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Name:
Deborah Jane Hennrikus
Work Address:
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health, School of Public Health
University of Minnesota
1300 South Second Street, Suite 300
Minneapolis, MN 55454
(612) 626-8646
Education:
Colorado College, B.A. (Magna cum laude) in Psychology, 1970
University of Kansas, M.A. in Experimental Psychology, 1974
University of Newcastle, Australia, Ph.D. in Behavioral Science in
Relation to Medicine, 1987
Professional
Appointments:
Associate Professor, Division of Epidemiology, University of Minnesota
School of Public Health, Minneapolis, MN, USA, 2005-present.
(3/14)
Assistant Professor, Division of Epidemiology, University of MinnesotaSchool of
Public Health, Minneapolis, MN, USA, 1996-2005.
Research Associate, Division of Epidemiology, University of Minnesota School of
Public Health, Minneapolis, MN, USA, 1993-1996.
Evaluation Officer, Health Promotion Unit, Hunter Center for Health Advancement,
Newcastle, Australia, 1992.
Research Fellow, Discipline of Behavioral Science in Relation to Medicine,
University of Newcastle, Australia, 1990-91.
Professional Officer, Discipline of Behavioral Science in Relation to Medicine,
University of Newcastle, Australia, 1987-89.
Research Instructor, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, USA, 1979-82.
Research Assistant, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, USA, 1976-79.
Professional
Affiliations:
American Public Health Association
Society of Behavioral Medicine
Society of Research on Nicotine and Tobacco
University of Minnesota Cancer Center
Assistant Editor, Addiction
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Teaching Experience
1975
Introductory Psychology, University of Kansas. (Sole instructor; average number of
students in each of two occasions teaching this course = 30).
1983-84
Population Medicine, Medical Faculty, University of Newcastle, Australia
(Instructor; average number of students = 8).
1985
Human Sexuality, Medical Faculty, University of Newcastle, Australia.
(Co-instructor; average number of students = 8).
1990
Health Promotion in Primary Care, a module in the Health Promotion Masters
Program, Medical Faculty, University of Newcastle, Australia. (Sole instructor of
this 5-session module; each session was two hours in duration. Number of students
= 5).
1992
Survey Methods, a module in the Health Promotion Masters Program, Medical
Faculty, University of Newcastle, Australia. (Sole instructor of this 3-session
module; each session was two hours in duration. Number of students = 5).
1998-2004
Community Health Education in Clinical Settings (PubH 5005 / 6061), School of
Public Health, University of Minnesota. This course for MPH students examines the
scope and effectiveness of health promotion efforts of health care organizations;
barriers to these efforts; methods to ensure the sustained implementation of health
education / health promotion efforts; and the role of the public health professional in
the implementation process.
2000-2013
Applied Research Methods (PubH 6035), School of Public Health, University
of Minnesota. This course for MPH students teaches basic research skills and
concepts needed to plan, conduct, and analyze data from a research project.
Skills including literature searching, questionnaire development, scale
construction, item analysis, data coding, entry and analysis, and report writing
are taught. Students develop their own questionnaires, the surveys are
administered, and students enter and analyze the data and produce a report of
the results.
2009
Health Behavior II (PubH 6334), School of Public Health, University of
Minnesota. This is a seminar for doctoral students in the Social and Behavioral
Track of the Epidemiology PhD program.
2010-14
Grant Writing (PubH 6773), School of Public Health, University of Minnesota.
This course teaches MPH students to write program grants.
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2014
Prevention: Theory, Practice and Application in the Public Health Services
(PubH 3639). This is an undergraduate course.
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Scholarly Activity
Published Papers (peer-reviewed):
1.
Lachman R, Shaffer JP, Hennrikus DJ. Language and cognition: Effects of stimulus
codability, name-word frequency, and age of acquisition on lexical reaction time. Journal
of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior 1974;13:613-625.
2.
Martin E, Fleming FG, Hennrikus DJ, Erickson EA. Studies of the length-difficulty
relationship in serial memorization. Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior
1977;16:535-548.
3.
Scherwitz L, Evans LA, Hennrikus DJ, Vallbona C. Procedures and discrepancies of blood
pressure measurements in two community health centers. Medical Care 1982;20:727-738.
4.
Stiles WB, Orth JE, Scherwitz L, Hennrikus DJ, Vallbona C. Role behaviors in routine
medical interviews with hypertensive patients: A repertoire of verbal exchanges. Social
Psychology Quarterly 1984 47:244-254.
5.
Boisaubin EV, Hennrikus DJ, Sanson-Fisher RW, Merrill JM. Behavioral mapping to plan
a new emergency center. Journal of Ambulatory Care Management 1985;8:36-43.
6.
Scherwitz L, Hennrikus DJ, Yusim S, Lester J, Vallbona C. Physician communication to
patients regarding medications. Patient Education and Counseling 1985;7:121-136.
7.
Vallbona C, Yusim S, Scherwitz L, Hennrikus D, Evans LA. Advances in controlling
hypertension in low-income patients. American Journal of Preventive Medicine
1985;1:52-57.
8.
Reid ALA, Hennrikus DJ, Webb GR, Sanson-Fisher RW. Detection of patients with high
alcohol intake by general practitioners. British Medical Journal 1986;293:735-737.
9.
Orth JE, Stiles WB, Scherwitz L, Hennrikus D, Vallbona C. Patient exposition and
provider explanation in routine interviews and hypertensive patients’ blood pressure control.
Health Psychology 1987;6:39-41.
