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Richard L. Street, Jr. Department of Communication Texas A&M University College Station, Texas 77843-4234 E-Mail: r-street@tamu.edu EDUCATION INSTITUTION MAJOR DEGREE DATE The University of Texas Communication Ph.D. 1980 Texas Tech University Speech Communication M.A. 1977 Texas Tech University Speech Communication B.A. 1975 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1991-present (Texas A&M University) Department Head (1998-2011) Professor of Communication Research Professor of Medicine 2005-present (Baylor College of Medicine) Professor of Medicine Director, Program in Health Decision-Making and Communication Houston Center for Innovation, Quality, and Safety (IQUEST) 2009-2010, Visiting Faculty, Behavioral Science Section, National Human Genome Research Institute 2008, Visiting Faculty, Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice Dartmouth University 1988-1991 (Texas A&M University) Associate Professor of Speech Communication Director, Communication Research Laboratory 1986-1988 (Texas Tech University)

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Associate Professor & Chair of Speech Communication Interim Chair, Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences 1985-1986 (Texas Tech University) Associate Professor of Speech Communication Director of Graduate Studies 1982-1985 (Texas Tech University) Assistant Professor of Speech Communication 1985 (Jan.-June) (University of California, Santa Barbara) Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication Studies 1981-1982 (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication 1980-1981 (University of Arkansas) Assistant Professor of Communication 1977-1980 (The University of Texas at Austin) Assistant Instructor SELECTED AWARDS AND HONORS 2012 George L. Engel Award for Outstanding Research Contributing to the Theory, Practice and Teaching of Effective Health Care Communication and Related Skills, American Academy on Communication in Healthcare. 2010 Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award for Research, Texas A&M University 2008 Lewis Donohew Outstanding Health Communication Scholar Award. Presented by the University of Kentucky. 2003 Outstanding Health Communication Scholar Award. Awarded jointly by the Health Communication Divisions of the International Communication Association and the National Communication Association Association of Former Students Excellence in Teaching Award-College Level, Texas A&M University, 1992.

PUBLICATIONS A. Books/Edited Volumes/Monograph/Edited Special Issues

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R.L. Street, Jr., R.J. Volk, Q. Smith, & M. Fordis, (eds.) (2013) Differing levels of clinical evidence: Exploring communication challenges in shared decision making. Special issue of Medical Care Research and Review, 70, 3S-158S. R.J. Volk, R.L. Street, Jr., Q. Smith, & M. Fordis, (eds.) (2013). Articles from the Eisenberg Center Conference Series 2012: Supporting informed decision making when clinical evidence and conventional wisdom collide. Special issue of BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 13, S3/S1-S7. (http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcmedinformdecismak/supplements/13/S3) M. Fordis, R.L. Street, Jr., R.J. Volk, & Q. Smith (eds.) (2011). The prospects for Web 2.0 technologies for engagement, communication, and dissemination in the era of patient-centered outcomes research. Special issue of Journal of Health Communication, 16, Supplement 1. R.L. Street, Jr., R.J. Volk, & M. Fordis (eds) (2010) Translating information into action: Improving quality of care through interactive media. Special section of Medical Decision-Making, 30, 694-758. N.K. Arora, R.L. Street Jr., R.M. Epstein, & P.N. Butow (eds). (2009) Patient-centered cancer communication research. Special issue of Patient Education and Counseling (Vol. 77, No. 3). This volume contains an introductory overview, “Facilitating patient-centered cancer communication: A road map” (pp. 319-321). R.M Epstein & R.L. Street, Jr. (2008) Patient-centered care for the 21st century: Physicians' roles, health systems and patients' preferences. Philadelphia, PA: American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation. R.M Epstein & R.L. Street, Jr. (2007) Patient-centered communication in cancer care: Promoting healing and reducing suffering. National Cancer Institute, NIH Publ. No. 07-6225. Bethesda, MD. (Also, available online at http://outcomes.cancer.gov/areas/pcc/communication R.L. Street, Jr., W.R. Gold, & T. Manning (eds.) (1997). Health promotion and interactive technology: Theoretical applications and future directions. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. This volume contains three original essays: R.L. Street, Jr. & R. Rimal, "Health promotion and interactive technology: A conceptual foundation" (pp. 1-18); R.L. Street, Jr. & T. Manning, "Information environments for breast cancer education" (pp. 121-140); and “Reflections on health promotion and interactive technology: A discussion with David Gustafson, Jack Wennberg, and Tony Gorry” (pp. 221-236). B.F. Sharf & R.L. Street, Jr. (eds.) (1997) The patient as a central construct in health communication research. Special issue of Health Communication. This volume contains two original essays: B. Sharf & R.L. Street, Jr., "The patient as a central construct: Shifting the emphasis" (pp. 1-12) and B. Lambert, R.L. Street, Jr, D.J.

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Cegala, et al., "Provider-patient communication, patient-centered care, and the mangle of practice" (pp. 27-44). R.L. Street, Jr. (Guest Editor) (1993). Analyzing discourse: Strategies for examining relationships between messages features and outcomes. Special issue of the Southern Communication Journal. This volume contains an original essay, "Analyzing messages and their outcomes: Questionable assumptions, possible solutions." (pp. 85-90). R.L. Street, Jr. & J.N. Cappella (eds.) (1985) Sequence and pattern in communicative behavior. London: Edward Arnold. This volume contains two original essays: R.L. Street, Jr. & J.N. Cappella, "Sequence and pattern in communicative behavior: A model and commentary" (pp. 243-279) and J.N. Cappella & R.L. Street, Jr., "A functional approach to the structure of communication " (pp. 1-29). B. Refereed Articles *S. Jiang & R.L. Street, Jr. (in press). Factors influencing communication with doctors via the Internet: A cross-sectional analysis of the 2014 HINTS survey. Health Communication. *Graduate student as first author S. Persky & R.L. Street, Jr. (in press). Evaluating approaches for communication about genomic influences on body weight. Annals of Behavioral Medicine. J. Elston-Lafata, L.A. Shay, R. Brown, & R.L. Street, Jr. (in press). Office-based tools and primary care visit communication, length, and preventive service delivery. Health Services Research. G. H-W, Lo, A.S. Balasubramanyam, A. Barbo, R.L. Street, Jr., and M.E. Suarez-Almazor (in press). Mediated by self-efficacy status, positive clinician conveyed expectations of treatment effect reduces pain in knee osteoarthritis. Arthritis Care & Research. J. Zhang, Y. Chen, S. Ashfaq, A. Calvitti, N.J. Farber, M.T. Gabuzda, B. Gray, L. Liu, S. Rick, R.L. Street, Jr., K. Zheng, & Z. Agha (in press), Strategizing EHR use to achieve patient-centered care in exam rooms: A qualitative study of primary care providers. Journal of Medical Internet Research. L.B. McCullough, M.J. Slashinski, A.L. McGuire, R.L. Street, Jr., C.M. Eng, R.A. Gibbs, D.W. Parsons, & Sharon E. Plon. (in press). Is Whole Exome Sequencing an ethically disruptive technology? Perspectives of pediatric oncologists and parents of pediatric patients with solid tumors. Pediatric Blood and Cancer.

