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VITAE Harold
William Barkman, Jr., M.D., M.S.P.H.
The University of Kansas Medical Center
3901 Rainbow Boulevard, Kansas City, KS 66160-7381 Place
of Birth: Omaha,
Nebraska Date of Birth:
April 12, 1947 Married: Paula
Moore Barkman Children:
Sarah 08/21/77
Paul 05/26/83
Michael 11/19/78 Katherine
04/12/87
William 06/23/81 Anne 03/09/89 Education: B.A.
Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, 1965-1969 M.D.
Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, 1970-1974 M.S.P.H. University of Utah, Salt Lake City,
Utah, 1979-1980 Postdoctoral
Education: Internship,
Internal Medicine, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, 1974-1975 Residency,
Internal Medicine, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
1975-1977 Fellowship,
Pulmonary Diseases, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah,
1977-1980 Residency,
Occupational Medicine, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah,
1978-1980 Certification: Diplomate,
National Board of Medical Examiners (Part I, 1972; Part II, 1974; Part
III, 1975) Diplomate,
American Board of Internal Medicine, June 1977 Diplomate,
American Board of Internal Medicine, Sub-specialty, Pulmonary
Diseases, June 1980 Diplomate,
American Board of Internal Medicine, Sub-speciality, Critical Care,
November 1995 "B"
Reader Certification, National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health, 1980-1985 Licensure: Oklahoma,
No. 10694, 9/15/75
Utah, No. 5707, 8/77 Colorado,
No. 22846, 1/10/80
South Dakota, No. 2491, 1/8/80 North
Dakota, No. 4367, 2/23/80
Montana, No. 4473, 3/10/80 Wyoming,
No. 2972A
Louisiana, No. 05180R, 8/21/80 Kansas,
No. 04-22878, 7/89
Iowa, No. 27869, 11/90
Professional
Appointments: July
1978 - July 1980
Physician,
Respiratory Clinic, Carbon County Hospital, Price, Utah July
1980 - August 1980
Instructor of Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, July,
1980 - August 1980 Staff
Physician, Salt Lake Veterans Administration,
Medical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah Sept
1980 - June 1985 Assistant Professor of Medicine, Department of Internal
Medicine, Sept
1980 - Nov 1985 Associate Director, ICU, Charity Hospital of
Louisiana, January
1982 - July 1989 Director,
Pulmonary Function Laboratory, Tulane Medical Center, January
1982 - July 1989
Co-Director, Respiratory Therapy, Tulane Medical Center, March
1983 - July 1989 Director,
Critical Care Medicine Program, Tulane Medical Center, Department
of Internal Medicine, New
Orleans, Louisiana August
1983 - July 1989 Staff Physician, Veterans Administration Medical Center, New
Orleans, Louisiana July
1984 - July 1989 Co-Director, Pulmonary Diseases Section, Tulane Medical Center, July
1985 - July 1989 Associate Professor of Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases Section, December
1985 - July 1989
Co-Director, ICU, Charity Hospital of Louisiana,
New Orleans, Louisiana July
1986 - July 1989 Director, Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowship Program, May
1987 - July 1989 Director, Intermediate Care Unit, Tulane Medical Center, July
1989 - Present Associate Professor of Internal and Preventive Medicine, Division
of Pulmonary & Critical Care, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas July
1989 - August 1991 Associate Director, Center for Environment and Occupational
Health, August
1992 - August 1994
Medical Director, Employee Health Service January
1991 - Present
Senior Physician, Center for Environmental and Occupational
Health, September
1991 – Present
Director, Center for Environmental and
Occupational Health, December
1995 - Present
Director, Johnson County, Kansas, Health Department
Laboratories Services May
1998 - June 1998
Interim Chief of Staff, University of Kansas Medical Center,
Kansas City, Kansas July
1998 - Present Chief of Staff,
University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Memberships: Member,
Society for Occupational and Environmental
Health Member,
Kansas Thoracic Society Member,
American College of Physicians Member,
American Public Health Association Member,
American Thoracic Society Member,
Medical Group Management Association Member,
American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Member,
Great Plains College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Vice
President 1993, President 1994 Member,
Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Awards: Gallium67
Citrate Uptake in Coal Workers, Pneumoconiosis.
September, 1979 - March, 1980. Coal
Development Fund, University of Utah Non-specific
Bronchial Responsiveness in Asthma.
March, 1979 - March, 1982. Biomedical
Research Support Grant, Tulane University School of Medicine, Principal
Investigator Analysis of Pulmonary Immunocompetence in Patients with Bronchogenic Carcinoma by Bronchoalveolar
Lavage. January, 1982 - December, 1982.
