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Collaboration and Integration:

Charting an Interdisciplinary Future

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Table of Contents

Leadership Committee Members 3

Map of Conference Facilities 4

Brief Schedule 5

Faculty Network Schedule 6

Workshops and Panels 7

Oral Presentations 8

Poster Presentations 14

Speaker Bios 29

Sponsors 30

Conference Notes 32

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SSRFC Leadership

National Coordinator

Kate Seryak, Wayne State University School of Medicine

National Coordinator Elect

Brian Coburn, University of Nebraska College of Medicine

Conference Coordinator

Brian Milman, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

Conference Coordinator Elect

Daniel Moses, Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine

Finance Chair

Jamila Hokanson, University of Texas Southwest Medical School

Public Relations Director

Joshua Gruhl, University of Nebraska College of Medicine

Communications Director

Chris LaJeunesse, Wayne State University School of Medicine

Research Director

Stacey Lynch, Texas Tech University Health Science Center

Web Design Chair

Brandy Cooper, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Technology Chair

Leonard Edwards, University of Texas at Austin

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Hotel Map

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Brief Schedule

Saturday, January 30

12:00 - 1:00 Opening Session Phoenix A-C

1:00 - 2:00 Poster Session 1 Phoenix D-E

2:00 - 3:00 Keynote Speaker Phoenix A-C


4:00 - 5:00 Year in Review Phoenix A-C


6:00 - 7:00 Elections Breakout Room

Sunday, January 31

7:00 - 8:00 Breakfast Phoenix A-C

8:00 - 9:30 Workshops and Panels Breakout Rooms

8:00 - 9:00 Oral Presentations 1 Breakout Rooms



11:30 - 12:00 Closing Session Phoenix A-C

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Faculty Network Schedule Saturday, January 30

Paradise Valley Room

7:45 – 8:00 Greeting, gathering and introductions

8:00 – 10:15 SSRFC Faculty Network Business Mtg. – Dr. Brian Sick

10:15 – 10:30 Break

10:30 – 11:00 Report from Student Officers of SSRFC

11:00 – 11:30 Topic: "Burnout" – Dr. Terri Babineau

11:30 – 11:45 Recap and Adjournment

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Workshops and Panels Sunday, January 31

8:00 - 9:15 Behavioral Health Services at a Student-Run Free Clinic: Created by Students and

Delivered by Students

Juan Rodriguez-Guzman, Ignacio Cerdena, Hannah Raila, Abigail Greene

Maryvale A

8:00 - 9:15 Teaching Quality Improvement in the Student-Run Clinic

Robert Rifkin (MD/PhD Student), Ammar Siddiqui (MD Student), Yasmin Meah, MD

Maryvale B

8:00 - 9:15 Implementation of Electronic Health Record and Online Patient Registration Systems

in a Student Run Free Clinic Setting

Riley Smith, Jenny Edwards, Eric Welder, Alexis Matrka, Angela Onorato

Camelback A

8:00 - 9:15 Using OARS To Steer Towards Change: Motivational Interviewing Techniques

Alexandra Banathy, B.A., Shivani Goel, B.S., Darya Nesterova, B.S., Jordan Trubiano, B.A.

Camelback B

8:00 - 9:15 Conducting Reserch at a Student Run Clinic: From Basics to Publication

Jessica S. Kruger

Estrella

8:00 - 9:15 “Integration of Spanish Interpreters into Interprofessional Patient Care Teams”

Brandy Cooper, Richard Rieske, Erin Puryear

Laveen A

8:00 - 9:15 Uncharted Territory: Implementing a Student-run Patient Navigation Program

Nicole Hammond, B.A. and Celeste Bailey, B.Sc.

Laveen B

9:30 - 10:20 IPE and Specialty Services

Benjamin Wahle, Taylor Aasand, Kamilah Walters, Carly Dahl, Brandy Cooper

Maryvale A

9:30 - 10:20 Models of Physical Therapy and Care

Katey Blumenthal, Brittany Davis, Katelyn McNamara, Heather Yount, Michael

Fernandes

Maryvale B

9:30 - 10:20 Starting a Clinic and Fundraising

Briget Huysman, Madeline Taskier, Meredith Faller, Sushma Boppan

Estrella

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Oral Presentations Sunday, January 31

Note: Each presentation will last 20 minutes. Please choose a room for each Session and stay for all

three presentations.