N.S. Abraham, A.D. Naik, R.L. Street Jr, D.L. Castillo, A. Deswal, P. Richardson, C. Hartman, G. Shelton, Jr, & and L. Fraenkel (in press). Complex antithrombotic therapy:

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Determinants of patient preference and impact on medication adherence. Patient Preference and Adherence. M. Arya, S.Patel, D. Kumar, M.Y. Zheng, A.B. Amspoker, M.A. Kallen, R.L. Street, Jr., K. Viswanath, & T.P. Giordano (in press). Why physicians don’t ask: Interpersonal and intrapersonal barriers to HIV testing—Making a case for a patient initiated campaign. Journal of the International Association of Providers of Aids Care. M. Arya, A.L. Phillips, R.L. Street, Jr., & T.P. Giordano (in press). Physician preferences for a physician-targeted HIV testing campaign. Journal of the International Association of Providers of Aids Care. R.L. Street, Jr, M.F. Marengo, A. Barbo, H. Lin, A. Garcia, M.N. Richardson, & M.E. Suarez-Almazor. (2015) Affective tone in medical encounters and its relationship with treatment adherence in a multi-ethnic cohort of patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Journal of Clinical Rheumatology, 21, 181-188. N.J. Farber, L. Liu, Y. Chen, A. Calvitti, R.L. Street, Jr, D. Zuest, K. Bell, M. Gabuzda, B. Gray, S. Ashfaq, & Z. Agha. (2015). EHR usage and patient satisfaction: What we learned. Journal of Family Practice, 64, 687-696. S.E. Gross, A. Nitzsche, T.D. Gloede, L. Ansmann, R.L. Street, Jr, H. Pfaff, and M Nuemann (2015). The initial clinical interview—can it reduce cancer patients’ fear? Supportive Care in Cancer, 23, 977-984. R.L. Street, Jr., D.J. Tancredi, C. Slee, D.K. Kalauokalani, D.E. Dean, P. Franks, & R. L. Kravitz (2014). A pathway linking patient participation in cancer consultations to pain control. Psycho-oncology, 23, 1111-1117. R.L. Street Jr., L. Liu, N. J. Farber, Y. Chen, A. Calvitti, D. Zuest, M. T. Gabuzda, K. Bell, B. Gray, S. Rick, S. Ashfaq, & Z. Agha. (2014). Provider interaction with the electronic health record: The effects on patient-centered communication in medical encounters. Patient Education and Counseling, 96, 315-319. M. Dean,* & R.L. Street, Jr. (2014). A three-stage model of patient-centered communication for addressing cancer patients’ emotional distress. Patient Education and Counseling, 94, 144-148. *graduate student as first author J.M. Mott, M.A. Stanley, R. L. Street, Jr., R.H. Grady, & E.J. Teng. (2014). Increasing PTSD treatment engagement through shared decision-making: A pilot study of a brief decision-support intervention. Military Medicine, 179, 143-149.

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A.F. Hannawa, G. Kreps, H.Jin Paek, P. J. Schulz, S. Smith, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2014). Emerging issues and future directions of the field of health communication. Health Communication, 29, 955-961. L.A. Martin, J. Moye, R.L. Street, Jr, & A. Naik (2014). Re-conceptualizing cancer survivorship through veterans’ lived experiences. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 32, 289-309. M. Arya, D. Kumar, S. Patel, RL Street Jr, TP Giordano TP& K Viswanath (2014). Mitigating HIV health disparities: The promise of mobile health for a patient-initiated solution. American Journal of Public Health, 104, 2251-2255. J. Arney, R.L. Street, Jr., & A. Naik. (2014). Factors shaping physicians’ willingness to accommodate medication requests. Evaluation and the Health Professions, 37, 349-365. M. Arya, M.A. Kallen, R.L. Street, Jr., K. Viswanath, & T.P. Giordano (2014). African-American preferences for a health canter campaign promoting HIV testing: An exploratory study and future directions. Journal of the International Association of Providers of Aids Care, 13, 488-491. J. Arney, M. Hinojosa-Lindsey, R.L. Street, Jr, J. Hou, H.B. El-Serag, & A. Naik (2014). Patient experiences with surveillance endoscopy: A qualitative study. Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 59, 1378-1385. M. Arya, M.Y. Zheng, A. B. Amspoker, M. Kallen, R.L. Street, Jr, K. Viswanath, T.P. Giordano (2014). In the routine HIV testing era, primary care physicians in community health centers remain unaware of HIV testing recommendations. Journal of the International Association of Providers of Aids Care, 13, 296-299. M.D. Sherman, M. Kauth, J. Shipherd, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2014). Communication between VA providers and sexual and gender minority veterans: A pilot study. Psychological Services, 11, 235-242. M.D. Sherman, M. Kauth, J. Shipherd, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2014). Provider beliefs and practices about assessing sexual orientation in two VHA hospitals. LBGT Health, 185-191. C. Rodgers, R. Krance, R.L. Street Jr., & Hockenberry, M. (2014). Symptom prevalence and physiologic biomarkers among adolescents using a mobile phone intervention following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Oncology Nursing Forum, 41, 229-236.

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R.L. Street, Jr. (2013). How clinician-patient communication contributes to health improvement: Modeling pathways from talk to outcome. Patient Education and Counseling, 92, 286-291. R.L. Street, Jr. & Hanneke C. J. M. De Haes (2013). Designing a curriculum for communication skills training from a theory and evidence-based perspective. Patient Education and Counseling, 93, 27-33. D. Stacey, J. Kryworuchko, J. Belkora, B.J. Davison, Marie Durand, K.B. Eden, A.S. Hoffman, M. Koerner, F. Légaré, M. Loiselle, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2013). Coaching and guidance with patient decision aids: A review of theoretical and empirical evidence. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision-Making, 13 (Suppl 2), S11. N. Abraham, C. Hartman, P. Richardson, D. Castillo, R.L. Street, Jr, Street, & A. Naik (2013). Risk of lower and upper gastrointestinal bleeding, transfusions, and hospitalizations with complex antithrombotic therapy in elderly patients. Circulation, 128, 1869-1877. K.M. Mazor, R.L. Beard, G.L. Alexander, N.K. Arora, C. Firneno, B. Gaglio, S.M. Greene, C.A. Lemay, B.E. Robinson, D.W. Roblin, K. Walsh, R.L. Street, Jr., & T.H. Gallagher (2013). Patients’ and family members’ views on patient-centered communication in cancer care. Psycho-oncology, 22, 2487-2495. K.O. Hwang, A.J. Ottenbacher, A.L. Graham, E.J. Thomas, R.L. Street, Jr., & Vernon SW. (2013) Online narratives and peer support for colorectal cancer screening: Pilot randomized trial. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 45, 98-107. J. D. Robinson, D. R. Hoover, M. K. Venetis, T.J. Kearney, & R. L. Street, Jr. (2013) Consultations between breast-cancer patients and surgeons: A pathway from patient-centered communication to reduced hopelessness. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 31, 351-358. M. Hinojosa-Lindsey, J. Arney, S. Heberlig, J.R. Kramer, R.L. Street Jr., H. El-Serag HB, & A.D. Naik (2013). Patients’ intuitive judgments about surveillance endoscopy in Barrett’s Esophagus: A review and application to models of decision making. Diseases of the Esophagus, 26, 682-689. C. C. Rodgers, R. Krance, R.L. Street, Jr., M. J. Hockenberry (2013) Feasibility of a symptom management intervention for adolescents recovering from a hematopoietic stem cell transplant. Cancer Nursing, 36, 394-399. J. Arney, R.L. Street, Jr., and A. Naik. (2013). Consumers’ various and surprising responses to direct-to-consumer advertising in popular magazines. Patient Preference and Adherence, 9, 95-102. M. Arya, A.B. Amspoker, N. Lalani, B. Patuwo, M. Kallen, R.L. Street Jr., K. Viswanath, & T. Giordino. (2013) HIV testing beliefs in a predominantly Hispanic

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community health center during the routine HIV testing era: Does English language ability matter? AIDS Patient Care STDS, 27, 38-44. R.L. Street, Jr., V, Cox, M.A. Kallen, & M.E. Suarez-Almazor. (2012) Exploring communication pathways to better health: Clinician communication of expectations for acupuncture effectiveness. Patient Education and Counseling, 89, 245-251.

