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Primary Care Research Forum

 

The Primary Care Research Forum is offered jointly by the Departments of Family Medicine, General Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Social and Preventive Medicine to encourage scholarship and research in primary health care, health care delivery and medical education.

These sessions provide a forum for interdisciplinary collegial support and interaction to foster research productivity, address problems and brainstorm solutions. Formats include presentations of findings from completed research, theoretical and methodological issues, or budding ideas for a research project, grant or manuscript in need of nurturing (a.k.a. "balloon sessions").

Each session also has specific learning objectives with respect to medical teaching, scholarship, academic career management and clinical practice to improve care for patients in underserved populations.

The University at Buffalo (UB) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

AMA/PRA DESIGNATION STATEMENT

The UB School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences designates this
educational activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Unless otherwise noted, sessions take place at 7:30 am at:

UB Clinical Center
462 Grider Street (behind ECMC)
Room CC-111
Buffalo, NY 14215

2011

Date Topic Presented by


01/13/11 Jericho Road Ministries- a Laboratory for Community Based Participatory Research Stephanie Lipnicki, JRM

01/20/11 Medical Education of Social Security Disability Matt Withiam Leitch, MD, PhD

01/27/11 PowerPoint Overview, Curriculum Development of Community Health Workers in Medical Education Eric Holet, David Newberger, Kate Grimm, MD

02/10/11 Community Health Workers in Medical Education Kate Grimm, MD

02/17/11 Bacteria Infection in COPD: From Clinic to Bench and Back Tim Murphy, MD

02/24/11 "Balloon" session: A Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Buprenorphine/Naloxone with Methadone for treatment in Opioid Dependent Chronic Pain Patients Reza Azafard, PhD

03/03/11 The Chasm in the US Quality of Health Care
Patient Safety Team

03/10/11
Behavioral Self Management Treatment for IBS
Jeffrey Lackner, PhD

03/17/11 Introduction to Qualitative Research Thomas Feeley, PhD

03/24/11 Research "Balloon" session Nik Satchidanand, PhD

03/31/11 Community Health Workers in Medical Education Kate Grimm, MD

04/07/11 Mental Health Needs, Challenges, and Potential Solutions for the Resettled Refugee Population in One Community Allena Krolikowski

04/14/11 Demonstration of Project to Paper Andy Symons, MD

04/21/11 Little 'r' Research: Aristotle to Einstein Thomas Rosenthal, MD

04/28/11 MEP Project Update David Newberger, MD, Greg Sherr, MD

05/05/11 Searching for Funding John Taylor, MBA

05/12/11 Writing and Publishing Andy Danzo

05/19/11 Spirituality in Medicine David Holmes, MD

05/26/11 Maternal Care in the UK and Cambodia Yonghee Cho

06/09/11 Advancing in Academia and Creating a Teaching Portfolio Lori McMann, MS

06/16/11 Spiritual Health Assessment - Developing a Curriculum for Resident Education in Primary Care Sushama Kotmire, MD

06/23- 8/31/11 No Sessions  

Coordinator: Eric Holet, 898-4567
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For more information on research at UB Family Medicine contact Denise Pikuzinski
All information © 2009, UB Department of Family Medicine unless otherwise noted.