Session 1 – 8:00 to 9:00 Ahwatukee A Valuation Methods for Free Clinics

Stephen Palmquist

EMR Implementation and Improvement

Stephen Palmquist

Modern Web Development and the Custom-Built EMR: I’m a Web Developer, and You

Can Be, Too

Justin R. Porter

Ahwatukee B Women's Health at USF's BRIDGE Clinic

Viktor Flores, Bailee Olliff, and Matthew Wollenschlaeger

A novel web application to optimize referrals at a student-run free clinic

Alex Goel

Model for Providing Effective Hepatitis C Virus Treatment in a Student-Run Free Clinic

Griffin Tyree

Alhambra Successful large-scale free clinic fundraising driven by social media and public relations

campaigns

Jessica Faiz

Phone call reminders to promote transition from a student-run free clinic to a medical

home

Lizelle Comfort and Dahlia Norry

Online Depression Training Module for Health Professional Students Participating at a

Student-Run Free Clinic

Stephanie Nitz

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Session 2 – 9:30 to 10:30 Ahwatukee A Innovations in the Development of an Interdisciplinary Research Infrastructure: Equal

Access Birmingham

Shima Dowla

Expanding Research Infrastructure by Developing a Clinical Data Warehouse: Equal

Access Birmingham

Matthew Hess

Patient Expectations and Satisfaction when Using a Student-Run Health Clinic

Stephanie Mischell¹, Kiersten Frenchu¹

Ahwatukee B Effective and sustainable health education programming for individuals experiencing

homelessness utilizing the Health Belief Model

Emma Reeve

SHOW Clinic: A Governance Framework to Foster Collaboration and Interprofessional

Education

Pooja Paode

Taking Stock and Revamping: Our Journey to Expand

Danielle Alaimo

Alhambra How to get ‘that’ grant: Medical student perspective on applying for and managing

grants

Amy Friedman

Community Relations: Successfully Branding Your Clinic to Maximize Fundraising and

Volunteerism

Sally Itawi

A Vision Realized: Starting the EVMS HOPES Ophthalmology Specialty Clinic

Jessica Churchill

Camelback A Interprofessional Teamwork and Quality Improvement Learning in the CWRU Student

Run Free Clinic

Emily Wessling

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Interprofessional Leadership within the Case Western Reserve University Student-Run

Free Clinic

Rachel Broderick

The Impact of Interprofessional Student-Led Reproductive Health Education on Youths

in Juvenile Detention

Ji Son

Camelback B Evaluation and Assessment of the Implementation of an After-Visit Summary at the

CARES Clinic

Cody Gathers

Continued Expansion of the Phillips Neighborhood Clinic Beyond Primary Care

Caitlin Fujisawa

Laveen A Starting a Student-Run Free Clinic for a Rural Medical School at Two Sites

Haley Coleman

Can Student Run Free Clinics provide continuity of care for remote villages in rural

China?

Zed Zha

Student-led health promotion workshop development and evaluation: addressing

community needs in urban Northern Ontario

Victoria Eton

Laveen B Solving the Right Problem -- Using Student Outreach and Patient Community

Engagement to Match SRFC Services with Community Assets and Needs

Sameena Ahmed

Establishing and Operating an On-Site Dispensing Pharmacy at a student-run free clinic

Emilie Sabourin

The Complex Care Service: Designing a student run elective to support students in

implementing chronic disease management and health behavior change

Oresta Tolmach; Griffin Gorsky

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Session 3 – 10:30 to 11:30 Ahwatukee A Developing Community Health Providers of the Future: GW Healing Clinic Professional

Development Series

Madeline Taskier

The Utilization and Optimization of Online Patient-Produced Healthcare Resources

using a Mobile Application Platform

Divya Seth

Health on 12th: A Comprehensive Overview of an Interprofessional Student Run Clinic

(including Clinic Model, Visit Timing, Student & Patient Perceptions, and More)

Jacob Smith

Ahwatukee B Delivering Primary Care Behind Bars: Developing a Student-Faculty Collaborative Clinic

in a Boston Jail

Tamara Rodriguez Reichberg

Implementing Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) in a Student-Faculty

Collaborative Practice

Yannis K Valtis, Biqi Zhang

Measuring and Improving Volunteer Clinician Engagement in a Student-Faculty

Collaborative Practice

Yannis Kalogirous Valtis, Biqi Zhang

Alhambra Decreasing Patient Visit Durations at The Monday Clinic through a Clinic Flow

Intervention

Thomas Das

Utilization of the SharePoint® Web Platform for Clinic Management, Scheduling, and

Interdisciplinary Communication at the MedZou Student-Run Free Clinic”

Julie Duncan

New Healthcare Professional Perceptions of How Their Pro Bono Clinic Leadership

Experience Has Impacted Their Early Professional Practice

Kyle Hughes

Camelback A Dental care within the interprofessional student led free clinic: Our successes,

struggles, and sustainability

Laura Albrecht

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An Innovative Role for Nursing Students in a Student Run Free Clinic

Lisa Edgington

The Successes and Challenges of Implementing an EHR at a Student Run Free Clinic.

