Research Day 2021
5th Annual Department of Family Medicine & Public Health Sciences Research Day
April 21, 2021
The Department of Family Medicine & Public Health Sciences welcomes you to our 5th Annual DFMPHS Research Day virtual event page. Research Day is an opportunity for our Faculty, Residents, Trainees, and Students to showcase their outstanding scholarly work. Below we present the DFMPHS Research Day Program, which includes all accepted abstracts, this year's student awardees, a brief presentation of the keynote panel presenters' work, and the oral and poster presentations prepared by presenters. We invite you to asynchronously view the Research Day event via video recording.
Keynote Panel
This year's event was centered on APHA's annual theme, Building Bridges for Better Health. Here we have highlighted three local programs that exemplify the community-based, public health work DFMPHS aims to foster in our medicine and pub
lic health trainees. We congratulate Dr. Teena Chopra, MD, MPH Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Wayne State University, Dr. Steven Korzeniewski, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine & Public Health Sciences, Wayne State University, and Cindy Eggleton, CEO, Brilliant Detroit. Click the links below to learn more about the amazing work of these public health warriors.
Teena Chopra, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine, DIvision of Infectious Disease, Wayne State University - "The Covid-19 Pandemic: From the Lens of a Hospital Epidemiologist, Infectious Diseases Physician and a Mom"
Steven J. Korzeniewski, PhD, Associate Profesor, Department of Family Medicine and Public Health Sciences, Wayne State University - "COVID-19 Related Mortality in Detroit: From the First Wave Through the First Year"
Cindy Eggleton, CEO, Brilliant Detroit - "Community Driven Response to COVID"
Oral Presentations
Of the thirty-one accepted abstracts, two were identified as excellent overall abstracts and received an abstract award. These abstracts were invited to given an oral presentation. Click the links below to see these amazing public health warriors' work.
"Cost-effective Methods of Increasing Heart Failure Clinic Follow-up to Decrease Hospital Readmission within 30 days of Discharge"
"Improving Health Behaviors in Young Men Who Have Sex with Men at Risk of Contracting HIV Using Motivational Interviewing: A Patient-Centered Approach"
Poster Presentations
Twenty-seven trainee and two DFMPHS faculty abstracts were selected for poster presentations. Posters were categorized by theme and placed in Zoom breakout rooms respective to the theme.
Behavioral Health & Intervention
"Exploring Cell Phone Use for Extended HIV Care"
Mental Health or Wellness
"Buffering Against Depressive Symptoms in Response to Community Violence"
"#MeToo at WSU Revisited: Victimization's Indirect Relationships with Food Addiction Symptoms"
"Attachment Style Predicts Coping in Older African American Adults"
"Improving Resident Wellness Through a Formal Wellness Curriculum"
Healthcare Training & Workforce
"Effectiveness of Rapid Training on Using an Elastomeric Half-Mask Respirator (EHMR) for Healthcare Workers (HCWs) in a Simulated Public Health Emergency: A Demonstrative Randomized Clinical Trial"
Healthcare Training & Patient Care
"A Revised Health Disparities Curriculum for Family Medicine Residents"
"Improving Fall Rates at Ascension Providence Rochester Hopsital"
"Observation status patient Discharge Oprimization in the setting of an Academic Residency Program"
Health Seeking Behavior & Patient Care
"The association between neonatal adverse events with length of stay in the NICU: a race matter?"
"Pregnant women and the ER: Assessing variables predicting ER use"
"Uptake of Genetic Counseling and Testing in a Clinic Based Population fo Women with Breast Cancer"
"Cervical Cancer Screening Rate Disparities Among Male and Female Residents"
"Assessing and Improving Pediatric Well Child Visits Within a Family Medicine Residency Clinic"
Community Engagement & Community Health
"Adapting Boot Camp Translation Methodology to be Responsive to the COVID-19 Pandemic"
"Substance Use Disorder Care Facilities in Detroit: A Geographic Analysis"