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UF Health University of Florida
H. James Free, MD, Center for Primary Care Education & Innovation College of Medicine
Primary Care Innovations Conference
Activities Overview

Presentations

  1. “Patient Provider Continuity and Prostate Specific Antigen Testing: Impact of Continuity on Receipt of a Non-Recommended Test.” Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting. May 2021.
  2. “Key Changes to Improve Social Presence of a Virtual Health Assistant Communication of Colorectal Cancer Prevention.” 71st Annual International Communication Association Conference. May 2021.
  3. Malaty J, Stoeckle J, Talen M, Carek S, Huffman M, Carter-Henry S, Fazio L.  Practical Ways to Improve Wellness by Optimizing Practice Management.  Also presented as a SOLICITED ORAL PRESENTATION – STFM Conference on Practice and Quality Improvement, September 13-15, 2020: Virtual Conference due to COVID-19 Pandemic.
  4. Malaty J, Stoeckle J, Talen M, Carek S, Huffman M, Carter-Henry S, Fazio L.  Practical Ways to Improve Wellness by Optimizing Practice Management.  Also presented as a SOLICITED ORAL PRESENTATION – STFM Annual Conference, August 24-27, 2020: Virtual Conference due to COVID Pandemic.
  5. Hatch RL. Stumbar S. Wu V. Grewal R. Rubin DA. Barker P. Preparing for Chaos 47th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2, 2021, Virtual Conference
  6. Hatch RL. Perez H. Rubin DA. Helping students who struggle with standardized tests. 47th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2, 2021, Virtual Conference
  7. Anthony D, Rutter A, Chao, J, Hatch RL, Margo K.  Aligning the National Clerkship Curriculum and Aquifer Family Medicine’s learning objectives for enhanced curricular mapping. 47th Annual STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, Virtual presentation, January 2021 (30 minute lecture presentation  
  8. Mainous A, Rooks B, Carek P, Mercado E. Patient Provider Continuity and Prostate Specific Antigen Testing: Impact of Continuity on Receipt of a Nonrecommended Test. Presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, VIRTUAL CONFERENCE, May, 2021.
  9. “Content Considerations for Virtual Human Technology E-health Interventions Delivering Health and Nutrition Message.” 41st Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine. San Francisco, CA. April 2020
  10. “Shared Care for Adults with Sickle Cell Disease: An Analysis of Care from Eight Health Systems.” North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. November 2019
  11. “Does Community or University-Based Residency Sponsorship Affect Graduate Preparation or Performance?” North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. November 2019
  12. “Rural Adults Reactions to Colorectal Cancer Risk and Screening Information Delivered by Race and Gender Concordant Virtual Health Assistants.” American Society of Preventive Oncology Annual Meeting. Tucson, AZ. March 2020.
  13. Dorsey N, Rubin D, Herndon B, Hatch RL, Tudeen M.  Virtual Reality Teaching Modules – Game Changer for the Future of Medical Education.  46th Annual STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, Portland, OR, January  2020 (30 minute lecture presentation)
  14. Rubin D, Hatch RL. What do you do when the college changes the curriculum? 46th Annual STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, Portland, OR, January  2020 (30 minute lecture presentation)
  15. “It Starts With Me: Enhancing Resident Feedback in a Family Medicine Residency Program.” Completed Project Presentation. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Conference – Online. August 24-29, 202)
  16. “Implementation of a Novel Return-to-Ride Concussion Management Policy for Collegiate Hunter/Jumper Equestrian Athletes.” General evidence based practice lecture presentation. 72nd Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium. January 10 – 13, 2020. Mashantucket, CT
  17. Carek PJ, Rahmanian K, Mainous A, Ledford C. Professional Identity, Job Satisfaction and Commitment of Non-physician Faculty in Academic Family Medicine. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting; May 2018; Washington, DC.