Eric Welder

Camelback B Implementation of a comprehensive tobacco cessation protocol in a student-run free

clinic

Jessica Cunio

Smoking cessation in a multidisciplinary student run free clinic. Educating students on

motivational interviewing and complementing clinical services offered to patients.

Alexandra Banathy

Primary Care for the Musculoskeletal System: Orthopedics in a Student-run Free

Clinics

Jessica Churchill, Eastern Virginia Medical School

Estrella The multidisciplinary model for LionCare, a student-run free clinic.

Alexandra Adams

Managing Clinic Flow Through a Multidisciplinary Student-Run Free Clinic

John Chan

Correlation between student perception of provided care and patient satisfaction in

the setting of a multidisciplinary student run free clinic

Justin Walker

Laveen A Emerging Medical-Legal Partnership at the Phillips Neighborhood Clinic

Katarina Lee

The Legal Roadblocks of Partnering a Student-Run Free Clinic with a Federally

Qualified Health Center

Giulio C. Rottaro

Identifying Unmet Healthcare Needs Through Implementation of a Health Needs

Assessment

Sara Shields Tarwater

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Laveen B Integration of HIV testing into a Student-Run Free Women’s Clinic

Julia Shinnick

Adding Women’s Health Care to a Student Run Clinic

Katherine Rogg

Trauma-Informed Care in a Student-Run Gynecology Clinic

R. Amerisa Waters

Maryvale A The Educational Experience of a Student Run Free Clinic

Wei Kuo

Examining the effects of an early-immersion in community medicine (ICM) program on

high school students: A longitudinal study.

Paras Singh Minhas

Specialty Care Integration into a Primary Care Clinic: Patient Benefit and Student

Training.

Jay Jarodiya

Maryvale B Developing an Interprofessional Workshop at the JayDoc Free Clinic

Teresa Yeong-Yi Pan

Quality Assessment of Interpreting Services at JayDoc Free Clinic

Hailey Baker

Determining patient eligibility and factors associated with ineligibility for healthcare

insurance under the Affordable Care Act in student run health clinic, JayDoc Free Clinic

Nikki Miller

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Poster Presentations

Session 1 – Phoenix D-E 1 Access to referral services amongst patients attending a student-run free clinic Daniel Childs, Stanley Kalata (lead co-authors), Albert Einstein College of Medicine

2 EQUIPO: Clinica Esperanza’s Quest to Utilize Inter-Professional Opportunities A

Social Work and Medical Student Model” Kira Neel, Alpert Medical School at Brown University

3 SHOW Clinic: Increasing Access to Care in the Phoenix Homeless Population

Through Interprofessional Practice Pooja Paode, Arizona State University

4 Hepatitis C Virus Screening and Continuum of Care in a Homeless and Uninsured

Population” Daniel Dyer, Creighton University School of Medicine

5 Weather as a Barrier to Medical Care Nara Tashjian, Creighton University School of Medicine

6 Integration of HIV Counseling Rachel Broderick, CWRU FPB School of Nursing

7 A novel web application to optimize referrals at a student-run free clinic Alex Goal & Joaquin Michel, David Geffen School of Medicine

8 The UCLA Mobile Clinic Project: a patient satisfaction and outcomes assessment

through a multidisciplinary approach Kian Asanad, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

9 Mental and Physical Healthcare Education for the Underserved Populations of Los

Angeles Lao-Tzu Allan-Blitz and Alex Garrett, David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA

10 Improvement of Interprofessional Attitudes in Students: Review of an

Interprofessional Student-Run Free Clinic One Year Later Nicholas Fox, DePaul University

11 A Model for Longitudinal Training of Volunteers in Student-run Free Clinics” Jillian Thayer, Drexel University College of Medicine

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12 The role of clinical-year students in student-run free clinics Maelys Amat, Drexel University College of Medicine

13 Using the Medical-Student Run Free Clinic to Address Health Disparity for Adults

with Intellectual Disability Olivia Ruth, Drexel University College of Medicine

14 Student Training as the Cornerstone of EMR Implementation and Sustainability Rebecca R. Meredith, Drexel University College of Medicine

15 Evaluation of Diabetic Patient Outcomes in the Free Clinic Setting Richard Maguire and Dylan Golomb, Eastern Virginia Medical School

16 Cause of death: lack of insurance Jessica Churchill, Eastern Virginia Medical School

17 Implementing Diabetes SOAP Note Template to Improve Patient Outcomes,

Increase Documentation and Enhance Medical Student Learning Abirami Thiyagarajan, Eastern Virginia Medical School

