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Celebrating Generalism:

Leading

Innovation and Change ONSITE Program

36th Annual Meeting April 24-27, 2013 Sheraton Denver Downtown Denver, Colorado

SGIM 36TH ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE Day Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Time

Session

8:00 am – 5:30 pm

ACLGIM Hess Management Institute  Quality Course  TEACH Course

1:30 – 5:00 pm

Precourses  ABIM SEP Modules  Offsite Tour of Denver Health

5:30 – 7:00 pm

Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1

7:00 – 8:00 am

Breakfast and Morning Networking

8:00 – 9:00 am

Interest Group Meetings

9:00 – 11:00 am

Opening Plenary Session  Presidential Address: Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH

11:00 – 11:30 am

Break

11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Vignette Poster Session 1  Mentoring Panels  Distinguished Professor Keynote Addresses VA Leadership Lunch

Concurrent Session A 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Updates in Women’s Health and Addiction Medicine  VA Session: eHealth and mHealth: State of the Science Special Symposia in Shared Decision Making and Evolution in Medicine  Workshops Innovations in Medical Education Oral Presentation Session  Hamolsky and Vignette Award Finalist Sessions, Abstract Sessions in Geriatrics, Disparities and Preventive Medicine

2:30 – 3:30 pm

Afternoon Networking

Concurrent Session B 3:30 – 5:00 pm

Updates in Care of Cancer Survivors, Chronic Kidney Disease and Medical Education Special Symposia: The Business of Medicine and Implementing CBME  Workshops Clinical Practice Innovations Oral Presentation Session  Clinical VignDate Session: Granulomas: TB or not TB? Hamolsky Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Hospital Medicine, Organization of Chronic Disease and the 2013 SGIM/AACH Joint Abstract Session

5:00 – 5:30 pm

Break

5:30 – 7:00 pm


7:00 pm –

Evening Networking Opportunities

7:00 – 8:00 am

Breakfast and Morning Networking

8:00 – 9:30 am


9:30 – 11:00 am

Plenary Session 2  Malcolm Peterson Lecture: Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP

11:00 – 11:30 am

Break

Concurrent Session C 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Updates in Hospital Medicine and Palliative Medicine  VA Session: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research  Special Symposia in Leadership Skills for Academic GIM and Comprehensive Review of USMLE IME and CPI Poster Session  Workshops  Clinical Vignette and Infectious Disease Unknown Vignette Session Lipkin Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Cancer Research, Health Disparities and Women’s Health

1:00 – 3:00 pm

Awards Luncheon  Speaker: Catherine Reinis Lucey, MD

Concurrent Session D 3:00 – 4:30 pm

Updates in HIV, Pain Medicine and Geriatric Medicine  Workshops  Vignette Poster Session 2 VA Session: Integrating Peer Support into Chronic Disease Management  Special Symposia: Partnering Between Academic And Community Institutions & Preventing Burnout In Primary Care  Lipkin Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Medical Education, Quality of Care/Patient Safety and the 2013 SGIM/SMDM Joint Abstract Session  Clinical VignDate Session: The Woes of Eos

4:30 – 5:00 pm


5:00 – 6:00 pm


5:00 –


7:30 – 9:00 am

Vignette Poster Session 3

8:00 – 9:00 am


9:00 – 10:30 am

Plenary Session 3  Speaker: Richard J. Baron, MD, MACP

10:30 – 11:00 am

Break

Concurrent Session E 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Updates in Perioperative Medicine and New Medications in Primary Care  Workshops Special Symposia: Entering the Belly of the Beast: Physicians In Government and Transitional Care Management Abstract Sessions in Medical Education, Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management, Mental Health/ Substance Abuse and VA-Related Research  Clinical Vignette and Cardiology Unknown Vignette Session