R.L. Street, Jr., G. Elwyn, & R.M. Epstein. (2012) Patient preferences and health outcomes: An ecological perspective. Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research, 12, 167-180. N.S. Abraham, A. Naik, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2012). Shared decision making in GI clinic to improve patient adherence. Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 10, 825-827 K.O. Hwang, A.W. Trickey, A. L. Graham, E. J. Thomas, R.L. Street, Jr, J.L. Kraschnewski, & S.W Vernon (2012). Acceptability of narratives to promote colorectal cancer screening in an online community. Preventive Medicine, 54, 405-407. M. Arya, M.A. Kallen, L.T. Williams, R.L. Street, Jr, K. Viswanath, & T. Giordano (2012). Beliefs about who should be tested for HIV among African-American individuals attending a family practice clinic. AIDs Patient Care and STDs, 26, 1-4. M. Arya, B. Patuw, N. Lalani, A.L. Bush, M.A. Kallen, R.L. Street, Jr., K. Viswanath, & T.P. Giordano. (2012). Are primary care providers offering HIV testing to patients in a predominantly Hispanic community health center? An exploratory study, AIDs Patient Care and STDs, 26, 256-258. H.B. El-Serag, Z. Duan, M. Hinojosa-Lindsey, J. Hou, MD; M. Shakhatreh, A.D. Naik, G.J. Chen, R.L. Street, Jr., & J.R. Kramer (2012). Practice patterns of surveillance endoscopy in VA database of 29,504 patients with Barrett's Esophagus. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 76, 743-755. L. Fraenkel RL Street Jr., V Towle, JR O’Leary, L Iannone, PH Van Ness, TR Fried. (2012) A pilot randomized controlled trial of a decision support tool to improve the quality of communication and decision making in atrial fibrillation. Journal of the American Geriatric Society, 60, 1434-1441.

R.L. Kravitz, D.J. Tancredi, A. Jerant, N. Saito, R.L. Street, Jr., T. Grennan, & P. Franks (2012). Influence of patient coaching on analgesic treatment adjustment: Secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 43, 874-884. A. Khanna, A.L. Bush, J.M., M.F. Peskin, R.L. Street Jr, A.D Naik (2012). Hemoglobin A1c improvements and better diabetes-specific quality of life among participants completing diabetes self-management programs: A nested cohort study. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, 10:48.

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J.R. Kramer, J. Arney, J. Chen, P. Richardson, Z. Duan1,2, R.L. Street Jr, M. Hinojosa-Lindsey, A.D. Naik1,2 & H.B. El-Serag (2012). Patient-centered, comparative effectiveness of esophageal cancer screening: protocol for a comparative effectiveness research study to inform guidelines for evidence-based approach to screening and surveillance endoscopy. BMC Health Services Research 12:288. (http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/12/288). R.L. Street, Jr & P. Haidet (2011) How well do doctors know their patients? Factors affecting physician understanding of patients’ health beliefs. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 26, 21-27. A.D. Naik, R.L. Street, Jr., D. Castillo, & N.S. Abraham (2011) Health literacy and decision making styles for complex antithrombotic therapy among older multimorbid adults. Patient Education and Counseling, 85, 499-504. R.M. Epstein & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011) Shared mind: communication, decision-making and autonomy in serious illness. Annals of Family Medicine, 9, 454-461. M. Tai-Seale, J. Bolin, X. Bao, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011) Management of chronic pain among older patients: Inside primary care in the U.S. European Journal of Pain, 15, 1087.e1-1087.e8. R.M. Epstein & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011). The values and value of patient-centered care. Annals of Family Medicine, 9, 100-103. M.C. Politi & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011) The importance of communication in collaborative decision-making: Facilitating shared mind and the management of uncertainty. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 17, 579-584. L. Fraenkel, R.L. Street, Jr., & T. Fried (2011) Development of a tool to improve the quality of decision making in atrial fibrillation. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 11, 59 (http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1472-6947-11-59.pdf) R.L. Kravitz, D.J. Tancredi, T. Grennan, D. Kalauokalani, R.L. Street, Jr., C.K. Slee, T. Wun, J.W. Oliver, K. Lorig, & P. Franks (2011). Cancer Health Empowerment for Living without Pain (Ca-HELP): Effects of a tailored education and coaching intervention on pain and impairment. Pain, 152, 1572-1582. L.A. McCormack, K. Treiman, D. Rupert, P. Williams-Piehota, E. Nadler, N. Arora, W. Lawrence, MD & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011) Measuring patient-centered communication in cancer care: A systematic approach. Social Science and Medicine, 72, 1085-1095. Y. Sada, R.L. Street, Jr., H. Singh, R. Shada, & A.D. Naik (2011). Primary care and communication in shared cancer care: A qualitative study. The American Journal of Managed Care, 17, 81-87

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A.D. Naik, N. Palmer, N.J. Petersen, R.L. Street Jr., R. Rao, M.E. Suarez-Almazor, & Paul Haidet (2011) Comparative effectiveness of goal-setting in diabetes group clinics: A randomized clinical trial. Archives of Internal Medicine, 171, 453-459. R.L. Street, Jr., C. Slee, D. K. Kalauokalani, D.E. Dean, D. J. Tancredi, & R. L. Kravitz (2010) Improving physician-patient communication about cancer pain with a tailored education-coaching intervention. Patient Education and Counseling, 80, 42-47. M.E. Suarez-Almazor, C. Looney, Y.F. Liu, V. Cox, K. Pietz, D.M. Marcus, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2010). A randomized controlled trial of acupuncture for osteoarthritis of the knee: Effects of patient-provider communication. Arthritis Care & Research, 62, 1229-1236. *D.C. Andreas, N.S. Abraham, A.D. Naik, R. L. Street, Jr., & B.F. Sharf (2010) Understanding risk communication through patient narratives about complex antithrombotic therapies. Qualitative Health Research, 20, 1155-1165. *graduate student as first author

J. Apker, L.A. Mallak, E.B, Applegate III, S.C. Gibson, J.J. Ham, N.A. Johnson, R.L. Street, Jr. (2010). Exploring emergency physician-hospitalist handoff interactions: Development of the Handoff Communication Assessment. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 55, 161-170. R.L. Street, Jr., G. Makoul, N. Arora, & R.M. Epstein. (2009) How does communication heal? Pathways linking clinician-patient communication to health outcomes. Patient Education and Counseling, 74, 295-301. *D. Collins & R.L. Street, Jr. (2009) A dialogic model of conversations about risk: Coordinating perceptions and achieving quality decisions in cancer care. Social Science and Medicine, 68, 1506–1512. *graduate student as first author C.R. Teal & R.L. Street, Jr. (2009) Critical elements of culturally competent communication in the medical encounter: A review and model. Social Science and Medicine, 68, 533-543. R.L. Street, Jr, M.N. Richardson, V. Cox, and M.E. Suarez Almazor. (2009) (Mis)Understanding in patient-health care provider communication about total knee replacement. Arthritis Care and Research, 61, 100-107. H. Singh, S.A. Fox, N.J. Petersen, A Shethia, & R. L. Street, Jr, (2009) Older patients’ enthusiasm to use electronic mail to communicate with their physicians: A cross sectional survey. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 11 (e-18), 41-53.