Cancer
Association of Greater New Orleans, Co-Principal Investigator Alveolar
Macrophages and Environmental Cocarcinogenesis. Fossie
E. West Memorial Trust Fund Award, Co-Investigator Meropenem
Clinical Trial. October
1990-1992. ICI
Pharmaceuticals Group, Principal Investigator KDHE/KU
Lead Health Education Assistant Award 1990-1991.
University of Kansas Medical Center, Senior Consultant Multicenter
Open Randomized Comparative Study of Meropenem (CI 194,660/SM 7338)
and Ceftazidime
Alone or Ceftazidime Plus an Aminoglycoside in the Treatment of Lower
Respiratory Infections.
1990-1992. Evaluation
of Potential Exposure Resulting from Contact With Bayleton Lynx or
Merit Treated Turf. 1993. Ciprofloxacin
and Clarithromycin Comparison for the Treatment of Acute Bacterial
Exacerbations of
Chronci Bronchitis. 1993-present. Invited
Presentations: GA67
citrate imaging in coal workers' pneumoconiosis (CWP). Presented
at the American Lung Association/American Thoracic Society 76th Annual
Meeting, May
19, 1980, Washington D.C. Carcinoma
of the Lung. Presentation
at the Third Annual New Orleans Internal Medicine Board Review course, September
8-13, 1981, New Orleans, Louisiana. Pulmonary
Infections in the ICU. Presentation
at the Sixth Annual Internal Medicine Update 1982,
March 1-6, 1982, Orlando, Florida. Lung
Cancer. Presentation
at the Fourth Annual New Orleans Internal Medicine Board Review
Course, September
7-12, 1982, New Orleans, Louisiana. Poliomyelitis
and Sleep Apnea. Presentation
at the Sixth Annual Southern Sleep Society Meeting, November 12, 1982, New
Orleans, Louisiana. Adult
Respiratory Distress Syndrome. Presentation
at the Fifth Annual New Orleans.
Internal Medicine Board Review Course, September
7-11, 1983, New
Orleans, Louisiana. Inhalation
challenge testing with 2, 4 and 2, 6 toluene diisocyanate isomers. Presented
at the American College of Chest Physicians, 50th Annual Meeting, October
1984, Dallas, Texas. Epidemiology
of Environmental lung disease (Moderator). Annual
Meeting American Thoracic Society, May, 1985, Anaheim, California. Lung
Cancer. Presentation
at the Seventh Annual New Orleans Internal Medicine Board Review
Course, September
3-8, 1985, New Orleans,
Louisiana. Hypersensitivity
Pneumonitis. American
Thoracic Society Annual Meeting, May 11-14, 1986,
Kansas City, Missouri. Non-Specific
bronchial reactivity in polyurethane workers. Presented
at the American Thoracic society Annual Meeting, May 11-14, 1986.
Kansas City, Missouri. Pneumoconioses
and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis. Presentation
for the 8th Annual New Orleans, September
2-7, 1986, New Orleans,
Louisiana. Pneumoconioses
and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis.
Presentation for the 9th Annual New Orleans Internal Medicine
Board Review Course, September
8-13, 1987, New Orleans, Louisiana. Pneumoconioses
and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis. Presentation
for the 10th Annual New Orleans Internal Medicine Board Review Course, September
6-11, 1988, New Orleans,
Louisiana. Adult
Respiratory Distress Syndrome. Tulane
University School of Medicine, Department
of Obstetrics/Gynecology, Mardi Gras Course, March 1989, New Orleans,
Louisiana Occupational
and Recreational Exposure, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges. Visiting
Professor. Bethany
Medical Center, February 23, 1990, Kansas City, Missouri Complications
of Mechanical Ventilation. Annual
Scientific Meeting of the West Virginia Thoracic Society, January
11-13, 1991 at Silver Creek, Snow Shoe, WV Evaluation
of Work Related Asthma/Occupational Asthma. Meet-the-Professor
Seminar, 1991 International Conference ATS Annual Meeting, May
12-15, 1991, Anaheim, California Diagnosis
and Treatment of Pneumonia in the Critically Ill:
Issues in Critical Care. September
7, 1991, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
New
Strategies in the Management of COPD. September
27, 1991, Galichia Medical Group, Wichita, Kansas COPD. December 13, 1991, Medical Surgical Seminar, Munson Army
Community Hospital, Leavenworth,
Kansas Treatment
of COPD - Where Are We Headed? March
12, 1992, Medical Group of Junction City, Kansas April
24, 1992, Medical Group of Fort Riley, Kansas June
25, 1992, Medical Group of Manhattan, Kansas May
7, 1992, Veterans Administration Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa May
8, 1992, Osteopathic School of Medicine, Des Moines, Iowa Lung
Cancer and Case Studies. April
27, 1992, Medical Group in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Occupational
Asthma. March
27, 1992, American College of Physicians, San Diego, California
Assessment and Treatment of Agricultural Lung Insult. September
3, 1992, University of Kansas 24th Annual Respiratory Care Symposium,
Kansas City, Kansas Update
on Lead Poisoning: A Paradigm for Solving Exposure Riddles. September
12, 1992, American College of Physicians, Kansas Chapter Scientific
Meeting, Overland
Park, Kansas Lead
Poisoning in School Age Children. September
17, 1992, Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, Kansas Lead
Poisoning. September
17, 1992, Mt. Carmel Hospital, Pittsburg, Kansas Recent
Advances in the Treatment of COPD. February
25, 1993, St Mary's Hospital, Manhattan, Kansas Asbestos
Related Pulmonary Disease. March
11, 1993, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, Kansas Changing
Concepts in the Treatment of Occupational Asthma Allergy. March
11, 1993, VA Grand Rounds Conference, Calmery O'Neil VA Medical
Center, Topeka,
Kansas COPD
in the 90s: Where Are We Headed? March
17, 1993, Medical Staff
Luncheon Conference, Research Medical Center,
Kansas City, Missouri Lead
Poisoning: A Paradigm for Occupational Disease Investigation. April
14, 1993, Greater Kansas City Society of Internists, Kansas City,
Missouri Treatment
Strategy of COPD in the 90s: Where are We Going?
