The Queen’s Health SystemsRESEARCH DAY

Featuring poster sessions and oral presentations of research being conducted across The Queen’s Health Systems. Come learn what’s being done, network with fellow researchers, and further your own research.

March 28, 2019(Thursday)

10:30 am – 2:30 pmQueen’s Conference

Center, 2nd Floor

FREE, but registration required. Lunch provided.

Questions?Office of Research & Developmentresearch@queens.org691-4843

REGISTER ONLINE BY MARCH 13

http://j.mp/2VpxKJ9

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PROGRAM

10:15 AM Registration 10:30 AM Discovering New Knowledge – Poster Session (Room 200)

View Posters · Network 11:30 AM Opening Remarks Todd B. Seto, MD, MPH 11:35 AM Discovering New Knowledge - Oral Presentations: Round 1

Session A (Room 201) A-1: “Perceptions of Shared Decision Making” Nobuhiro Ariyoshi, MD A-2: “High Versus Low Energy Falls in the Elderly: Differences

in Long-Term Functional Outcomes” Sophia Jimenez, BS

A-3: “Risk Factors for Hypoglycemia in Patients Without Diabetes”

Mailani Puli, PharmD

A-4: “High-Throughput Drug Screening Against TRPM2, a Novel Protein Involved in Neurodegeneration and Cancer Cell Proliferation”

Clay Wakano, PhD

Session B (Room 202) B-1: “Reducing Blood Sampling for Circulating Blood Volume

Determination: A Pilot Feasibility Analysis” Fariha Sheikh, MD

B-2: “Variation in Physician Decisions to Initiate End of Life

Discussions Among Patients with Stage IV/Metastatic Cancer”

Keisuke Miyamoto, MD

B-3: “Dedicated Trauma Case Managers, the Most Important Trauma Team Member? Their Impact on Length of Stay (LOS), Trauma Team Dynamics, and Provider Satisfaction”

Kelly Vide, PA-C, MSHS

B-4: “Automated Real-Time Assessment of Cerebral Hypoperfusion after Acute Subdural Hematoma”

Natsumi Hamahata, MD

Session C (Room 203) C-1: “Endpoints of Resuscitation: Inaccurate Estimates of

Intravascular Volume in Surgical Subjects?” Anand Patel, MD

C-2: “CHANNELS, CORALS AND CANCER: Diving for a Cure” Andrea Fleig, PhD, MBA C-3: “Perceived Value of the Daily Safety Briefing” Tina Marie Truncellito Laupola,

DNP, RN-BC Session D (Room 204)

D-1: “The Impact of the Nurse Navigator on a Colorectal Surgery Pathway Patients”

Kelsie Bordonada, BSN, RN-BC, PCCN & Sharon Davo-Otomo,

BSN, RN-BC D-2: “Development of a Novel PET Tracer for Detecting Early

Stage Neuroinflammation” Aaron J. Cullen, PhD

D-3: “The Modified Early Warning System (MEWS) at Queen’s Medical Center: A Qualitative and Validation Study”

Jordan K. Lee, MD

D-4: “Safety of Continued Midodrine Use in Patients Post-Septic Shock”

Gay Antonette Subia, PharmD

12:25 PM Lunch & Learn (food served in Room 205) Discovering New Knowledge – Poster Session (Room 200) View Posters · Network

1:10 PM Discovering New Knowledge – Oral Presentations: Round 2 (Presentations from Round 1 will repeat)

2:00 PM Tricks to the Trade: Expert Panel (Room 200) Lessons Learned about Doing Research at Queen’s

Andrea Fleig, PhD, MBA Natsumi Hamahata, MD

Jordan K. Lee, MD Denise Lin-DeShetler, MA, MPH Tina Marie Truncellito Laupola,

DNP, RN-BC 2:25 PM Closing remarks Todd B. Seto, MD, MPH 2:30 PM Adjourn

“TRICKS TO THE TRADE” EXPERT PANEL:

LESSONS LEARNED ABOUT DOING RESEARCH AT QUEEN’S

These panelists will answer questions and give advice on common pitfalls and hurdles to conducting research at Queen’s.