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R.L. Kravitz, D.J. Tancredi, R. L. Street Jr, D. Kalauokalani, T. Grennan, T. Wun, C. Slee, D. E. Dean, L. Lewis, N. Saito, and P. Franks (2009) Cancer Health Empowerment for Living without Pain (Ca-HELP): Study design and rationale for a tailored education and coaching intervention to enhance care of cancer-related pain. BMC Cancer, 9:319 (pp. 1-10). Available at http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/9/319. P. Haidet, K.J. O’Malley, B.F. Sharf, A.P. Gladney, A.J. Greisinger, & R.L. Street Jr. (2008 ) Characterizing explanatory models of illness in healthcare: Development and validation of the CONNECT instrument. Patient Education and Counseling, 73, 232-239. R L Street Jr, K. O’Malley, L. A Cooper, & P. Haidet. (2008) Understanding concordance in the physician-patient relationships: Personal and ethnic dimensions of shared identity. Annals of Family Medicine, 6, 198-205. R.L. Street, Jr, & H. Gordon (2008). Companion participation in cancer consultations. Psycho-Oncology, 17, 244-251. A.D. Naik, M.A. Kallen, A. Walder, & R L. Street, Jr. (2008) Improving hypertension control in diabetes: The effects of collaborative and proactive communication. Circulation, 177-1361-1368. R.L. Street, Jr., H. Gordon, & P. Haidet. (2007) Physicians’ communication and perceptions of patients: Is it how they look, how they talk, or is it just the doctor? Social Science and Medicine, 65, 586-598. R.L. Street, Jr. (2007). Aiding medical decision-making: A communication perspective. Medical Decision Making, 27, 550-553. A.D. Naik, T.T. Issac, R.L. Street, Jr., & M.E. Kunik. (2007) Understanding the quality chasm for hypertension control in diabetes: A structured review of “co-maneuvers” used in clinical trials. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 20, 469-478. D.J. Cegala, R.L. Street, Jr., & C.R. Clinch. (2007) The impact of patient participation on physicians’ information provision during a primary care medical interview. Health Communication, 21, 177-185. R.L. Street, Jr., & H. Gordon. (2006) The clinical context and patient participation in post-diagnostic consultations. Patient Education and Counseling, 64, 217-224. HS Gordon, RL Street, Jr., BF Sharf, & J Souchek. (2006) Racial differences in doctors’ information-giving and patients’ participation. Cancer, 106, 1313-1320.

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J.P. Berrios-Rivera, R.L. Street Jr, M.G.Garcia Popa-Lisseanu, M.A.Kallen, M.N. Richardson, N.M. Janssen, D.M. Marcus, J.D. Reveille, N.B., & Warner, M.E. Suarez-Almazor. (2006) Trust in physicians and elements of the medical interaction in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus. Arthritis Care & Research, 55. 385-393. H.S. Gordon, RL Street, Jr, BF Sharf, PA Kelly, & J. Souchek. (2006) Racial differences in trust and lung cancer patients’ perceptions of physicians’ communication. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 24, 904-909. M.G. Ory, P.J. Yuma, M.L. Hurwicz, C. Jarvis, K.L. Barron, T. Tai-Seale, M. Tai-Seale, D. Patel, D. Hackethorn, R. Bramson, R.L. Street, Jr, & D.A. Cook (2006). Prevalence and correlates of doctor-geriatric patient lifestyle discussions: analysis of ADEPT videotapes. Preventive Medicine, 43, 494-497. R.L. Street, Jr., H.S. Gordon, M.M. Ward, E. Krupat, & R.L. Kravitz. (2005). Patient participation in medical consultations: Why some patients are more involved than others. Medical Care, 43, 960-969. P. Haidet, K.J. O’Malley, B.F. Sharf, A.P. Gladney, A.N. Tran, A.J. Greisinger, C.M Ashton, & R.L Street Jr. (2005). Associations between the impact of terrorism and health perceptions of patients. International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 35, 249-258. H.S. Gordon, R.L. Street, Jr., P.A. Kelly, J. Soucheck, & N.P. Wray. (2005) Physician-patient communication after following invasive procedures: An analysis of post-angiogram consultations. Social Science and Medicine, 61, 1015-1025. M. Tai-Seale, R. Bramson, D. Drukker, M. Hurwicz, M. Ory, T. Tai-Seale, R.L. Street, Jr., D. Hackethorn, & M.A. Cook. (2005). Understanding primary care physicians’ propensity to assess elderly patients for depression using interaction and survey data. Medical Care, 43, 1217-1224. A.N. Tran , P. Haidet, R.L. Street, Jr., K.J. O'Malley, F. Martin & C. Ashton (2004) Empowering communication: a community-based intervention for patients. Patient Education and Counseling, 52, 113-121. R L. Street, Jr., E Krupat, R Bell, R. Kravitz, & P. Haidet (2003). Beliefs about control in the physician-patient relationship: The effect on communication in medical encounters. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 18, 609-616. R.L. Street, Jr. (2003). Mediated consumer-provider communication in cancer care: The empowering potential of new technologies. Patient Education and Counseling, 50, 99-104. *(This issue of Patient Education and Counseling received the 2005 Award for the Outstanding Journal Special Issue in Applied Communication. This special issue was

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selected for its significant contribution to scholarship in applied communication theory, research, and practice, Applied Communication Division, National Communication Association.) M.M. Ward, S. Sundaramurthy, D. Lotstein, T. Bush, C.M. Neuwelt, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2003). Participatory patient-physician communication and morbidity in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus. Arthritis & Rheumatism, 49, 810-818. C.M. Ashton, P.M. Haidet, D.A. Paterniti, T.C. Collins, H.S. Gordon, K. O’Malley, L.A. Petersen, B. Sharf, M. Suarez-Almazor, N.P. Wray, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2003) Racial and ethnic disparities in the use of health services: Bias, preference, or poor communication? Journal of General Internal Medicine, 18, 146-152. R.L. Street, Jr. (2002). Gender differences in health care provider-patient communication: Are they due to style, stereotypes, or accommodation? Patient Education and Counseling, 48, 201-206. R.L. Street, Jr. & B. Millay (2001). Analyzing patient participation in medical encounters. Health Communication, 13, 61-73. R.L. Street, Jr., E.J. Wheeler, & W.T. McCaughan. (2000). Specialist-primary care provider-patient communication in telemedical consultations. Telemedicine Journal, 6, 45-54. T. Manning, E. T. Goetz, & R.L. Street, Jr. (2000). Signal delay effects on rapport in telepsychiatry. Cyberpsychology and Behavior, 3, 119-127. R.L. Street, Jr., A. Van Order, R. Bramson, & T. Manning (1998). Preconsultation education promoting breast cancer screening: Does choice of media make a difference? Journal of Cancer Education, 13, 152-161. R. L. Street, Jr. & B. Voigt. (1997) Patient participation in deciding breast cancer treatment and subsequent quality of life. Medical Decision-Making, 17, 298-306. R.L. Street, Jr. (1997). Methodological considerations when assessing communication skills. Medical Encounter, 13, 3-7.

