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Rosalie A. Kane, Ph.D.
Professor
PhD, Social Work, University of Utah, 1975
M.S., Social Work, Simmons College, 1965
B.A., History/English Literature, University of Toronto, 1962
kanex002@umn.edu
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| Rosalie A.
Kane, PhD, is a professor of public health
at the University of Minnesota where she is
also a faculty member of the Center for
Biomedical Ethics, School of Social Work,
and the Center on Aging. Previously she was
a social scientist at The Rand Corporation
in Santa Monica, California and a faculty
member at the University of California at
Los Angeles, and before that, at the
University of Utah. Dr. Kane's research is
devoted to aspects of long-term care
services, organization, policies and
financing. It ranges across all settings,
including nursing homes, assisted living,
and home care, and also concerns topics such
as home care, case management, assessment,
quality assurance, and regulation, value
conflicts in long-term care, ethical
dilemmas arising in long-term care, and the
tensions between safety and protection
versus freedom for those using long-term
care services. She serves on many national
task forces and committees, is a prolific
author of journal articles, books, and
reports, and is past editor-in-chief of both
The Gerontologist and Health and Social
Work. She directs a national study on
Measurement, Indicators, and Improvement of
Quality of Life in Nursing Homes and a
national study on service patterns in
assisted living. In 1998, she received a
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Investigator
Award in Health Policy Research.
Teaches
Long-Term Care, Ethics and Aging,
Director of Graduate Studies for
Graduate Minor in Gerontology
Selected Publications
Kane, RL and Kane, RA (Eds.).
Assessing Older People: Measures,
Meaning, and Practical Applications.
New York, Oxford University Press. 2000
Kane, R.A, R.L. Kane, and R.C. Ladd.
(1998). The Heart of Long-Term Care.
New York: Oxford University Press.
Kane, RA, Lum, T, Cutler, LJ, Degenholtz,
B, & Yiu, A-C. Small Group Kane, RA, Lum,
T, Cutler, LJ., Degenholtz, HB, & Yu,
A-C (in press). Resident Outcomes in
Small-Group-Home Nursing Homes: A
Longitudinal Evaluation of the Initial
Green House Program. Journal of the
American Geriatrics Society.
Levin, CA & Kane, RA. (2006). Resident
and Family Perspectives on Assisted
Living. Journal of Aging and Social
Policy, 18 (3-4), 171-190.
Cutler, LJ, Kane, RA, Degenholtz, HB,
Miller, MJ, & Grant L. (2006). Assessing
and Comparing Physical Environments for
Nursing Home Residents: Using New Tools
for Greater Specificity The
Gerontologist. 45 (1): 42-51.
Kane, RA, Kling, KC, Bershadsky, B,
Kane, RL, Giles, K., Degenholtz, HB,
Liu, J. & Cutler, LJ. (2003). Quality of
life measures for nursing home
residents. Journal of Gerontology:
Medical Sciences, 58A (3), 240-248.
Kane, RA. (2003). Definition,
Measurement, and Correlates of Quality
of Life in Nursing Homes:Towards a
Reasonable Practice, Research, and
Policy Agenda, The Gerontologist,
43 (special Edition II), 28-36.
Professional Experience
Present Position
Professor, Division of Health
Services Research and Policy, School
of Public Health, University of
Minnesota
Professor, Graduate Faculty, School
of Social Work, University of
Minnesota
Faculty Associate, Center for
Biomedical Ethics, University of
Minnesota
Director, National Long-Term Care
Resource Center, University of
Minnesota
Previous Positions (Selected)
Social Scientist, Behavioral
Sciences Department, The Rand
Corporation, Santa Monica, CA, 1977
- 1985
Visiting Professor, UCLA School of
Social Welfare, 1984 - 1985
Lecturer, UCLA School of Social
Welfare, 1977 - 1984
Fellow and Instructor, UCLA/USC
Long-Term Care Gerontology Center,
Department of Medicine, UCLA, 1979 -
1985
Fellow, Andrew Norman Institute for
Advanced Studies in Geriatrics and
Gerontology, Andrus Gerontology
Center, University of Southern
California (Topic: Toward Public
Policy for Senile Dementia), 1983 -
1984
Associate Professor, School of
Social Welfare, University of Utah,
1976 - 1977
Assistant Professor, School of
Social Welfare, University of Utah,
1975 - 1976
Adjunct Assistant Professor, School
of Social Welfare, University of
Utah, 1974 - 1975
Assistant Professor, School of
Social Welfare, University of Utah,
1971 - 1973
Honors
Dutch Kastenbaum Award, Minnesota
Gerontological Society, 2002
Received the Kent Award from the
Gerontological Association of America,
1999
Was awarded a Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation National Health Services
Research Investigator Award, 1999
Delivered the Norman J and Alice Chapman
Rubash Distinguished Lecture in Law and
Social Work at University of Pittsburgh,
1998
Awarded the Annual President's Award of
the American Society on Aging, 1991
Senior Fellow, Brookdale National
Fellowship Program, The Brookdale
Foundation, New York, 1991
Fischer Distinguished Visiting
Professor, University of North Texas,
September 3-6, 1989, 1989
Social Worker of the Year, California
Chapter, National Association of Social
Workers, Region H, 1984
The Outstanding Alumni Award, on
occasion of Tenth Anniversary of
Granting of Doctoral Degrees at
University of Utah School of Social
Work, 1982
Alumni Recognition Award from Simmons
College Graduate School of Social Work,
1977
Phi Kappa Phi, 1975
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