10.
Redman S, Hennrikus DJ, Bowman JA, Sanson-Fisher RW. Assessing women’s health
needs. Medical Journal of Australia 1988;148:123-127.
11.
Cockburn J, Hennrikus DJ, Scott R, Sanson-Fisher RW. Adolescent use of sun-protection
measures. Medical Journal of Australia 1989;151:136-140.
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12.
Redman S, Dickinson JA, Hennrikus DJ, Sanson-Fisher RW. The assessment of reactivity
in direct observation studies of doctor-patient interactions. Psychology & Health
1989;3:17-28.
13.
Sanson-Fisher RW, Campbell EM, Redman S, Hennrikus DJ. Patient-provider interactions
and patient outcomes. The Diabetes Educator 1989;15:134-138.
14.
Agrez MV, Redman S, Sanson-Fisher RW, Hennrikus DJ. Feasibility of fibreoptic
sigmoidoscopic screening for colorectal cancer in the Hunter region. The Australian and
New Zealand Journal of Surgery 1990;60:87-92.
15.
Webb GR, Redman S, Hennrikus DJ, Rostas JAP, Sanson-Fisher RW. Prevalence and
sociodemographic correlates of high risk and problem drinking at an industrial worksite.
British Journal of Addiction 1990;85:495-507.
16.
Hancock L, Hennrikus DJ, Henry DA, Sanson-Fisher RW, Walsh R, Lewis JH.
Agreement between two measures of drug use in a low prevalence population. Addictive
Behaviors 1991;16:507-516.
17.
Hennrikus DJ, Girgis A, Redman S, Sanson-Fisher RW. A community study of delay in
presenting to medical practitioners with signs of melanoma. Archives of Dermatology
1991;127:356-361.
18.
Redman S, Webb GR, Hennrikus DJ, Gordon J, Sanson-Fisher RW. The effects of gender
upon diagnosis of psychological disturbance. Journal of Behavioral Medicine
1991;14:527-540.
19.
Schofield MJ, Hennrikus DJ, Redman S, Sanson-Fisher RW. Prevalence and
characteristics of women who have had a hysterectomy in a community survey. Australian
and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 1991;31:153-157.
20.
Byles JE, Redman S, Hennrikus DJ, Sanson-Fisher RW, Dickinson JA. Delay in consulting
a medical practitioner about rectal bleeding. Journal of Epidemiology and Community
Health 1992;46:241-244.
21.
Gordon JJ, Saunders NA, Hennrikus D, Sanson-Fisher RW. Interns’ performance with
simulated patients at beginning and end of the intern year. Journal of General Internal
Medicine 1992;7:57-62.
22.
Webb GR, Redman S, Hennrikus DJ, Sanson-Fisher RW. Reliability and stability of the
Mortimer-Filkins test. Journal of Studies on Alcohol 1992;53:561-567.
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23.
Redman S, Hennrikus D, Clover K, Sanson-Fisher R. Responses of women and their
doctors to the occurrence of a breast symptom: A community study. Health Promotion
International 1993;8:177-187.
24.
Byles JE, Hennrikus D, Sanson-Fisher R, Hersey P. Reliability of naevus counts in
identifying individuals at high risk of malignant melanoma. British Journal of Dermatology
1994;130:51-56.
25.
Mitchell, AS, Henry DA, Hennrikus D, O’Connell DL. Adverse drug reactions: Can
consumers provide early warning? Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety 1994;3:257264.
26.
Webb GR, Redman S, Hennrikus DJ, Kelman GR, Gibberd RW, Sanson-Fisher RW. The
relationships between high-risk and problem drinking and the occurrence of work injuries
and related absences. Journal of Studies on Alcohol 1994;55:434-446.
27.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA. The smoking cessation process: Longitudinal
observations in a working population. Preventive Medicine 1995;24:235-244.
28.
Redman S, White K, Ryan E, Hennrikus D. Professional needs of palliative care nurses in
New South Wales. Palliative Medicine 1995;9:36-44.
29.
French SA, Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW. Smoking status, dietary intake and physical activity
in a population-based sample of working adults. Health Psychology 1996;15:448-454.
30.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW. Worksite intervention for weight control: A review. American
Journal of Health Promotion 1996;10:471-498.
31.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA. Occasional smoking in a working population.
American Journal of Public Health 1996;86:1260-1266.
32.
Blaine TM, Forster JL, Hennrikus DJ, O’Neil S, Wolfson M, Pham H. Creating tobacco
control policy at the local level: Implementation of a direct action organizing approach.
Health Education and Behavior 1997;24:640-651.
33.
Forster JL, Murray DM, Wolfson M, Blaine TM, Wagenaar AC, Hennrikus DJ. The
effects of community policies to reduce youth access to tobacco. American Journal of
Public Health 1998;88:1193-1198.
34.
Lando HA, Thai DT, Murray DM, Robinson LA, Jeffery RW, Hennrikus DJ. Age of
initiation, smoking patterns, and risk in a population of working adults. Preventive
Medicine 1999;29:590-598.
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35.
Martinson BC, Murray DM, Jeffery RW, Hennrikus DJ. Intraclass correlation for measures
from a worksite health promotion study: Estimates, correlates and applications. American
Journal of Health Promotion 1999;13:347-357.
36.
Boutelle KN, Murray DM, Jeffery RW, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA. Associations between
exercise and health behaviors in a community sample of working adults. Preventive
Medicine 2000;30:217-224.
37.