R.L. Street, Jr., B. Voigt, C. Geyer, T. Manning, & G. Swanson. (1995). Increasing patient involvement in deciding treatment for early breast cancer. Cancer, 76, 2275-2285.

R.L. Street, Jr, D. Cauthen, E. Buchwald, & R. Wiprud. (1995). Patients' predispositions to discuss health issues affecting quality of life. Family Medicine, 27, 663-670. R.L. Street, Jr., W.R. Gold, Jr., & T. McDowell (1994). Using health status surveys in medical consultations. Medical Care, 32, 732-744.

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R.L. Street, Jr., V. Piziak, W. Carpentier, J. Herzog, J. Hejl, G. Skinner, & L. McLellan. (1993). Provider-patient communication and metabolic control. Diabetes Care, 16, 714-721. R.L. Street, Jr. (1992). Analyzing communication in medical consultations: Do behavioral measures correspond to patients' perceptions? Medical Care, 30, 976-988. R.L. Street, Jr. (1992). Communicative styles and adaptations in physician-parent consultations. Social Science and Medicine, 34, 1155-1163. R.L. Street, Jr. (1991). Physicians' communication and parents' evaluations of pediatric consultations. Medical Care, 29, 1146-1152. R.L. Street, Jr. (1991). Information-giving in medical consultations: The influence of patients' communicative styles and personal characteristics. Social Science and Medicine, 32, 541-548. D.B. Buller & R.L. Street, Jr. (1991). The role of communication in patients' evaluation of health care and compliance decisions. Southern Communication Journal, 56, 230-237. R. L. Street, Jr. (1990). Communication in medical consultations: A review essay. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 76, 315-332. J. Bradac & R.L. Street, Jr. (1990). Powerful and powerless linguistic styles revisited: A theoretical analysis. Language and Social Interaction, 23, 195-242. R.L. Street, Jr. & J.N. Cappella (1989). Social and linguistic factors influencing adaptation in children's speech. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 18, 497-519. R.L. Street, Jr. (1989). Patients' satisfaction with dentists' communicative style. Health Communication, 1, 137-154. R.L. Street, Jr. & D. Buller (1988). Patients' characteristics affecting physician-patient nonverbal communication. Human Communication Research, 15, 60-90. R.L. Street, Jr. & J.M. Wiemann. (1988) Differences in how physicians and patients perceive physicians' relational communication. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 53, 420-440. R.L. Street, Jr., A. Mulac, & J.M. Wiemann. (1988) Speech evaluation differences as a function of perspective (participant vs. observer) and presentational medium. Human Communication Research, 14, 333-363. R.L. Street, Jr. & D. Buller (1987) Nonverbal response patterns in physician-patient interactions: A functional analysis. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior,11, 234-253.

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R.L. Street, Jr. & J.M. Wiemann (1987) Patients' satisfaction with physicians' interpersonal involvement, expressiveness, and dominance. In M.L. McLaughlin (ed.), Communication Yearbook 10 (pp. 591-612). Newbury Park, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr. & T.M. Murphy (1987) Interpersonal orientation and speech behavior. Communication Monographs, 54, 42-62. R.L. Street, Jr. (1986) Interaction processes and outcomes in interviews. In M.L. McLaughlin (ed.), Communication Yearbook 9 (pp. 215-250). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr. (1985) Participant-observer differences in speech evaluation. Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 4, 125-130. R.L. Street, Jr. (1984) Speech convergence and social evaluation in fact-finding interviews. Human Communication Research, 11, 139-169. R.L. Street, Jr., R.M. Brady, & R. Lee (1984) Evaluative responses to communicators: The effects of speech rate, sex, and interaction context. Western Speech Communication Journal, 48, 14-27. W.B. Putman & R.L. Street, Jr. (1984) The conception and perception of noncontent speech performance. International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 46, 97-114. R.L. Street, Jr. (1983) Noncontent speech convergence in adult-child interactions. In R.N. Bostrom (ed.), Communication Yearbook 7 (pp. 369-395). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr., R.M. Brady, & W.B. Putman (1983) The influence of speech rate stereotypes and rate similarity on listeners' evaluations of speakers. Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2, 37-56. R.L. Street, Jr., N. J. Street, & A. Van Kleeck (1983) Speech convergence among talkative and reticent three year-olds. Language Sciences, 5, 79-96. W.J. Jordan, R.L. Street, Jr. & W.B. Putman (1983) The effects of relational and physical distance on lexical diversity. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 49, 80-89. R.L. Street, Jr. (1982) Evaluation of noncontent speech accommodation. Language and Communication, 2, 13-31. R.L. Street, Jr. & R.M. Brady (1982) Speech rate acceptance ranges as a function of evaluative domain, listener speech rate, and communication context. Communication Monographs, 49, 290-308.

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A. Van Kleeck & R.L. Street, Jr. (1982) Does reticence mean just talking less? Qualitative differences in the language of talkative and reticent preschoolers. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 11, 621-641. R.L. Street, Jr. & W.J. Jordan (1981) Lexical diversity and rhetorical interrogatives as adaptations to communication environments. Communication Quarterly, 29, 276-282. J.A. Daly & R.L. Street, Jr. (1980) Measuring social-communicative anxiety: Social desirability and the fakability of scale responses. Human Communication Research, 6,185-189. J. Korinek & R.L. Street, Jr. (1980) Variables influencing the disposition of consumer complaints in a third-party setting. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 8,79-90. R.L. Street, Jr. (1979) Lexical diversity as an indicator of audience adaptation in Ciceronian orations. Central States Speech Journal, 30, 286-288. W.G. Powers, W.J. Jordan, & R.L. Street, Jr. (1979) Language indices in the measurement of cognitive complexity: Is complexity loquacity? Human Communication Research, 6, 69-73. R.L. Street, Jr. (1978) A comparison of judging criteria of national and Texas debate judges. Texas Speech Communication Journal, 3, 31-38.

C. Book Chapters *M. Dean & R.L. Street, Jr. (forthcoming). Managing uncertainty in clinical encounters. In. A. Hannawa & B. Spitzburgh (Eds.), The handbook of communication competence. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. *graduate student as first author A. Duggan & R.L. Street, Jr. (2015). Interpersonal communication in health and illness. In K. Glanz, B.K. Rimer, & K. Viswanath (eds.), Health behavior: Theory, research, and practice, 5th ed. (pp. 243-267). San Francisco, CA: Josey-Bass. R.L. Street, Jr. & V. Piziak (2014). Fortschritte in der versorgung von diabetes: Patienten durch internet-interventionen. In A. Schorr (Ed),Gesundheitskommunikation: Psychologische und interdisziplinare perspektiven. (pp. 465-486). Baden-Baden, Germany: Nomos.

