Day 2
Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Location: Grand Ballroom Foyer

7:00 am Registration Opens

7:30 am Breakfast Available

Location: Grand Ballroom D

7:30 - 8:30 am Breakfast

8:30 - 9:30 am Plenary II: PBRN 360: Virginia Ambulatory Care Outcomes Research Network (ACORN)
Understanding Primary Care Access: How PBRNs Can Help Primary Care Practices and the Communities They Serve
Presenters: Jacqueline B. Britz, MD, MSPH, Marshall Brooks, PhD, and Alex Krist, MD, MPH

Even though primary care is the foundation of the healthcare system, there is an inadequate primary care workforce in the US. As a result, many people across many communities do not have a primary care home. At the same time, practices have long wait times making it difficult for clinicians to ensure continuity and access for existing patients. Primary care teams increasingly report high burnout, which is caused partially by increasing care demands. In response, policymakers are taking steps to support and build primary care, launching new payments and policies like the Advanced Primary Care model. In this session, we will review national efforts to build and support the primary care workforce and promote high-quality primary care. We will highlight work from the Virginia Ambulatory Care Outcomes Research Network (ACORN) to identify the primary care workforce, the people and communities receiving high-quality primary care and those with missed care opportunities, and the practice-reported challenges with professional turnover and recruitment. We will show how our practice-based research network is trying to guide state policymakers and health systems and provide support for practices and communities to improve care. 

9:30 - 9:45 am Transition Break

9:45 - 10:45 am Concurrent Sessions

Location: Grand Ballroom AB
Topic: Access to Primary Care

• OP013: Analyzing the Effect of GP Variations and Referral Rates on Missed Outpatient Appointments; EBRU YILMAZ
• OP014: Description of a Research Center in a Community Based Not for Profit Hospital System - 2.0; Edward Bujold, MD, FAAFP, Chief Physician Strategist for KPN Health
• OP015: Initiatives to improve attachment and retention to primary care in Canada: an environmental scan and a qualitative study; Menna Komeiha; Natricha Levy McFarlane; Meredith Vanstone, PhD; Alexander Zsager, BA; Hilary Edelstein; Aisha Lofters, MD; Kimberly Strain, BA; Rahim Moineddin, PhD; Rubee Dev; Matthew Menear, PhD; Andrew Pinto, MD, MSc, CCFP, FRCPC; Mylaine Breton, PhD
• OP016: Working with teenagers to identify barriers and facilitators to access teen health services; Michaela Field; Ivan Sarmiento; Anne Cockcroft, MD; Machelle Wilchesky, PhD; Yvonne Quan, MD, CCFP, MSc

Location: Lake Anne
Topics: Shared Decision Making/Collaborative Deliberation, Technology and Data

• OP021: Informatics for Risk Identification and Stratification (IRIS): Researcher and Primary Care Codesig; Rodger Kessler, MD; Jill VanWyk, MD; Caitlin Barba; Cat Halliwell; Lyndee Knox, PhD; Katelyn Case, BA; Francisca Quijada, MSc; Yingqi Ding, MS; Alex Kotz
• OP022: Provider Perspectives on Shared Decision Making with Coach McLungsSM; Kristen Minehart, BS; Brianna Gutch, BS; Latanya Gordon; Hazel Tapp, PhD; Thomas Ludden, PhD; Lindsay Shade, MHS, PA-C; Rachel Frazier, MPH; Kelly Reeves, BSN, MSN, RN, UXC; Margo Burnard, BA; Shaina Glass, BS, MA
• OP024: Implementation of a Best Practice Advisory (BPA) to increase referral to Diabetes Self-Management Education; Katrina Donahue, MD, MPH; Jacqueline Halladay, MD, MPH; Ping Chen; Kathleen Mottus; Maihan Vu, MPH, DrPH; Karen Goeke-Austin; Jennifer Rees, RN, CPF; Kelli Hammond; Laura Young, MD, PhD

