safety and Risk Management Forum 2014. Denver, CO. October 9th 2014
45. ABIM Hospital-Based Medicine SEP. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Denver, CO. October 8th 2014
46. Top Hospitalist Articles 2014. 50th Annual Internal Medicine Program. Estes Park, CO. July 23rd 2014.
47. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine 2013 Module. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter meeting. Colorado Springs, CO. January 30th 2014
48. History of Medicine: What is new is old and what is old is new once more. Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium. Plenary Session. Denver CO. August 16th 2013
49. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine 2012 Module. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. August 14th 2013
50. Leading Change for Care of the Elderly. Keynote Speaker. NICHE Conference. Aurora CO. April 26th, 2013
51. Top Ten Articles of the Year in Internal Medicine. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Meeting. Colorado Springs Colorado. February 4th 2012
52. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification. Hospital-Based Medicine. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Meeting. Colorado Springs Colorado. February 2nd 2012
53. A Challenging Geriatric Case. Update in Hospital Medicine Vail Colorado. January 21st 2012
54. Management of Acute Stroke. Update in Hospital Medicine. Vail Colorado. January 20th 2012
55. Perioperative Delirium. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 7th 2011
56. Expert Discussant for Case on Medical Decision Making with Dr. Sanjay Saint at Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver Co. October 7th 2011
57. Dilemmas in Stroke Prevention and Management. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 6th 2011
58. American Board of Internal Medicine Maintenance of Certification Lecture on Hospital-based Medicine 2011 Module. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 5th 2011
59. Falls in the Health Care Setting: Risk and Risk Reduction. Presentation to Multi-State Risk Management and Patient Safety Conference. Denver CO. September 29th 2011
60. Controversies in Anticoagulation: Bridging and Emerging Therapies. Great Lakes Hospitalist Symposium. Detroit MI. April 29th 2011
61. Stroke and TIA: Mimics and Management. Great Lakes Hospitalist Symposium. Detroit MI. April 29th 2011
62. Acute Use of Statin Medications: Lipid Reduction and Pleotropic Effects Applied to Hospital Medicine. Update in Hospital Medicine. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Meeting. Breckenridge CO. February 26th 2011
63. Top Research of 2010. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Conference. Colorado Springs CO. February 5th 2011
64. ACP SEP Module in Hospital Based Medicine. American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Conference. Colorado Springs CO. February 3rd 2011
65. Challenges in Anticoagulation and Thromboembolism. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 5th 2010
66. Transient Ischemic Attack. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium Stroke Summit. Denver CO. October 4th 2010
67. Stroke Mimics. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium Stroke Summit. Denver CO. October 4th 2010
68. ACP SEP 2010 Update in Hospital-Based Internal Medicine. Presentation to Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 3rd 2010
69. Dilemmas in Anticoagulation. Great Lakes Hospitalist Symposium. Detroit IL. May 7th 2010
70. Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke. Great Lakes Hospitalist Symposium. Detroit IL. May 7th 2010
71. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. 2010 Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Chapter Update in Hospital Medicine. Breckinridge CO. February 17 2010
72. Top Articles of 2009. Plenary Speaker at 2010 American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Scientific Meeting Colorado Springs CO. February 6th 2010
73. American Board of Internal Medicine. Self-Evaluation Process (SEP) 2009 Update in Hospital-Based Internal Medicine Moderator. 2010 American College of Physicians Colorado Chapter Scientific Meeting Colorado Springs CO. February 4th 2010
74. In-Hospital Stroke: An Opportunity to Improve Care. American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. State-wide Web Conference. Washington State. January 12, 2009
75. In-hospital Stroke: Close to Care which can be Far From Optimal. American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Colorado Stroke Summit. Denver CO. December 10, 2009
76. Altered Mental Status in the Elderly: Dementia, Delirium, and More. The Colorado Chapter of the National Gerontological Nurses Association. Denver CO. November 5, 2009
