Nexus Summit Student Posters
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Sebastian
Schormann,
BS
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William
Walker,
Bachelors in Science
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Allison
Shorten,
PhD, RN, FACM, FNAP, FAAN
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Peter
Bosworth,
MBA
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Penni
Watts,
PhD, RN, CHSE-A, FSSH, FAAN
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Shelly
Camp,
BS
Background: Interprofessional education (IPE) addresses the idea that health professionals must effectively collaborate in an interprofessional team to provide optimal patient-centered care. Research supports that IPE has substantial benefits for health professions students including improved knowledge, skills, and attitudes toward interprofessional practice. Evidence also supports that IPE improves patient care outcomes. An effective way to implement IPE is through exercises that address…
The problems facing healthcare today require interdisciplinary approaches. Recognizing this, the Dell Medical School, the Cockrell School of Engineering, and the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease at UT Health Austin launched the Clinical Innovation and Design Program (CID). The CID fellows, a mixture of medical students and graduate level engineers, explore clinical needs and develop a solution as a team over the course of 10 months. The CID program educates students on…
Maggie
Casteel Smith
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Krupali
Champaneria,
PA-S
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Seaton
Crisp,
PA-S
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Bella
Brown,
PA-S
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Savannah
Jones,
PA-S
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Katie
Koester,
PA-S
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Leslie
Woltenberg,
PhD, MS Ed
BACKGROUND: As many as 30% of emergency department (ED) visits in the United States are for problems that are not considered urgent,1 meaning they could have been treated in another setting. Patients with chronic conditions often seek care from ED services for non-emergent problems. $4.4 billion in annual costs could be saved if patients sought treatment for their non-urgent problem in the proper setting. Interprofessional clinics (IPCs) are well-suited to address these challenges. Despite…
Martha
Blaess,
MA, CCC-SLP
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Kathrin
Eliot,
PhD, RDN
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Allen
Knehans,
PhD
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Jonathan
Baldwin,
MS Biostatistics, PhD Candidate Biostatistics
An estimated 46-89% of children with autism present with pediatric feeding disorder, characterized by selective eating, which negatively impacts their nutrition and health. Registered dietitian nutritionists (RDN) and speech-language pathologists (SLP) serve as key interprofessional team members to improve patient outcomes in this population. A lack of literature exists regarding the complementary roles of RDNs and SLPs specifically related to pediatric feeding disorders in the…
Purpose/Background: More families than ever lack access to diapers leading to a public health crisis. Diaper need is a basic need and is defined as an inadequate supply of diapers to change a child as often as needed. 1 in 3 families struggle to provide clean diapers for their babies. Yet, there are no federal programs to assist with diaper needs and diapers cannot be purchased with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Diapers are essential to a baby’s healthy…
Purpose: The Caring for Communities of Color Conference (CCCC) seeks to amplify the community of providers focused on health justice work in primary care settings in Southeast Michigan. The intention is to educate current and future healthcare trainees on the intersections of primary care and health justice, connect them to clinicians within this community, and build a longitudinal network of care providers centering the health needs of communities of color. Methods: The inaugural…
Abhilasha
Borad,
PharmD
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Nehar
Damle,
PharmD
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Affan
Aamir,
PharmD, RPh
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Afra Guia Antoinette
Trinidad,
PharmD
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Melissa
Coward,
MD, PharmD
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Ray
Espinosa,
MD
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Eshan
Kaul,
MD
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Paul
Weber,
MD, RPh, MBA
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Joyce
Afran,
MD
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James
Parrott,
PhD
Interprofessional education (IPE) is an important component of healthcare education preparing students to provide well-rounded patient care as part of a collaborative team. Despite the overall satisfaction reported with participation in IPE programs and events, challenges exist due to IPE efforts commonly being faculty-led, in-person, and single-session. The purpose of this study is to describe an approach to the implementation and flexible modification of a pilot virtual, longitudinal, case…
Stroke is a major cause of death and long-term disability, especially among disadvantaged groups. While the annual incidence of stroke is increasing, mortality from stroke is decreasing resulting in more patients living with residual deficits. Some of the most prevalent stroke complications are speech impairment, limited physical abilities, unilateral weakness or paralysis, grasp difficulties, and slowed communication ability. Early treatment and rehabilitation after a stroke can improve…
Dominique
Ropp,
PharmD
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Jeremiah
McGuire,
MA, ACE-CPT
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Samantha
Swafford
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Rabab (Ruby)
Sharif-Sandel,
MD, PhD
Background: The Interdisciplinary Student Council (ISC) was formed in 2020 under the guidance of the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Faculty Development and the Office of Interdisciplinary Programs at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC). It represents 19 professions in seven colleges across three campuses in the state of Oklahoma. In the ISC’s inaugural year, an innovative concept was developed to expand access to interprofessional experiences…
Shreyas
Krishnapura,
B.S.
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Shanterell
Redd,
B.S.
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Danielle
Farley,
BA, RN
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Jamie
Wiggleton,
MSN, ANP-BC
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Robert
Sinard,
MD
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Michael
Topf,
M.D.
Background, including statement of problem, and aims:The treatment summary (TS) is a comprehensive cancer care record containing information regarding provider names and contact information, cancer diagnosis, tumor characteristics and treatment details. While the usefulness of treatment summaries has been evaluated in other cancer types, it has yet to be studied in Head and Neck Cancer (HNC) survivors. We are an interdisciplinary group comprised of a pharmacy, nursing, and…