18 Evaluation of Utilization of Urinalysis and prevention of Diabetic Nephropathy at

the EVMS HOPES Free Clinic Julia Heaton, Eastern Virginia Medical School

19 Role of duration between visits on hypertension control at HOPES Free Clinic Julie Myers, Eastern Virginia Medical School

20 Preventive Screening at H.O.P.E.S. Free Clinic: A look at the standard of care in a

Student-Run Clinic Randy Planegger, Eastern Virginia Medical School

23 Bridge to Care: How a Medical School can Partner with a Public Health Department Bridget Huysman, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

24 Developing Community Health Providers of the Future: GW Healing Clinic

Professional Development Series Madeline Taskier, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

25 Transitional Leadership in a Student-Driven Clinic: Strategies for approaching the

challenges of impermanent student and physician volunteers Cassandra Baker, Georgetown University

26 Developing Programs to Engage Patient Populations Outside of the Clinic: A

prototypic model for feedback driven improvement Anastasia Schied, Georgetown University School of Medicine

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27 Fostering student research and quality improvement at a student-driven free clinic Elizabeth Moroni, Georgetown University School of Medicine

28 Time spent volunteering at HOYA Clinic in relation to perceived student benefit George E. Koch, Georgetown University School of Medicine

29 Expanding the impact of student driven health clinics through maternal health

education and women’s empowerment. John Penner, Georgetown University School of Medicine

30 Evaluating the Human papillomavirus Vaccine Adherence Protocol in a Student-

Driven Free Clinic Amanda Cain, Georgetown University School School of Medicine

32 An intake survey as a tool to improve care at a student-faculty collaborative

pediatric clinic Manizha Kholmatov, Harvard College

33 Evaluating Student Perceptions of Primary Care after Participation in a Student-

Faculty Collaborative Clinic” Meissa Jones, Harvard Extension School

34 Qualitative assessment of patient care experience at Crimson Care Collaborative-

Internal Medicine Associates (CCC-IMA) Priyanka Saha, BS, Harvard Medical School

35 Development and Evaluation of an Electronic Peer-to-Peer Feedback Program in a

Student-Faculty Collaborative Practice Zoe Bouchelle, Harvard Medical School

36 Orthodontic Screening, Space Maintainers, and Orthodontic Referrals for the

Pediatric Dental Clinic David Gu, Harvard School of Dental Medicine

37 Understanding Patients’ Health Attitudes and Barriers to Healthy Lifestyles Donna Jin, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

38 Reducing Drug Costs through Influencing Senior Medical Student Prescription

Decision Practices: Improving Value-based Care at a Student-Run Clinic Leela Chockalingam, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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39 Quality improvement (QI) of an East Harlem student run free clinic: Medication

adherence in diabetes Robert Arao, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

40 Investing in the Future: Undergraduate Involvement in an Interdisciplinary Clinic Melanie Scheive, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis

41 Oral Health Program Evaluation: Healthy Smiles for Employability Jeyanthi Bhaheetharan, Indiana University School of Dentistry

42 Clinical Design and Outcome of a Free Student-Run and Faculty-Mentored Vision

Clinic in Downtown Indianapolis. Thai Do, Indiana University School of Medicine

43 Eyeing Interdisciplinary Partnerships of the Future: Challenges and successes of one

clinic's experience providing free eye care servicies Andrew Morrow, Indiana University School of Medicine - Terre Haute

44 Continuity of Diabetic Management in the Navari Student Outreach Clinic Grace Conard, Indiana University School of Medicine, South Bend

45 Time Utilization in Goal-directed Service at the Navari Student-Outreach Clinic Mark E. Fraser, Indiana University School of Medicine, South Bend

46 Multifaceted Patient Education in a Student Run Free Clinic Lisa Edgington, Indiana University School of Nursing

47 The Significance of Social Work Practice for Student-Led Free Clinics Stephen Hudson, Indiana University School of Social Work

48 What's the Difference between Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy?" How

a Student-Led Inter-Professional Outreach Clinic Addresses This Question. Lauren Tom, Indiana University, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

49 Are Student Doctors Meeting USPSTF Guidelines for Women’s Preventative Health

Screening at Student Family Health Care Clinic? Bijal Parikh and Christina Thoonkuzhy, New Jersey Medical School

50 Quality of Healthcare in a Homeless Shelter Cafaro, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

51 Clinical record keeping: integrating technologies to modernize medical charting in a

student run clinic Cyrus Elahi, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine

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52 Implementing a comprehensive vaccination program at a Bay Area free clinic Paula Trepman, Stanford University School of Medicine