(This is an updated version in German language of R.L. Street, Jr. & V.K. Piziak. (2001). Using telecomputing technology to improve diabetes care. In R.E. Rice & J. Katz (eds.). The Internet and health communication: Experiences and expectations (pp. 287-308). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

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M. Politi & R.L. Street, Jr. (2011) Patient-centered communication during collaborative decision making. In T. Thompson, A. Dorsey, K. Miller, & R. Parrott (Eds.), The handbook of health communication, 2nd ed. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. D. J. Cegala & R.L. Street, Jr. (2009). Interpersonal dimensions of health communication. In C. R. Berger, M. E. Roloff, & D. Roskos-Ewolsen (Eds.), Handbook of communication science (2nd ed.) (pp. 401-417). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Real, K. & Street, R. L. Jr. (2009). Doctor-patient communication from an organizational perspective. In D. Brashers and D. Goldsmith (Eds) Communicating to Manage Health and Illness, (pp. 65-90). New York: Routledge. R.L. Street, Jr. & R. Epstein (2008). Key interpersonal functions and health outcomes: Lessons from theory and research on clinician-patient communication. In K. Glanz, B. Rimer, & V. Viswanath (Eds), Health behavior and health education: Theory, research and practice, 4th edition. (pp. 237-269). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. R.L. Street, Jr. (2003). Communication in medical encounters: An ecological perspective. In T. Thompson, A. Dorsey, K. Miller, & R. Parrott (eds.), The handbook of health communication (pp. 63-89). Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. R.L. Street, Jr. (2003) Interpersonal communication skill in health care contexts. In J.O. Greene & B.R. Burleson (eds.), Handbook of communication and social interaction skills (pp. 909-934). Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. R.L. Street, Jr. (2001). Active patients as powerful communicators: In W.P. Robinson & H. Giles (eds.), The new handbook of language and social psychology (pp. 541-560). Chichester: John Wiley. R.L. Street, Jr. & V.K. Piziak. (2001). Using telecomputing technology to improve diabetes care. In R.E. Rice & J. Katz (eds.). The Internet and health communication: Experiences and expectations (pp. 287-308). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr., W.R. Gold, & T. McDowell. (1995) Discussing quality of life in prenatal consultations. In G.H. Morris & R. Chenail (eds.), Talk of the clinic: Explorations in the analysis of medical and therapeutic discourse (pp. 209-231). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. R.L. Street, Jr., V. Piziak, & W. Carpentier. (1995) Metabolic control and communication in nurse-diabetic patient consultations. In G. Kreps & H.D. O'Hair (eds.), Communication and health outcomes (pp. 87-103) Cresskill, NJ: Hamptom Press. R.L. Street, Jr. and T. Manning (1995). Using multimedia computing to help patients make decisions for treating breast cancer. In R.M. Satava, K. Morgan, H.B. Zieburg, R. Mattheus, & J.P. Christsen (eds.), Interactive technology and the new paradigm for health care (pp. 365-374). Burke, VA: IOS Press.

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H. Giles & R.L. Street, Jr. (1994) Communicator characteristics and behavior. In G.R. Miller & M Knapp (eds.), Handbook of Interpersonal Communication (2nd ed.) (pp. 103-161) Newbury Park, CA: Sage. (This chapter is a revision of the chapter which appeared in the first edition.) D. Buller & R.L. Street, Jr. (1992) Physician-patient relationships. In R.S. Feldman (ed.), Applications of nonverbal behavioral theories and research (pp. 119-141). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. Reprinted in L.K. Guerrero, J.A. DeVito, & M.L. Hecht (eds) (1999), The nonverbal communication reader, 2nd ed.Prospects Heights, IL: Waveland. R.L. Street, Jr. (1991). Accommodation in medical consultations. In H. Giles, N. Coupland, & J. Coupland (eds.), Contexts of accommodation: Developments in applied sociolinguistics (pp. 131-156). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. R.L. Street, Jr. (1990). Dentist-patient communication: A review and commentary. In H.D. O'Hair & G. Kreps (eds.), Applied communication theory and research (pp. 331-351). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. R.L. Street, Jr. (1990). The communicative functions of paralanguage and prosody. In H. Giles & W.P. Robinson (eds.), The handbook of language and social psychology (pp. 121-140). New York: John Wiley. J.N. Cappella & R.L. Street, Jr. (1989). Message effects: Theory and research on mental models of messages. In J. Bradac (ed.), Message effects in communication science (pp. 24-51). Newbury Park, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr. (1988) Communication style: Considerations for assessing consistency, reciprocity, and compensation. In C.H. Tardy (ed.), A handbook for the study of human communication (pp. 139-161). Norwood, NJ: Ablex. J. Bryant & R.L. Street, Jr. (1988) From reactivity to activity and action: An evolving concept and Weltanschauung in mass and interpersonal communication. In R.P. Hawkins, J.M. Wiemann, & S. Pingree (eds.), Advancing communication science: Merging mass and interpersonal processes (pp. 162-190). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage. H. Giles & R.L. Street, Jr. (1985) Communicator characteristics and behavior. In M.L. Knapp & G.R. Miller (eds.), Handbook of interpersonal communication (pp. 205-261). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage.

A. Van Kleeck & R.L. Street, Jr. (1984) Talkativeness as a source of individual variation in children's language usages. In C. Nichols & C. Thew (eds.), Proceedings of the Second International Congress on the Study of Child Language (pp. 401-422). Washington, DC: University Press of America.

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R.L. Street, Jr & H. Giles (1982) Speech accommodation theory: A social-cognitive approach to language and speech behavior. In M. Roloff & C. Berger (eds.), Social cognition and communication (pp. 193-226). Beverly Hills, CA: Sage. R.L. Street, Jr. & R. Hopper (1982) A model of speech style evaluation. In E.B. Ryan & H. Giles (eds.), Attitudes toward language variation: Social and applied contexts (pp. 175-188). London: Edward Arnold. R.L. Street, Jr. (1978) Rhetoric in Ovid's Heroides: A Burkeian analysis (Abstract). In R. Enos & W. Weithoff (eds.), H TEXNH: Proceedings of the 1978 Doctoral Honors Seminar on Research Methods and Topics for the History of Rhetoric (p. 30). Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press. D. Instructional Materials R. Hopper, J. Whitehead, R.L. Street, Jr, & N. Wrather (1979) Instructor's manual to accompany "Communication Skills and Concepts." New York: Harper-Row. E. Miscellaneous Publications P. Haidet & R.L. Street, Jr. (2006). Project Connect. Medical Encounter, 20, 33-34. R.L. Street, Jr. (1982) The Language Myth by Roy Harris. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 68, 450-451. F. Health Education Materials Options for Treating Breast Cancer (an interactive, multimedia program for patients with early breast cancer). Texas A&M University Health Science Center. Options for Better Breast Health (an interactive, multimedia program promoting breast cancer screening and the importance of early detection). Texas A&M University Health Science Center.

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HHSA290201500002C (PI: Fordis) 12/01/2014-11/30/2019 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Principal Investigator: Michael Fordis Purpose: The John M. Eisenberg Clinical Decisions and Communication Sciences Center award supports operation of a national center to translate and disseminate research conducted by the AHRQ supported Evidence-Based Practice Centers and others to support decision making by clinicians, consumers, and policymakers. Funding: $3,998,968 Year l Role: Co-investigator (fte .20)