Jeffery RW, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Murray DM, Liu JW. Reconciling conflicting
findings regarding postcessation weight concerns and success in smoking cessation. Health
Psychology 2000;19:242-246.
38.
Nicholson JM, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, McCarty MC, Vessey J. Patient recall versus
physician documentation in report of smoking cessation counselling performed in the
inpatient setting. Tobacco Control 2000;9:382-388.
39.
Sherwood NE, Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA, Murray DM. Smokers with multiple
behavioral risk factors: How are they different? Preventive Medicine 2000;31:299-307.
40.
McCarty MC, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Vessey JT. Nurses’ attitudes concerning the
delivery of brief cessation advice to hospitalized smokers. Preventive Medicine
2001;33:674-681.
41.
McCarty MC, Zander KM, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA. Barriers among nurses to providing
smoking cessation advice to hospitalized smokers. American Journal of Health
Promotion 2001;16:85-87.
42.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA, Murray DM, Brelje K, Davidann B, Baxter JS, Thai
D, Vessey J, Liu J. The SUCCESS Project: The effect of program format and incentives on
participation and cessation in worksite smoking cessation programs. American Journal of
Public Health 2002;92:274-279.
43.
Lando HA, Hennrikus DJ, McCarty M, Vessey J. Predictors of quitting in hospitalized
smokers. Nicotine & Tobacco Research 2003;5:215-222.
44.
Hatsukami DK, Hecht S, Hennrikus D, Joseph A, Pentel PR. Biomarkers of tobacco
exposure or harm: Conference summary. Nicotine & Tobacco Research 2003;5:387-396.
45.
Hennrikus DJ, Pentel PR, Sandell SD. Preferences and practices among renters regarding
smoking restrictions in apartment buildings. Tobacco Control 2003;12:189-194.
46.
Joseph A, Hennrikus D, Thoele MJ , Hatsukami D. Tobacco control opinion leaders’
perceptions of harm reduction. Tobacco Control 2004;13:108-113.
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Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, McCarty MC, Klevan D, Holtan N, Huebsch JA, Jestus S,
Pentel PR, Pine D, Sullivan S, Swenson K, Vessey J. The TEAM project: the
effectiveness of smoking cessation intervention with hospital patients. Preventive
Medicine 2005;40:249-258.
48.
Scal P, Hennrikus D, Borowsky I, Ehrlich L, Ireland M. Preparing residents to counsel
about smoking. Clinical Pediatrics 2004;43:803-8.
49.
Hennrikus D, Rindal B, Boyle R, Stafne E, Lazovich D, Lando H. How well does health
history identify adolescent smokers in a dental office? Journal of the American Dental
Association 2005;136:1113-20.
50.
Hokanson JM, Anderson RL, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Kendall DM. Integrated
tobacco cessation counseling in a diabetes self management training program: A
randomized trial of diabetes and reduction of tobacco (DART). The Diabetes
Educator2006;32(4):562-70.
51.
Hecht SS, Carmella SG, Le KA, Murphy SE, Boettcher AJ, Le C, Koopmeiners J, An
L, Hennrikus DJ. 4-(Methylnitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanol (NNAL) and its
glucuronides in the urine of infants exposed to environmental tobacco smoke. Cancer
Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention 2006;15(5):988-92.
52.
An, LC, Perry, CL, Lien, EB., Klatt, C, Farley, DM, Bliss, RL, Hennrikus DJ, Pallonen
UE, Lando HA, Ahluwalia JS, Ehlinger EP. Strategies for increasing adherence to an
online smoking cessation intervention for college students. Nicotine & Tobacco Research
2006;8(Suppl 1):S1-S12..
53.
Tiede LP, Hennrikus DJ, Cohen BB, Hilgers DL, Madsen RJ, Lando HA. Feasibility of
promoting smoking cessation in small worksites: An exploratory study. Nicotine &
Tobacco Research 2007;9(Suppl 1):S83-S90.
54.
An LC, Hennrikus DJ, Perry CL, Lein EB, Klatt C, Farley DM, Bliss RL, Pallonen UE,
Lando HA, Ehlinger EP. Feasibility of internet health screening to recruit college students
to an online smoking cessation intervention. Nicotine & Tobacco Research2007;9(Suppl
1):S11-S18.
55.
Lando HA, Hennrikus D, Boyle R, Lazovich D, Stafne E, Rindal B. Promoting tobacco
abstinence among older adolescents in dental clinics. Journal of Smoking Cessation
2007;2:23-30.
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56. An LC, Klatt C, Perry CL, Lein EB, HennrikusDJ, Pallonen UE, Bliss RL, Lando HA,
Farley DM, Ahluwalia JS, Ehlinger EP. The RealU Online Cessation Intervention for
College Smokers: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Preventive Medicine 2008;47:194-9.
57. Hennrikus D, Pirie P, Hellerstedt W, Lando HA, Steele J, Dunn C. Increasing support for
smoking cessation during pregnancy and postpartum: Results of a randomized controlled
pilot study. Preventive Medicine 2010;50:134-137.
58. Hennrikus D, Joseph AM, Lando HA, Duval S, Ukestad L, Kodl M, Hirsch AT.
Effectiveness of a smoking cessation program for peripheral artery disease patients: A
randomized controlled trial. Journal of the American College of Cardiology
2010;56:2105-2112.
59. Au-Yeung CM, Weisman SR, Hennrikus DJ, Forster JL, Skoog R, Luneburg W, Hesse
B. An evaluation of health benefit modification in Taft-Hartley Health and Welfare Funds.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2010;39:S30-S36.
