Angela Kate Clark

I have ten years of clinical and public health nursing experience and have focused on the identification and treatment of at-risk communities and individuals. Through my various career positions and clinical experience, I have learned to assess communities and individuals in need and effectively organize and promote optimal outcomes to mitigate health disparities. I have remained an advocate for the public’s health, highlighting harm reduction strategies with a primary research concentration on addiction. I am very interested in all aspects of addiction from the genetics/genomics of addiction, to bedside care/treatment and harm-reduction efforts.
 
My research has highlighted the dire need for widespread prevention efforts regarding the opioid overdose epidemic that is plaguing the country. My original E-learning tools are recognized throughout the state as novel in combatting the epidemic; I was recently recognized for my work with the University of Cincinnati’s coveted E-learning champion award. I have a solid background in clinical nursing, community and public health nursing, program and curriculum development and nursing/public health education/research that uniquely position me to successfully perform my duties as an Assistant Professor.

PhD, University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH, 2015 (Nursing Research)

MSN, University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN, 2007 (Nursing)

BSN, University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN, 2005 (Nursing)

Investigators:Angela Clark, Co-PI Erin Winstanley, Co-PI Judith Feinberg, Co-PI 12-2014 -01-2016 The Durr Foundation Interprofessional Opioid Continuing Education Development Role:Co-PI 30,000 Completed Type:Grant

Investigators:Angela Clark, PI 04-2014 -08-2015 Sigma Theta Tau International A Phase Ia/Ib Feasibility Study on an Opioid Overdose Prevention Educational Intervention Role:PI 2,000 Type:Grant

Grant: #ANF 6107 Investigators:Clark, Angela; Rota, Matthew 09-01-2017 -08-31-2018 American Nurses Foundation A feasibility study of an iOs group-based opioid overdose educational intervention for emergency department nurses responding to opioid overdoses Role:PI $7,395.00 Active Level:Private Non-Profit

Peer Reviewed Publications

Clark, A., Glazer, G., Edwards, C, Pryse, Y. (2017. )Transforming Nursing Education with Apple Technology .Nurse Educator, ,42 (4 ),

Winstanley, E., Clark, A., Feinberg, J. (2015. )Implementation of nasal naloxone across health-care settings: A case report from Ohio.Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, ,10 (A72 ),

Glazer; Clark; Bankston (2015. )Legislative: From Policy to Practice: A Case for Holistic Review Diversifying the Nursing Workforce.Online journal of issues in nursing, ,20 (2 ),10

Clark, Angela (2014. )Legislative: Responding to the Fatal Opioid Overdose Epidemic: A Call to Nurses.Online journal of issues in nursing, ,19 (3 ),10

Wilder, C., Winstanley, E., Brason, F. Clark, A. Galanter, M. and Walley, A. (2014. )Development and Implementation of an Opioid Overdose Prevention Program within a Pre-existing Substance Use Disorders Treatment Center: A Clinical Case Discussion.Journal of Addiction Medicine, ,

Clark, A., Breitenstein, S., Martsolf, D., and Winstanley, E. (2016. )Assessing Fidelity of a Community-Based Opioid Overdose Prevention Program: Modification of the Fidelity Checklist.Journal of Nursing Scholarship, ,48 (4 ),

Clark, Angela K; Wilder, Christine M; Winstanley, Erin L (2015. )A systematic review of community opioid overdose prevention and naloxone distribution programs.Journal of addiction medicine, ,8 (3 ),153-63

Winstanley, Erin L; Clark, Angela; Wilder, Christine M (2015. )Response to "Quality Assessment Errors and Study Misclassification Threaten Systematic Review Validity: Community Opioid Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Distribution Programs Review".Journal of addiction medicine, ,9 (6 ),503-4

Weber, J., Clark, A. (2016. )Providing Veteran-Specific Healthcare.Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, ,21 (2 ),

Clark, Angela; Breitenstein, Susie; Martsolf, Donna S; Winstanley, Erin L (2016. )Assessing Fidelity of a Community-Based Opioid Overdose Prevention Program: Modification of the Fidelity Checklist.Journal of Nursing Scholarship, ,48 (4 ),371-7

Winstanley, E. L., Clark, A., Feinberg, J., & Wilder, C. M. (2016. )Barriers to implementation of opioid overdose prevention programs in Ohio.Substance abuse, ,37 (1 ),42

