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1 PCMOMB No and (Rev. 10/15 Approved Through 10/31/2018) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Provide the following information for the Senior/key personnel and other significant contributors. Follow this format for each person. DO NOT EXCEED FIVE PAGES. NAME: GUO, JIA-WEN era COMMONS USER NAME (credential, e.g., agency login): JIAWGUO POSITION TITLE: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EDUCATION/TRAINING (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, include postdoctoral training and residency training if applicable. Add/delete rows as necessary.) INSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE (if applicable) Completion Date MM/YYYY FIELD OF STUDY National Taipei University of Nursing and Health BSN 06/1998 Nursing Sciences, Taipei, Taiwan National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan MS 06/2002 Biomedical Science University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT MS 05/2007 Nursing Informatics University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT PHD 05/2013 Nursing A. Personal Statement As a PhD-prepared nurse with informatics training, I believe that I have an obligation to apply the most updated information technology to facilitate better quality of care. My doctoral dissertation focused on standardizing eligibility criteria in cancer nursing randomized controlled trials, including the topic of cancer pain research, which I received an award for outstanding Ph.D. student dissertation. My program of research is to facilitate symptom management research among cancer patients and vulnerable populations (e.g., veterans, children, individuals with intellectual disabilities) by utilizing state-of-the-science informatics tools. My ongoing research projects include to facilitate a personalized cancer pain care, develop proactive strategies to early detect depression among children, adolescent, or individuals with intellectual disabilities, develop new instrument/survey for measuring health-related quality of life among people with intellectual disabilities, and develop an approach to detect social isolation and lack of social connections. 1. Pett MA, Beck SL, Guo J, Towsley GL, Brant JM, Lavoie Smith EM, Berry PH, Donaldson GW. Confirmatory factor analysis of the pain care quality surveys (PainCQ ). Health Serv Res Jun;48(3): PMID: ; PMCID: PMC Guo J, Sward KA, Beck SL, Staggers N. Quality of reporting randomized controlled trials in cancer nursing research. Nurs Res Jan-Feb;63(1): PMID: Guo J, Sward K, Beck S, Wong B, Staggers N, Frey L. Using a content analysis to identify study eligibility criteria concepts in cancer nursing research. Comput Inform Nurs Jul;32(7): PMID: Guo J, Iribarren SJ. Reporting quality for abstracts of randomized controlled trials in cancer nursing research. Cancer Nurs Nov-Dec;37(6): PMID: B. Positions and Honors Positions and Employment Oncology staff nurse, Internal Medicine Ward, Koo Foundation Sun Yet-Sen Cancer Center, Taipei Research Assistant, Department of Biomedical Science, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung

2 Clinical Instructor, National Tainan Institute of Nursing, Tainan Clinical Instructor (Part-time), Department of Nursing, Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology,, Tainan Clinical Instructor (Part-time), Department of Nursing, Shu Zen College of Medicine and Management, Kaohsiung Cardiac staff nurse, Department of Cardiology, CCU Ward, Chi-Mei Medical Center, Tainan Research assistant and Teaching assistant, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT Assistant Professor, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT Other Experience and Professional Memberships Member, Western Institute of Nursing, United States Member, American Medical Informatics Association, United States Member, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, United States Member and Treasurer, Utah Nursing Informatics Network Member, Oncology Nursing Society, United States Member and Web Master, Sigma Theta Tau International Gamma Rho Chapter Honors PhD Incentive package scholarship, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States 2010 George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Graduate Fellowship, University of Utah College of 2010 Sigma Theta Tau International Gamma Rho Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International Gamma Rho Chapter 2011 George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Graduate Fellowship, University of Utah College of 2012 David R. and Isabelle E. Atherton Scholarship, University of Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT, United States 2012 George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Graduate Fellowship, University of Utah College of 2013 Outstanding PhD Student Dissertation, University of Utah College of Nursing, Salt Lake City, UT, United States 2013 ONS Foundation Genentech Research Career Development Award, Oncology Nursing Society Foundation 2014 Theresa S. LaPlante Research Award, Sigma Theta Tau International Gamma Rho Chapter Vice President s Clinical & Translational Research Scholar, Center for Clinical & Translation Science, University of Utah Biomedical Data Science Scholar, University of Utah C. Contribution to Science 1. Facilitating a better Electronic Medication Administration Record (emar) System for Nurses. Nurses are the biggest users of electronic medical records and play a crucial role in the process of transforming patient records from paper format to the digitized format. Electronic medication administration record (emar) is the system that nurses use continuously for administrating medication to patents. However, it was unclear how to design the tool addressing nurse workflow and whether the developed emars meet nurses needs. I worked with experienced usability experts to publish an article to suggest the key concepts of designing change of shift handoffs for nurses and conducted studies evaluate the usability of the emar from two EHRs separately. We found that these two emra systems presented the similar usability issue distribution with the highest rate of not matching to workflow, invisible system actions, and not preventing errors, which impeded nurses abilities to detect critical information in the emar. a. Staggers N, Guo J, Blaz JW, Jennings BM. Human Centered Design. Kurosu M, editor. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer; p.