Location: Lake Audubon
Topic: Misc. Categories

• OP025: Partnering with Community Health Workers to Enhance Behavioral Health Screening and Education in a Rural Community; Allison Cole, MD, MPH; Monica Zigman Suchsland, PhD, MPH; Cody Wilkinson; Kelly McGrath
• OP026: Following Up on Food Insecurity: Does food access and nutrition quality improve after screening and referral?; Andrea Nederveld, MD, MPH; Elena Broaddus, PhD; Michael Mattiucci; Tessa Mcinnis; Sherri Corey; Elizabeth Bell, BS
• OP027: Factors Associated with Colorectal Cancer Screening Knowledge and Practices among PCPs in Academic and Community Practices; Ross Graham; Laurel Dang; Ming Tai-Seale, PhD, MPH
• OP028: Inclusive research practices in a pragmatic clinical trial – Lessons learned from the Colonoscopy Outreach for Rural Communit; Allison Cole, MD, MPH; Brooke Ike, MPH; Gina Keppel, MPH; Hannah Stanfield, MPA; Yulissa G Torres-Lopez

Location: Lake Thoreau
Topics: Practice Facilitation/Quality Improvement 

• OP017: Enhancing HCC Tool Use: Peer Comparison and Academic Detailing in Family Medicine; Brian Burroughs, PA-C, AQH, BC-ADM, CDCES, CHC
• OP018: Adapting an Evidence-Based Diabetes Self-Management Coaching Program for the Primary Care Context in Ethiopia: A Methodologic; Fikadu Yehualashet, BSc, MPH
• OP019: Optimizing Diabetic Foot Care: Enhancing Examination Rates with Provider Reminder Cards; Nidhi Mehrotra, MD; Ambreen Mujahid, MD; Preethi Nambi, MD; Kamna Bansal, MD; Priya Ghael, MD
• OP020: “To not be an on an Island all by Yourself”: Importance of Network Collaboration in a Kentucky Stroke Improvement Cooperative; Karen L. Roper, PhD; Larry Goldstein, MD; Lacy Shumway

10:45 - 11:00 am Transition Break

11:00 am - 12:00 pm Poster Session II 

Location: Grand Ballroom E-G

• P026: Research Capacity and Interest in Family Medicine Residency Programs: Findings from the MSU PCRC Statewide Needs Assessment; Yasamean Zamani-Hank, PhD, MPH; Molly Polverento, MSEd, CPH; Julie Phillips, MD, MPH
• P027: From Planning to Launch: A Process Description of the MSU-PCRC Development and the Role of Community-Based Partnerships; Yasamean Zamani-Hank, PhD, MPH; Molly Polverento, MSEd, CPH; Julie Phillips, MD, MPH; Elaina Burress, MPH
• P029: Compensation in Pharmacy Research: Insights and Framework Development from a Practice-Based Research Network; Minghui Deng, PharmD; Margie Snyder, MPH, PharmD; Christina Ojo; Elizabeth Riley-Jensen
• P030: A stakeholder-informed agenda for transitional care research in a community pharmacy practice-based research network; Christina Ojo; Minghui Deng, PharmD; Margie Snyder, MPH, PharmD; Elizabeth Riley-Jensen
• P031: Re-envisioning a Pediatric Practice-based Research Network: Findings from Key Informant Interviews with Investigators; Laiba Bajwa; Michelle Macy, MD, MS; Emily Golbeck; Adam B. Becker, PhD, MPH; Kathryn Kaplan
• P032: The MSU-PCRC: An Innovative PBRN Model to Enhance Research Capacity in Family Medicine Residency Programs; Yasamean Zamani-Hank, PhD, MPH; Molly Polverento, MSEd, CPH; Emiko Blalock, PhD; Julie Phillips, MD, MPH
  
