Institution Degree Date Conferred Field(s) of Study. DNP 2012, December Nursing. MSN 1998, May Nursing. BSN 1976, June Nursing

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1 Curriculum Vitae Joanne M. Matthews DNP, APRN, PMHCNS- BC 451 College of Nursing Building Lexington, Kentucky, (859) Education Institution Degree Date Conferred Field(s) of Study University of Kentucky University of Kentucky Edinboro University of Pennsylvania DNP 2012, December Nursing MSN 1998, May Nursing BSN 1976, June Nursing Certifications and Licensure Certificate: QPR Training for suicide prevention (2015) ANCC Certification in Adult Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing ( Present) Non-violent Crisis Prevention Intervention Trainer, ( ). RN-Licensed Registered Nurse, Kentucky Board of Nursing. (Current). Certified Specialist in Poison Information. ( ). Professional Experience: Academic Dates Institution and Location Academic Position June 2008-present University of Kentucky College of Nursing, Lexington, KY Assistant Clinical Professor Joanne Matthews CV Page 1 of 12

2 September 1992-June 1998 Spring Semesters, 2004, 2005 Fall Semester 2004 Fall Semester 1998, Spring Semester 1999 Bluegrass Community and Technical College Lexington, KY Midway College of Nursing Midway, KY Bluegrass Community and Technical College Lexington, KY Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY Assistant Professor Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Professional Experience: Clinical Dates Institution and Location Clinical Position June 2008-June 2017 University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise Lexington, KY Psychiatric Clinical Liaison Nurse June 1998-June 2008 June-August 1993, 1994 June 1980-February 1984 June 1984-February 1992 June 1977-January 1979 June 1976-June 1977 Awards and Honors University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise Lexington, KY St. Joseph Hospital Medical Center Lexington, KY St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center Youngstown, OH St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center Youngstown, OH Martins Ferry Hospital Martins Ferry, OH Lakewood Hospital Lakewood, OH Patient Care Manager Staff Nurse, Psychiatry Staff Nurse, Oncology Staff Nurse, Poison Center Staff Nurse, Medical-Surgical Staff Nurse, Psychiatry 2015 Recognition by Keynote Speaker at National APNA Conference for work on Suicide Risk Assessment Education Program for Inpatient Psychiatric Nurses 2014 Golden Apple Award 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 Awarded High Merit Joanne Matthews CV Page 2 of 12

3 2011 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society 2010 First Place for Poster Presentation: Education Category; Awarded by the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual National Conference 2009 Core Value of the Year Award, Innovation, University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise 2008 Innovation of the Month Award, University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise Research Activities and Research Funding Dates of investigation July 25 Present Fall 2014,Spring and Fall 2015 and spring 2016 November 2012-July2013 February 2014 Ongoing work for implementation January-September 2012 December 2009-October 2010 Title and assigned grant number Funding Agency, Role, (funding amount) IRB approved pilot study: Implementation of the ASQ Suicide Risk Assessment Tool: Assessing Nurse Comfort and Knowledge of Suicide Risk Assessment and Completion of the Protocol. Pilot Study conducted on 2 Kentucky Children s Hospital Units and 4 University of Kentucky Healthcare Adult Units. IRB approval for evaluation of student nurse satisfaction with simulation experiences involving complicated withdrawal scenarios. Ford Motor Company $10,000 Grant for Nursing Education and Support; University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital; Developed, implemented, synthesized data from and reported on a Self-care Needs Assessment for multidisciplinary staff in all areas that care for pediatric patients. Proposed recommendations based on the data. Will the use of a standardized suicide risk assessment algorithm increase the identification of suicide risk in adult emergency department patients? (PI, DNP Capstone Project) Partnering with the Workforce: Developing Nursing Student Programs, A community based clinical project to promote mental health, engage undergraduate nursing students and serve the community." (PI) May-October 2009 A community based clinical project to promote mental health, engage undergraduate nursing students and serve the community. (Co-investigator) February November, 2004 Lunar Study: Effect of Lunar Phases on Psychiatric Patient Acuity, (PI,) Joanne Matthews CV Page 3 of 12