60. Gyllstrom ME, Hellerstedt WL, Hennrikus D. The association of maternal mental health
and stress with prenatal smoking cessation and postpartum relapse in a population-based
sample. Maternal and Child Health Journal 2012;16:685-693.
61. Choi K, Hennrikus D, Forster J. Use of price-minimizing strategies and their effects on
subsequent smoking behaviors. Nicotine and Tobacco Research 2012;14:864-70..
62. Choi K, Hennrikus D, Forster J, Moilanen M. Receipt and redemption of direct mail
cigarette coupons, perceptions of cigarette companies, and smoking cessation. Tobacco
Control, 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2012-050539, October 9, 2012.
63. Weisman SR, Hennrikus D, Choi K, Nunn B, Forster JL, Hunt MK, Skoog R, Luneburg
W, Hesse B. Influencing Taft-Hartley Funds to provide tobacco cessation benefits through
outreach to fund advisors. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 43(5 Suppl
3):S237-41, 2012.
64. Sidebottom AC, Hellerstedt WL, Harrison PA, Hennrikus D. An examination of prenatal
and postpartum depressive symptoms among women served by urban community health
centers. Arch Womens Ment Health 2014;17:27-40.
Published Papers (not peer-reviewed):
1.
Sanson-Fisher RW, Hennrikus DJ. Why do primary care physicians often fail to detect
psychological disturbance in their patients? In: Henderson S, Burrows GD (Eds.),
Handbook of Social Psychiatry (pp. 245-256). Canberra, Australia: Elsevier Science,
1988.
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2.
Hancock L, Walsh R, Hennrikus D, Redman S, Sanson-Fisher RW, Gibberd RW.
Psychotropic drug use in the Australian community: Benzodiazepines. In: Proceedings of
the Window of Opportunity. First National Congress. An Intersectorial Approach to
Drug Related Problems in Our Society, 1993.
3.
Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA. Smoking cessation interventions for pregnant women and
mothers of young children. Commenting: McBride and Melvin. In: Tremblay RE, Barr RG,
Peters RdeV, eds., Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Developoment [online]. Montrial,
Quebec: Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development;2003:1-6. Available at:
http://www.excellence-earlychildhood.ca/documents/Hennrikus-LandoANGxp.pdf.
Presentations:
1.
Hennrikus DJ. Occasional smoking in a working population. Epidemiology Seminar,
Division of Epidemiology, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, January 4,
1995, Minneapolis, MN.
2.
Hennrikus, DJ. Community health education. Community Health Workshop, Department of
Family Practice and Community Health, Medical School, University of Minnesota, February
3, 1995, Minneapolis, MN.
3.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA. A longitudinal examination of occasional smokers in
the workplace. Society of Behavioral Medicine, March 22-25, 1995, San Diego, CA.
4.
Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Schmid LA. Self-efficacy and relapse after participation in a
smoking cessation program. Society of Behavioral Medicine, March 22-25, 1995,
San Diego, CA.
5.
Hennrikus DJ. Helping patients make behavior changes. Rice Memorial Hospital CME
Program, November 6, 1995, Willmar, MN.
6.
Blaine TM, Forster JL, Hennrikus D, O’Neil S. Creating public health policy at the local
level: A grassroots / advocacy organizing approach to reducing youth tobacco access.
American Public Health Association, October 29 - November 6, 1995, San Diego, CA.
7.
Hennrikus D, Dunn C, Lando H, Roski J, Huebsch J, Vittum K, Foster B. Smoking
cessation counseling during the hospital stay: Report on a pilot study. Society of Behavioral
Medicine, March 22-25, 1996, Washington, DC.
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8.
Hennrikus DJ, Wolfson M, Forster J, Blaine T, Adiga, M. Strategy teams in direct action
community organizing. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 1721, 1996, New York, NY.
9.
Hennrikus DJ. How parents can prevent tobacco use in their children. Association for
Worksite Health Promotion Quarterly Meeting, December 5, 1996, Minneapolis, MN.
10.
Hennrikus DJ. The health impact of workplace weight control programs. Art and Science
of Health Promotion Conference, March 3-8, 1997, Hilton Head, SC.
11.
Hennrikus DJ. Motivational Interviewing: Helping patients make behavior changes.
HealthPartners Continuing Medical Education Program, April 3, 1997, Minneapolis, MN.
12.
Lando HA, Hennrikus DJ. Workshop: Minimum intervention techniques. American Society
of Addiction Medicine, October 18, 1997, Minneapolis, MN.
13.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery R, French S. Results of participation in commercial weight loss
programs. Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting, March 25-28, 1998, New
Orleans, LA.
14.
Hennrikus DJ. Cigarettes, cigars, and smokeless tobacco: Who is smoking what?
Epidemiology Seminar, Division of Epidemiology, School of Public Health, University of
Minnesota, April 15, 1998, Minneapolis, MN.
15.
McCarty MC, Zander KM, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA. Barriers among nurses to providing
smoking cessation advice to inpatients. Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Society of
Behavioral Medicine, March 3-6, 1999, San Diego, CA.
16.
Sherwood NE, Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA, Murray DA. Smokers with multiple
behavioral risk factors: How are they different? Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Society of
Behavioral Medicine, March 3-6, 1999, San Diego, CA.
17.
Hennrikus, DJ. Intervention Techniques: Motivational Interviewing, Invited presentation for
the Institute for Research Development Conference on Prenatal Substance Use, July 13,
1999, St. Paul, MN.