• P033: Remote research facilitators to support a trial of medications for opioid use disorder in practice-based research; Cory Lutgen, MHA; Donald Nease, MD; Ben Sofie, MSW; Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH; Douglas Fernald, MA; John Westfall, MD, MPH; Linda Zittleman, MSPH
• P034: Recruitment Strategies in External Clinics: Insights from the ASM-Only Arm of the Feasibility Phase of the iTREAT study; Cat Halliwell; Jill VanWyk, MD; Linda Zittleman, MSPH; Sadie Fritzler, MA
• P035: Enhancing Family Medicine Resident Wellbeing and Patient Outcomes through the Care Team Assistant Program; Raymond Teets, MD
• P036: Perceptions of evidence-based interventions by administrators compared to clinicians for colorectal cancer screening; Kevin Everett, PhD; Jane McElroy, PhD; Nuha Wareg, MBBS, MPH, Nursing PhD candidate; Ying Liu, MD, MA
• P038: Patient Demographics Associated with Remote Patient Monitoring Adherence for Diabetes Management; Tanjila Nawshin, MBBS, MS; Kimberly Smith, PhD, CSCS, TSAC-F; Vasil Bachiashvili; Erin Delaney, MD; Lama Ghazi
• P040: Understanding barriers to screening mammography in Wisconsin: A continued partnership with Prairie Ridge Health; Meagan Sulikowski, MSW; Ana Cuellar Montes, MSW; Sarina Schrager, MD, MS; Mary Henningfield, PhD; Cibele Carroll, MD, PhD; Earlise Ward; Kristi Line
• P042: Evaluating the Performance of Generalized Additive Mixed Models in Interrupted Time Series Analysis; Rahim Moineddin, PhD
• P043: Developing a Primary Care Research Center in Collaboration with a PBRN; Jessica Sand, PhD, MPH; Meagan Stabler, PhD, CHES; Elisabeth Wilson, MD, MEd, MPH; John Westfall, MD, MPH; Lisa Johnson, MBA; Amber Barnato, MD, MPH, MS
• P045: Integrating Ambient AI Scribes: A Cross-Sectional Survey on Documentation Burden in Family Medicine Residencies; Yimdriuska Magan, MD, MPH
• P046: Shaping Career Paths: The Role of Early Rural Exposure in Medical Students' Practice Choices; Devon Ali Haseltine; Akash Pattni; Wassim Elmasry; Peter Joseph Mounsef; Mahad Siddiqi; Maryam Wagner, PhD; Matthew Bilson; Labbaik Aas, BA
• P047: Impact of a training on health professionals' intention to apply shared decision-making in prenatal screening for trisomies.; Dave Delva, MSc, MSc (c)
• P048: Clinician Perspectives on Needs for Developing Climate-Informed Primary Care in Northern New England; Constance van Eeghen, DrPH, MHSA; Christine Vatovec; Benjamin Littenberg, MD; Meagan Stabler, PhD, CHES; Troi Perkins, MS, MF; Lesley Gordon, MD, MS
• P049: A Partnership Involving a Practice-Based Research Network and Pre-Health Pathway Program at a Family Medicine Health Center; Andrew Telzak, MD, MSc; Juan Robles, MD; Hernidia Guerra, BA; Claudia Lechuga, MS; Jacqueline Bernabe
• P050: BPA's for Resident Scholarship; Sukanya Srinivasan, MD, MPH

12:00 - 12:15 pm Transition Break

12:15 - 1:15 pm Networking Lunch

Location: Grand Ballroom D

1:15 - 2:15 pm Plenary III: PBRN Research to Improve Healthcare Access
Moderated by: Emily Frankel, PhD, MPH

In this plenary session, attendees will learn from top-rated research presentations that address the urgent and multifaceted issue of how PBRN research can improve patients’ and communities' access to healthcare. These presentations demonstrate how PBRNs are leveraging real-world data, community engagement, and adaptive implementation strategies to reduce barriers and improve equitable access to care across a range of health conditions and populations.

• SP01: Comparing Long-Term Buprenorphine and Illicit Opioid Use by Home, Office, or Telehealth Induction; Linda Zittleman, MSPH; Donald Nease, MD; Joseph LeMaster, MD, MPH, MPH; John Westfall, MD, MPH; Douglas Fernald, MA; Ben Sofie, MSW; Cory Lutgen, MHA; Camille Hochheimer, PhD; Elizabeth Bell, BS; David Wolff, MD
• SP02: Describing disease severity and frailty using primary care electronic medical record data from British Columbia; Sabrina Wong, PhD, RN; Brett Caswell; Andy Gibb, PhD
• SP03: ENGAGE: a pilot cluster randomized control trial (cRCT) to connect individuals made vulnerable to primary care; Natricha Levy McFarlane; Menna Komeiha; Hilary Edelstein; Meredith Vanstone, PhD; Kimberly Strain, BA; Matthew Menear, PhD; Andrew Pinto, MD, MSc, CCFP, FRCPC; Mylaine Breton, PhD
• SP04: Increasing Implementation and Assessing Affordability of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Care; Tristen Hall, PhD, MPH; Kristin Crispe, MPH; Tamara Oser, MD; Sean Oser, MD, CDE, MPH; Douglas Fernald, MA; Jessica Parascando, MPH; Kimberly Wiggins, MA, MEd; Perry Dickinson, MD; Chelsea Sobczak, MPH; Danika Buss, BA; Bonnie Jortberg, PhD, CDE, RD, CDE

2:15 - 2:30 pm Closing Remarks

Location: Grand Ballroom Foyer

2:00 pm Registration closes

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