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FEATURED PANELISTS

Andrea Fleig, PhD, MBAAssociate Director of Biomedical Research

Center for Biomedical Research, The Queen’s Medical Center

Professor, University of Hawaii Cancer Center and John A. Burns School of

Medicine, University of Hawaii

Natsumi Hamahata, MDResident

Internal MedicineJohn A. Burns School of Medicine,

University of Hawaii

Jordan K. Lee, MDMedical Intensivist & Pulmonologist

Medical ICU, The Queen’s Medical Center & The Queen’s Medical Center-West Oahu

Assistant Clinical Professor, John A. Burns School of Medicine,

University of Hawaii

Denise Lin-DeShetler, MA, MPHOperations Manager

Research Regulatory OfficeThe Queen’s Medical Center

Tina Marie Truncellito Laupola, DNP, RN-BCClinical PI Coordinator

Quality and Patient Safety, The Queen’s Medical CenterAdjunct Faculty, School of Nursing, Chaminade University

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FEATURED POSTERS

# Poster Title Poster Presenter Department

1 Perceptions of Shared Decision Making Nobuhiro Ariyoshi, MD Hospitalist Program

2 Development of a Novel PET Tracer for Detecting Early Stage Inflammation

Aaron J. Cullen, PhD Queen’s Center for Biomedical Research

3 The Impact of the Nurse Navigator on a Colorectal Surgery Pathway Patient

Sharon Davo-Otomo, BSN, RN-BC and Kelsie Bordonada, BSN, RN-BC, PCCN

Iolani 2

4 Areca Nut Extracts Induce Pro-Inflammatory Changes in Various Immune Cell Types

Malika Faouzi, PhD Queen’s Center for Biomedical Research

5 CHANNELS, CORALS AND CANCER: Diving for a Cure

Andrea Fleig, PhD, MBA Queen’s Center for Biomedical Research

6 Automated Real-Time Assessment of Cerebral Hypoperfusion After Acute Subdural Hematoma

Natsumi Hamahata, MD Internal Medicine

7 High Versus Low Energy Falls in the Elderly: Differences in Long-Term Functional Outcomes

Sophia Jimenez, BS Trauma

8 Serum Biomarkers for Early Detection of Colorectal Cancers in a Multi-Ethnic Population

Scott K. Kuwada, MD Gastroenterology

9 Assessment of Liver Fibrosis and Inflammation Using Fluorine-18 fluorocholine PET/CT

Sandi Kwee, MD, PhD Nuclear Medicine

10 Liquid Biopsy of Various Cancers Based on Circulating Cell-free DNA Quantitation and Epigenetics

Sandi Kwee, MD, PhD Nuclear Medicine

11 Peripheral Blood Hematocrit is an Inaccurate Index of Red Cell Volume in Critically-ill Subjects

Jae Won Lee, MD SICU

12 The Modified Early Warning System (MEWS) at Queen's Medical Center: A Qualitative and Validation Study

Jordan K. Lee, MD MICU

13 Variation in Physician Decisions to Initiate End of Life Discussions Among Patients with Stage IV/Metastatic Cancer.

Keisuke Miyamoto, MD Hospitalist Program

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FEATURED POSTERS

# Poster Title Poster Presenter Department

14 Endpoints of Resuscitation: Inaccurate Estimates of Intravascular Volume in Surgical Subjects?

Anand Patel, MD SICU

15 Effect of Enhanced Alarm Settings on Frequency of Alarm Signals, Non-Actionable Signals (False Alarms), and Patient Complications

Julius C. Pham, MD, PhD MICU

16 Risk Factors for Hypoglycemia in Patients without Diabetes

Mailani Puli, PharmD Pharmacy

17 Risk Factors for Hypoglycemia in Hospitalized Diabetic Patients

Eric Sanders, PharmD Pharmacy

18 "Just Like Me": A "Talk Story" Intervention for Heart Failure Management in Native Hawaiians

Tetine Sentell, PhD Office of Public Health Studies (UH)

19 Reducing Blood Sampling for Circulating Blood Volume Determination: A Pilot-Feasibility Analysis

Fariha Sheikh, MD SICU

20 Safety of Continued Midodrine Use in Patients Post-Septic Shock

Gay Antonette Subia, PharmD

Pharmacy

21 TRPM7 is a Potential Therapeutic Target in Progressive Renal Disease

Sayuri Suzuki, PhD Queen’s Center for Biomedical Research

22 Perceived Value of the Daily Safety Briefing Tina Marie Truncellito Laupola, DNP, RN-BC

Quality and Patient Safety

23 Dedicated Trauma Case Managers, The Most Important Trauma Team Member? Their Impact on Length of Stay (LOS), Trauma Team Dynamics, and Provider Satisfaction.

Kelly Vide, PA-C, MSHS Trauma

24 High-Throughput Drug Screening Against TRPM2, a Novel Protein Involved in Neurodegeneration and Cancer Cell Proliferation.

Clay Wakano, PhD Queen’s Center for Biomedical Research

25 An Investigation on the Completeness of Salpingectomy Intended for Ovarian Cancer Risk Reduction

Jennifer W.H. Wong, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology

T h e Q u e e n’s P l a n n i n g C o m m i t t e e

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