18.
Lando HA, Hennrikus DJ, McCarty MC, Vessey JT. Predictors of short-term quitting in
hospital inpatients. Sixth Annual Meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and
Tobacco, February 18-20, 2000, Arlington, VA.
19.
Hennrikus DJ. Worksite interventions. Tobacco Cessation Conference: Breaking the
Nicotine Chain in 2000, March 13, 2000, St. Paul, MN.
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20.
Hennrikus DJ, Jeffery RW, Lando HA, Murray DM. SUCCESS Project: Increasing
participation in worksite smoking cessation programs. Twenty-first Annual Meeting of the
Society of Behavioral Medicine, April 5-8, 2000, Nashville, TN.
21.
Hennrikus D, An L, Boyle R, Pirie P, Lando H. The BEST for Baby Project: Reducing
Infants' Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke among Members of a Managed Care
Organization. Sixth International Congress of Behavioral Medicine, November 15-18,
2000, Brisbane, Australia.
22.
Jeffery RW, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Murray DM. Increasing participation in worksite
smoking cessation programs: The SUCCESS Project. Sixth International Congress of
Behavioral Medicine, November 15-18, 2000, Brisbane, Australia.
23.
An LC, Hennrikus D, Ehlinger E, Madamala K, Stanley M, Nagel D, Lando H.
Comparison of internet, mail, and telephone surveys to assess tobacco use among college
students. Seventh Annual Meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco,
March 23-25, 2001, Seattle, WA.
24.
Hennrikus D, Lando HA McCarty MC Vessey JT. The effectiveness of a systems approach
to smoking cessation in hospital inpatients. Seventh Annual Meeting of the Society for
Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, March 23-25, 2001, Seattle, WA.
25.
McCarty MC, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Vessey JT. Predictors of documented smoking
cessation advice from nurses. Seventh Annual Meeting of the Society for Research on
Nicotine and Tobacco, March 23-25, 2001, Seattle, WA.
26.
McCarty MC, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Vessey JT. Nurses’ attitudes and beliefs
concerning the delivery of brief cessation advice to hospitalized smokers. Seventh Annual
Meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, March 23-25, 2001, Seattle,
WA.
27.
Hennrikus D. Increasing participation in tobacco cessation programs. Invited speaker at the
2001 meeting of the Minnesota Chapter of the Society for Public Health Education,
September 18, 2001, Chanhassan, MN.
28.
Conference Steering Committee member and moderator, Biomarkers for Tobacco
Exposure: Application to Clinical and Epidemiological Studies, October 25-26, 2001,
Minneapolis, MN.
29.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing Techniques. Presentation to the St. Cloud
Medical Group, St. Cloud, MN (organized by Blue Cross - Blue Shield). May 21, 2002.
30.
Hennrikus D, Patterson J. Motivating clients to make health behavior changes. Invited
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speaker at the 2002 Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Summer Institute: Strategies for
Addressing Health Disparities, St. Paul, MN. June 28, 2002.
31.
Hennrikus D. Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Intervention Techniques for Smoking
Cessation Training Program sponsored by the Tobacco Research Program in the
Department of Psychiatry, the Cancer Center, and the Division of Epidemiology, St. Cloud,
Minnesota, October 11, 2002.
32.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing Workshop. . Intervention Techniques for Smoking
Cessation Training Program sponsored by the Tobacco Research Program in the
Department of Psychiatry, the Cancer Center, and the Division of Epidemiology, St. Cloud,
Minnesota, October 11, 2002.
33.
Hennrikus D, Schmitz K. Worksite Interventions. Invited speaker at the 3rd Annual
School of Public Health Roundtable, "Meeting the Challenge of Obesity: Uniting Public
Health Research, Practice, and Policy," November 1, 2002, University of Minnesota.
34.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing. Invited speaker at the Iowa Dietetic
Association Annual Meeting. Ames, Iowa. November 13, 2002.
35.
Hennrikus D, Pentel P, Sandell S. Preferences and practices among renters regarding
smoking restrictions in apartment buildings. 2002 National Conference on Tobacco or
Health, November 19-21, 2002, San Francisco, CA.
36.
Hennrikus D. Best practices for smoking cessation and pregnancy. Invited speaker for a
training for nurses, sponsored by Medica and Dakota County Public Health. St. Paul,
MN, January 15, 2003.
37.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing techniques. Invited speaker for a training for nurses,
sponsored by Medica and Dakota County. Public Health. St. Paul, MN, January 15, 2003.
38.
Joseph A, Hennrikus D, Thoele MJ, Hatsukami D. Tobacco control opinion leaders’
perceptions of harm reduction. Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society for Research on
Nicotine and Tobacco, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 19-22, 2003.
39.
Braun B, Fowles J, Kind E. Advisory Board: Solberg L, Hennrikus D, Lando H, Pine D,
Leimer L. Smoking related attitudes and practices of physicians, nurses and medical
assistants. Seventh Annual Minnesota Health Services Research Conference,
Minneapolis, MN, March 4, 2003.
40.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing techniques. Twin Cities Healthy Start Project
Nurses Training. Minneapolis, MN, March 19, 2003.
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41.
Lando H, Hennrikus D, Lazovich D, Stafne E, Boyle R, Rindal B. Adolescent smoking
cessation in dental practices. Youth Tobacco Research Meeting, Washington, DC, June 17 19,
2003.
42.