April
18, 1993, National Osteopathic Health Conference, Weston Crown Center,
Kansas City, Missouri Recent
Advances in Treatment of COPD. May
19, 1993, Riley Country Medical Society,
Manhattan, Kansas Overview
of Asthma Therapy. Medical
Education Department Noon Lecture, June
23, 1993, Baptist Medical Center,
Kansas City, Missouri Environmental
Asthma. September
3, 1993, 25th Annual Respiratory Care Symposium, KUMC, Kansas City,
Kansas Lead
Poisoning in Adults. September
9, 1993, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, Kansas Adult
Asthma Management. October
5, 1993. Exercise
Induced Asthma. October
6, 1993 4th
Annual Current Issues in Cardiac and Pulmonary Medicine, St. Francis
Hospital, Grand Island, Nebraska Introduction
to Respiratory Issues in the Workplace, Legionella and Asthma. October
26, 1993, 44th Annual Safety and Health Conference, Healthcare
Section, Wichita, Kansas Lead
Intoxication. February
2, 1994. Department of Family Practice CME Conference, Bethany Medical
Center, Kansas
City, Kansas NIH
Guidelines on Asthma. February
25, 1994. Girard (Kansas)
Hospital District No. 1 staff physicians OSHA
Guidelines for Respiratory Protection. Diagnostic
Evaluation and Management of Chronic Obstructive and Restrictive Lung
Disease. May
16 and 19, 1994. KUMC
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. Kansas City, Kansas. May
20, 1994. 17th Annual
Carroll P. Hungate Seminar Post Graduate Seminar on Occupational and
Environment Health, Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, Kansas City, Missouri. Overview
of Occupational Medicine Issues. May
21, 1994, Family Practice Board Review.
American Academy of Family Physicians, Kansas
City, Missouri. Treatment
of COPD--Update. June
10, 1994. Irwin Army
Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas. Update
on Environmental Lung Disease. July
7, 1994. Providence
Hospital, Kansas City, Kansas Treatment
of COPD in the '90s. August
11, 1994. Residents in
Family Practice Clinic, KUMC, Kansas City, Kansas Lead
Poisoning. Family
Practice Noon Teleconference, August
26, 1994, KUMC, Kansas City, Girard and Hays, Kansas Risks
to Health Care Workers. September
1, 1994. 26th Annual
Postgraduate Respiratory Care Symposium, Overland Park, Kansas Update
on COPD, Medical Staff Luncheon Conference September
14, 1994, Research Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri Status
Asthmaticus. Management
of Adult Asthma. September
19, 1994. Cardiac and
Pulmonary Conference, St. Francis Hospital, Grand Island, Nebraska It's
Scary Out There: Environmental
Issues. Four-State
Nursing Conference October
27, 1994, Southeast Kansas Regional Area Health Education, Pittsburg,
Kansas Indoor
Air Quality--Are We Becoming More Sensitive? November
1, 1994, 45th Annual Kansas Safety & Health Conference, Overland
Park, Kansas Navigating
the Continuum of Care. November
2, 1994. National Center
for Managed Health Care Administration, University
of Missouri at Kansas City, Missouri. The
Use of ILO Classification in the Diagnosis of Occupational Lung
Disease: Background,
Problems and Cases. (With
Glendon Cox, M.D.) November 21, 1994, Great
Plains College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Kansas
City, Missouri Health
Effects of Lead. Lead
Poisoning Prevention Seminar for Not-for-Profit Organizations. January
19, 1995, sponsored
by Leadbusters and the Environmental Protection Agency, Kansas City,
Kansas Environmental
Lead Contamination in the Tri-State Area:
How to Evaluate, Treat and Prevent Lead
Poisoning. January 26,
1995, Mount Carmel Medical Center, Pittsburg, Kansas The
Solution to Treating Your Critical Care COPDers.
