The inaugural 2019 Interprofessional Health Showcase was a great success, with over 450 attendees and over 65 health-related posters. The Center for Health IPE looks forward to hosting this event again on May 1, 2020 at the Student Union. More info can be found here. Scroll down for information about the 2019 showcase.
RESEARCH POSTER PRESENTATION WINNERS
Best in Undergraduate Research:
How Life Stressors Affect C-Reactive Protein and the Moderating Role of Education and Race/Ethnicity
Hifza Hamid (College of Natural Sciences); Aprile Benner (Human Development & Family Sciences)
Faculty Advisor: Aprile Benner, PhD
Best in Graduate Research (TIE):
Understanding Feeding Practices and Perceptions of Health Behaviors of Latinx Parents of Infants and Toddlers at Risk for Childhood Obesity
Hannah McFarren (Dell Medical School); Christian Vasquez (Steve Hicks School of Social Work); Megan Gray, MD, MPH; Elizabeth Jacobs, MD, MAPP; Giovanna Dela Tejera (College of Natural Sciences); Steven Abrams, MD
Faculty advisors: Megan Gray, M, MPH; Elizabeth Jacobs, MD, MAPP
Multidisciplinary Development of an Interprofessional Inpatient Buprenorphine Initiation Program
Isha Deshpande (College of Pharmacy); Amber Baysinger (Dell Medical School)
Faculty Advisors: Rich Bottner, PA-C; Nick Christian, MD
Best in IPE Team: (TIE)
Understanding Feeding Practices and Perceptions of Health Behaviors of Latinx Parents of Infants and Toddlers at Risk for Childhood Obesity
Hannah McFarren (Dell Medical School); Christian Vasquez (Steve Hicks School of Social Work); Megan Gray, MD, MPH; Elizabeth Jacobs, MD, MAPP; Giovanna Dela Tejera (Natural Sciences); Steven Abrams, MD
Faculty advisors: Megan Gray, MD, MPH; Elizabeth Jacobs, MD, MAPP
Multidisciplinary Development of an Interprofessional Inpatient Buprenorphine Initiation Program
Isha Deshpande (College of Pharmacy); Amber Baysinger (Dell Medical School)
Faculty Advisors: Rich Bottner, PA-C; Nick Christian, MD
Best in Visual
Biofeedback-based Reduction of Spasticity
Kyoungsoon Kim (School of Engineering); Tunc Akbas (School of Engineering); Kathleen Manella (University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, Physical Therapy Program); Robert Lee (St. David's Medical Center)
Faculty advisor: James Sulzer, PhD
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, QUALITY IMPROVEMENT POSTER PRESENTATION WINNERS
Best in Quality Improvement:
An Interprofessional Approach to Improving Medication Reconciliation in an Academic Medical Center
Brenda Astorga (College of Pharmacy); Ashley Dinh (College of Pharmacy); Ashley Abraham (College of Pharmacy); Matt Mohr (College of Pharmacy); Coco Kuo (College of Pharmacy); Kevin Salinas (College of Pharmacy); Molly Curran (College of Pharmacy); Amy Morgan (Dell Seton Medical Center); Thomas Lasater (Dell Medical School); Rich Bottner (Dell Medical School)
Faculty advisory: Kristin Janzen, PharmD, BCPS
Best in Community Engagement (TIE):
Get Sexy. Get Consent: An Interdisciplinary Performance-Based Approach to Sexual Health Education
Ananya Roy (College of Natural Sciences); Laura Epperson (College of Fine Arts); Zachary Markizer (Public Health); Alex Armbruster (College of Fine Arts); Brianna Hernandez (Moody College of Communication); Mireya Trevino (Public Health); Eleanor Webster (College of Fine Arts)
Faculty advisor: Shavonne Coleman, MFA
Providing Chronic Disease Education and Reducing Food Insecurity in Patients: a Pilot Project Utilizing Central Texas Food Bank Food Boxes at a CommUnity Care Clinic in Austin, Texas
Marisa Simon (Dell Medical School); Saloni Naik (Dell Medical School); Taylor Smyth (Dell Medical School); Audrey Han (Dell Medical School); Ava Karimi (Dell Medical School)
Faculty advisor: Freya Spielberg, MD
Best in IPE Team:
Get Sexy. Get Consent: An Interdisciplinary Performance-Based Approach to Sexual Health Education
Ananya Roy (College of Natural Sciences); Laura Epperson (College of Fine Arts); Zachary Markizer (Public Health); Alex Armbruster (College of Fine Arts); Brianna Hernandez (Moody College of Communication); Mireya Trevino (Public Health); Eleanor Webster (College of Fine Arts)
Faculty advisor: Shavonne Coleman, MFA
Best in Visual:
Get Sexy. Get Consent: An Interdisciplinary Performance-Based Approach to Sexual Health Education
Ananya Roy (College of Natural Sciences); Laura Epperson (College of Fine Arts); Zachary Markizer (Public Health); Alex Armbruster (College of Fine Arts); Brianna Hernandez (Moody College of Communication); Mireya Trevino (Public Health); Eleanor Webster (College of Fine Arts)
Faculty advisor: Shavonne Coleman, MFA
Thank you to Center for Health IPE Founding Partners:
Steve Hicks School of Social Work
Thank you to our event sponsors:
ATTEND
We welcome faculty, staff, students, and community members to learn about our students’ health-related scholarship, participate in IPE learning experiences, and network with colleagues and students. If you're interested in attending, register here.