4 Research Presentations (* = Peer review) May, 2016 Matthews, J.M. (2016, May). Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluations by First Semester BSN Senior Students to High Fidelity Simulation Experiences Involving Complex Drug Withdrawal Scenarios. Podium presentation at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing 12 th Annual Faculty Development Workshop, Lexington, KY. October, 2015 Research presentation: Utilizing High Fidelity Simulation of Complex Sedative-Hypnotic and Opiate Withdrawal Scenarios with Senior Nursing Students National conference of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, Orlando, Florida.. October, 2013 *Suicide Risk Assessment in the Emergency Department. Podium presentation. National conference of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, San Antonio, Texas. February, 2013 Suicide Risk Assessment in the Emergency Department. Podium presentation. Advanced Practice Nursing Conference, University of Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington, KY. May 2011 Partnering with the Workforce: Developing Nursing Student Programs, A community based clinical project to promote mental health, engage undergraduate nursing students and serve the community. Poster presentation. Annual National Conference of the National Council. San Diego, California October 2009 * A community based clinical project to promote mental health, engage undergraduate nursing students and serve the community. Poster presentation. National Conference of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association. Louisville, Kentucky. November, 2004 Lunar Study: Effect of Lunar Phases on Psychiatric Patient Acuity, Poster presentation. University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise Nursing Research Papers Day. Publications (* = Peer review) Journal article Matthews, J. (October 28, 2013). [Interviewed by Katherine Gammon, reporter for Medscape for Nurses Online publication.new Protocol Aims to Assess Suicide Risk in the ED. Podium presentation at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA) 27 th Annual Conference: Abstract Presented October 10, *Lynch, M. A., Howard, P. B., El-Mallakh, P., Matthews, J. M. (2008). Assessment and management of the hospitalized suicidal patient. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 46(7), Book chapter Joanne Matthews CV Page 4 of 12

5 Matthews, J. M. (2005). In Fultz, J., & Sturt, P. (Ed.), Chapter 3: Behavioral conditions: Psychiatric considerations (3rd ed.). St. Louis, MO: Mosby s emergency nursing reference guide, Mosby. Newspaper article Matthews, J. M. (2012, February 26). Be honest in the emergency room. Lexington Herald Leader, p.4a. Educational Presentations Matthews, J.M. (2017, June 16). Screening and Brief Intervention and Referral for Treatment (SBIRT )for Nurses. Podium presentation. Caring for Patients with Substance Use Disorders, University of Kentucky College of Nursing, Lexington, KY. Matthews, J.M. (2013, May 16). Teaching Students Suicide Assessment in Acute Care High Risk Screening and Baseline Skills. Podium presentation. 9 th Annual Faculty Development Workshop: Preparing Tomorrow s Professional Nurses for Today s Changing World, University of Kentucky College of Nursing. Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (1999- Present) Non-violent Crisis Prevention Intervention Training: Initial and Re-certifications. Training. University of Kentucky Healthcare (Minimum of 18 hours annually). Matthews, J. M. (2008-Present) Crucial Conversations and Workplace Safety. Podium presentation. University of Kentucky BSN Residency Program. (Semi-Annual Presentations) Matthews, J.M. (2012, May). Psychiatric Disabilities. Podium presentation. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Seminar, Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (2009-Present). Crucial Conversations; Workplace Violence; Reality Shock. Podium presentation. University of Kentucky ADN Support to Practice Program (Semi-Annual Presentation) Matthews, J. M., (May, 2011). Communication saves - silence kills. Podium presentation. Grand Rounds. University of Kentucky Healthcare, Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (February 24, 2011). Conquering conflicts and saving patient lives through crucial conversation. Podium presentation. Nursing Grand Rounds, University of Kentucky Healthcare, Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (October 2010). A nursing time based psychiatric inpatient acuity tool for assessing medical and psychiatric co-morbidity. Poster presentation. National Conference, American Psychiatric Nursing Association, Louisville, KY. Matthews, J. M. (2010). How to hold a crucial conversation. Podium presentation. UK Hospital Joanne Matthews CV Page 5 of 12

6 Nursing Staff, National Nurses Week Celebration, University of Kentucky Healthcare, Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (2010). Nursing care of pregnant women with substance use disorders. Podium presentation. Neonatal Nurse Leaders Conference, General Butler State Park, Carollton, KY. Matthews, J. M. (2009). Care of the acute care patient with substance use disorders, Presenter. Family Practice Residents Conference. University of Kentucky Healthcare. Lexington, KY. Matthews, J. M. (2009). Aggression and violence management in the workplace, civility in the Classroom. Annual University of Kentucky College of Nursing Faculty Development Workshop. Lexington, KY. Professional Memberships American Psychiatric Nurse s Association 1998-Present American Psychiatric Nurse's Association, Founding Member Kentucky Chapter 1998-Present Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Inducted 2011 Sigma Theta Tau Inducted 1998 Professional Service- National and State American Psychiatric Nurse's Association, National Restraint and Seclusion Task Force American Psychiatric Nurse s Association, National Administrative Council American Psychiatric Nurse s Association: National Workgroup on Suicide Curriculum American Psychiatric Nurse s Association: Kentucky Board Member 2014 American Psychiatric Nurse s Association: Member Addictions Council Academic Service: Teaching Academic Year Course Number of students Joanne Matthews CV Page 6 of 12