Lando, H., Hennrikus, D., Robinett, J., Reynolds, K., Johnson, M., Kendall, D. Smoking
Cessation in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes. 12th World Conference on Tobacco or Health,
Helsinki, Finland, August 2003.
43.
Pine DA, Hennrikus D. Is referring smokers to a helpline a valuable strategy in the clinical
practice setting? Twenty-second Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine: NorthEast
Region meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, October 16-19, 2003.
44.
Pine D, Hennrikus D. Referring smokers to a tobacco help line: Lessons from a practice.
25th Anniversary Conference on Patient Education: San Antonio, TX, November 20-23,
2003.
45.
Hennrikus DJ, Felien E, Goldstein D, Oakes M, Forster J, Breiter K. Smoke-free Saturday
nights in music venues serving young adults. 2003 National Conference on Tobacco or
Health, December 10-12, 2003, Boston, MA.
46.
Braun BL, Fowles J, Kind E, Solberg L, Hennrikus D, Lando H. Smoking related attitudes
and practices: Physicians, nurses, medical assistants. 2003 National Conference on
Tobacco or Health, December 10-12, 2003, Boston, MA.
47.
Hennrikus D, Oakes M, Forster J, Felien E, Goldstein D. Promoting Smoking Bans in
Music Venues. Division of Epidemiology Seminar, January 31, 2004.
48.
Hennrikus D, Oakes M, Forster J, Felien E, Goldstein D. Promoting Smoking Bans in
Music Venues, University of Minnesota Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research Center
Seminar, February 6, 2004.
49.
An L, Lein E, Bliss R, Pallonen U, Hennrikus D, Farley D, Hertel A, Perry C, Lando H.
Loss of autonomy over nicotine use among college social smokers. Tenth Annual
Meeting of the Society for Research on Nicoteen and Tobacco, February 18-21, 2004,
Phoenix, AZ.
50.
An L, Pallonen U, Lein E, Bliss R, Hennrikus D, Farley D, Hertel A, Perry C, Lando H.
Assessment of smoking motives among college social smokers. Tenth Annual Meeting of
the Society for Nicoteen and Tobacco, February 18-21, 2004, Phoenix, AZ.
51.
Hennrikus D. Smoking in Youth: Creating a Preventive Environment. Presentation for
Cardiology Grand Rounds, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, MN, May 17,
2004.
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52.
Hennrikus D. Promoting Individual Behavior Change. Facilitated a Roundtable discussion
at the 8th Annual Maternal and Child Health Summer Institute, St. Paul, MN, June 22,
2004.
53.
Hennrikus D. Smoking Cessation and Prevention. Invited presentation for the Native
American Cancer Conference, Mystic Lake Casino, Eagan, MN, September 20, 2004.
54.
Hennrikus D. Motivational Interviewing. CME presentation for practitioners at Boynton
Health Center, University of Minnesota, April 5, 2005.
55.
Hennrikus D. The Baby STEPS Project. Invited presentation at the Maternal and Child
Health Conference sponsored by the Division of Epidemiology and Community Health,
University of Minnesota, September 26, 2005.
56.
Hennrikus D. Reducing Children’s Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke.
Presentation for Pediatric Grand Rounds, Fairview University Hospital, Minneapolis, MN,
September 28, 2005.
57.
Hennrikus D and Dunn C. Mobilizing Social Support for Quitting Smoking During
Pregnancy. Invited presentation at the March of Dimes Prematurity Summit, Minneapolis,
MN, November 18, 2005.
58.
Hennrikus D. BEST for Baby Project: Reducing Children’s Exposure to Environmental
Tobacco Smoke. Presentation for the University of Minnesota Transdisciplinary
Tobacco Use Research Center (TTURC) Seminar Series. Minneapolis, MN, January 6,
2006.
59.
Hennrikus D. BEST for Baby Project: Reducing Children’s Exposure to Environmental
Tobacco Smoke. Presentation for the VA Hospital Tobacco Control Interest Group.
Minneapolis, MN, March 16, 2006.
60.
Hennrikus D. Children and Secondhand Smoke. Part of the Cancer U Spring Series
Program “What’s the Big Deal about Public Smoking”, May 6, 2006.
61.
Hennrikus D, Tiede L, Hilgers D, Madsen RJ, Lando H. Feasibility of promoting
smoking cessation in small worksites: An exploratory study. American Public Health
Association 134th Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, November 7, 2006.
62.
Hellerstedt SL, Hennrikus D, Pirie P, Lando H, Dunn C. Pregnancy feelings and
attitudes: Are they associated with attitudes about perinatal smoking? American Public
Health Association 134th Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, November 7, 2006.
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63. Hennrikus D. Mobilizing Social Support for Quitting Smoking During Pregnancy and
Postpartum. Division of Epidemiology and Community Health Seminar, Minneapolis, MN,
January 26, 2007
64. Hennrikus D, Pirie P, Steele J, Dunn C, Hellerstedt W, Lando H. Mobilizing Social
Support for Smoking Cessation during Pregnancy. Society of Behavioral Medicine 28 th
Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions, Washington, D.C., March 22, 2007.
65. Hennrikus D, Joseph A, Hirsch AT, Lando HA, Duval S, Kodl M, Ukestad L. Smoking
cessation in peripheral artery disease patients. 2009 Joint Conference of SRNT and
SRNT-Europe, Dublin, Ireland, April 30, 2009.
66. Joseph A, Hennrikus D, Hirsch AT, Lando HA, Duval S, Kodl M, Ukestad L. Smoking
cessation in peripheral artery disease patients. 2009 Meeting of the Society of General
Internal Medicine, Miami, Florida, May 16, 2009.