77. ACP SEP 2008 Update in Hospital-Based Internal Medicine. Presentation to Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 6th 2009
78. Advances in Anticoagulation. Presentation to Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 6th 2009
79. Book to Bedside: How to Develop an Acute Stroke Management Service. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 5th 2009
80. Preventing and Managing Geriatric Falls. Rocky Mountain Hospitalist Symposium. Denver CO. October 5th 2009
81. The Hospitalist and Acute Ischemic Stroke. Society of Hospital Medicine Winter Summit-Breckenridge CO. February 21 2009
82. American College of Physicians SEP 2008 Update in Hospital-Based Internal Medicine. Presented at 2009 ACP Colorado Chapter Scientific Meeting Colorado Springs CO. February 5 2009
83. Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke. Presentation to Colorado Advanced Life Support- Estes Park CO. October 16 2009
84. The Role of Early Aggressive Lipid Lowering Therapy in Acute Medical Illness. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO. Sept 19 2008
85. Approach to the Care of the Hospitalized Elderly Patient. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO. September 19 2008
86. A Hospitalist on the Get With The Guidelines Stroke Team. Presentation to the American Heart Association/GWTG Arizona Stroke Workshop. June 27 2008
87. The Hospitalist Perspective on Ischemic Stroke. Presentation to the Colorado Stroke Alliance 2008 Colorado Stroke Alliance Summit Workshop. April 24 2008
88. The Role of Early Aggressive Lipid Lowering Therapy in Acute Medical Illness. Society of Hospital Medicine Rocky Mountain Symposium. Denver CO. September 20 2007
Invited Grand Rounds/Presentations at External Institutions
89. Emergence: Leading Change in Complexity and Positive Deviance Workshop: Health-one Rose Hospital Leadership Forum. Denver Colorado. October 26th 2016
90. Emergence: Leading Change in Complex Systems- Medical Center of the Rockies. Loveland CO. September 28th 2016
91. The Most Interesting Man in the World: How to give a memorable lecture. Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Internal Medicine Faculty Development Series. Boston MA. July 11th 2016. Available at:
92. Ants, Deviants, and Revolution in Care of the Elderly. Keynote address to 2nd annual Kern Medical Center Conference on Aging. Bakersfield CA. Sept 19th 2015
93. The Most Interesting Man in the World: Methods for Memorable Lectures. Banner-University Medical Center. Phoenix Arizona, June 5th 2015
94. The Most Interesting Man in the World: Delivering Memorable Lectures. Carl T. Hayden Veterans Administration Hospital. Phoenix, AZ. June 5th 2015
95. Top Literature of the Year. 43rd Annual Montrose Fall Clinics. Montrose, CO. September 26th 2014.
96. Practical Geriatric Management. 43rd Annual Montrose Fall Clinics. Montrose, CO. September 26th 2014.
97. Guerilla Leadership. 43rd Annual Montrose Fall Clinics. Montrose, CO. September 26th 2014.
98. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly: Practical Management for the Busy Clinician. Exempla Good Samaritan Hospital. Louisville CO. June 21st 2012
99. Visiting Professorship- University of New Mexico. Consultation for Faculty Mentorship, Resident and Medical Student Geriatric Education, and Hospitalist Training. Albuquerque NM. September 30th 2011
100. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. Banner Good Samaritan Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds. Phoenix Az. August 12th 2011
101. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. Carl T. Hayden Veterans Administration Morning Report. Phoenix Az. August 12th 2011
102. Challenges in Anticoagulation and Thromboembolism. Challenges Facing Primary Care Conference. St Mary’s Hospital. Grand Junction CO. May 7th 2011
103. Intervening to Prevent Recurrent Stroke and Transient Ischemic Attack: Follow-up Management in the Primary Care Setting. St Mary’s Hospital Grand Rounds Invited Presentation by the National Stroke Association. Grand Junction CO. October 19th 2010
104. Hospital Falls and Falls that Lead to Hospitalization. Geriatric Conference. University of New Mexico Albuquerque NM. September 9th 2010
105. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. University of New Mexico Grand Rounds. Albuquerque NM. September 8th 2010
106. Improving Care for the Hospitalized Elderly. Presentation to the Geriatric Advisory Board Meeting SCAN Heath Care. Long Beach CA. February 1st 2010
107. Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke. Presentation to St Mary’s Hospital CME conference. Grand Junction Colorado. September 16 2008
Presentations to Community Audiences
108. A Fugue of Medicine: How the History of Medicine Informs the Present. University of Colorado School of Medicine Mini-Med School. Denver, Colorado. September 14, 2016.