7 Fall 2008 NUR 866 Synthesis 1 student Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010 Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Fall 2012 Spring 2013 Fall 2013 Spring 2014 NUR 884 Career Management, 2 credit hours Co-coordinator 2 clinical groups. Acting course coordinator due to illness of course coordinator; covered lectures and also covered for clinicals for an instructor out on funeral leave NUR 884 Career Management, 2 credit hours Co-coordinator NUR 881 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing5 credit hours Clinical Instructor-2 clinical groups; Taught 3 hours lecture;. NUR 895 Independent Study, 1 credit hour Co-coordinator NUR 882 Nurse Practice Intern NUR 882 Nurse Practice Intern NUR 882 Nurse Practice Intern 54 class 19 clinical class 19 clinical 80 class 8 clinical 80 class 8 clinical 79 class 8 clinical 81 class 8 clinical 98 class 8 clinical 87 lecture 8 clinical 1 student 87 lecture 1 student 83 lecture 1 student Fall incomplete 1 student Fall 2014 DNP Capstone Committee Member 1 DNP Student Spring 2010 BSN Residency Facilitator: Facilitate 12 sessions with various 8-20 newly to Spring topics to promote professional growth in newly hired nurses. hired BSN 2014 nurses Spring 2010 to present Spring 2010 to present BSN Residency Facilitator: Facilitate 3-4 sessions annually on Crucial Conversations. AND Support to Practice Expert Facilitator: 1-2 sessions annually on Crucial Conversations; Reality Shock; and Stress Groups range from 20 to 50 Groups average Joanne Matthews CV Page 7 of 12

8 Management Spring 2015 NUR 401 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 5 credit hours 80 students Fall 2015 NUR 401 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 5 credit hours 91 NUR 882 Nurse Practice Intern 1 student Spring 2016 NUR 401 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 5 credit hours 115 students Fall 2017 NUR 401 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 5 credit hours 117 students NUR 540 Health Systems from an Interprofessional Perspective 3 credit hours Spring 2018 NUR 401 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, 5 credit hours 93 students NUR 540 Health Systems from an Interprofessional Perspective 3 credit hours 113 students Academic Service: Committees Dates Committee Name Role Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN): Teamwork and Collaboration. Chair: Teamwork and Collaboration Component Undergraduate Student Admission and Progression Committee Member Undergraduate Student Admission and Progression Committee Chair 2008-present Undergraduate Program Member Committee Interprofessinal Education Committee CCNE Self-Study Standard III Program Quality: Curriculum and Member 3 person Committee Teaching Learning Practices / BSN[2], University of Kentucky, College of Nursing College of Nursing Examsoft Member Computerized Testing Workgroup College of Nursing HESSI Member Workgroup Health Care Colleges Committee CON Representative Joanne Matthews CV Page 8 of 12

9 CON Incivility Workgroup Member 2016-present Senior Mentors Advocating Faculty Mentor Student Health (SMASH) UK CON Work-Life Committee Member UPC Chair 2018 Dean;s Committee on Promoting Member Student/Resilience Undergraduate Curriculum Member Advisory Committee Curriculum Revision Committee Member Other Prepared lecture voiceover for NUR 540: Health Care Systems From An Interprofessional Perspective: Title: The Mental Health System: Health Care For Vulnerable Populations 2015 Revised and provided voiceover for HSM 241 on Mental Health Systems 2012 Assist students with test anxiety who are referred to me by other faculty including several students who failed the state board examination. Guest lecturer on Making Career Decisions for NUR 884 Career Management Spring 2011-Fall 2011 Guest lecturer for NUR 916: Evaluation for Improving Clinical Practice and Outcomes: Crucial Conversations/Crucial Confrontations; 4 hours 2011 Taught relaxation strategies in an undergraduate class, NUR Panel Speaker for Nurse Scholars about advanced practice role. 2014, Faculty recruitment activities at the national ISPN conference Community Service Red Cross Volunteer Mental Health Crisis Counseling Resource for University of Kentucky Healthcare Enterprise personnel for psychiatric mental-health questions, concerns and information present Held a class on mental health needs of the prenatal and postpartum woman at the Community Action Council. Organized a resource binder with physiological, psychological and community information to support the staff who meet with high risk pregnant women. June 2013 Authored an article in the Herald Leader to alert individuals about the importance of sharing illicit drug use when seeking healthcare in the emergency department: Be Joanne Matthews CV Page 9 of 12