12:30 – 1:30 pm

Afternoon Networking – Lunch on Your Own

Concurrent Session F 1:30 – 3:00 pm

Updates on Psychiatry for the General Internist and GIM  Workshops  Clinical Vignette and Rheumatology Unknown Vignette Session  Abstract Sessions in Health Disparities, Qualitative Research, Clinical Epidemiology/Healthcare Effectiveness Research and Quality of Care/Patient Safety

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Annual Meeting Schedule........... inside front cover

Thursday................................................................................................... 18

General Information for Everyday.............2

Thursday Events....................................................................................... 19

Highlights.................................................................................................3 Opening Poster Session & Reception & Plenaries............................3

Thursday Interest Groups...................................................................... 19 Opening Plenary Session........................................................................ 21

Distinguished Professor & VA Series................................................... 4

Mentoring Panels & Distinguished Professor Keynotes .............................................................................. 21

SGIM TEACH...............................................................................................5

Vignette Poster Session 1.......................................................................22

Invited Sessions...........................................................................................5

Concurrent Session A.............................................................................. 26

Thursday Lunchtime Sessions................................................................5

Interest Group and Regional Meet and Greet................................. 29

Mentoring Panels.........................................................................................6

SGIM Meetings......................................................................................... 29

2013 Awards and Grants.................................................6

Concurrent Session B..............................................................................30

NEW CLINICAL VIGNETTE PRESENTATIONS........8 Continuing Medical Education Credit Information..................................................................9 Wednesday............................................................................................ 10

Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2................................................... 34

Friday............................................................................................................. 39 Friday Events.............................................................................................40 Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3................................................... 41 Plenary Session 2......................................................................................46

Wednesday Events.....................................................................................11

Concurrent Session C.............................................................................. 47

ACLGIM .......................................................................................................11

Tracks........................................................................................................... 50

Quality Course............................................................................................11

Innovations Poster Session................................................................... 53

SGIM-ABIM .............................................................................................. 12

Awards Banquet........................................................................................ 57

Precourses................................................................................................... 12

Concurrent Session D.............................................................................. 58

Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1....................................................13

Clinical Vignette Poster Session 2...................................................... 62 Friday Interest Groups............................................................................ 65

Saturday................................................................................................... 67 Saturday Events......................................................................................... 68 Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3...................................................... 68 Saturday Interest Groups........................................................................71 Plenary Session 3...................................................................................... 73 Concurrent Session E.............................................................................. 74 Concurrent Session F.............................................................................. 78

Presenting Author index............................................ 81 General Information.........................................................94 SGIM Officers and Council....................................................................94 SGIM Regional Leaders..........................................................................94 SGIM Staff..................................................................................................94 Committees, Task Forces and Workgroup Leaders.......................94 SGIM Past Presidents............................................................................. 95 2013 Annual Meeting Program Committee..................................... 95 Sponsor Acknowledgements................................................................. 98 Future Meeting Dates.............................................................................. 98

DENVER

Hotel Floor Plan............................................................................... 99-100

Session details are online at www.sgim.org/go/am13

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General Information for Everyday SGIM is pleased to host its 36th Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. This is a large meeting hotel, and you will find floor plans in the back of this program, on pages 99-100.

Lactation Suite

Meeting events are on several levels of both the Tower Building and the Plaza Building. Each session listing indicates both.

Wednesday 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am – 2:30 pm

For example: Plaza Building Concourse Level is abbreviated as PBCL. Meeting Registration, plenary sessions, committee meetings and our annual meet and greet area are in the Plaza Building on the Concourse level – one level below the hotel front desk, where you get your room key. Educational sessions are scheduled on the lobby level and the third level – one level up from Registration. Committee meetings are scheduled on the lobby level of the hotel. SGIM is not providing a Cyber Café this year, as the Sheraton Link® offers free wireless access and computers in the lobby.

