Thursday, October 25, 2018
Opening Keynote: Community Health as the Story of Self, Us, and Now, Dr. Michael Westerhaus and Dr. Roli Dwivedi of the Social Medicine Consortium
1A. Impact of International Medical Graduates on Colorectal Cancer Screening
1B. Bounce Back: Mental Wellness and Building Resilient Communities
1C. Lawyers as Part of the Care Team: Lessons from 2 Healthcare Legal Partnerships
1D. Meeting Community Need: How We Assumed a Behavioral Health and Substance Use Practice
1E. Keynote Follow Up Session: Narrative Health Experience
2A. FAITH!: Using a Mobile App to Improve Cardiovascular Health for African Americans
2B. Changing the Conversation: Engaging Physicians and Staff in Tobacco Systems Change
2C. Cybersecurity: Know Your Enemy, Know Yourself, Remove Risk
2D. Improving Patient Engagement Using Innovations in Clinical Care Design
Plenary: Innovations in Health Equity: Successes & Challenges, MN Department of Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm
3A. Healthy Communities: Sustaining CHWs and Systems Change
3B. Access for All: Bridging Gap in Hospice and Palliative Care
3C. How Communities Define Quality Healthcare
3D. A Rural Primary Care Clinic’s Successful Response to the Opioid Epidemic
4A. Giving Voices Back to AI/AN Communities to Increase Cancer Screening
4B. Shared Medical Appointments for Improving Hypertension Control
4C. Primary Care Providers’ Perspectives on Equity in Quality Measures
4D. Between Us: Confidential Adolescent Reproductive Primary Care
Friday, October 26, 2018
Keynote: From Burnout to Buy-in: 5 Simple Tools to Reignite Your Improvement Efforts, Sara Horst of the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI)
Handout 1: Collaborative Communication
Handout 2: Reignite your Improvement Conversation
5A. Bridging the Equity Gap through Integration of Culturally Specific CHWs
5B. Advancing Health Equity by Promoting Best Practices for Dementia Care
5C. Clinician Burnout: The Systems Perspective
5D. Care with a Trans Person in Mind
Handout 2: Using Pronouns to Make Spaces More Welcome & Inclusive
6A. Meeting the Challenges of Opioids and Pain for State Public Program Members
6B. See, Test & Treat: A Culturally Responsive Approach to Reducing Cancer Disparities
6C. Federal and State Policy Update
6D. Using PRAPARE Data to Inform Clinical Disparities and Improvement Strategies
Closing Plenary: Theater of Public Policy