PARKING
The Health Center Garage and the Trinity Garage are the closest garages to the Health Discovery Building. There are fees to park in these garages. Metered parking is also available along Trinity Street. Lots 108 and 118 near the Erwin Center and Health Learning Building are open to all UT permit holders.
Poster Presentation Schedule:
Poster Session 1 (research, case reports, literature review) - 10:00a - 11:30a
Poster Session 2 (quality improvement; community engagement) - 12:00p - 1:30p
5 Interprofessional Workshops (each lasts 50 minutes)
Interprofessional Team-based Care for Asthma in a Pediatric Patient with Developmental Delay (10:30a and 11:30a)
Workshop Developers:
Brittany Christiansen, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC/AC, FNP-C, AE-C
Zully Guerra, MSSW Candidate
Nickole Hines-Staples, MA, CCC-SLP, BIES
Sarah Kubes, PharmD, BCPS
Mirza Lugo-Neris, PhD, CCC-SLP
Monica Meadows, PhD, RD, LD
Building an Interprofessional Health Care Model for Treating Disordered Eating in Athletes (10:30a and 12:30p)
Workshop Developers:
Corey Hannah, EdD
Sara Sweitzer, PhD, RD, LD
Emmett Gill, PhD, MSW
Sam Vogel, PharmD
Cookie Wilson, MSN
A Team Approach to Geriatric Care: An Interactive Simulation (10:30a and 12:30p)
Workshop Developers:
Dede Sparks, LMSW
Amy Holland, MSN, RN, CNE
Li-Chen Lin, PhD, RN
Monica Milonovich, MS, RD, LD
Holli Temple, PharmD, BCPS
Lindsey Wineholt, CCC-SLP
Amanda Zappler, AuD, CCC-A
Team Work Makes the Brain Work: An Interprofessional Approach to Stroke Care (11:30a)
Workshop Developers:
Carol Delville, PhD, APRN, ACNS-BC
Glenda Joiner-Rogers, PhD, APRN, AGCNS-BC
John Bedolla, MD, FACEP
Kristin Janzen, PharmD, BCPS
Changing the Language of Addiction (11:30a and 12:30p)
Workshop Developers:
Rich Bottner, PA-C
Patty Hamilton-Solum, PhD, RN, IBCLC
Lucas Hill, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP
Laura Jones-Swann, MEd, LCDC
Rosa Schnyer, DAOM, LAc
ABSTRACTS
Students and residents whose abstracts have been accepted for presentation have been notified. Below are the guidelines for presenters.
POSTER REQUIREMENTS
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Poster Dimension: 36” in width by 42” in height. Following this dimension is important in order for your poster to fit on the poster frame. Binder clips will be used to hang your poster onto the metal frame. Please note two posters will be displayed side-by-side on the same side of a poster frame. Posters wider than 36” cannot be accommodated, or you will be asked to fold your poster. Binder clips will be provided by the organizer. If you already have a poster prepared that you’d like to display and that does not fall within these size parameters, please contact the center ASAP at healthipe@austin.utexas.edu. While we cannot guarantee that your poster can be accommodated, we will evaluate your request based on space availability.
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Poster Printing: You are responsible for printing your poster. While there are many choices for poster printing, the UT Library Copier Services at the PCL is one affordable option: https://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/services/copyprint/poster-printing. The approximate cost is $5 per linear foot (with UT ID).
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Handouts: Handouts of your posters are optional.
EVENT REGISTRATION AND DAY OF EVENT
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As the presenter, you will need to register for the event. If your project is team-based, all attending members will also need to register for the event. Please forward the registration link to all authors and register for the showcase here.
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Dress for poster presenters is business or business casual.
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Light refreshments will be served.
AWARDS
Judges will be awarding posters based on 1) Best in Category, 2) Best Visual Layout, and 3) Best IPE Team-Based Project. You will be notified at the event if you or your team won and a certificate commemorating this accomplishment will follow.
Questions? Please contact Lauren El-Assad, Center for Health IPE Program Manager.