53 Evaluation of Patient Satisfaction for Interprofessional Student Run Free Clinic

Model Jacob Smith, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

54 Specialty-Care Referral Services at the BRIDGE Healthcare Clinic: Where are Patients

Being Referred to and What is the Completion Rate for these Requests?” Viktor Flores, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine

55 Beyond The Clinic: Reaching The Hard To Reach Michael Weber, University of Toledo

56 Standard of Care Strategy in a Fluid Volunteer-Staffed Clinical Setting Jay Jarodiya, Wayne State University School of Medicine

57 Evaluation of a Patient Attendance Policy at the Haven Free Clinic Rosabelle Conover and Giulio C. Rottaro, Yale School of Nursing

59 Piecing Together Pharmaceutical Access via Your Student Run Clinic for Indigent

Patients Kara Stencel, Yale School of Public Health & Yale School of Medicine-Physician Associate Program

60 Pilot of a Mobile Appointment Reminder System in a Underserved Population at a

Student-Faculty Collaborative” Francesca, [email protected]

Session 2 – Phoenix D-E 1 Primary Care for the Musculoskeletal System: Orthopedics in a Student-run Free

Clinic Jessica Churchill, Eastern Virginia Medical School

2 HOYA Clinic Educational Series: Integration of Student-Driven Clinics in the Pre-

Clinical Education” Amanda Cain, Georgetown University School School of Medicine

3 USING COMMENT CARDS FOR PATIENT FEEDBACK AT A STUDENT-FACULTY

COLLABORATIVE CLINIC: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Meissa Jones, Harvard Extension School

4 Health Attitudes of Patients in a Physical Therapy Pro Bono Clinic Kristin L. Miller, Lebanon Valley College

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5 Implementing Latent Tuberculosis Protocol into a Student-Run Free Clinic for the

Uninsured in Milwaukee, WI Sydney Hansen, Medical College of Wisconsin

6 A Prospective Study Evaluating the CARES Clinic Work Flow Process Kellie Bingham, Medical University of South Carolina

7 Clinical Skills Development in Student Volunteers at the New York City Free Clinic

(NYCFC) Jonathan Steinberg, New York University School of Medicine

8 Identifying nutrition status and barriers to achieving optimal nutrition status in the

uninsured and underserved in Toledo, Ohio” Elizabeth Bedell, Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health

9 RotaCare: Sustainable Student Run Free Clinic on the Border between USA-Mexico Jerry Fan, Paul L Foster School of Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso

10 Adaption of Programs and Care from Patient Feedback at a New Student-Run Free

Clinic Katherine Derbyshire, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

11 Effectiveness of Community Outreach Health Screenings at Referring Patients to the

Interprofessional Community Clinic Kelsi Swanson, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Chicago Medical School

12 Chronic Disease Management at the Rowan SOM Student Run Free Clinic:

Implementation and Community Partnerships” Bernadette Bibber, Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine

13 Are Hypertension Screening and Treatment in Two Student-Run Free Clinics

Meeting National Standards? Joseph Colao, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

14 Classroom to the Clinic: Integrating Intensity Principles into a Student-Run Free

Clinic Margarety McKinney, Medical University of South Carolina

15 Cultivating Collaborative Learning in an Interprofessional Environment Alexis Webber, Saint Louis University School of Medicine

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16 Implementing a Financially Sustainable Hepatitis B Vaccination Program at a Free

Clinic in Santa Clara County Paula Trepman, Stanford School of Medicine

17 Patient Perceptions of Laboratory Follow-Up Services at San Francisco Bay Area

Free Clinics: A Multi-Site Evaluation Kapil Gururangan, Stanford University School of Medicine

18 Implementation of a Colorectal Cancer Screening Program at the Pacific Free Clinic Linda Yu, Stanford University School of Medicine

19 Utilizing Community Surveys to develop Clinic Services in North Philadelphia Noha Eshera, Temple University School of Medicine

20 Evaluating Patient Visit and Wait Times Kyra Schmidt, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

21 Expanding patient health care services through integration and outreach: a patient-

centered approach Cyrus Elahi, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine

22 The Effect of Dietetic Consultation on Diabetic Outcomes: A Retrospective Study Daphne Arena, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine

23 Model for Social Work Integration into Medical Care at the Columbus Free Clinic Bendahan, Tamara, The Ohio State University

24 Undergraduate Involvement in a Student Run Free Clinic Benefits the Clinic, Patient,

and Volunteer Shefali Ferguson, The Ohio State University

25 Patient Care, Inquiry/Improvement, and Professional Identity Formation – An

Interdisciplinary, Patient Centric Course at the Columbus Free Clinic Tamara Bendahan, The Ohio State University College of Medicine