3 b. Guo J, Iribarren S, Kapsandoy S, Perri S, Staggers N. Usability Evaluation of An Electronic Medication Administration Record (emar) Application. Appl Clin Inform. 2011;2(2): PMCID: PMC c. Staggers N, Iribarren S, Guo J, Weir C. Evaluation of a BCMA's Electronic Medication Administration Record. West J Nurs Res Jul;37(7): PMCID: PMC Facilitating Cancer Nursing Research by Using Modern Informatics Techniques. To facilitate the nursing research, I was the database developer and utilized a ubiquitous database program, Microsoft Access, to design a complex clinical research database to store individuals' symptoms and their implemented self-care strategies which were changed on a week to week basis. I also worked as a data analyst and statistician to present how we could successfully link the research data to population database if researchers include linkage and human subjects protection plans related to linkage in the initial study design. For better information exchange and interoperability, I was involved in a study as research associate to interview and identify the needs of key personals during the poison control data exchange between the poison control center and Utah Department of Health. In my doctoral dissertation, I identified concepts embedded in edibility criteria in cancer nursing research for developing standardized terminology and mapped those concepts to the NCI Thesaurus. This result showed that the NCI Thesaurus can be used to support the majority of the edibility criteria concepts from cancer nursing research. a. Guo J, Wong B, Beck S. Using computerized tailored questionnaires for symptom assessment and coping strategies evaluation in nursing research. Stud Health Technol Inform. 2009;146: PMID: b. Guo J, Poynton M, Matney S, Ellington L, Crouch BI, Caravati EM. Requirements analysis for HL7 message development in poison control center. Stud Health Technol Inform. 2009;146: PMID: c. Edelman LS, Guo J, Fraser A, Beck SL. Linking clinical research data to population databases. Nurs Res Nov-Dec;62(6): PubMed Central PMCID: PMC d. Guo J, Sward K, Beck S, Wong B, Staggers N, Frey L. Using a content analysis to identify study eligibility criteria concepts in cancer nursing research. Comput Inform Nurs Jul;32(7): PMID: Developing, Validating, and Utilizing Measurements for Healthcare Outcomes. To appropriately assess and evaluate the outcome of patient care, with a team of oncology nursing researcher, we noticed that there was a lack of a tool to evaluate the quality of pain care from patients perspectives. I worked as a pre-doctoral research associate in research database management and data analysis in the project with a group of experienced nursing researchers for five years to develop a valid measurement tool, Pain Care Quality Surverys (PainCQ), with two subscales for evaluating the quality of pain care provided by interdisciplinary care team and nurses, respectively. To fill up the gap of knowledge of unknown health literacy level in juvenile correction population, I, as a statistician, worked with two nursing practitioners, who are regularly providing health care to juvenile offenders, to conduct a descriptive research to assess the health literacy of the juvenile offenders by using Rapid Estimate of Adolescent Literacy in Medicine (REALM-teen). To be able to measure the attitudes of working with other healthcare professionals, I was part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team to develop a valid and comprehensive scale, Interprofessional Attitudes Scale (IPAS), guided by Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice published by the Interprofessional Educational Collaborative. In that study, I worked as a statistician conducting exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis for the IPAS. a. Beck SL, Towsley GL, Pett MA, Berry PH, Smith EL, Brant JM, Guo J. Initial Psychometric Properties of the Pain Care Quality Survey (PainCQ). J Pain Dec;11(12): PMID: b. Pett MA, Beck SL, Guo J, Towsley GL, Brant JM, Lavoie Smith EM, Berry PH, Donaldson GW. Confirmatory factor analysis of the pain care quality surveys (PainCQ ). Health Serv Res Jun;48(3): PMCID: PMC c. Clark L, Pett MA, Cardell EM, Guo J, Johnson J. Developing a Health-Related Quality-of-Life Measure for People with Intellectual Disability. J. Intellect. Dev. Disabil. 2017; 55(3): PMID: b. Norris J, Carpenter JG, Eaton J, Guo J, Lassche M, Pett MA, Blumenthal DK. The Development and Validation of the Interprofessional Attitudes Scale: Assessing the Interprofessional Attitudes of Students in the Health Professions. Acad Med May; 90(10): PMID: ; PMCID: PMC