Registration Plaza Building Concourse Level Wednesday 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Thursday 7:00 am – 6:30 pm Friday 7:00 am – 6:30 pm Saturday 6:30 am – 3:00 pm

GIMConnect Demo Learn about SGIM’s new enhanced online member directory and collaboration tool—GIM Connect. Get started with personalized help and a quick overview

Colorado Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine Level

Prayer Space Biltmore Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level Wednesday 7:00 am – 4:30 pm Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am – 2:30 pm

Name Badges Please make sure to wear your name badge to gain entry to all Annual Meeting events. Staff in the registration area will gladly make corrections and/or provide replacements.

Photographer SGIM employs a professional photographer during the Annual Meeting who will be taking pictures of Annual Meeting events and participants. These photos may be used for SGIM promotional materials, either in print and/or on the SGIM website.

Annual Meeting Press Policy SGIM permits members of the press to attend its Annual Meeting sessions. Members of the press are required to: Plaza Building Concourse Level Thursday 7:00 am – 8:00 am 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Friday 7:00 am – 8:00 am 4:30 – 5:50 pm Saturday 7:00 am – 8:00 am

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register to attend the meeting

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wear name badges

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affix a “Press” ribbon to that name badge

Annual Meeting workshop and precourse session coordinators have the option of closing their session to members of the press, by asking if any are in attendance, and asking them to leave. All oral and poster sessions are open to the press.

Presenter Central – both Speaker Ready Room and Poster Pick Up and Production Plaza Court 2, Plaza Building Concourse Level Wednesday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am – 2:30 pm

Networking Space North Convention Lobby, Tower Building, 2nd Level Wednesday 1:00 pm – 5:30 pm Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am – 2:30 pm

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SGIM 36th Annual Meeting | Celebrating Generalism: Leading Innovation and Change

Highlights FRIDAY AWARDS LUNCHEON KEYNOTE Generalist Leaders and Wicked Problems

All plenary sessions will be held in Sections A, B, and C of the Plaza Ballroom, Concourse Level

Thursday Opening Plenary Session Keynote Securing Our Future Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH, MACP Professor of Medicine and Health Services Research, Chief, General Internal Medicine, Lady Riders Professor of Breast Cancer Research, Director, Center for Patient Care and Outcomes Research, Medical College of Wisconsin Dr. Nattinger has broad experience in cancer health services research including studying outcomes of care, predictors of quality of care, and the comparative effectiveness of newer therapies. She was a pioneer in the use of population-based data to study breast cancer care. Her creative use of multi-modality data sources has substantially advanced the field of population science. She has received several grants from the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense. Dr. Nattinger maintains an active clinical practice and is consistently named in the Best Doctors in America listing. As Chief of General Internal Medicine, she oversees a division of over 100 faculty members and is active in all areas of education, having mentored dozens of Individuals, including nine junior faculty through competitive national career development awards. She serves on several national committees, including the American Cancer Society’s Council for Extramural Grants. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Distinguished Service Award and a Mastership from the American College of Physicians. Dr. Nattinger currently serves as the President of the Society of General Internal Medicine.

FRIDAY PLENARY SESSION 2013 Malcolm L. Peterson Honor Lecture Selma to Montgomery and Beyond: Health Disparities & Health Inequity in America Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP President and Chief Executive Officer, Professor of Internal Medicine, Meharry Medical College; Professor of Internal Medicine, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine; Senior Health Policy Associate, Robert Wood Johnson Center for Health Policy, Meharry Medical College; Member, Institute of Medicine, Member, Board of Regents, American College of Physicians Dr. Riley is the 10th President and Chief Executive Officer of Meharry Medical College, the nation’s largest, private, independent, historically black academic health center. Dr. Riley’s tenured career covers academic medicine, primary care, public health, health care management and policy, academic health science center administration and government. Dr. Riley is professor of internal medicine at both MMC and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, and is a senior health policy associate for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at Meharry. Previously, he served as Vice-President and Vice Dean for Health Affairs and Governmental Relations at Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Riley is a master in the American College of Physicians and holds leadership roles in the Association of Academic Health Centers, U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs National Academic Affiliations Council and the National Institutes of Health’s “Blue Ribbon” Advisory Committee. He currently chairs the National Advisory Council on Minority Health and Health Disparities of the NIH. Dr. Riley was elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies’ class of 2012 for his contributions to medicine, medical sciences and healthcare.