26 Online Patient Registration and Staggered Check In Improving Patient Satisfaction

and Wait Time at the Columbus Free Clinic Angela Onorato, The Ohio State University College of Medicine

27 Patient centered care and the application of patient navigation services at a student

run free clinic: A preliminary report Nicole Hammond, The Pennsylvania State University, College of Medicine

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28 Student-Run Free Clinics: Adapting Medical Education to Community Needs and

Resources Sophie Sun, The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix

29 Quality Improvement: Reducing Mean Encounter Time Jacob Moran, The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

30 Hosting a Biannual Women's Health Day in a Free Clinic Setting Dushku, Patricia, TTUHSC

31 Analysis of preventative cancer screening at a student-faculty collaborative

practice: Results from Crimson Care Collaborative-Internal Medicine Associates

(CCC-IMA) Meyha Swaroop, Tufts University School of Medicine

32 Interdisciplinary Cooperation: MHA, MPH and MD Students Working Together to

Implement a Streamlined and Effective Pap Smear Protocol ” Alex Schmalz, Tulane University School of Medicine

33 Adding Women’s Health Care to a Student Run Clinic Katherine Rogg, Tulane University School of Medicine

34 Implementing a Needs Assessment at Equal Access Birmingham: Pilot Study” Shima Dowla, UAB School of Medicine

35 Student-Run Free Clinic Universal Food Insecurity Screening and Referral Project Jinnie Chang, UC San Diego School of Medicine

36 An Assessment of Patient Satisfaction in the University of California San Diego

Student-Run Free Clinic Project Michael Vu, UC San Diego School of Medicine

37 Hotspotting in the UCSD Student-Run Free Clinic: Identifying high-risk patients for

management by a complex care interdisciplinary team Oresta Tolmach, UC San Diego School of Medicine

38 The Effect of Medical Student Volunteering in a Student Run Clinic on Specialty

Choice Ashley Brown, UCF College of Medicine

39 Challenges and Successes in a Student Run Free Dental Clinic Caitlyn McGue, UCSF School of Dentistry

40 El Proyecto Luz –A community outreach and interpreter recruitment project Brandy Cooper, Univ of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)

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41 Understanding the Primary Care Experience for Vulnerable Patients in a Student-

Run Free Clinic Salmaan Kamal, University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Medicine

42 Characterizing a Patient Population: Chronic Conditions and Associated Factors

Among Patients at Equal Access Birmingham” Katherine Shelton, University of Alabama School of Medicine

43 SHOW Clinic: Attitudes Towards Homelessness” Lauren Massimo, University of Arizona College of Medicine, Phoenix

44 HPV Education and Vaccination of Preteens in a Medically Underserved

Neighborhood: A Middle School Based Approach Derek Pyland, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

45 Interprofessional Fresh Food Coalition –Student gardeners providing fresh

vegetables to patients Erin Puryear, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

46 Evaluation of the Effectiveness of and Barriers to Assessing for Depression at 12th

Street Student Clinic James Dornhoffer, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

47 Follow-up and Additional Analysis of Interprofessional Student Run Clinic Patient

Visit Times Jacob Smith, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

48 12th Street Synergy: An Assessment of Interprofessional Teamwork and

Communication at a Student Run Free Health and Wellness Center Erin Hall-Minnie, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)

49 Automating Referral Letters Alex Frolkis, University of Calgary

50 Practical skills gained by undergraduates, medical students, residents, and

attendings in opening and running a student-run free clinic in an underserved,

multicultural region of Orange County, California Wei Kuo, University of California, Irvine

51 Analysis of a diagnoses database of a new student-run free clinic in an underserved

region of Orange County, California Jessica Shi, University of California, Irvine

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52 Integrating Pharmacy Services Through Medication Reconciliation in a Student-run

Free Medical Clinic” Bao Lam, University of Florida

53 Assessment of the Effect of a Diabetes Education Class Series on Patient Knowledge

and Disease State Management Solomiya Virstyuk, University of Florida

54 Colon Cancer Screening at USF's BRIDGE Clinic Luis Perez-Mena, University of South Florida

55 Survey of Provider Satisfaction: Sustaining a Provider Population for Optimal Clinic

Flow Clinton Metzger, University of Toledo

56 Using the ASCVD Risk Calculator on a Clinic Wide Population to Identify Possible

Interventions by Student Volunteers to Decrease Cardiovascular Event Risk of a

Student Run Free Clinic Patient Panel Giulio C. Rottaro, Yale School of Medicine

57 Methods of a Patient Vaccine Compliance and Beliefs Assessment at HAVEN Free

Clinic Jennifer Mandelbaum, Yale University

58 Analyzing the Relationship Between Continuity of Care and Quality of Primary Care

at the HAVEN Free Clinic Jennifer Mandelbaum, Yale University

Session 3 – Phoenix D-E 1 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial of quality improvement for managing and recruiting

volunteers Bryan Thiel, Karen Lu, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