109. The History of Medicine- What is old is new and what is new will become old once more. University of Colorado School of Medicine Mini-Med School. Denver, Colorado. October 15th 2014
110. University of Colorado School of Medicine Mini-Med School. Stroke and Hypertension. September 25th 2013
111. University of Colorado School of Medicine Mini-Med School. Stroke and Hypertension. February 21st 2013.
112. Osher Life-long Learning Institute- Brain on the Line: Stroke Prevention and Treatment. Community outreach program. January 23rd 2013
Grand Rounds University of Colorado
113. The Most Interesting Man in the World: The Art of Story in Teaching and Medicine. Division of General Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. Denver CO. November 2nd 2016.
114. Leading Clinical Microsystems- Division of General Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. Denver, CO. November 17th 2015
115. Assessment and Management of Delirium- Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds. Denver, CO. December 1st 2014
116. What Makes an Exceptional Clinician: The Clinical Portfolio. Division of General Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. Denver CO. May 7th 2013
117. Delirium in the Acute Care Setting. Interdisciplinary Grand Rounds. University of Colorado Hospital. Aurora Colorado. April 9th 2012
118. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. University of Colorado Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. Denver CO. August 10th 2011
119. In-hospital Stroke: An Inpatient Neurologic Emergency. UCH Hospitalist Grand Rounds. Denver CO. August 2nd 2010
120. Literature Review. Rose Hospital Grand Rounds. Denver CO. July 27th 2010
121. Hospital Falls and Falls which Lead to Hospitalization. University of Colorado Geriatrics Grand Rounds. Denver CO. April 15th 2010
122. University of Colorado Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds-The Inpatient Ischemic Stroke. Denver CO. February 6 2009
123. Acute Ischemic Stroke and Management of Blood Pressure. UCH General Internal Medicine TMC CME Conference. Denver CO. December 4 2007
124. Management of Blood Pressure after Acute Ischemic Stroke. UCH Hospitalist Grand Rounds- Denver CO. 2007
Other Major Presentations at University of Colorado
(Excludes presentations to clinical ward teams)
125. Dissemination of Innovation- Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency. Core Lecture Series. October 25, 2016
126. Presenting to Influence- Pharmacy Leadership Certificate Program. October 18, 2016
127. Disruptive Innovation: Improvement versus Innovation. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency. Core Lecture Series. July 26th, 2016
128. Appreciative Inquiry- Applied Tool for Culture Change. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency. Core Lecture Series. July 26th, 2016
129. Dissemination of Quality Improvement Work. Health Care Innovation Scholars Program. July 26th 2016.
130. Presenting to Influence. Health Care Innovation Scholars Program. July 22nd 2016.
131. Effective Presentations. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency. Core Lecture Series. June 21, 2016
132. Creating High Functioning Teams. UCH Nursing Leadership Symposium. 6/6/2016.
133. The Most Interesting Man in the World: The Art of Story in Medicine and Teaching. IDPT 8004. Integrated Clinician Course for 4th year medical school class. May 17th 2016.
134. Doctoring and Clinical Survival Skills. ICC 7001. Integrated Clinician Course for 3rd year medical school class. March 18th 2016
135. High Functioning Teams. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. April 12th 2016.
136. Disclosure of Medical Error. Hospitalist Training Program Longitudinal Curriculum. March 2nd 2016
137. To IRB or not to IRB that is the Question: QI versus Research. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. February 23rd 2016.
138. Positive Deviance: Learning from the Exceptional. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. February 9th 2016.
139. Dissemination of Quality Improvement- Hospitalist Training Program Longitudinal Curriculum. January 27, 2016
140. Mentorship. Advanced Practice Providers UCH Hospital Medicine Group. January 27, 2016
141. Developing a Scholarship Strategy in the Context of Career Goals. Launchpad Faculty Development Program. January 25th 2016
142. Improving Hand Hygiene within the Clinical Microsystem. Presentation to the UCH Infection Control Champion’s Committee. January 14th 2016.