67. Brosseau L, Hennrikus D, Klumb C, Egelhoff C, Ishizake A, Madsen RJ. Integrated
safety/smoking cessation intervention in small manufacturing businesses. National
Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) Symposium, Minneapolis, MN, May 20, 2009.
68. Hennrikus D, Brosseau L. Integrating safety and smoking cessation in small businesses.
Division of Environmental Health seminar. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN,
May 27, 2009.
69. Hennrikus D, Brosseau L, Egelhoff C, Ishizaki A, Madsen R. An Integrated
Safety/Smoking Cessation Intervention for Small Manufacturing Businesses. 31st
Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Seattle, Washington, April 711, 2010.
70. Hennrikus D, Choi K, Forster J, Boyle R. Perceptions of smokers about location-specific
community norms regarding smoking. Society of Research on Nicotine and Tobacco 19 th
Annual International Meeting, Boston, MA, March 13, 2013.
71. Choi K, Hennrikus D, Forster J, Moilanen M. Receipt and redemption of cigarette
coupons, perceptions of cigarette companies, and smoking cessation. Society of Research
on Nicotine and Tobacco 19th Annual International Meeting, Boston, MA, March 13,
2013.
72. Hennrikus D, Choi K, Forster J, Boyle R. The relationship of social influcences
concerning smoking and quitting to smoking cessation. Society of Behavioral Medicine
34th Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, March 23, 2013.
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73. Pinsker EA, Hennrikus DJ, Lando HA, Hannan PJ, Katz MA, Brosseau LM, Egelhoff CJ,
Haas SF, Scanlon KR. The relationship between job type and smoking-related
characteristics of workers in small manufacturing companies. 20 th Annual Meeting of the
Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, Seattle, WA, February 6, 2014.
74. Schreier M, Luo X, Lowry S, Hennrikus D, et al. Utilizing biomarker feedback
documenting child exposure to tobacco toxins in second-hand smoke to promote smokefree homes. 20th Annual Meeting of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco,
Seattle, WA, February 8, 2014.
75. Hennrikus D. Promoting Work Safety and Smoking Cessation in Small Manufacturing
Businesses, Masonic Cancer Center Seminar, University of Minnesota, February 18,
2014.
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Grant or Contract Support
Previously Funded Grants
1.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
2.
Title:
Funding:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
3.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
4.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
Improving Participation in Worksite Smoking Programs
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ($477,425 - average
annual direct costs)
A randomized trial to evaluate the relative effectiveness and cost
effectiveness of different types of worksite smoking cessation
programs and incentives for program participation and quitting
smoking.
5-1-95 through 4-1-99
Co-Investigator/Project Director
Participation in Commercial Weight Loss Programs
Division of Epidemiology Pilot ($2,486)
A postal survey of individuals who have a history of interest in
weight control programs to determine their characteristics,
experiences with formal weight control programs, and preferences
for program components.
12-94 through 12-95
Principal Investigator
Promoting Smoking Cessation in Hospital Patients (TEAM Project)
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ($2,500,712)
A randomized trial to evaluate the relative effectiveness and cost
effectiveness of three smoking cessation interventions for hospital
in-patients.
4-1-96 through 3-31-00
Co-Investigator/Project Director
Smoking in College Students
University of Minnesota Cancer Center ($24,876)
This consisted of two pilot studies: (1) Focus groups with University
of Minnesota students who are smokers to obtain information about
student attitudes toward smoking and preferences for programs and
program delivery mechanisms, and (2) a trial of methods to
improving return rates in surveys of college students. The latter was
conducted in collaboration with Boynton Health Service.
11-1-99 through 10-31-00
Principal Investigator
Deborah J. Hennrikus
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5.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
6.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
7.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
8.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
Adolescent Smoking Cessation in Dental Practices
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
($1,669,820))
A randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of a
dental screening system with the addition of tailored motivational
interviewing and telephone follow-up by a dental hygienist
compared with a dental clinic screening system alone, to increase
tobacco cessation among adolescents.
12-1-97 through 12-31-02
Co-Investigator
A pilot training program for Filipino Tobacco Cessation
University of Minnesota Cancer Center and Academic Health
Center ($25,000)
To test a faculty development model for tobacco intervention that
could be widely implemented in developing countries
7-1-02 through 6-30-03
Co-investigator
Smoke-Free Saturday Nights for 18-24-Year-Olds
Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco (MPAAT)
($299,983)
A demonstration project that evaluated the effect of smoking bans
in music venues serving persons aged 18-24 years.
3-1-02 through 8-31-04
Principle Investigator
Reducing Children's Exposure to Tobacco Smoke Pollution (BEST
for Baby Project), a project funded as part of the Tobacco
Exposure Reduction Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research
Center
National Cancer Institute / National Institute on Drug Abuse
($1,052,171 - direct costs)
A randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of
counseling and provision of nicotine gum in decreasing the extent to
which mothers expose their infants to environmental tobacco
smoke.
9-30-99 through 8-31-04; extension through 1-1-05
Principal Investigator of this project, one of four projects in a
Tobacco Center grant
Deborah J. Hennrikus
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9.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
10.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
11.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
12.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
Smoking Cessation in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes (DART
Project)
Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco (MPAAT)
($449,619)
A collaboration with the International Diabetes Center at
HealthSystem Minnesota to test the effectiveness of adding an
intensive smoking cessation component in an existing program
offered to adults with diabetes.