  18. Carek PJ, Porter M, Agana DF, Klassen R, Harrell J, Hatch R. Primary Care Tracks in Medical Schools: A CERA Study. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting; May 2018; Washington, DC.
  19. Carek PJ. Family Medicine Residency Characteristics are Associated with Graduating Residents Passing the American Board of Family Medicine Certification Examination. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting; May 2018; Washington, DC.
  20. Malaty J, Porter M, Carek P, Rahmanian K, Bielick L. Teaching Residents About Practice Management. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting; May 2018; Washington, DC.
  21. Malaty J, Nelson D, Porter M, Halbrook M. Breaking Down Barriers: Teaching Residents to Utilize a Team-Based Approach and Transform Their Clinical Practice to Achieve the Quadruple Aim. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Meeting; May 2018; Washington, DC
  22. Carek S (f), Reifsteck F, Edenfield K, Harmon K, Dillon M, Clugston JR. Interventricular Septum Measurements in Pre-participation Screening of Collegiate Athletes: Understanding the Grey Zone. Presented at: 27th American Medical Society for Sports Medicine Annual Meeting; April 27, 2018; Lake Buena Vista, FL.
  23. Moseley RE. Professional Medical Ethics, 2018 Spring Current Concepts in Dermatology, March 25, 2018, West Palm Beach, Florida.
  24. Carek PJ. Building Blocks of Primary Care and RC-FM Requirements. Presented at: PDW and RPS Residency Education Symposium; March 2018; Kansas City, MO. Posters and Presentations Master List 07.01.2017 – 06.30.2018
  25. Chessman A, Agana DF, Jortberg B, et al. CERA FM Clerkship Director Survey Background Data Trends Since 2012. Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  26. Hatch RL, Harlan E, Harrell JG, Nall R. Enhancing Musculoskeletal Teaching During Clerkships. Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  27. Hatch RL, Paniagua M, Margo K, et al. Update on the NBME Shelf Exam and Opportunity for Input on Future Directions. Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  28. Hatch RL, Rubin D, Nall R, Harrell JG. Assessing physical exam skills of clerkship students – interrater reliability and correlations between different assessment methods. Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  29. Konopack J. Enhancing Musculoskeletal Teaching During Clerkships,” Podium Presentation, Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  30. Mainous AG, Agana DF, Hatch RL, et al. Institutional NIH Research Funding and Educational Support for Family Medicine Education and Their Relationship to Family Medicine Specialty Posters and Presentations Master List 07.01.2017 – 06.30.2018 Choice. Presented at: 44th Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education; February 2018; Austin, TX.
  31. Konopack J, Harrell JG, Farmer K, Sando K. Physician-pharmacist collaborative care in a rural family medicine clinic: A step towards team based primary care. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Practice Improvement; November 2017; Louisville, KY.
  32. Agana DF, Crooke H, Lynch K, Chacko L, Porter M, Striley C, Carek PJ. Characteristics of Family Medicine Patients Frequently Readmitted: The Role of Outpatient Behavior. Presented at: 45th Annual North American Primary Care Research Group Meeting; November 2017; Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
  33. Carek PJ, Agana D, Bielick L, Chacko L, Lynch K, Porter M, Yang Y. Patients Frequently Readmitted to the Hospital: Do the Members of the High Utilizer Group Change Over Time. Presented at: 45th Annual North American Primary Care Research Group Meeting; November 2017; Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
  34. Carek PJ, Mainous A, Lynch K, Tanner R, Hulihan M, Baskin J, Coates T. Effectiveness of Clinical Decision Support to Improve Care for Adult Sickle Cell Disease Patients in Primary Care. Presented at: 45th Annual North American Primary Care Research Group Meeting; November 2017; Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
  35. Porter M, Hagen H, Seehusen D, Yang Y, Carek PJ. Burnout and Resiliency Among Family Medicine Program Directors. Presented at: 45th Annual North American Primary Care Research Group Meeting; November 2017; Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
  36. Porter M, Michaudet C, Lynch K, Yang Y, Carek PJ. Inpatient Consults on a Family Medicine Teaching Service. Presented at: 45th Annual North American Primary Care Research Group Meeting; November 2017; Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  37. Agana DF. Characteristics of University of Florida Family Medicine Patients Frequently Readmitted to the Hospital in 2016. Presented at: American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; November 2017; Atlanta, GA.