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Houston VA Health Services Research & Development Center of Innovation (CIN13-413) Principal Investigator: Laura Peterson Project dates: 10/1/2014-9/30/2018 Purpose: Provide infrastracture and support research for health services research at the VA Funding: $800,000/ year or $3,200,000 for total period Role: Chief, program in Health Decision-Making and Communication fte: 10% NIH Grant Number: 1 R01 HS021290-01A1 10-1-2012 – 9-30-2016 Principal Investigator: AGHA, ZIA Project Title: Quantifying Electronic Medical Record Usability to Improve Clinical Workflow (Agha) Role: Co-I (8%) TAMU portion $203,652 VA HSRD IIR 12-050 (PI: GORDON) 06/01/2013 – 11/30/2016 Principal Investigator: Howard Gordon Project title: Randomized Trial of an Educational Intervention in Type 2 Diabetes Patients Funding: $1,003,151 Purpose: To compare intervention and control videos in face-to-face visits to encourage active patient participation in patients with poorly controlled diabetes. Role: Co-investigator (5%) 1 U01 HG006485-01 12/1/2011 - 11/30/2015 Principal Investigator: Sharon Plon Project Title: NATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTE (NHGRI) INCORPORATION OF GENOMIC SEQUENCING INTO PEDIATRIC CANCER CARE Purpose: The goal of this Exploratory Clinical Sequencing project is to integrate CLIA-certified germline and tumor exome sequencing information generated by the Whole Genome Laboratory into the care of childhood cancer patients with high-risk solid tumors and brain tumors of the Texas Children's Cancer Center. Role: Co-PI on Project 3 (15%) VA IIR 11-100 (PI: Rebecca Sudore) 7/1/12-6/30/16 Title: Preparing Older Veterans with Serious and Chronic Illness for Decision Making Awarded Project Amount is $1,091,340 Role: Co-investigator, 5%

NCI/NIH GRANT10467894 (PI: Jeffrey Robison, PhD) 10/01/10-9/30/12

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Title: Communication-Participation Behavior during the Delivery of Breast-Cancer Care Description: Examines way to increase patient involvement in breast cancer decision making Role: Co-investigator, .08fte Amount: $339,085 TAMU portion $33,399 NCI Contract HHSN260201100508P (PI: R.L. Street, Jr) 10/01/11-5/31-13 Title: Assessment of patient-centeredness in cancer care: Methodological considerations Description: Propose a roadmap for assessing patient-centered communication in cancer care that includes measures, study design, and implementation strategies Role: PI Amount: $62,606 VA HSRD IIR 07196 (PI: Zia Agha, MD) 01/2009- 01/2012 Department. of Veterans Affairs, HSR&D Title: Patient Centered Evaluation of Electronic Medical Record. Description: To evaluate an educational intervention aimed at improving physician’s ability to incorporate EMR use and patient centered communication skills during office based medical visits Role: Co-investigator/contractor, .10fte $627,350 VA HRRD IIR IIR 07-194 (PI: P. Adam Kelly, PhD) 7/01/09-6/30/11 Health Services Research & Development Service, Department of Veterans Affairs Using Patient Feedback to Reduce Disparities in the VA Role: Co-investigator, .15fte $592,930 VA HSRD PPO 08-402 (PI: H Gordon, MD) 8/1/09-7/31/10 Health Services Research & Development Service, Department of Veterans Affairs Pilot Study of Video to Encourage Active Patient Participation Role: Co-Investigator, .05 fte $100,000 HHSA 2902008810015C (PI: M. Forids, MD) 9/22/08-10/1/13 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Eisenberg Center Grant Role: Co-Leader of Health Communication and Decision-making Core and Co-Leader of Clinical Services and Health Policy Core (.20fte) $4,000,000 RSGPB-06-091-01-CPPB (PI: Richard Kravitz, MD) 1-1-06/12-31-09 American Cancer Society Patient coaching to improve care for cancer pain. Role: Co-investigator (.10fte)

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$ 1,531,000. TAMU portion $280,334 ECV02-254 (PI: Howard Gordon, MD) 07/01/04 – 06/30/09 Health Services Research & Development Service, Department of Veterans Affairs Physician-patient communication in patients with heart failure Role: Co-investigator, .20fte $ 1,481,105. TAMU portion $151,000 R01-AR-04999 (PI: Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD) 10-01-02/9-30-06. NIH Impact of provider-patient interaction on response to acupuncture. Role: Co-investigator $2,604,119. TAMU portion $160,578. R01 AR47858-01A1 (PI: Maria Suarez-Almazor, MD) 3-31-02/2-28-07. NIH Treatment adherence in minorities with rheumatic disease. Role: Co-investigator $2,239,574. TAMU portion $168,932 PO1 HS10876 (PI: Carol Ashton, MD) 09/01/00 – 08/31/05 AHRQ Racial and ethnic variation in medical interactions. Role: Co-investigator, .20fte. $7,825,986 TAMU portion: $196,575. R.L. Street Jr & F. Shipman. Disease management using telecommunication technology: An application to diabetes. TAMU Interdisciplinary Research Initiatives. $24,568 (June, 1998-August, 1999) R.L. Street Jr & F. Villamaria (Program Administrators). Health Services, Behavior, and Outcomes Seed Projects. The Program Administrators successfully negotiated for and received $200,000 ($100,000 from Texas A&M Health Science Center and $100,000 from the Scott and White Clinic) to distribute for seed projects addressing topics related to health services, behavior, and outcomes. A total of 7 projects were funded for September, 1996-August 31, 1997. R.L. Street, Jr. & T. Manning. Involvement in processing health messages: Using interactive media to promote breast cancer screening. Texas Advanced Research Program. $37,669 (January, 1996-August, 1997) R.L. Street, Jr., T. Manning, and C. Geyer. Information environments for breast cancer education. Texas A&M University Multidisciplinary Research Initiative. $25,000 (June, 1993-August, 1994)

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R.L. Street, Jr. Patient education as a means to increase patients' involvement in medical consultations. Texas A&M University Health Sciences Center. $34,500 (January, 1993-December, 1993) B. Voigt, R.L. Street, Jr., & C. Geyer. R.L. Street, Jr. Preconsultation education on treating breast cancer. Scott and White Research Foundation. $16,000 (April, 1993-August, 1994) R.L. Street, Jr., T. Manning, and C. Geyer. Information environments for patient education. Texas Advanced Technology Program, $103,176. (January, 1992-August, 1993) R.L. Street, Jr., S. Farris, and W. R. Gold. Using health status surveys in medical encounters. Scott and White Research Foundation, $11,316. (June-December, 1992) William R. Gold and R.L. Street, Jr. The effect of patient education on physician-patient communication. Scott and White Research Foundation, $20,000 (June, 1991-May, 1992) R.L. Street, Jr. Practitioner-patient communication and adherence among diabetic patients. Scott and White Research Foundation, $4035. (July-December, 1990) R.L. Street, Jr. Physician-parent communication and pediatric health care outcomes. Texas A&M University Minigrant Program. $592 (April-August, 1989) R.L. Street, Jr. Dentist-patient communication. Lubbock-area dentists. $2275 (May-December, 1986) R.L. Street, Jr. & J.M. Wiemann. Patients' perceptions of physicians' communicative styles and quality of health care. Santa Barbara Medical Foundation Clinic. $650. (May-September, 1985) R.L. Street, Jr. Cognitive, linguistic, and pragmatic factors influencing speech convergence development. Texas Tech University, SORF funds. $4700. (September, 1983-May 31, 1984) R.L. Street, Jr. Cognitive, linguistic, and pragmatic factors influencing speech convergence development. PHS Seed Projects in Behavioral and Biomedical Research. $2400. (June-September, 1983) INVITED/KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

“Communication analyses of disclosures of results in pediatric cancer.” Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research (CSER) Consortium. Bethesda, MD, September 30, 2015