Lanzillotta, J., Clark, A., Kalarchian, M., Starbuck, E. (2018. )The Impact of Patient Characteristics and Post-Operative Opioid Exposure on Prolonged Post-Operative Opioid Use--An Integrative Review .Pain Management Nursing, ,

Clark, A., Burnie, J., Johann, R., Baker, R. (2018. )Emergency Department Nurses Responding to Opioid Overdose: A Case Response .Journal of Emergency Nursing, ,

Book Chapter

Glazer, G., Alexandre, C., Clark, A. (2014 )Chapter 74: TAKING ACTION, Anatomy of a Political Campaign. Policy and Politics in Nursing and Health Care, 7th ed.

Clark, A., Wilder, C., and Winstanley, E. (2014 ) Community opioid overdose prevention and naloxone distribution programs Principles of Addiction Medicine. 5th ed. Hagerstown, Maryland,Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins

Poster Presentations

Winstanley, E., Clark, A. (2014. )Opioid Overdose Prevention in the United States .King's College, London, England. .Level:International

Winstanley, E., Clark, A. (2014. )Risk Factors Associated with Opioid Overdose Among Patients Seeking Treatment for Opioid Dependence. The College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Puerto Rico. .Level:National

Clark, A., Winstanley, E. (2014. )A Systematic Review of Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs .The College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Puerto Rico. .Level:National

Clark, A. Lee, R.C. (2013. )Transitioning through family homelessness and the effect of substance abuse on social support systems .Midwest Nursing Research Society, Chicago, IL. .Level:Regional

Lee, R.C. Clark, A. (2013. )“Lessons from God”: Appalachian mothers’ positive framing of family homelessness .Midwest Nursing Research Society, Chicago, IL. .Level:Regional

Colloquium

Clark, A.(10-2015).A Phase IA/IB Feasibility Study of an Opioid Overdose Prevention iBook Intervention . AHSR Annual Meeting, Marina Del Ray, California. Conference. Level:National

Clark, A.(11-2015).Durr Foundation Presentation . PDAAG, Reynoldsburg, OH. Professional Meeting. Level:State

Clark, A., Rosen, M. , (08-2015).Opioid Misuse and Interprofessional Response . Ohio Addiction Conference, Columbus, OH. Conference. Level:State

Winstanley, E., Wilder, C. Clark, A.(05-2013).Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs: Building Healthy Communities . The 5th Annual Appalachian Health Summit, Columbus, OH. Conference. Level:Regional

Clark, A., Winstanley, E., Wilder, C. Feinberg, J. (10-2015).Integrating Overdose Prevention Across Service Settings. Podium Presentation . AHSR Annual Meeting, Marina Del Ray, California. Conference.

Clark, A., Breitenstein, S., Martsolf, D. (03-2015).Enhancing Treatment Fidelity: A Systematic Approach to Modifying the Fidelity Checklist for Use in Behavioral Health Interventions . MNRS, Indianapolis, IN. Conference. Level:Regional

Clark, A., Breitenstein, S.(03-2015).Enhancing Treatment Fidelity: A Systematic Approach to Modifying the Fidelity Checklist for Use in Behavioral Health Interventions .Cincinnati, OH. Level:College

Clark, A.(02-2016).Responding to Opioid Addiction: A Call to the Healthcare Community . Southern Ohio Northern Kentucky (SONK) Annual Meeting, Sharonville, OH. Professional Meeting. Level:Regional

Clark, A.(06-2015).Durr Foundation Presentation for Interact for Health and PreventionFIRST! . Interact for Health, Cincinnati, OH. Professional Meeting. Level:Regional

Clark, A.(10-2015).Durr Foundation Presentation . Center for Addiction Treatment Board of Directors, Cincinnati, OH. Professional Meeting. Level:Regional

Clark, A., Winstanley, E.(07-2015).Durr Foundation Presentation . Hospital Grand Rounds, Jewish Mercy Hospital. Other Institution. Level:Local

05-2015 -BAD DATE Assistant Professor , University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

While my main area of research interest is opioids and addiction treatment, I also have experience in nursing education, public health education, evidenced based opioid treatment, and research intervention fidelity.

Clark, Angela PhD, MSN, RN

clark3ak@mail.uc.edu