2 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial of quality improvement for laboratory training and volunteer

continuity Faith Villanueva, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

3 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial of Quality Improvement in Clinic Management and Efficiency Kathryn Baker, Stephen Rineer, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

4 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial of quality improvement for physician scheduling and related

patient care Christopher Atkins, Jason Lee, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

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5 KNIGHTS Clinic – Improving Patient Lifestyle Habits and Education Kristen Combs and Madeline Goldberg, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

6 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial for Quality Improvement for EMR Kyle Gordon Cox, Sean All, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

7 KNIGHTS Clinic – Multi-factorial Improvement to Dispensary Techniques Jheel Pandya, Michael Povlow, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

8 KNIGHTS Clinic – Trial of quality improvement of coordination in patient follow-up

care” Priyal Patel, Michael Simpson, University of Central Florida College of Medicine

9 Urban Health Project: Serving the Community and Developing Compassionate

Physicians Jessica Hwang and Andrew Frankart, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

10 Internal Quality Assessment of Diabetes Management at JayDoc Free Clinic” Hailey Baker, University of Kansas - School of Medicine

11 Expanding the role of the student-run free clinic in interprofessional education” Joshua Breeden, University of Kansas School of Medicine

12 Analysis of Changes in Disease Burden from 2012-2015 at the JayDoc Free Clinic Madison Breeden, University of Kansas School of Medicine

13 JayDoc Intraprofessional Laboratory: Utilization, Expansion, and Student

Perceptions” Levi Keller, University of Kansas School of Medicine

14 Engaging a Team to Create Change: Lessons from a Student-Run Free Specialty Care

Clinic Matthew Heller, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

15 Community-Based Participatory Evaluation of the San Juan Bosco UM DOCS

Student-Run Clinic Michael Freedman, University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine

16 Medical Student as Interpreter: Building Culturally Competent Support Staff for a

Student-Run Clinic Shida Haghighat, University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine

17 Uninsured under the ACA at a Student-Run Free Clinic Brian Desmond, University of Michigan

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18 The Need for Physical Therapy in Clinics Dahren Yen, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy

19 Strategies to Improve Interprofessional Attitudes and Behaviors in a Student-Run

Free Clinic Eli Eggen, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy

20 Improving attitudes towards underserved patients at student run free clinics” Carly Dahl, University of Minnesota Medical School

21 Building Relationships to Raise Awareness Luke Wohlwend, University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth Campus

22 Evaluation of Mental Health Screening and Service Delivery at a Student-Run Free

Health Clinic in Columbia, Missouri Julie Duncan, MPH, University of Missouri

23 Protecting Sight for Homeless & Uninsured Patients with Student-Run Free Eye

Clinics" Christine Marchik, University of Missouri-Kansas City

24 Development of a Student-Sufficient Laboratory Jacqueline Clark, University of Nebraska Medical Center

25 Cancer screening in low-income patients: A correlation between knowledge of

family cancer history and screening practices. Jennifer Shehan, University of Nebraska Medical Center

26 Identifying Health Care Needs Through Geographic Distribution of SHARING Clinics

Patients Michael Visenio, University of Nebraska Medical Center

27 STI Reinfection: Patient Susceptibility and Healthcare Shortcomings Jordan Crittenden, University of Nebraska Medical Center, College of Medicine

29 URWell Student Run Clinics: Patient Recruitment, Referral and Analysis of Common

Problems Elizabeth Levy, University of Rochester

30 Establishing Community Awareness of A New Student-Run Free Clinic: USA SRFC

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Open House C. Alex Wiles, University of South Alabama

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31 Implementation of Electronic Medical Record at Interprofessional Student-Run Free

Clinic Lauren Nelson, University of South Alabama College of Medicine

32 Patient Satisfaction in a Student-run Free Physical Therapy Clinic Brittany Davis, University of South Florida

33 Correlation between Initial Patient Satisfaction and Follow-up Attendance in the

BRIDGE Physical Therapy Patients” Kelly MacDonald, University of South Florida

35 Pharmacy Student Directed Efforts in Improving Influenza Immunization Rates in

the Underserved Population at the USF BRIDGE Clinic Jonathan Santizo, University of South Florida College of Pharmacy

36 Descriptive Analysis of Workflow Processes Associated with the Operation of a

Student Run Free Clinic Vanessa Ulloa, University of South Florida College of Pharmacy