10-1-00 through 10-31-04
Co-Principal Investigator
WEBERS: A Web-Based Expert System to Reduce College
Smoking
Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco (MPAAT)
($449,776)
A project to design and evaluate an internet smoking prevention and
cessation site tailored for college students.
6-1-02 through 5-31-05
Co-Investigator
A County-wide Approach to Worksite Smoking Cessation
Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco (MPAAT)
($108,087)
A collaboration with Carver County Community Health Services to
conduct formative studies to develop a smoking cessation
intervention for small worksites in Carver County.
July, 2004, through December, 2005
Co-Principal Investigator
Reducing Tobacco Harm In Minnesota Vietnamese
Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco (MPAAT)
($111,664)
A collaboration with the Vietnamese Minnesotans Association to
develop an intervention to decrease tobacco use among the
Vietnamese immigrant community in the Twin Cities.
July, 2004, through December, 2005
Co-investigator
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13.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
14.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
15.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
16.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
The Influence of Health Confidantes on Smoking and Environmental
Tobacco Smoke Exposure in Pregnancy and Postpartum
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) ($250,000)
An investigation of the acceptability and feasibility of an intervention
that mobilizes health confidantes in the social networks of lowincome women to provide advice and help in both smoking
cessation and limiting ETS exposure during pregnancy and the
postpartum period.
9-1-04 through 12-31-06
Principal Investigator
Influences on Taft-Hartley Fund Administrators’ and Trustees’
Decisions Regarding the Provision and Promotion of Tobacco
Cessation Benefits
ClearWay Minnesota
A collaboration of labor union representatives and faculty at the
William Mitchell College of Law and the University of Minnesota to
investigate methods to increase smoking cessation benefits for blue
collar and service employees.
September, 2006, through May, 2008
Principal Investigator of the University of Minnesota subcontract
Smoking Cessation in Patients with Peripheral Artery Disease
ClearWay Minnesota
A randomized controlled trial of an intensive smoking cessation
intervention for patients with peripheral artery disease.
September, 2005, through December, 2008
Principal Investigator
An Integrated Work Safety – Smoking Cessation Program
ClearWay Minnesota
A collaboration with Carver County Public Health to develop an
intervention that integrates smoking cessation into the work of safety
committees in small manufacturing worksites.
February, 2008, through July, 2009
Principal Investigator
Deborah J. Hennrikus
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17.
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
18.
19.
Influencing the Influencers: Motivating Taft-Hartley Health and
Welfare Fund Trustees to Provide and Promote Tobacco Cessation
Benefits
ClearWay Minnesota
This project is a collaboration of labor union representatives and
faculty at the William Mitchell College of Law and the University of
Minnesota to assess the effectiveness of an intervention to motivate
Taft-Hartley fund trustees to provide and promote smoking
cessation insurance benefits.
August 1, 2009, through September 30, 2011
Co-Investigator
Title:
The Minnesota Adult Tobacco Survey (MATS) Cohort Survey
Funding Agency:
ClearWay Minnesota
Description:
This is a non-competitive contract to co-sponsor the third round of
the cohort component of the statewide tobacco use surveillance
survey. We will be involved in directing the analysis of all three
rounds of this survey.
Period:
April, 2011, through June, 2012
Role:
Principal Investigator of the contract
Title:
CHW Outreach and Biomarker Feedback for Smoke-Free
African-American Homes (Janet Thomas, PI)
Funding Source:
Period:
National Center for Minority Health and Health Disparities
(NCMHD)
This study is one of the projects in a center grant (University of
Minnesota Center for Health Disparities Research, Engagement
and Training (CeHDRET)), JS Ahluwalia, PI. It is a randomized
intervention trial that will employ Community Health Workers and
state-of-the-art biomarker feedback to encourage cessation and
home smoking restriction among African American families.
July, 2009, through June, 2013.
Role:
Co-Investigator
Purpose:
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Currently Funded Projects
1.
2.
Title:
An integrated Work Safety – Smoking Cessation Program for
Small Worksites
Funding Source:
NIDA
Purpose:
This project is a randomized controlled trial conducted in
collaboration with Carver County Public Health to examine the
effectiveness of an integrated work safety – smoking cessation
program designed for small manufacturing worksites.
Period:
April, 2010, though February, 2014 (no-cost extension through 82014).
Role:
Principal Investigator
Title:
Funding Source:
Purpose:
Period:
Role:
3.
Increasing the use of smoking cessation benefits by unionized bluecollar and service sector workers
ClearWay Minnesota
This project is a collaboration of labor union representatives and
faculty at the William Mitchell College of Law and the University of
Minnesota to assess the effectiveness of an intervention to promote
the use of smoking cessation insurance benefits among blue-collar
and service sector workers who are members of Taft-Hartley health
and welfare funds..
March 1, 2012, through February 28, 2015
Co-Investigator (PI of U of MN subcontract)
Title:
Healthy Living Policies, Systems, and Environments for Adults with
Serious and Persistent Mental Illness (Wellness for Every Body – SPMI)
Funding Agency:
Minnesota Department of Health – Statewide Health Improvement
Project (SHIP-3) Innovation Grant
Description:
This project is a collaboration with Hennepin County Health
Department to implement systems, policy and environmental
changes to improve the health of persons with severe persistent
mental illness by improving nutrition and physical activity levels and
decreasing smoking.
Period of Funding: November, 2013, through October, 2015
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Role:
PI of University of Minnesota--EpiCH subcontract