Oral Presentations
Session 1A

1. Kadesha James, BSc, Exploring medication self-management in community-dwelling adults with chronic medication experience: A concept mapping study
   
2. Meredith Warman, MPH, Relationship between Clinician Characteristics and Use of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Care
3. Marie Therese Lussier, MD, BSc, FCFP, MSc, SPIDER: a reflexive approach for safer prescribing in the elderly. A feasibility study in Quebec, a French speaking province
4. Kristen O'Loughlin, MA, MS, Enhanced Care Planning Study: Patient Prioritization of Needs and Assistance Preferences

1. Maresi Berry-Stoelzle, MD, PhD, Healthcare Utilization in the Last Years of Life and Palliative Care Referrals: Lessons about Access
2. Tara Eaton, PhD, MA, CFIR-guided qualitative evaluation of clinician perspectives for implementation of a sepsis transition and recovery program
3. Meh Noor, Implementation of Targeted Screening for Poverty in a Large Primary Care Team: a feasibility study
4. Michelle Greiver, MD, MSc, CCFP, POPLAR, the Primary Care Ontario Practice-based Learning and Research Network

Oral Presentations
Session 1C

1. Andrea Price, BS, From Crisis to opportunity: How a PBRN brought expertise to a national COVID-19 surveillance effort
2. Afsoon Khazaee, MD, MSc, Proposing a Conceptual Framework to Incorporate Social Determinants of Health into Electronic Medical Records in Primary Care
3. Anne Gaglioti, FAAFP, MS, Engaging Patients as Partners to Inform a Patient-Centered Research Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
4. Gabriela Villalobos, MSW, Current State of Alcohol Screening and Management in Primary Care

Poster Group
Session 1A: 

1. Donatus Mutasingwa, MD, PhD, CCFP, Coordinating Care Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Evaluation of Team Leads’ Perspectives.
2. Kelly Reeves, BSN, RN, Evaluation of Virtual Visits in Primary Care during COVID-19 Pandemic - Qualitative Insights from Providers.
3. Anson Dong, The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Routine Childhood Vaccination Rates in an Academic Family Health Team.
4. Donald Nease, MD, Engaging Community in Survey Design in the Home vs Office vs Telehealth for Medication Enhanced Recovery (HOMER) Trial.

Poster Group
Session 1B:

1. Linda Zittleman, MSPH, A Community-Engaged Pilot Clinical Trial for Diabetes Self-Management in a Rural Practice Based Research Network
2. Alexe Tardif, MSc, Integrating Sex and Gender into Continuing Professional Development for Diabetes and Depression
3. KODJO TOI, MSc, Decisional Needs of Older Adults Receiving Home Care Services in Canada: A Cross-Sectional Survey
4. Leonard Finn, MD, Mindful Eating and Healthy Nutrition Group Visit Intervention for Adult Metabolic Syndrome; Feasibility and Acceptability

Poster Group
Session 1C:

1. Ashley Kucera, MPH, Reflections from practice-based research recruitment: The high impact of a low reach approach
2. Lionel Adisso, Implementing SDM in interprofessional home care teams supporting caregivers of frail older adults facing housing decisions
3. Naveen Mahmood, MD, Adequacy of follow-up in depression: A pilot study

Oral Presentations
Session 2A: 

1. Carolyn Berry, Phd, Rigorous development and validation of a measure to assess the quality of primary care practice
2. Michelle Rockwell, PhD, RD, Recruitment via Relationships during the Pandemic: Screening and Management of Unhealthy Alcohol Use in Primary Care
3. Michelle Greiver, MD, MSc, CCFP, Enhancing the engagement of community-based practices in SPIDER through virtual collaborations
4. Emily Myers, BS, Recruiting for a Multi-level Pragmatic Trial in Rural Settings: Health Plan, Clinic and COVID-19 Impacts

Oral Presentations
Session 2B:

1. Henry Bundy, PhD, The Lived Experience of Already-Lonely Older Adults COVID-19
2. Anna Steeves-Reece, MA, MPH, PhD Candidate, Do social needs screening and referral interventions connect patients to needed resources? A systematic mixed studies review
3. Benjamin Webel, BA, A Comparison of Needs Among Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions and How Needs Impact Interest in Research Participation
4. Simone Dahrouge, PhD, Identifying appropriate measures of deprivation for use with primary care health records

Oral Presentations
Session 2C:

1. Kimberly Smith, PhD, CSCS, TSAC-F, Implementing Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes for Depression for Primary Care Providers in Alabama
2. Anna Templeton, DNP, Setting equity criteria to develop research and clinical trials capacity in a dispersed network of community health centers
3. Bushra Anis, MD, The prevalence and risk factors for perinatal mental health disorders in South Asian women in the Western World
4. Mary Fisher, MPH, Card Studies: What are they, how they’re done, why they are important to Practice-Based Research Networks and practices