February 2, 1995, Family Practice Clinic, KUMC, Kansas City,
Kansas What
We Need to Know About Tuberculosis in 1995.
February 16, 1995, Medical
Education Conference, Providence Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas Agriculture
Health and Safety. April
14, 1995, and April 19, 1996, Environmenal Health Students, Preventive
Medicine Division, KU
Medical Center Treatment
of COPD. May
11, 1995, Staff and Residents Noon Conference, Eisenhower VA Hospital,
Leavenworth, Kansas October
12, 1995, Grand Rounds, Colmery-O=Neil
Medical Center, Topeka, Kansas Lead
Screening of Adults. May
31, 1995, Johnson County Health Department Nurses, Olathe, Kansas Workers'
Compensation: Legal Issues and Practical Solutions.
September
15, 1995, Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, Kansas City,
Missouri Occupational
Lung Diseases. September
22, 1995, Allergy Noon
Conference, KU Medical Center The
Spectrum of Environmental and Occupational Lung Disease. September
30, 1995, Ozark Chest Conference XV: Occupational
Lung Disease and Respiratory Protocol, Conference Moderator, Osage
Beach, Missouri Risks
to Health Care Workers.
October 6, 1995, Family Practice Noon Conference
(Telemedicine), KU Medical Center, KC, Wichita, Occupational
Pulmonary Illness/Injury.
November 14, 1995, Insurance Claim Staff, St. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Overland
Park, Kansas Occupational
Lung Diseases. November
30, 1995, Respiratory Care students, KU Medical Center, Kansas City,
Kansas Is
Your Job Killing Your Lungs? April
26, 1996, Bethany Family
Medicine CME Conference, Kansas City, Kansas Update
in Occupational Lung Diseases, 1996. May
3, 1996. Grand Rounds,
University of Missouri-KC, Truman Medical Center, Kansas City,
Missouri Emphysema.
October
18, 1996. Biochemistry
class of medical students, KU Medical Center. Environmental
Pulmonary Rehab in the Work Place. November
7, 1996. Professional
Continuing Education Conference, Mid-America Rehabilitation Hospital, Overland Park, Kansas Occupational
Lung Disease. February
11, 1997. Professional
Continuing Education Conference for Occupational Medicine Nurses,
Mid-America Rehabilitation Hospital,
Overland Park, Kansas Assessing
Fitness for Duty for Individuals with Diminished Pulmonary Function. March
8, 1997. Hungate
Postgraduate Seminar on Occupational and Environmental Health,
Marriott Hotel, Overland Park, Kansas Asthma
and the Ozone. October
5, 1997. 17th Annual
Ozark Chest Conference, Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri Respiratory
Diseases Associated with Agriculture. May
27, 1998. North American
Consortium Spring Conference: Agromedicine Comes to Oz, Kansas State
University, Manhattan, Kansas. Environmental
Problems in the State of Kansas Related to Cancer. January
5, 1999. Cancer Research
Round Table, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Invited
Outside Lectures Supercourse
VII, New Orleans, LA, 1982 Rapides
General Hospital, Alexandria,
LA, 1982; 1983; 1984; 1985; 1988. Lallie
Kemp Charity Hospital, Independence, LA, 1982; 1984. Fort
Polk Army Hospital, Leesville, LA, 1984; 1987; 1988. Methodist
Hospital, East New Orleans, LA, 1984 Southern
Nevada Memorial Hospital, Las Vegas, NV, 1984; 1986 University
of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, 1984 National
Jewish Hospital, Denver, CO, 1984 Bogalusa
Charity Hospital, Bogalusa, LA 1985 American
Legion Hospital, Jennings, LA 1986 Gulfport
Memorial Hospital, Gulfport, MS, 1986; 1988 Veterans
Administration, Alexandria, LA, May 18, 1987 Keesler
Air Force Base, Biloxi, MS, July 9, 1987 Thibodeaux
General Hospital, Thibodeaux, LA, 1988 Singing
River Hospital, Pascagoula, MS, 1988 Trinity
Lutheran Hospital, Kansas City, MO, May 1990 Kansas
Medical Education Foundation, Topeka, KS, February 1990 Humana
Hospital, Overland Park, KS, October 1990 West
Virginia School of Medicine, Charleston, WV, January 1991 Providence-St.