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“Clinician-patient communication and health outcomes.” Plenary address to the International Society for Communication Science and Medicine (ISCOME), Montecatini de Terme, Italy, June 16, 2015. “Patient-centered communication in cancer care: Optimizing patients’ communication experiences.” City of Hope Oncology Nursing Forum, Anaheim, CA, June 11, 2015. “Clinician-patient communication and health outcomes: The good, the bad, and the ugly.” Division of Geriatrics Grand Rounds, University of California San Francisco Medical Center, May 29, 2015. “Clinician-patient communication and health outcomes.” University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Division of Behavioral Sciences. Dallas, TX. September 15, 2014. “The communication challenges of genomic medicine: Now and in the future.” Keynote presentation for the 10th Anniversary of the Social and Behavioral Research Branch of the National Human Genome Research Institute. Bethesda, MD. January 14, 2014. “Communication pathways to improve health outcomes.” University of California Davis, Health Services Research Section, Department of Medicine, December 5, 2012. “How clinician-patient communication contributes to health improvement: Modeling pathways from talk to outcome.” Keynote address to the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, St. Andrews, Scotland, September 6, 2012. “Pathways linking patient preferences to improved health outcomes.” University of Rochester Department of Family Medicine, July 23, 2012 “Patient-centered communication and health outcomes: Modeling pathways to improved health and well-being,” Behavioral Science Faculty, University of Oslo, Norway, June 19, 2012. “Pathways linking clinician-patient communication to improve health outcomes.” NCI Behavioral Research Program (BRP) “Crosstalk” lecture series, May 3, 2012. “Using clinician-patient communication to improve health outcomes.” Lecture to the Communication Commission of the Dutch Cancer Society, Utrecht, Netherlands, October 7, 2010 “Measurement Challenges for Studying Clinician-Patient Communication: What do we study and how?” Guest lecture to faculty and students at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 5, 2010.

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“How clinician-patient communication can improve health outcomes.” Achieving Communication Excellence Lecture Series. MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, June 8, 2010. “Patient-Centered Communication and Health Outcomes: Why, When, and How Talk Matters.” Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds, New York City, March 26, 2010. “Patient-Centered Communication in Cancer: Pathways to improved health outcomes.” Cancer Center Speaker Series, University of Illinois Chicago Medical Center, Chicago, IL, March 4, 2010. “The Exhilaration and Frustration of Studying Clinician-Patient Communication.” Social and Behavioral Sciences Division, National Human Genome Research Institute, Bethesda, MD, May 28, 2009. “Vision for future dyadic health services research,” Conference on Dyadic Health Services Research, Universite Laval, Quebec City, May 22, 2009 “Pathways to healing and the role of clinician-patient communication,” Conference on Dyadic Health Services Research, Universite Laval, Quebec City, May 21, 2009 “How talk in medical encounters heals: Pathways linking clinician-patient communication to health outcomes.” Annenberg School of Communication, Philadelphia, PA, February 4, 2009. “Theory-driven pathways linking patient-clinician communication to improved health outcomes.” University of Utah Health Science Center, Salt Lake City, UT, December 17, 2008. “Theories and Methods for Teaching Communication Skills,” Dartmouth University Summer Institute for Informed Patient Choice, Hanover, NH, June 27, 2008. “How Race and Ethnicity Influence Communication in Medical Encounters,” University of Wisconsin Medical School, Madison, WI, June 12, 2008 “Understanding Concordance in Patient-Physician Relationships,” L. Donohew Health Communication Scholar Award Presentation, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, April, 19, 2008. “Patient-Centered Communication in Cancer Care: Pathways to Improved Health,” University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, March, 2007. “Physicians’ Communication with Patients: Why some doctors are better than others,” Baylor College of Medicine Grand Rounds, Houston, TX, September 14, 2006

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“Communication in Medical Encounters,” University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, March, 2004 “Communication Process and Outcomes in Medical Encounters: Theoretical and Methodological Issues,” University of Arkansas Health Sciences, Little Rock, AR, June 2002 “Factors affecting Communication Processes and Outcomes,” Oregon Research Institute, Eugene, OR, May, 2002 “The (Mis)Use of Interactive Media to Provide Health Services.” The 1998 Fallon-Marshall Lecture, Texas A&M University, September, 24, 1998. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (over 100 conferences presentations, symposia, and posters…have stopped listing these to have a more manageable CV to peruse)

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Member: American Academy of Communication in Healthcare Editorial Boards: College of CSR Reviewers, NIH, 2010-present Social Science and Medicine, 2006-present Patient Education and Counseling, 2000-present Health Communication, 1989-present Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2011-2014 Communication Monographs, 1989-1998, 2004-2007 Journal of Communication, 2000-2003 Communication Theory, 1999-2002

Human Communication Research, 1986-1998 Journal of Applied Communication Research, 1996-2002 Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 1988-1994 Quarterly Journal of Speech, 1991-1994 Southern Communication Journal, 1990-1994 Manuscript Referee: JAMA, 1999, 2008, 2010 Academic Medicine, 2010 Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2008-2010 American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2009 Health Psychology, 2009 Annals of Internal Medicine, 2008 (top 30% of all reviewers, 2008) Medical Decision-Making, 2008-present Family Medicine, 2008, 2010 Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2007-2011 Arthritis Care and Research, 2007, 2009

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Medical Care, 1992, 1993, 1996-1998, 2002, 2005, 2007-2008 BMC Family Practice, 2006 Journal of Women’s Health, 2006 ACTA Pediatrica, 2003-2004 Cancer Detection and Prevention, 2000 Journal of Health Communication, 2000, 2004, 2009 Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 1998 Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 1997-1998 Ambulatory Child Health, 1996 Social Science and Medicine, 1991-1992, 1997-2005 Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1991 Communication Theory, 1991-1992, 1994 Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1991 Communication Monographs, 1984-1988 Health Communication, 1988 Journal of Personal and Social Relationships, 1988 Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 1982-1989 Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 1987 Communication Research, 1988 Communication Yearbook, 1985-1987 Communication Education, 1985-1986 Journal of Clinical and Social Psychology, 1983-1984 Journal of Research in Personality, 1983 Southern Speech Communication Journal, 1983,1988 Study Section/NIH Reviews: National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, ZCA1 GRB-P (M1), Prevention, Control, and Population Sciences P01/R01 Review, 2009

National Institutes of Health, Special Emphasis Panel (Health Literacy), ZRG1 RPHB-B 50, NIH, 2005- 2008 Consultant, Centers of Excellence for Cancer Communication Research (CECCR), National Cancer Institute, 2003-2006

SNEM-4-1 NIH, February 25, 2002 Special Emphasis Panel, ZRG1 RPHB-4, NIH, July 18-19, 2001 SNEM, NIH, June 19-20, 2000 HRDI and Making Quality Count, AHRQ, June 12-13, 2000

External Evaluator for NCI’s Centers for Excellence in cancer Communication, 2003-present Co-investigator, Working group to draft a white paper for NCI on patient- centered communication in cancer care

UNIVERSITY SERVICE Texas A&M University

Department Head Council Steering Committee, 2005-2010

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Council of Principal Investigators, 1996-1999, 2013-present Committee on Joint Appointments, College of Liberal Arts, 2006-2010 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Communication within the College of Liberal Arts, 2004-2005 Chair, Liberal Arts Committee to Recommend New Initiatives for Journalism Education, 2003

Chair, Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Standards Committee, 2000 Chair, Liberal Arts Associate Dean Search Committee, 1999

Research Advisory Council, College of Medicine, 1997-present Chair, Funding Opportunities Committee, School of Rural Public Health, 1998- 2001

Chair, Continuous Improvement Committee on Matching the Supply and Demand of Speech and Writing Courses (1994-1995)

Faculty Senate, 1990-1993 Liberal Arts Council, 1989-1992 Chair Protem, Liberal Arts Steering Committee, 1991-1992 Chair, Liberal Arts Education Planning Committee, 1990-1993