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March 4, 2025

Symposium for Medical Education Innovation, Equity, and Well-being

March 4, 2025

Keynote Speaker

David A. Turner, MD
Vice President, Competency-Based Medical Education American Board of Pediatrics
Preparing the Next Generation of Health Professionals: Advancing Competency-Based Education and Assessment

Platform Presentations

Award: Outstanding Abstract in Belonging, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Speakers: Paula Lewis-de los Angeles, MD, PhD & Lisa Swartz Topor, MD, MMSc
Title: Examining Race-Based Puberty Information on Children’s Hospital Websites

Award: Outstanding Abstract in General Medical Education
Speaker: Ashley Perry, DNP, RN, NPD-BC, CMSRN
Title: Piloting an Interprofessional Nursing Elective for Medical Students

Award: Outstanding Abstract in Well-being
Speaker: Thomas Seery, MD, FAAP, FACC
Title: Leveraging technology to reduce medical errors, diminish cognitive load and enhance workflow in electrocardiogram acquisition, transmission, and reporting, a quality improvement project.

Award: Outstanding Abstract in Medical Education Innovation
Speaker: Victoria Quinn, DO
Title: Enhancing Cardiac Emergency Preparedness in Schools: A CFIR-Guided Evaluation of Project ADAM Implementation in Rhode Island Public High Schools

Posters

Presenter Last NamePresenter First NameTitle
AllenEmilyA clinic-based interprofessional workshop leads to sustained improvements in confidence in key elements of gender inclusive primary care
BakdashTalahAt a Loss for Words: a Workshop to Recognize and Respond to Patient-Initiated Discrimination and Harassment
BakthaAnishaBridging the Gap: Effective Integration of Service and Theoretical Learning in Medical Education
BattleShamaraBuilding Bridges: Analyzing Perspectives of Pediatric Clerkship Primary Care Preceptors to Create Support
BrennanMichaelFirearm Injury Prevention Training in Undergraduate Medical Education (UME): The Current Landscape
BunchKadenFrom Competence to Leadership: Evaluating Interventions and Outcomes in Medical Education
ChenKaiCross-sectional study identifies lack of shelter arrangement in the unhoused population is a risk factor for disparity in breast and cervical cancer screening
CreamerAndrewIntegrating Open Science into the Curriculum
ElnajjarAlaaInnovation in mentorship among medical trainees: pilot virtual peer support groups for resident physicians during on-boarding transition.
FletcherLaurenTeaching Evidence Synthesis in Medical Education
HamelMarieSynthesis Across Disciplines: Creating Integrated Clinical Vignettes for Pre-Clinical Medical Training
Jafari-EsfahaniShahdiBOARD-STYLE RHEUMATOLOGY TEACHING FOR MEDICINE RESIDENTS, NOVEL APPROACH TO CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
JengTimmyIntegrating Community Health Worker (CHW) Education into Pre-Clerkship Medical Curriculum: A Retrospective Cohort Study
KangChaerimParticipating in a Cochrane Systematic Review as a Medical Student
KnightLeannaEmergency Department Innovation in Pain Management Education
KnutsonJulieWellness Curriculum to Prevent Burnout
KoehlerChrisImplementation of a Resident Clinical Mentor Program for Emergency Medicine Sub-Internship Medical Students
LaymanIlanA Peer-Onsite-Distance Mentorship Model for Underrepresented Minority Residents in General Surgery
LeekeKathrynDissecting the Anatomy Curriculum: Initiatives Taken by The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University to Encourage Humanism and Improve the Student Experience during Anatomical Dissection.
Lewis-de los Angeles;
Swartz Topor
Paula; LisaExamining Race-Based Puberty Information on Children’s Hospital Websites
LipnerKaitlinComparing Distributed Practice Models for Medical Student Procedural Skills Teaching
LuksFrancoisMedical Comics Workshop: Teaching creativity, humanism and self-care. No artistic skills needed.
MandiKaavyaFood is Medicine: Culinary and Lifestyle Medicine Series for Residents
McNeilMelissaA Novel Approach to Faculty Development:  Grading Abstractsoup Abstract Review
MoreiraCarlaDischarge Interventions for Limited English Proficiency Patients: A Scoping Review
OkawaMarinnaEvaluating the Incorporation of the Unincorporated: Medical Student Perceptions and Knowledge of US Territories after Integration in the Pre-Clerkship Medical Curriculum
OliveiraFatineEmpowering Patients Through Medical Student-Led Health Education: Women’s Community Health Fair
PerryAshleyPiloting an Interprofessional Nursing Elective for Medical Students
QuinnVictoriaEnhancing Cardiac Emergency Preparedness in Schools: A CFIR-Guided Evaluation of Project ADAM Implementation in Rhode Island Public High Schools
QuinnVictoriaAddressing Racial Bias in Patient Care: A Simulation-Based Workshop
Raymond-KolkerBenPeer to Peer: A Resident-Led Workshop to Improve Comfort with Giving Feedback
RollheiserKyleBack to the Bedside: Assessing Student Confidence Pre- and Post-Bedside Resident-Led Teaching Module
SeeryThomasLeveraging technology to reduce medical errors, diminish cognitive load and enhance workflow in electrocardiogram acquisition, transmission, and reporting, a quality improvement project.
SmithElizabethPreceptors' perceptions of LIC students' impact on the social determinants of health
Sulca FloresJorgeBlinded Video Analysis in Vascular Anastomosis Training: A Tool for Skill Development and Bias Reduction
Sulca FloresJorgeGenetic Conditions and the Impact of Storytelling in Enhancing Medical Students’ Education
SzkwarkoDariaDemocratizing specialized knowledge into primary care in Rhode Island: Progress Update on the Project ECHO Hub at Brown
Volpicelli; KaperTalia; MarcoLinking Physiological Metrics—HRV, Slow-Wave Sleep, and REM—to Medical Student Burnout: A Study Using WHOOP Wearable Technology
Wilkinson SaldañaCassSupporting data-driven learner experiences with Library services
YoungOliviaDrowning Prevention in Rhode Island Youth
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