Margaret Health Center, Kansas City, KS, April 1990 Irwin
Army Community Hospital, Fort Riley, KS, June 1991 Wichita
Institute of Clinical Research, Wichita, KS, September 1991 Lawrence
Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, KS, October 1991 Larned
State Hospital, Larned, KS, October 1991 Park
Hills Country Club, Pratt, KS, October 1991 St.
Anthony Hospital, Hays, KS, October 1991 Munson
Army Community Hospital, Leavenworth, KS, December 1991 Medical
Group, Junction City, KS, March 1992 Medical
Group, Fort Riley, KS, April 1992 Medical
Group, Fort Leavenworth, KS, April 1992 Veterans
Administration Hospital, Des Moines, IA, May 1992 Osteopathic
School of Medicine, Des Moines, IA, May 1992 Medical
Group, Manhattan, KS, June 1992
Pittsburg
State University, Pittsburg, KS, September 1992 St.
Mary's Hospital, Pittsburg, KS, September 1992 Lawrence
Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, KS, March 1993 Research
Medical Center, Kansas City, MO, March 1993 Greater
Kansas City Society of Internists, Kansas City, MO, April 1993 National
Osteopathic Health Conference, Kansas City, MO, May 1993 Riley
Country Medical Society, Manhattan, KS, May 1993 Baptist
Medical Center, Kansas City, MO, June 1993 Lawrence
Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, KS, September 1993 St.
Francis Hospital, Grand Island, NE, October 1993 Safety
and Health Conference, Wichita, KS, October 1993 Lead
Training Seminars, University of Kansas Continuing Education, Olathe,
KS, 1993 to present Pulmonary
Medicine Lectures, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, KUMC, May
1994 17th
Annual Carroll P. Hungate Post Graduate Seminar on Occupational and
Environment Health, Holiday
Inn Crown Plaza, Kansas City, MO, May 1994 Invited
Outside Lectures (cont=d): Family
Practice Board Review, American Academy of Family Physicians, Kansas
City, MO, May 1994 Irwin
Hospital, Fort Riley, KS, June 1994 Providence
Hospital, Kansas City, KS, July 1994, February 1995 Research
Medical Center, Kansas City, MO, September 1994 Cardiac
and Pulmonary Conference, Grand Island, NE, September 1994 Four-State
Nursing Conference, Pittsburg, KS, October 1994 45th
Annual Kansas Safety & Health Conference, Overland Park, KS,
November 1994 National
Center for Managed Health, Core Administration, Univ. of MO-Kansas
City, November 1994 Great
Plains College of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, Kansas
City, MO, November
1994, Environmental
Protection Agency, Kansas City, KS, January 1995 Mount
Carmel Medical Center, Pittsburg, KS, January 1995 Eisenhower
VA Hospital, Leavenworth, KS, May 1995 Johnson
County Health Department, Olathe, KS, May 1995 Kansas
City Metropolitan Bar Association, Kansas City, MO, September 1995
Ozark Chest Conference XV,
Osage Beach, MO, September 1995 Colmery-O'Neil
Medical Center Medical Grand Rounds, Topeka, KS, October 1995 St.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company Claim Staff, Overland Park, KS,
November 1995 Bethany
Medical Center, CME Conference, Kansas City, KS April 1996 Truman
Medical Center, Grand Rounds, University of Missouri-Kansas City,
Kansas City, MO, May
1996 Mid-America
Rehabilitation Hospital, Professional Continuing Education Conference,
Overland Park, KS, November 1996, February 1997 Hungate
Seminar, Great Plains College of Occupational & Environmental
Medicine, March 1996, March 1997 17th
Annual Ozark Chest Conference, Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, October
1997 North
American Consortium: Agromedicine Comes to Oz, Manhattan & Kansas
City, Kansas, May 1998.
Committees: A.
Local 1. Medical
School a.
Tulane University School of Medicine 1)
Committee on Student Affairs, 1985-1989 2)
Grievance Committee, Tulane University School of Medicine,
1988-1989 3)
Search Committee: Chairman of Obstetrics/Gynecology, 1989 b.
University of Kansas School of Medicine 1)
Preventive Medicine Advisory Committee, , 1990 2)
Department of Medicine Quality Assurance Committee, 1991-1995 3)
Handbook Committee, 1992-present 4)
Institutional Biosafety Committee, 1992-present 5)
Practice Plan Committee, 1994 6)
Medical Audit, Quality Assurance & Utilization Review
Committee, 1995-present 7)
Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Development, Chairman, 1995 8)
Laser Safety Committee, Chairman, 1996 9)
Infection Prevention and Control Committee, 1996 10)
Medical Staff Executive Committee, 1996 11) Pathology Chair Review Committee,
Chairman, 1996 2.
Hospital a.