4 4. Evaluating the Quality of Evidence in Cancer Nursing Research. The use of evidence has a positive influence to provide high quality health care; however, it was unknown the quality of published journal articles regarding randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in cancer nursing research. As the primary investigator, I worked with other nursing scientists addressed this issue by utilizing standardized guideline for publishing RCTs, CONsolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT). We evaluated both abstracts and the content of the RCT publications and studies showed that adherences to the CONSORT checklist in cancer nursing RCTs were suboptimal. a. Guo J, Sward KA, Beck SL, Staggers N. Quality of reporting randomized controlled trials in cancer nursing research. Nurs Res Jan-Feb;63(1): PMID: b. Guo J, Iribarren SJ. Reporting quality for abstracts of randomized controlled trials in cancer nursing research. Cancer Nurs Nov-Dec;37(6): PMID: c. Cummins MR, Sward K, Guo J. Leaders in Nursing Informatics Education and Research: The University of Utah Celebrates 25 Years. Comput Inform Nurs Sep;33(9): PMID: Evaluating the Relationship between Oncology Nursing Certification and Cancer Pain Outcome. Being interested in nursing care and cancer pain outcome, our research group conducted a secondary data analysis from a large scale study to investigate whether nurses having oncology nursing certification differed from those who did not have certification regarding the outcome of cancer pain. In the research group, I worked as data management and analyst. a. Beck SL, Brant JM, Donohue R, Lavoie Smith E, Towsley GL, Berry PH, Guo J, Al-Qaaydeh S, Pett MA, Donaldson G. Oncology Nursing Certification: Relation to Nurses' Knowledge and Attitudes About Pain, Patient-Reported Pain Care Quality, and Pain Outcomes. Oncol Nurs Forum Jan;43(1): PMID: Complete List of Published Work in MyBibliography: D. Research Support Ongoing Research Support Primary Children s Hospital Foundation Guo (PI) 07/01/ /30/2018 ASAP: Automatic Self-Monitoring for Adolescent Depression Engage adolescents to self-monitor their depressive symptoms, ASAP, an application, will be developed for automatically analyzing individual social media postings to provide feedback to individual whether he or she may develop depression. Completed Research Support University of Utah Research Committee Guo (PI) 03/01/ /31/2017 Faculty Research Grant Using Cognitive Interviewing to Enhance Translation Equivalence of the Mandarin Version of Pain Care Quality (PainCQ) Surveys Enhance the quality of the translation equivalence of the current version of the Mandarin PainCQ generated by the multicultural translation committee through the cognitive interview. Potential items will be identified and added to reflect Chinese American culture in terms of the quality of pain care. Community based Research Program Clark (PI) 09/01/ /01/2014 Assessing Health-Related Quality of Life for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Develop a health-related quality of life for the populations with intellectual disabilities (ID) through the community partners, caregivers, and persons with ID. Role: Co-Investigator Oncology Nursing Society Foundation Guo (PI) 09/15/ /25/2014 Translation and Development of eversions of Chinese Pain Care Quality Surveys

5 Develop PI s leadership and research skills, strengthen her expertise in the utilization of a touchscreen portable device for research data collation, gain expertise in grant, and develop the skills in performing advanced statistical analysis, Hierarchical Linear Modeling. Sigma Theta Tau Guo (PI) 08/01/ /01/2015 International Gamma Rho Chapter Cognitive Testing of the Translated Chinese Version of Pain Care Quality (PainCQ) Surveys The purpose of this project is to evaluate Chinese American patients understanding of the items in the draft Chinese version of Pain Care Quality (PainCQ) Surveys. Clinical Research Fund Chiang (PI) 07/01/ /30/2016 Chi-Mei Medical Center, Taiwan Qualitative validation of the Chinese version of Pain Care Quality (PainCQ) Surveys in Taiwanese ( 疼痛照護量表中文版建立與質化效度測試 ) This goal of this study is to examine the face validity of this translated draft version of the PainCQ Surveys and to assess Taiwanese cancer patients' understanding of the survey questions. Role: Co-PI Funding Incentive Seed Grant Program Guo (PI) 01/01/ /30/2016 Animation-based Depression Evaluation (AIDE) Application Animation-based Instrument for Depression Evaluation (AIDE), a multimedia-based self-report instrument, is developed for assessing depression symptoms in individuals with intellectual disabilities. The specific objectives for this project are to develop items representing comprehensive domains of depressive symptomatology and design multimedia animations to illustrate different levels of depressive symptoms.

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A. PERSONAL DATA SECTION I Updated February 15, 2018 Name & Credentials Rank and Title Contact Information Jia-Wen Guo Assistant Professor University of Utah College of Nursing 10 South 2000 East Salt