QualificationsPh.D., University of Iowa, Hospital and Health Administration, 1970. M.A., University of Iowa, Hospital Administration, 1964. Residency in Hospital Admin, The Jewish Hospital of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, 1964. B.A., University of Iowa, Liberal Arts, 1962. Expertise and Research InterestsAreas of Research Interest/Current Projects: Comparative study of governing boards in community-based healthcare systems in collaboration with S. Levey (UI), R. Peterson (Cornell College), J. Price (UI), and W. Roach (McDermott Will & Emery). Wellness Promotion and Obesity Prevention in Children in Collaboration with L. Snetselaar (UI). Other ExpertiseI am author or co-author of the following books and monographs: Prybil L, Hilkovitz G, eds. The Richmond Metropolitan Area Emergency Care System: An Initial Investigation. Richmond, VA: Capital Area Comprehensive Health Planning Council, Inc., 1972. Norville J, Prybil L, eds. The Ambulatory Care System of an Urban Teaching Hospital: A Study of Selected Components. Richmond, VA: Virginia Commonwealth University, 1973. Prybil L, Gora R, Montgomery S. The 911-Universal Emergency Telephone Number System. Richmond, VA: Virginia Regional Medical Program, 1974. Leyes J, MacStravic R, Kilby N, Prybil L. Health Manpower Study: Health Facilities Manpower. (Technical Report in Support of the Virginia Plan for Higher Education, Series 5, Number 5) Richmond, VA: State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, 1974. Prybil L, Clark R. Hospital Emergency Departments in Virginia: A General Survey of Facilities, Services, and Staffing. Richmond, VA: Virginia Regional Medical Program, Inc., 1975. Prybil L, MacStravic R. The Organization and Delivery of Ambulatory Care Services on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Richmond, VA: Virginia Commonwealth University, 1978. Prybil L. The Provision of Long-Term Care Services by Community Hospitals in Virginia. Richmond, VA: Virginia Commonwealth University, 1980. Rohde D, Prybil L, Hochkammer W. Planning and Managing Major Construction Projects: A Guide for Hospitals. Ann Arbor, MI: Health Administration Press, 1985. Prybil L, Warden G, eds. Special Issue of The Journal of Health Administration Education on Post-Graduate Management Development. Volume 2, Spring 1993. Prybil L, et al. Governance in High Performing Organizations: A Comparative Study of Governing Boards in Not-For-Profit Hospitals. Chicago: Health Research and Education Trust, 2005. Margolin F, Hawkins S, Alexander J, Prybil L. Hospital Governance: Initial Summary Report of 2005 Survey of Hospital CEOs and Board Chairs. Chicago: Health Research and Educational Trust, 2006. Alexander J, Altman H, Alvarez F, Benfer D, Berman H, Cassel C, Colling D, Combes J, DeVries R, Emmot C, Flickenscher K, Fox D, Gappmeyer M, Hawthorne D, McDonagh K, Orlikoff J, Pittman M, Puitt L, Prybil L, et al. Building an exceptional board: Effective practices for health care governance. Chicago: Center for Healthcare Governance, 2007. Prybil, L., Levey, S., Peterson, R., Heinrich, D., Brezinski, P., Zamba, G., Amendola A., Price J., and Roach, W. Governance in Nonprofit Community Health Systems (Chicago: Grant Thornton, 2009). I have contributed the following book chapters: Prybil L. Toward Better Patient Care: Issues for Future Consideration, in Proceedings of Second Annual Triad Conference for Trustees, Administrators, and Physicians. Richmond, VA: Virginia Commonwealth University, 1973. pp 148-153. Prybil L. Articulation and the Masters Degree Program, in Undergraduate Education for Health Administration: Proceedings of the First Undergraduate Faculty Institute Washington, DC: Association of University Programs in Health Administration, April, 1975. pp 118-124. Prybil L, Starkweather D. Current Perspectives on Hospital Governance, in Hospital Organization and Management: Text and Readings, Rakich J and Darr L. eds. New York and London: SP Medical and Scientific Books, 1978, pp 84-89. (Also published in Hospital and Health Services Administration, 21(Fall):67-75, 1976.) Prybil L. The Evolution of Hospital Governance, in Health Management Tomorrow, Levey S and McCarthy T, eds. Philadelphia and Toronto: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1980. pp 76-90. Prybil L. The Influence of the Health Care Marketplace on Strategic Planning in Health Care Institutions, in Proceedings of the NACHRI Annual Meeting 1981. Wilmington, DE: The National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions, 1981. pp 5-1 to 5-5. Prybil L. The Sisters of Mercy Health Corporation: A Review of the Development of a Multi-Unit Health Care System in the United States, in Networks of Organization in Health Care. Brussels: Stafleu, 1982. pp 43-51. Prybil L. Quality Assurance Activities within the Sisters of Mercy Health Corporation, in World Symposium for Quality in Health Care. Chicago: JCAH, CPHA, W.K. Kellogg Foundation and International Hospital Federation, 1983. pp 16-18. Prybil L, Alley C, Drazen E. I/S Strategies to Support Future Requirements for Managing Care in Community Based Networks, in Proceedings of the 1994 Annual HIMSS Conference. Chicago: Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, 1994. Vol. 3, pp 7-17. Prybil L. Profile of a Career, in Careers in Health Care Management: How to Find Your Path and Follow It. Chicago: Health Administration Press, 2002. pp 135-138. Prybil L, Murray W, Cotter T and Bryant E. Transforming CEO Evaluation in a Multiunit Healthcare Organization. In A Kovner et al (Editors), Practice of Evidence-Based Management. Chicago: Health Administration Press, 2009. Prybil, L. Nonprofit Governance. In Health Care Providers on Health Care Boards: A Governance Primer by Nash, D., Oetgen w., and V. Pracilio (eds)(New York: Productivity Press). 2008. In Press Prybil L, Benton J. Community Benefit: The Non-Profit Community Health System Perspective. In Nash D, Oetgen W and Pracilio (Editors), Government for Health Care Providers: The Call to Leadership (Boca Raton: CRC Press, 2009). Electronic and Videotape Publications: Prybil L. Board Governance: The Gold Standard (Indianapolis: Centurion Communications, 2003). Prybil L, "Hospital Performance: Does Boardroom Culture Make a Difference?" Health Research and Educational Trust On-Line Research Series, April, 2007: http://www.hret.org/hret/programs/hosperform.html KeywordsCOS Keywords:Health Care, Leadership, Medical Ethics.Additional Terms:Governance, Health Care Ethics, Health Management.MembershipsCatholic Healthcare Audit Network Center for Healthcare Governance Committee on Governance, Association of University Programs in Health Administration Committee on Strategic Issues, Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education University of Iowa, College of Public Health, Health Management and Policy Alumni Board Honors and Awards2007, Outstanding Alumni Award,
College of Public Health,
University of Iowa
2006, Edwin L. Crosby Senior Fellowship,
Health Research and Educational Trust (HRET) of the American Hospital Association
2004, Resolution of Appreciation,
Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education
2004, Walter J. McNerney Fellowship for Healthcare Improvement,
Health Research and Educational Trust of the American Hospital Association
2004, Resolution of Appreciation,
American Hospital Association
2001, Resolution of Appreciation,
UI Health Management & Policy Alumni Association
1999, Resolution of Appreciation,
Old National Bancorp
1994, Resolution of Appreciation,
Indiana Hospital Association
1980, Resolution of Appreciation,
Virginia Hospital Association
1980, Resolution of Appreciation,
Sheltering Arms Hospital
1967, USAF Commendation Award for Meritorious Service
1962, Phi Beta Kappa,
1962, Omicron Delta Kappa,
Previous Positions2005-2008, Senior Advisor to the Dean,
University of Iowa,
College of Public Health,
Public Health - Administration
2000-2005, Associate Dean,
University of Iowa,
College of Public Health,
Public Health - Administration
1999-2000, Assistant Dean,
University of Iowa,
College of Public Health,
Public Health - Administration,
Iowa City, IA
1997-1999, Senior Vice President,
Daughters of Charity National Health System, St. Louis, MO
1997-1999, Lecturer and Visiting Professor,
Saint Louis University,
Center for Health Care Ethics,
St. Louis, MO
1988-1997, Regional Executive and CEO,
Daughters of Charity National Health System - East Central,
Evansville, IN
1984-1988, Chief Operating Officer,
Daughters of Charity National Health System - East Central,
Evansville, IN
1980-1984, Corporate Vice President for Administration,
Sisters of Mercy Health Corporation,
Farmington Hills, MI
1980-1984, Adjunct Professor,
University of Michigan,
Public Health,
Ann Arbor, MI
1976-1980, Professor,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond, VA
1976-1978, Deputy Assistant Provost for Administration,
Medical College of Virginia,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, VA
1972-1980, Chairman and Arthur G. Glasgow Professor of Hospital Administration,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, VA,
Department of Health Administration
1972-1976, Associate Professor,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond, VA
1970-1970, Administrative Research Associate,
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics,
Iowa City, IA
1970-1972, Assistant Professor,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond, VA
1969-1969, Instructor,
University of Iowa,
Carver College of Medicine,
Iowa City, IA
1967-1970, Doctoral Candidate,
University of Iowa
1964-1967, Assistant Administrator / Business Officer,
United States Air Force Medical Service,
Westover Regional Hospital,
Chicopee, MA
Funding Received
Publications
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