Tulane Medical Center 1)
Ad Hoc Housing Committee, 1987 2)
Critical Care Ad Hoc Committee, 1987-1989 3)
Home Care Program 4)
Laser Committee 5)
Nurses/Physician Liaison Committee, 1984-1986 6)
Chairman, Terminal Care Committee, 1988-1989 b.
Charity Hospital of New Orleans 1)
Medical Intensive Care Advisory Committee,
1980-1989 2)
Screening and Assessment Committee,
1988-1989 c.
Veterans Administration Hospital 1)
Critical Care Committee, 1988-1989 d.
University of Kansas Medical Center 1)
Market Planning Committee, 1991-1993 2)
Institutional Biosafety Committee, 1991-present 3)
Laser Safety Committee, 1991-present 4)
Surgical Case Review Committee, 1991-present 5)
Infection Control Committee, 1993-present 6)
Medical Staff Executive Committee, 1995-present 7)
Hospital Product Review Committee, 1996 8)
Antibiotic Use Subcommittee, 1996 9) Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, 1996-present 3. State a.
Medicaid Drug Formulary Committee, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1988-1989 4.
Continuing Medical Education a.
Steering Committee, Supercourse VII American
Thoracic Society of Louisiana 1982 b.
Co-Course Director, Current Concepts in Inotropic Therapy November
23, 1985; February 14, 1986. New
Orleans, Louisiana c.
Program Committee, Tri-State Thoracic Conference January
17-18, 1986; January 9-10, 1987.
Biloxi, Mississippi January
18-19, 1988. Point Clear,
Alabama d.
Course Director, Techniques in Bronchoscopic Laser Therapy January
31 - February 1, 1986; November 13-15, 1986; January 27-29, 1988 New
Orleans, Louisiana e.
Co-Chairman, Law and Medicine Series November
6-7, 1986, Tulane Law School, New Orleans, Louisiana f.
Co-Conference Chairman, Tri-State Thoracic Conference January
19-20, 1990. Point Clear,
Alabama g.
Program Committee, Respiratory Care Symposium, 1993, 1994, 1995 h.
Planning Committee, Hungate Seminar, 1994, 1995, 1996.
Chairman, 1995 i.
Planning Committee, Ozark Chest Conference XV, 1995, 1996,
1997. Chairman, 1995 j.
Executive Committee, American Lung Association of Kansas,
1997-2000 B.
National 1.
Program Committee, Environmental and Occupational Health,
American Thoracic Society,
1985, 1993, 1994 2.
Subcommittee on Occupational Lung Disease Scientific Assembly
on Environmental and
Occupational Health, American Thoracic Society, 1985-1986 3.
Occupational and Environmental Health Abstract Review Committee American College of Chest Physicians, 1986 4.
The BAL Cooperative Group Steering Committee: NIHR SCOR Grant.
Division of Occupational and Immunologic Lung Diseases,
1985-1990
Editorial
Boards Reviewer: 1.
American Review of Respiratory Disease 2. Chest 3.
Archives of Internal Medicine
Publications: A.
Abstracts 1.
Barkman HW, Kanner RE, Rom WN, Welch DM. Gallium
67 Citrate Imaging in Coal Workers Pneumoconiosis.
Amer Rev of Resp Dis 1980; 121, 221. 2. Hendrick DJ, Hughes J, Fabbri LM, Banks
DE, Barkman HW, et al. Epidemiological
measurement of bronchial reactivity in polyurethane workers. Amer
Rev of Resp Dis 1983; 127 (4): 154. 3. Weissman DN, deShazo RD, Banks DE,
Nordberg J, Barkman HW. Bronchoalveolar lavage cell-lymphocyte
interactions; The effects of several immunomodulator agents in smokers
and nonsmokers. Clinical Research.
Southern Section, AFCR, 1983; 31 (5): 886A 4. deShazo RD, Banks DE, Weissman DN, Barkman HW, et al.,
Bronchoalveolar lavage cell lymphocyte interactions in smokers,
nonsmokers and patients with carcinoma of the lung.
National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute International Conference
on Bronchoalveolar Lavage. 5:84 5. Barkman HW, Banks DE, Hendrick DJ, et
al. Inhalation challenge
testing with 2,4 and 2,6 toluene diisocyanate isomers. Chest
1984; 86:340. 6. Glindmeyer H, Barkman HW, Jones RN, et
al., FEV: A Rational "End of Test" for the FVC. Amer Rev
of Resp Dis 1984; 129 (4) P A31. 7. Weissman DN, Banks DE, Barkman HW, et
al. Evidence for
immunological dysfunction at the lung level in patients with squamous
cell carcinoma of the lung. Amer
Rev of Resp Dis 1984; 129 (4) PA31. 8. Barkman HW., Hughes JM, Banks DE,
Glindmeyer HW, Butcher BT, et al.