10 Honest in the Emergency Department Professional Service: Practice Procedure and Policy Development: Protocol for Handling Emergency Suicide Calls for Non-mental health staff 2015 Suicide risk observation protocol change for the Psychiatric Inpatient unit at Good Samaritan Hospital 2013 Consulted on delirium protocol development for acute care Reviewed and provided feedback on multiple Clinical Practice Guidelines Policies: Contraband; Elopement; Suicide Assessment Created the Web-based training module (WBT) for Suicide Risk Assessment 2012 Suicide Risk Assessment in the Emergency Department Suicide Risk Assessment in the Acute Care Areas 2011-present Provided expert feedback on Web-based training module on de-escalation 2011 Committee Chair Suicide Risk Assessment in Acute Care Adult Schwartz Center Rounds, Nurse Champion Operations Support Group Team, Co-Chair Committee Member Psychiatric Nursing Governance Council, Facilitator Healthcare Colleges Council Peer to Peer Support Program Development Magnet Re-Designation Hospital Ethics Joint Commission Accreditation Joanne Matthews CV Page 10 of 12

11 Patient Care Manager Advisory Board Bell Addictions Service Committee Patient Care Manager Development Working Group Advanced Practice Nurses BSN Residency CCNE Accreditation ADN Support to Practice Curriculum Parent Advisory Group Facilitator: UK Children s Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Education Psychiatric Nursing Internship Program Development Trauma-Surgical Unit: Topic Communication Strategies to Enhance Patient Safety and Adherence to the Plan of Care BSN Residency Mentor and Content Expert Presenter Mentor new BSN Residency Facilitators Provide 2-4 seminars annually on Communication and Safety Developed and taught a two hour Ongoing Educational Module on Horizontal Violence for Patient Care Managers 2013 Developing and teaching four, 2 hour RN certification classes to the psychiatric mental-health staff nurses Developed and led a 4 hour team building discussion for the burn unit on change and transition as they moved from the small burn unit at Chandler Hospital to Pavilion a as part of the neurosurgical unit Provided education on recognizing drug diversion, signs of substance use in colleagues and information on the K.A.R.E program to multiple high risk units Mentored and trained new instructors for the Non-violent Crisis Prevention Intervention Training; Provide a minimum of 18 training hours annually Consulting / Resource related to Psychiatric Mental-Health Issues (Select examples given) Peer to Peer Support Program Development Joanne Matthews CV Page 11 of 12

12 Trauma-Surgical Services: Collaborated with staff development to develop and present a Tech Time inservice for NCTs: Interacting With Patients with Aggressive Behaviors. Collaborated with BSN Residency Nurse on her project: Anxiety Reduction Video for patients with Lung Disease and Lung Transplant Various meetings with staff and managers for patient management: E.g. delirium vs. dementia Multiple meetings with several ICU areas for debriefing, staff support related to loss and grief, and communication strategies. Resource for staff nurse developing grief support resources for patients. Weekly interdisciplinary rounding on MICU East and West; 8 th Floor Pav A: Progressive and Intensive Care Psychiatric Mental Health consulting from all levels within UK Healthcare Enterprise for patient, staff, unit, systems or organizational level. On the CVTICU / 6 TH Floor provide weekly rounds with a multidisciplinary team to provide ethical, psychosocial and spiritual support for patients and staff. Held multiple staff meetings and developed and conducted a survey of staff satisfaction and needs assessment for CTV and Cardiac ICU as the two units were being combined. Counseled with an ICU nurse on moral distress /anxiety about family focus on her as a source for a DNR decision. Responded to multiple manager requests for assistance: G.P.: Assist staff in caring for developmentally disabled patient S.H.: Assist staff in working with distraught mother of a suddenly seriously medically compromised adult child. Dr. J.T.: Assist staff in understanding unusual Ativan dosing for catatonic patient/care of the patient. Evaluated various Management of Aggressive Behavior programs and gave written feedback to Director of Hospital Safety. Researched and gave feedback on use of restraint device for inpatient psychiatric unit. Counseled staff and attended funeral services and participated in supporting staff during a Celebration of Life Service for a staff member from 4N. Recognized as an expert and was requested for litigation services by two regional law firms. Joanne Matthews CV Page 12 of 12