NAME
AND RANK:
Charles Benjamin
Moseley, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and
Chair, Health Care Administration & Policy
School of Public Health
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
4505 Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, Nevada
89154-3023
Telephone: (702) 895-4413
E-mail: charles.moseley@unvl.edu
Fax: (702) 895-5573
ACADEMIC
DEGREES:
Ph.D. Virginia
Commonwealth University/ Medical College
of Virginia, School of Health Administration, 1990
Major: Health Services Organization and Research
Minor: Health Services Evaluation, Research and
Systems Analysis
M.S.O.T. Virginia
Commonwealth University, School of Occupational Therapy, 1975
B.A. Saint Andrews Presbyterian College,
Department of Philosophy and Religion, 1966
ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND EVALUATION:
Refereed
Publications:
Moseley, C.B. (1990). Nursing home ownership and quality of care. Doctoral
Dissertation, Virginia Commonwealth University.
Moseley, C.B. (1994). Inappropriate clinical
care in nursing homes. American Journal
of Medical Quality, 9:1, 10-17.
Moseley, C.B. (1994). A functional outcome-based approach to evaluate the quality of
geriatric rehabilitation. Physical and Occupational
Therapy in Geriatrics, 12:3, 51-64.
Moseley, C.B. (1994). Nursing home ownership and
quality of care. Journal of Applied Gerontology, 13:4, 386-397.
Moseley, C.B (1995). Rehabilitation potential
among nursing home stroke residents.
Physical and Occupational Therapy in Geriatrics, 13:4, 11-25.
Moseley, C.B., Shumaker, N.S., Hillegass, B.E.,
et al. (1996). A community survey
approach to gerontology curriculum development. Gerontology and Geriatrics Education, 16:3, 73-84.
Moseley, C.B. (1996). The impact of federal
regulations on urethral catheterization in Virginia nursing homes. American Journal of Medical Quality,
11:4, 222-226.
Moseley, C.B (1996). Rehabilitation
effectiveness among long term nursing home stroke residents. Physical and Occupational Therapy in
Geriatrics, 14:4, 27-41.
Moseley, C.B. (1997). The impact of restraints
on nursing home resident outcomes. American
Journal of Medical Quality, 12:2, 94-102.
Moseley, C.B. & Jones, L.A. (2003). Registered nurse staffing and
OBRA deficiencies in Nevada nursing
facilities. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 29:3, 44-50.
Moseley, C.B. Schwer, K & Thompson, W.S
(2003). Elderly casino gambling behavior: marketing implications. Journal
of Hospitality and Leisure Marketing, 10:1/2, 87-99.
Ginn, G. and Moseley, C.B (2004). Community health orientation,
community-based quality improvement and health promotion services in hospitals.
Journal of Healthcare Management, 49:5,
293-306.
Cochran, C.R, Moseley, C.B. & Peltier, J.W. Quality improvement in a federally funded
community breast and cervical cancer program.
Journal of Healthcare Services
Administration,27:1 (in print).
Ginn, G. and Moseley, C.B. The impact of
community benefit laws and guidelines on the community health orientation and
health promotion services of hospitals.
Journal of Health Policy, Politics
and Law (revised and resubmitted).
Moseley, C.B. and Taylor, B. The internal
consistency of nursing compare quality of care data. (submitted for publication).
Presentations:
"Use of Automated Medicaid Data to Evaluate
Nursing Home Quality of Care" presented at the Association of University
Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA)/Pew Foundation Symposium on Quality,
Technology and Information: Developing an Integrated Perspective for Health
Services Managers, Philadelphia, June 30, 1992.
"Health Care Rationing and the
Elderly" presented at the Crisis in Health Care: Ethical and Legal
Consequences of Aging Conference, Las Vegas, April 23, 1993.
"Who Will Pay for Long-term Care" presented
at a Nevada Geriatric Education Center
Seminar, Las Vegas, June 25, 1993.
"Nursing Home Ownership and Quality of
Care" presented at Center for Health Services Research, UNLV, Las Vegas,
February 25,1994.
"Long-term Care Quality Assurance"
presented at Arizona State University, Department of Health Care
Administration, graduate Chronic Care course, Tempe, Arizona, 1994-95.
Women’s Health Connection Program presented at
Interdisciplinary Gerontology Conference, UNLV, 1999.
“Quality Improvement in a State-wide Breast and
Cervical Cancer Screening Program”, presented at Association of University
Professors of Healthcare Administration (AUPHA) Annual Meeting, June 22, 2002,
Washington, DC.
“The Internal Consistency of Nursing Home
Compare Quality of Care Data”, presented at the UNLV Center for Aging Studies
Brown Bag Lunch Series, September 28, 2004, Las Vegas, NV
Grants
and Contracts:
UNLV Research Grant for research project,
Nursing Home Rehabilitation Effectiveness, 1993-1996.
Virginia Health Services Cost Review Council
contract to recommend approach to evaluate quality of care in Virginia nursing
homes, 1994.
Nevada Geriatric Education Center grant to
conduct community and faculty curriculum development surveys, 1994-1995.
Sierra Health Services, Quality Improvement
Program contract to provide technical assistance to program,1997-98.
Nevada Women’s Health Connection Program
contract to develop and evaluate WAC quality improvement program,1998-02.
UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE
TEACHING:
Instructor, School of Occupational Therapy,
Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, 1975
Instructor, Human Services Technology, Southside
Virginia Community College, Keysville, VA, 1976-80
Assistant/Associate Professor, Health Care
Administration, University of Nevada,
Las Vegas, 1991-2005
Graduate faculty status, UNLV, 1992-2005
Undergraduate
Courses Taught:
Introduction to Gerontology
Social Gerontology
Psychology of Aging
Biology of Aging
Activity Therapies
Communication and the Aged
Rehabilitation of the Aged
Management of Health Services Organizations
Health Care Administration Pre-practicum and
Practicum
Health Care Law
U.S. Health Care System
Quantitative Health Management Techniques
Inter-Organizational Relationships and
Multi-Health
Systems (Strategic Management of Health Systems)
Organization and Management of Long-term Care
Services
Multicultural Diversity and the U.S. Health Care
System
Graduate
Courses Taught:
U.S. Health Care System
Management of Health Services Organizations
Organization and Management of Long-term Care
Services
Other
Teaching:
Served on Nursing, Kinesiology, Health
Promotion, Social Work and Public Administration Graduate Professional Paper
and Thesis Committees, 1992-05
Developed and taught University of Nevada, Reno
correspondence course, U.S. Health Care System, 1994-1998
Lead the development of the Health Care
Administration Concentration for the Masters of Public Administration, M.Ed. in
Health Promotion, and Masters of Public Health degree programs.
UNLV
UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY SERVICE:
Member, following faculty committees at UNLV,
1991-2004:
Business College Undergraduate Curriculum
Improvement
UNLV Interdisciplinary Gerontology Program
Advisory Committee
Faculty Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Graduation
Designations
Faculty Senate, New Program Review
UNLV Center for Aging Studies
CHS Committee on Faculty Affairs
CHS Ad Hoc Committee on Criteria for Outstanding
Teacher
CHS Ad Hoc Committee on College Core Course
CHS Ad Hoc Faculty Grievance Committee
CHS Physical Therapy Search Committee
CHS Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Teaching
Evaluation
CHS Ad Hoc Committee on Merit Requirements
CUA Promotion and Tenure (Co-chair)
CUA Academic Standards
CUA Teaching Evaluation
SPH Admissions
SPH Faculty Review
Member, following professional and community
committees, 1992-2004:
AUPHA Faculty Forum on Long-term Care
AUPHA Undergraduate Program Review Panels
CHS, Center for Health Services Research
Geriatric Education Center Advisory Committee
for Southern Nevada
Robert Wood Johnson Planning Grant Committee,
Sierra Health Services, Las Vegas, NV
Social Health Maintenance Organization Advisory
Committee, Sierra Health Services, Las Vegas, NV
Southern Nevada Workgroup to Improve Nursing
Home Quality of Care, Las Vegas, NV
Advisory Board, Integrated Health Services, Las
Vegas, NV
Quality Improvement Task Force, Integrated
Health Services, Las Vegas, NV
Performance Improvement, Trans-Health, Las
Vegas, NV
Authored two Self-Studies that lead to the
Health Care Administration Program being re-certified by the AUPHA, 1998 and
2004
Director, Health Care Administration Program,
1997-2005
NONACADEMIC
PROFESSIONAL AND WORK EXPERIENCE:
Professional
Certification:
Registered Occupational Therapist (OTR), 1974
Positions:
Recreation Leader, Dejarnette Psychiatric
Hospital, Staunton, VA, 1970-72
At Piedmont Geriatric Hospital, Burkeville, VA,
1975-90:
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapy Supervisor
Director of Rehabilitation
Director of Quality Assurance, Risk and
Utilization Management
Professional and Leadership Experience:
Volunteer, U.S. Peace Corps, Somali Republic,
Africa, 1966-68
Co‑chairman of Virginia Occupational
Therapy Association's Licensure Committee, 1976
Toured health care facilities in the Soviet
Union, 1979
Established first student programs in
Occupational Therapy, Recreational Therapy and Human Services Technology at
Piedmont Geriatric Hospital, 1977-80
Chairman, Health Occupations Health Advisory
Committee of the Amelia‑Nottoway Counties Vocational Center, Amelia, VA,
1981-82
Allied Health Representative on the local Health
Advisory Committee for the Central Virginia Health Systems Agency (HSA),
1980-82
Developed and supervised the milieu therapy
program that won an American Psychiatric Association Achievement Award for
Piedmont Geriatric Hospital, 1982
Member, Virginia Department of Mental Health,
Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Facility and PRAIS (Patient/Resident
Automated Information System Advisory Committee), 1986-87
Member, VADMH/MR/SA Committee to Improve
Inpatient Care, 1987
Consultation Experience:
Rehabilitation consultant, Southside Virginia
nursing homes. 1976-77
Team consultation, Barrow Geriatric Treatment Center
on improving the quality of their care program, Petersburg, VA, 1978
Team consultation, Norfolk General Hospital on
planned organizational change, Norfolk, VA, 1984
Professional
Presentations and Training Programs:
Developed and taught core training program for
outreach workers, Piedmont Senior Resources, Burkeville, VA, 1978
"Geriatric Activity Programs",
University of Wisconsin Telephone Conference, Madison WI, 1978
“Occupational Role Model Theory" Virginia
Occupational Therapy Association Annual Conference, Charlottesville, VA, 1979
"Psycho social Rehabilitation of the
Chronic Psycho- geriatric Patient", Southern Virginia Mental Health
Institute, Danville, VA, 1980
Exercise and the Elderly Workshop, Virginia
Department of Welfare, Division of Licensing, Farmville, VA, 1981
Quality Assurance, Risk and Utilization
Management training, Piedmont Geriatric Hospital, Burkeville, VA, 1981-1990