Non-specific bronchial reactivity in polyurethane workers. Amer
Rev of Resp Dis 1986; 133: A263 (supplement). 9. Sastre J, Banks DE, Ellis EG, Barkman HW, et al.
Isocyanate-induced asthma. Review of 62 challenge tests.
Amer Rev Of Resp Dis 1987; 135A235 (supplement). 10.
Banks DE, Morgan JE, deShazo RD, Rodriquez F, Barkman HW,
Weisman DN. Reliability
of cell counts in serial bronchoalveolar lavage.
Amer Rev of Resp Dis 1987; 135:A27 (supplement). 11.
Banks DE, Morgan JE, deShazo RD, Barkman HW, Weissman DN.
Variability of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid proteins in normal
individuals. Amer Rev
of Resp Dis 1987;135:A394 (supplement). 12.
Sastre J, Barkman HW, Lopez M, Banks DE, Salvaggio JE.
Serum neutrophil chemotactic activity (NCA) of high molecular
weight (HMW) in toluene diisocyanate (TDI) induced asthma. Amer Rev
of Resp Dis 1987; 135:A235 (supplement). 13.
Banks DE, Rando RJ, Ellis EG, Barkman HW. Persistence of
isocyanate-induced asthma despite transfer to workplace areas of low
isocyanate exposure. Amer Rev of Res Dis 1988; 137 (4):296. 14.
Banks DE, Morgan JE, Barkman HW, deShazo RD.
Implications of results from serial bronchoalveolar lavage
procedures in health volunteers. Amer Rev of Resp Dis 139:A490
(supplement). 15.
Sexton JA, Barkman HW, Pingleton SK, Kerby G.
Harrington Rods and Pulmonary Complications.
Amer Rev of Resp Dis 1991; 143 (4): A455
(supplement).
Articles 1.
Rom WN, Barkman HW. CF & I Steel Corporation, Pueblo, Colorado, Health Hazard
Evaluation Determination Report No. 70-30-669.
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Center for
Disease Control, National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1980. 2. Barkman HW, Wood S.. NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation
Determination Report No. 79-59-696.
Hewlett Packard Corporation, Loveland, Colorado.
U.S. Department of Health, Eduction and Welfare, Center for
Disease Control, National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1980. 3.
Rom WN, Barkman HW, Wright WE, Turner W, Kanner R, Nichols M,
Coleman M, Renzetti AD. Coal
Workers' Respiratory Disease in Utah - A Preliminary Report.
In: The Health Implications of the New Energy Technologies, Rom
WN, Archer VE (ed). Proceedings of Society for Occupational and
Environmental Health. Ann
Arbor Science Publishers Inc., 1980; 18(3):247-256. 4. Barkman HW. Gallium Citrate Imaging in Coal Workers'
Pneumoconiosis. University
of Utah Press. 1980. 5.
Rom WN, Kanner RE, Renzetti AD, Shigeoka JW, Barkman HW, et al.
Respiratory Disease in Utah Coal Miners. Amer Rev of Resp Dis
1981;123 (4):373-2-377.
6. Shigeoka JW, Gardner RM, Barkman HW. A Portable Volume/Flow Calibrating Syringe. Chest
1982; 82:598-601. 7.
Baser Y, deShazo RD, Barkman HW, Nordberg J.
Lidocaine effects of Immunocompetent Cells: Implications for
Study of Bronchoalveolar Lavage. Chest 1982; 82:323-328. 8.
Kanner RE, Renzetti A, Barkman HW, Klauber MR.Predictors of
Survival in Subjects with Chronic Airflow Limitation. Amer J of Med
1983; 74:249-255. 9. Banks DE,
Barkman HW. Common
Occupation Lung Disorders. Hospital Medicine 1983; 19(6):
93-110. 10.
Doll J, Stankus R., Barkman HW. Immunopathogenesis of
Asbestosis, Silicosis and Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis. Clinics of
Chest Medicine 983; 4(1): 3-14. 11.
Rom WN, Barkman HW. Respiratory Irritants. Rom WM (Ed) Rom WN (Ed).
Environmental and Occupational Medicine, Boston Mass;
Little, Brown and Company, 1983. 12.
Morgan J, Barkman HW, Waring N.
Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis. In: Salvaggio JE, deShazo RD (Eds),
Seminars in Respiratory Medicine.
Thieme-Stratton, New York, New York.
1984; 5:255-263. 13.
Banks DE, Barkman HW. Silicosis epidemic reported in 1900. JAMA
1984; 251 (2):217. 14.
Lueg, M, Barkman HW. Lung cancer and hypercalcemia.