143. Dissemination of Quality Improvement: Learning from the Zombie Apocalypse. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. December 8th 2015.
144. Geriatric Hospital Management. Clinical Nurse Specialist Program. November 13th 2015.
145. Delirium. Clinical Nurse Specialist Program. November 13th 2015.
146. Innovation versus Improvement: Are you a disruptor or being disrupted? Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. October 27th 2015.
147. Educational Scholarship, Curriculum Design, and the Teachers Portfolio. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. September 28th 2015.
148. Learning from Top Performers: Applied Positive Deviance to Support Local Quality Improvement. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. September 23rd 2015.
149. Application of Appreciate Inquiry to Flow: Exploring Optimized Work Environment and How Leaders Can Design for Worker Engagement. Institute for Healthcare, Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. September 23rd 2015.
150. Solving Barriers in Collaborative Research. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. August 14th 2015.
151. Presenting to Executive Stakeholders. HISP Program. July 26th 2015
152. Presenting for Influence. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. June 9th 2015.
153. QI and the IRB. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. May 26th 2015.
154. The Art of Story in Teaching and Medicine. Integrated Clinician Course for 4th year medical school class. May 12th 2015
155. Scholarship and Path to Academic Success. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. March 25th 2015.
156. Teams in Healthcare. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. March 24th 2015
157. Disclosure of Medical Error. UCO Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. January 21, 2015
158. Care of the Geriatric Patient. Nursing School- Clinical Nurse Specialist Program. December 4th 2014
159. QI Scholarship- Dissemination and Publication- Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. November 26, 2014
160. Dissemination of Innovation- - Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. October 28th 2014
161. QI and the IRB- Navigating the Clinical Research Regulatory Maze Course. UC Clinical Sciences Graduate Program. September 10th 2014
162. Positive Psychology: Applying Positive Deviance Research to Support Local Quality Improvement. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. September 9th 2014
163. Presenting Quality Improvement. Health Innovations Scholars Program. July 15th, 2014
164. Quality Improvement in Communication. UC Health Multi-Hospital Hardwiring Service Excellence Lead and Learn Conference. Denver Colorado. June 6th 2014
165. Presenting to Influence. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. May 27th, 2014
166. Leaving a Lasting Impression: The Art of the Story in Teaching and Medicine. Integrated Clinician Course for 4th year medical school class. May 13th 2014
167. Designing a Research Survey. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. May 9th 2014
168. Getting Started in Scholarship. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. May 9th 2014
169. QI, Research, and the IRB. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. April 8th, 2014
170. Is Your Project QI….or Research in Disguise? Presentation to the UCD Clinical Research Support Center. March 12th, 2014
171. High Functioning Microsystems. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. January 28th, 2014
172. Culture Eats Strategy for Lunch: What can it do for infection control? UCH Quality Summit. January 27th 2014
173. Care of the Geriatric Patient. Nursing School- Clinical Nurse Specialist Program. December 5th 2013
174. Weaving a Great Presentation: The Art of Storytelling in Teaching. Launchpad Hospitalist Faculty Development Series. November 21, 2013
175. Dissemination of Quality Improvement: Spread and Scholarship- Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. November 12th, 2013
176. Dissemination of Innovation- Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. October 22nd 2013
177. Incentives in Healthcare: The Psychological Perspective. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency Core Lecture Series. October 8th 2013
178. Disclosure of Medical Error- UCO Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. September 11th 2013
179. Disclosure of Medical Error- UCO Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. July 2nd 2013
180. Quality Improvement- Presentation to incoming class of residents and fellows University of Colorado School of Medicine. July 1st 2013
181. The Art of the Memorable Lecture- Faculty Development Conference UCH Hospital Medicine Group. May 21st 2013.
182. The Art of the Memorable Lecture- Integrated Clinician Course for 4th year medical school class. May 14th 2013.
183. Quality Improvement versus Research. COMIRB Lecture Series- April 23rd 2013.
184. Teams and Communication. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Efficiency, and Safety Core Lecture Series. March 12th 2013.