37 Pharmacy Student Peer-to-Peer Mentoring in a Student-Run Free Clinic Ellen Bickel, University of South Florida College of Pharmacy

38 BRIDGE Healthcare Clinic: Measuring and Assessing Imaging Procedures Performed

in a Student-Run Clinic” Douglas Rausch, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine

39 Impact of annual flu vaccine drives on patients at the UTHSCSA Student-run Free

Clinics” Jessica K. Liu, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

40 Effectiveness of a 10-week health education intervention addressing social,

economic, and health barriers in changing health behavior among homeless adults" Jessica K. Liu, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

41 Motivational Health Promotion via Text Messages Agnes Usoro, University of Texas Medical Branch

42 Teaching the Next Generation of Healers: Undergraduate Curriculum at a Student-

Run Clinic Amerisa Waters, University of Texas Medical Branch

43 Interprofessional Education and the Role of the Clinical Laboratory Science Students Daharsh Rana, University of Texas Medical Branch

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44 Workshop Design for Teaching Phlebotomy to Student Volunteers at St. Vincent´s

Student-Run Free Clinic Joel Alexis Jurado, University of Texas Medical Branch

45 Trauma-Informed Care in a Student-Run Gynecology Clinic R. Amerisa Waters, University of Texas Medical Branch

46 Creating Continuity at St. Vincent’s Student-Run Free Clinic James Truong, University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine

47 Integrating Mental Health Screening at The Monday Clinic Kathryn Squiers, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School

48 How Much Longer Till I’m Seen? : Assessing Wait Time at a Student-Run Clinic Jeffery Gibbs, University of Toledo

49 Integrating Social Work services into a Student-Run Free Clinic Hayavadhan Thuppal, University of Toledo College of Medicine

50 Experiential learning of pre-clinical core competencies at the CommunityCare

Clinics in Toledo, Ohio Mark Fadel, University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences

51 Forming a Therapeutic Alliance: Maximizing Patient Care by Utilizing

Interdisciplinary Skills and Clinical Resources” Maddison Heyn, University of Utah

52 The Financial and Educational Impacts of Implementation of a Formulary System

within a Free Clinic System Eric Chmielewski & Anthony Enderby, University of Wisconsin - Madison

53 Implementation of a Social Screening Tool in Pediatric Clinic Visits Danielle Westenberg, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

54 Analyzing the Efficacy of a Student-Run Free Diabetes Class Brian Atkinson, USF Morsani College of Medicine, BRIDGE Healthcare Clinic

55 The Challenge of Improving Operational Efficiency at the USF Health BRIDGE Clinic Stephanie Hudey, USF Morsani College of Medicine, BRIDGE Healthcare Clinic

56 Improving Hand Hygiene in a Student Run Free Clinic Thomas Das, UT Southwestern Medical School

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57 Improving application delay times for Patient Assistance Program Applications at

St. Vincent’s Student-Run Free Clinic Erin Dinehart, UTMB

58 Geography Impacting Care at St. Vincent’s Clinic Eric Pittman, UTMB Galveston

59 A series of interventions to improve patient attendance at a student-run free clinic Jake Groenendyk, Washington University School of Medicine

60 Making the Most of the Well Check-Up: Evaluating the Health of our “Healthiest”

Patients Radhika Jain, Washington University School of Medicine

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Speaker Bios

Richard Usatine, MD – Keynote Speaker Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Dermatology and Cutaneous

Surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

Dr. Richard Usatine is a Professor of Family

and Community Medicine, Dermatology, and

Cutaneous Surgery at the University of Texas

Health Science Center at San Antonio and

Assistant Director of Medical Humanities

Education. He has always been extremely

passionate about humanism in medicine,

student education, and helping the

underserved. Since 1984, he has been

working with medical students to provide

health care to homeless families as well as

the medically underserved.

Additionally, Dr. Usatine served as the medical director of four free clinics for

homeless individuals in Los Angeles, CA and currently oversees five student-run

free clinics in San Antonio. He founded the University Health System Skin Clinic in

San Antonio and works to ensure that underserved patients have access to medical

and surgical care for their dermatological needs. He has also been involved in

helping the underserved abroad through his public health work in Mexico,

Guatemala, Panama, Haiti, and Ethiopia.

Dr. Usatine has been honored with many awards including the national Humanism

in Medicine Award by the AAMC, the UTHSCSA President’s Award, the Volunteer of

the Year Award from the United Way of San Antonio, and he has made The Best

Doctors in America list every year since 2000.

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Sponsors

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Please visit AmeriCares at their exhibitor table throughout the

conference!

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CareMessage will be demo-ing their platform during the first poster

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