The Journal of the Louisiana Medical Society 1985;
5:66-60. 15. Barkman HW, Banks DE. Bronchoprovocation testing in
occupational asthma. Folia Aller et Immun Acta 1985; 32:42-51. 16.
Kanner Re, Barkman HW, Rom WN, Taylor A. Gallium-67
Citrate Imaging in Underground Coal Miners. Amer J of Industr Med
1985; 8:49-55. 17. Hendrick DJ, Fabbri LM, Hughes JM, Banks DE, Barkman HW, et al.
Modification of the methacholine inhalation test ant its epidemiologic
use in polyurethane workers. Amer Rev of Resp Dis 1986;
133:600-604. 18.
Banks DE, Barkman HW, Butcher BT, Hammad YH, Rando RJ, et al.
Modification of the methacholine in a worker with methylene
diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) asthma.
Chest 1986; 89:389-393. 19. Glindmeyer HW, Jones RN, Barkman HW, Weill H. Spirometry:
Quantitative Test Criteria and Test Acceptability. Amer Rev of Resp
Dis 1987; 136: 449-452. 20.
Barkman HW, Chan-Yeung M, Merchant JA. When asthma is work
related. Patient Care 1987; 21:42-61. 21. Barkman HW, Salvaggio JE.
Occupational Asthma. In: Bierman CW, Pearlman DS (Eds) Allergic
Diseases from Infancy to Adulthood, WB Saunders, Philadelphia, PA
988; 611-616. 22.
Banks DE, Sastre J, Butcher BT, Ellis E, Rando RJ, Barkman HW,
et al. The role of
inhalation challenge testing in the diagnosis of isocyanate-induced
asthma. Chest 1988, 95:414-423. 23.
Banks DE, Rando RJ, Barkman HW. Persistence of toluene
diisocyantate (TDI) - induced asthma despite negligible work-place
exposures. Chest 1990; 97:121-125. 24.
Sastre J, Banks DE, Lopez M, Barkman HW Jr., Salvaggio JE.
Neutrophil chemotactic activity in toluene diisocyanate induced
asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunology. 1990; 85: 567-572. 25.
Banks DE, Morgan HE, deShazo RD, Weisman D, Rodriquez FH,
Barkman HW, Jr., et al. Reliability
of cell counts and protein determination in serial bronchoalveolar
lavage procedures performed on healthy volunteers. The American
Journal of Medical Sciences 299:275-282. November 1994. 26.
The BAL Cooperative Group Steering Committee.
Bronchoalveolar Lavage Constituents in Healthy Individuals, IPF,
and Selected Comparison Groups American Review of Respiratory Dis.
1990 Vol. 141 No. 5 Part 2 169-202. 27. Barkman HW,Chan-Yeung J, Merchant JA.
When Asthma is Work Related.
Patient Care: October 15,
1991; 42-52. 28.
Rom WN, Barkman HW. Respiratory Irritants. Rom,
WM (Ed), Environmental and Occupational Medicine, 2nd Ed.:
Boston, Mass; Little, Brown and Company, 1992;
529-533. 29.
Allen DM, Hall KN, Barkman HW.
Lingual Tonsillitis: An Uncommon Cause of Airway Compromise
Responsive to Epinephrine. Amer
J Emer Med. November
1991; 622-624. 30. Chodosh S, Schreurs A, Siami G, Barkman HW et al.
The efficacy of oral ciprofloxacin vs. clarithromycin for the
treatment of acute bacterial exacerbations of chronic bronchitis.
Clinical Infectious Diseases.
Pending.
Major
Research Interest 1.
Epidemiology of occupational lung disease. 2.
Reactive airway disease in an occupational setting.
N.I.H.
Research Activities 1. Investigator, NHLBI HL-15092 SCOR/Immune and Fibrotic Responses
to Occupational Environments. Director: Hans Weill, M.D. 1980-1986. 2. Faculty, NHLBI
HL-07376 Training Program in Fibrotic and Immunologic Pulmonary Disease.
Director: John Salvaggio, M.D. 1980-1986. 3. Faculty/Investigator, NIHT32 ES-07079-16 Training Program in
Environmental Toxicology. Director:
Curtis D. Klaassen, Ph.D. 1994-1999. 4.
Physician/Investigator, NIH ES03765 Biochemical Toxicology of
Cytochrome P-450. Director:
Andrew Parkinson, Ph.D. 1994-1998.
Other
Research Activities 1. Principal Investigator, Oak Ridge Associated Universities
19C-80757 Physician Training Related to Environmental Lead Issues.
1995. 2. Principal Investigator, Mid-American Coalition on Health Care,
Workers=
Compensation Project, RI9066. October 1,
1996-December 31, 1998. 3. Principal Investigator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Assistance Agreement, X997409-01-02, Southeast Kansas Health Study,
September 1, 1997-September 1, 2000.
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