185. Personality and Leadership: Applying the Myers Brigg test to Leading Change. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Efficiency, and Safety Core Lecture Series. February 26th 2013.
186. In-hospital Stroke: Quality Improvement and Quality Research. UCH Department of Medicine Faculty Research and Innovation Conference. February 20th 2013.
187. Disclosure of Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. February 13th 20113
188. Quality Improvement and the Institutional Review Board. Institute for Healthcare Quality, Efficiency, and Safety Core Lecture Series- February 12th, 2013
189. University of Colorado Department of Medicine Quality and Patient Safety Symposium- Quality Improvement Leadership Teams. November 8th 2012
190. Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Part II. Advanced Practice Fellowship Lecture. August 23rd 2012
191. Delirium. Presentation to UCH ICU Nursing. August 15th 2012
192. Hyperkalemia. Advanced Practice Fellowship Lecture- August 15th 2012
193. Culture Change in Hand Hygiene. Infection Control Champions Committee Presentation. August 2012
194. Stroke Quality Improvement. Clinical Leadership Conference Presentation. June 8th 2012
195. Quality- Part II. UCH Internal Medicine Residency Longitudinal Curriculum. May 2nd 2012
196. Quality- Part I. UCH Internal Medicine Residency Longitudinal Curriculum. April 25th 2012
197. Quality Summit- Presentation of stroke QI to Hospital, Department of Medicine, and School of Medicine Senior Executive Leadership. February 15th 2012
198. Disclosure of Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. February 8th 2012
199. Fournier’s Gangrene. Internal Medicine Morning Report. December 26th 2011
200. The Case of Unexplained Lactic Acidosis. UCH Internal Medicine Morning Report. August 16th 2011
201. Academic versus Community Medicine. Panelist for Hospitalist Career Options Seminar. July 22nd 2011
202. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. April 21st2011
203. Transitions of Care Block 6 MSIII Curriculum. March 1st 2011
204. Transitions of Care. Block 6 MSIII Curriculum. February 28th 2011
205. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. February 25th 2011
206. Root Cause Analysis and Disclosure of Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Training Track Longitudinal Curriculum. February 9th 2011
207. Transitions of Care Block 5 MSIII Curriculum. January 3rd 2011
208. Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency: Approach to the Consultation for Tachycardia and consideration of Endocrinologic Emergencies. UCH Internal Medicine Morning Report. December 30th 2010
209. Transitions of Care. Block 4 MSIII Curriculum. October 18th 2010
210. National Stroke Association In-hospital Stroke Quality Initiative. Multi-center Site Coaching Call. October 6th 2010
211. Hypertension. Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner Fellowship Longitudinal Curriculum Core Content Lecture. September 27th 2010
212. Congestive Heart Failure in the Geriatric Patient. University of Colorado Geriatric Nursing CME Series. September 22, 2010
213. National Stroke Association In-hospital Stroke Quality Initiative. Multi-center Site Coaching Call. August 27th 2010
214. Transitions of Care. Block 3 MSIII Curriculum. August 23rd 2010
215. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. August 12th 2010
216. Peritonitis in an Elderly Peritoneal Dialysis Patient with Colon Cancer: Quality or Life, Quality of Life, and Risk. UCH Internal Medicine Morning Report. August 6, 2010
217. Transitions of Care. Block 2 MSIII Curriculum. June 21, 2010
218. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. June 17, 2010
219. Improving Response Time for In-Hospital Stroke and Improving Care for the Hospitalized Elderly. Hospitalist Quality Summit. June 14, 2010
220. Non-convulsive Partial Status Epilepticus Mimicking Delirium as a Consequence of Floroquinolone Toxicity. Geriatrics Morbidity and Mortality Conference. May 17, 2010
221. Quality- Part II. UCH Internal Medicine Residency Longitudinal Curriculum. May 12, 2010
222. Clinical Teaching and Providing Feedback. Small Group Preceptor. May 10, 2010
223. Transitions of Care. Block 1 MSIII Curriculum. April 26, 2010
224. Quality- Part I. UCH Internal Medicine Residency Longitudinal Curriculum. April 21, 2010
225. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. April 6th 2010
226. Acute Neurologic Deficits: Why, When, and Who to Treat? UCH Internal Medicine Morning Report. February 19, 2010
227. Fool me once…Fool me twice…Fool me twenty five times. The Power of Error to Propagate. UCH Internal Medicine Morbidity and Mortality Conference. January 29 2010
228. Chief Resident Immersion Training- Breckenridge, CO. Small Group Facilitator. September 12 2009
229. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. August 24th 2009
230. Geriatric Delirium. University of Colorado Geriatric Nursing CME Series. August 19 2009
231. Occam Makes a Penetrating Point and William of Chatham Replies. University of Colorado Morning Report. August 17 2009
232. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. August 13th 2009
233. Geriatric Falls. University of Colorado Geriatric Nursing CME Series. June 10 2009
234. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. April 23rd 2009
235. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. February 26th 2009
236. Geriatric Vulnerability Assessment On Hospital Admission Predicts Need For Placement After Discharge. Presented at Hartford/Jahnigen Center of Excellence in Geriatrics 2009 Symposium. Denver CO. February 12 2009
237. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. December 11th 2008
238. Care of the Hospitalized Elderly. Internal Medicine Noon Conference. Nov 7 2008
239. Iterative Hypothesis Testing Applied to Case of Weakness and Tremor. Internal Medicine Morning Report Guest Faculty Moderator. Nov 7 2008
240. Overlooking the Obvious: Medical Error and Pitfalls of Medical Cognition. Internal Medicine Noon Conference. Oct 7 2008
241. Practical Geriatric Hospital Care: Frailty, Falls, and Hospital Hazards. Presentation to UCH Geriatric Student Interest Group. Oct 3 2008
242. Heuristics Failures and Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. August 13 2008
243. Systems and Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. August 11 2008
244. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. August 7th 2008
245. Transitions of Care Small Group Preceptor MSIII Curriculum. June 12, 2008
246. Disclosure of Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. Feb 21 2008
247. Quality- Are you part of the problem, part of the solution, or playing the fiddle while Rome burns? UCH Internal Medicine Noon Conference November 1 2007
248. Heuristics Failures and Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. October 18 2007
249. Systems and Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. August 16 2007
250. Classic Articles-NINDS Stroke Thrombolytic Trial. UCH Internal Medicine Noon Conference- Faculty Discussant. May 17 2007
251. Risk Management and Malpractice. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. March 15 2007
252. A Case of Central Pontine Myelinolysis- Systemic and Individual Contributors to Medical Error. UCH Internal Medicine Residency Morbidity and Mortality Conference. February 23 2007
253. Disclosure of Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. January 19 2006
254. Heuristics Failures and Medical Error UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. November 16 2006
255. Systems and Medical Error. UCH Hospitalist Patient Safety and Medical Error Lecture Series. August 17 2006
Media Interviews (selected):
1. Delirium. ACP Hospitalist 2016
2. Delirium. The Hospitalist Magazine 2016
3. California Association of Long Term Care Medicine Newsletter- The CALTCM WAVE: May 2016 Issue Part I. Handwashing 201: Not Just for Beginners!
4. 10 Things Geriatricians Want Hospitalists to Know. The Hospitalist. October 2015. Available at:
5. A Remedy for the Looming Geriatrician Shortage: Some Big Medical Centers Are Trying to Teach More Doctors How to Deal With the Aged. The Wall Street Journal. June 8, 2014. Available at:
6. Assessing, Managing Delirium in Hospitalized Patients. The Hospitalist Magazine April 3, 2015
7. Clear as Day: Hospitalists Applaud Stress-free CME Session, MOC Training. The Hospitalist 2013;17(6):38
8. What is your role in preventing and treating falls? Hospitalists debate whether (and when) to get involved in falls protocols. Today’s Hospitalist. 2011
9. Q&A with Featured Hospitalist Ethan Cumbler, MD. HCP Live 2011[pic]
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