  38. Carek PJ. Patients Frequently Readmitted to the Hospital: How do They Compare to Other Hospitalized Patients and Do They Change over Time. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Practice Improvement; November 2017; Louisville, KY.
  39. Carek PJ. RN-Health Coach Intervention to Decrease ED Use in a Cohort of Frequent ED Users. Presented at: Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Practice Improvement; November 2017; Louisville, KY.
  40. Stacey J, Nall R, Hatch RL Harrell JG. Impact of a novel interprofessional experience on student attitudes. 43rd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Anaheim, CA February 2017 (poster)
  41. Hatch RL, Rubin D, Nall R, Rabaza C. Do faculty rate continuity students differently than regular students? 43rd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education, Anaheim, CA February 2017 (15 minute paper presentation).
  42. Hatch RL, Rubin D Harrell JG, Reed A, Lynch K. Can EPA 4 (Order Writing) be taught on Family Medicine Clerkships?43rd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Anaheim, CA February 2017 (45 minute seminar presentation).
  43. Hatch RL, Wah RM. Stay Young, Stay Fit, Avoid Burnout. Invited presentation at AMA Senior Physicians Section meeting, Orlando, Fl, November 2016.
  44. Agana DF. Characteristics of Emergency Department Utilizers of UF Department of Community Health and Family Medicine in 2014-2015. Epidemiology Congress of the Americas, Miami FL, June 2016
  45. Porter M, Blanc B, Listhaus A, Shuster J, Carek P. Referral rate in a Family Medicine Residency Clinic: How Does it Compare? Roundtable discussion at STFM in Minneapolis, MN. May 2016.
  46. Carek P, Lombardi J, Malaty J, Porter M, Samraj G.Impact of Weekly Multidisciplinary Readmissions Rounds on Readmission Rate. Seminar presentation at STFM in Minneapolis, MN. May 2016
  47. Hatch R, Fe Agana D, Carek P, Porter M, Rubin D. Job Satisfaction Among Academic Family Physicians. Works in progress presentation at STFM in Minneapolis, MN. May 2016
  48. Porter M, Agana DF, Carek P, Hatch RL, Rubin D. Family Medicine Clerkship Directors? Views and Actions on Medical Students? Impressions of Family Medicine: A CERA Study. 49th STFM Annual Spring Conference, Minneapolis, MN April 2016
  49. Agana DF, Porter M, Carek P, Hatch RL, Rubin D. Job Satisfaction Among Academic Family Physicians. 49th STFM Annual Spring Conference, Minneapolis, MN April 2016
  50. Hatch RL, Rubin D, Nall R, Stacey J, Harrell JG, Laibstain S. Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs): Using Family Medicine Clerkships to Teach Essential Skills. 42nd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Phoenix, AZ, January 2016 (45 minute seminar presentation).
  51. Oyola S, Sierpina V, WinklerPrins V, Michelfelder A, Schumann SA, Bradner M, Minor S, Hatch RL, Chao J. Best Practices for Preparing and Assessing our Clerkship Students: How do Multiple Choice Exams Fit into the Big Picture? 42nd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Phoenix, AZ, January 2016 (90 minute symposium).
  52. Hatch RL, Rosenberg E, Rubin D, Zirulnik A, Stacey J. Impact of a clerkship-based patient safety curriculum. 42nd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Phoenix, AZ, January 2016 (15 minute paper presentation).
  53. Pollard C, Hatch RL, ZirulniK A. Medical students make an impact on patient safety.  42nd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Conference on Medical Student Education,  Phoenix, AZ, January 2016 (poster)