Catherine Reinis Lucey, MD Dr. Lucey is Vice Dean for Education at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. She directs the undergraduate, graduate and continuing medical education programs of the School of Medicine and the Office of Medical Education. Dr. Lucey comes to UCSF from Ohio State University where she was vice dean for education for the College of Medicine and associate vice president for health sciences education for the Office of Health Sciences. She is a member of the AAMC MR5 committee, charged with overseeing the revision of the Medical College Admission Test process. Dr. Lucey also served as past Chair of the American Board of Internal Medicine Board of Directors. Dr. Lucey completed her residency in internal medicine, including service as chief resident, at the UCSF-affiliated San Francisco General Hospital, after earning her medical degree from the Northwestern University School of Medicine.

SATURDAY PLENARY SESSION KEYNOTE New Payment Models: What’s Driving Them, and What Do They Mean for General Internal Medicine? Richard J. Baron, MD, MACP Dr. Baron will become President and CEO of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the ABIM Foundation in June, 2013. From April 2012 until April 12, 2013, Dr. Baron was the Group Director, Seamless Care Models, at the Innovation Center at CMS. His portfolio included innovative ACO models and models of high value, comprehensive primary care. Before joining CMS, Dr. Baron led a general medicine practice that was a pioneer in the comprehensive adoption of electronic health records in the small practice environment, and was among the first 50 practices in the US to achieve level 3 PCMH recognition from NCQA. Dr. Baron also served as Chief Medical Officer of Health Partners, and was the architect of the Best Clinical and Administrative Practices program, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Center for Health Care Strategies. This program reached plans serving more than half of the U.S. Medicaid managed care population. Additionally, Dr. Baron was a member of the National Committee for Quality Assurance Standards Committee and director of the National Quality Forum. Dr. Baron was awarded the Pennsylvania Laureate Award, a Mastership from the American College of Physicians, and “Practitioner of the Year” by the Philadelphia County Medical Society.


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Highlights Tenth Annual SGIM Distinguished Professor Program in Geriatrics

Sixth Annual SGIM Distinguished Professor Program in Women’s Health

Jean S. Kutner MD, MSPH Content developed in conjunction with the SGIM Geriatrics Task Force The 2013 Distinguished Professor in Geriatrics program is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from the Association of Specialty Professors

Karen Freund, MD, MPH The 2013 SGIM Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from the Physicians for Reproductive Health and Choice

Thursday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Wednesday 5:30 – 7:00 pm Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 Grand Ballroom, Tower Bldg, 2nd Level All geriatrics posters will be presented during this poster session.

Thursday 7:00 – 8:00 am Walking Abstract Poster Session Grand Ballroom, Tower Bldg, 2nd Level Dr. Kutner will lead a “walk and talk” tour of the geriatrics posters.

11:30 am – 1:00 pm Distinguished Professor in Geriatrics Keynote Lecture and Dessert Reception

Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health Keynote Lecture Silver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Friday 8:00 – 9:30 am Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 Grand Ballroom, Tower Bldg, 2nd Level All women’s health posters will be presented during this poster session. Dr. Freund will lead a “walk and talk” tour of the Women’s Health posters.

11:30 am – 1:00 pm Abstract Session C4: Women’s Health Directors Row J, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Plaza E, Plaza Building Concourse Enhancing Evidence-Based Patient Care at the Intersection of GIM and Geriatrics

Dr. Freund will serve as the session discussant.

1:00 – 2:30 pm

Thursday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Abstract Session A2: Aging/Geriatrics/End of Life

VA Series

Directors Row E, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

VA Leadership Meeting

Dr. Kutner will serve as the session discussant.

Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse (Grab your box lunch at bring it with you)

Fourth Annual Distinguished Professor Program in Cancer Research

1:00 – 2:30 pm

Stephen Taplin, MD, MPH The 2013 Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from The Livestrong Foundation

VAA: eHealth and mHealth: State of the Science Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse Coordinator: Jeffrey Whittle, MD, MPH

Friday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm VAC: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research

Thursday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research Keynote Lecture Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

5:30 – 7:00 pm Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2 Grand Ballroom, Tower Building, 2nd Level All cancer research posters will be presented during this poster session. Dr. Taplin will lead a “walk and talk” tour of the cancer research posters.

Friday 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Abstract Session C2: Cancer Research Directors Row E, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Dr. Taplin will serve as the session discussant.

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Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse Coordinator: Ellen F. Yee MD, MPH

3:00 – 4:30 pm VAD: Integrating Peer Support into Chronic Disease Management Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse Coordinator: Jeff Whittle, MD, MPH VA programming of the above sessions in the VA Series at the SGIM 36th Annual Meeting is supported by the VA Health Services Research and Development Service and the VA Quality Enhancement Research Initiative (QUERI).

Other VA-related session Thursday 8:00 – 9:00 am IT20: VA Primary Care Interest Group Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse Coordinator: Paul Pirraglia, MD


Highlights SGIM TEACH (TEACHING EDUCATORS ACROSS THE CONTINUUM OF HEALTHCARE) CERTIFICATION

Friday Session C

The SGIM Education Committee is launching the TEACH Certificate at the SGIM 36th Annual Meeting. TEACH Certificate program participants will be required to attend a precourse on Wednesday of the 2013 Annual Meeting. The precourse is open only to those in the TEACH program. Additionally, TEACH Certificate applicants must participate in a total of three annual meeting workshops offered at the 2013 and 2014 annual meetings. The workshops that will count towards the TEACH Certificate in 2013 are:

WTA Teaching in the Ambulatory Setting; Coordinator: Kerri L. Palamara, MD (SEE PAGE 26 FOR DETAILS)

WTC Teaching in Small Groups;

11:30 am – 1:00 pm

CUC1: Update in Hospital Medicine Plaza E, Plaza Bldg Concourse

CUC2: Clinical Update in Palliative Care Spruce Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine

SSC1: Leadership Skills for Academic GIM Plaza F, Plaza Bldg Concourse

SSC2: The Changing U.S. Medical Licensing Examination Gold Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine

Session D

3:00 – 4:30 pm

CUD1: Update in HIV Medicine

Coordinator: Toshiko Uchida, MD (SEE PAGE 47 FOR DETAILS)

Gold Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine

WTE Effective Large Group Presentations: The Heart of Didactics

CUD2: Update in Pain Medicine

Coordinator: Pete Yunyongying, MD (SEE PAGE 74 FOR DETAILS)

CUD: Update in Geriatrics

INVITED SESSIONS SGIM has invited the presentation of Special Symposia and Clinical Updates. Details can be found within each session listing; registration codes are noted here.

Thursday Session A

Spruce Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine Plaza E, Plaza Bldg Concourse

SSD1: Preventing Burnout in GIM Plaza F, Plaza Bldg Concourse

SSD2: Academic–Community Partnerships Plaza D, Plaza Bldg Concourse

CUA1: Clinical Update Women’s Health

Saturday Session E

Plaza E, Plaza Bldg Concourse

CUE1: Update in Perioperative Medicine

CUA2: Update in Medical Education


Spruce Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine

CUE2: Upate in New Medications in Primary Care

SSA1: Shared Decision Making

Plaza D, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Plaza F, Plaza Bldg Concourse

SSE1: Physicians in Government

SSA2: Evolution in Medicine

Plaza F, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Gold Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine

SSE2: TCM: New Payment for Old Work

Session B

Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Bldg Concourse

1:00 – 2:30 pm

3:00 – 4:30 pm

11:00 am – 12:30 pm

CUB1: Update in Care of Cancer Survivors

Session F


CUF1: Update in General Internal Medicine

CUB2: Update in Chronic Kidney Disease


Gold Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine Level

CUF2: Update in Psychiatry for the General Internist

CUB3: Update in Medical Education

Plaza D, Plaza Bldg Concourse


1:00 – 2:30 pm

SSB1: The Business of Medicine

Thursday Lunchtime Sessions

Plaza F, Plaza Bldg Concourse Level

11:30 – 1:00 pm

SSB2: Implementing CBME in UME

Town Hall with Council

Plaza D, Plaza Bldg, Concourse Level


SSB3: Report from the Commission on Reimbursement

Distinguished Professor Keynote Addresses

Governor’s Square 17 Plaza Bldg Concourse

Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research Keynote Address Columbine Room, Tower Bldg Terrace

Distinguished Professor in Geriatrics Keynote Address Terrace Room, Tower Bldg Terrace

Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health Keynote Address Silver Room, Tower Bldg Mezzanine


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Highlights Mentoring Panels

2013 AWARDS & GRANTS

Parenting in Medicine Panel

Visit the SGIM Awards Poster Gallery near registration that recognizes all our award winners each year

Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Moderator: Nancy Rigotti, MD, Director, Office of Women’s Careers, Massachusetts General Hospital

Disparities Mentoring Panel Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Crystal Cené, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Monica Peek, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Section of General Internal Medicine, The University of Chicago

Clinician Investigator Careers Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building, Concourse Joshua P. Metlay, MD, PhD, Chief, Section of Hospital Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Gary E. Rosenthal, MD, University of Iowa College School of Medicine, Past President, SGIM, 2010-2011 Martin F. Shapiro, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California, Los Angeles, Past President, SGIM, 2002-2003

Clinician Educator Careers Governor’s Square 11, Plaza Building, Concourse Carol K. Bates, MD, Harvard Medical School, SGIM Treasurer, 2011-2012 Dan P. Hunt, MD, Chief, Hospital Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Ryan R. Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham Kurt Pfeifer, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin

The Robert J. Glaser Award David Bates, MD, MSc Given to an individual for outstanding contributions to research, education or both, in generalism in medicine, this is SGIM’s highest award. It is supported by grants from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, the Commonwealth Fund, and individual contributors. Patrick O’Connor, MD, MPH, chairs this year’s award selection committee. To be presented at the plenary session on Thursday, April 25th at 9:00 am

The John M. Eisenberg National Award for Career Achievement in Research Rod Hayward, MD SGIM created this award in 2001 to recognize a senior member whose innovative research has changed the way we care for patients, the way we conduct research, or the way we educate our students. The award is named for its first recipient, the late John M. Eisenberg, MD, MBA, because of his unique role as a researcher, mentor, and Director of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. SGIM member contributions and the Hess Foundation support this award. John Ayanian, MD, MPP, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be presented at the plenary session on Thursday, April 25th at 9:00 am

Herbert W. Nickens Award Gbenga Ogedegbe, MD Established in 1999, this award honors an individual or representative of an organization who has demonstrated commitment to cultural diversity in Medicine. It was named in memory and honor of the late Dr. Herbert W. Nickens, former Director of the Office of Minority Health, Department of Health and Human Services, and the first Vice President and Director of the American Association of Medical Colleges’ Division of Community and Minority Programs. Joseph Ravenell, MD, MS chairs this year’s selection committee. To be presented at the plenary session on Saturday, April 27th at 9:00 am

Elnora M. Rhodes SGIM Service Award Carol Bates, MD This award was established in 1997 to honor Elnora Rhodes’ tremendous contributions to the Society during her ten years as Executive Director. The award has been given to individuals for outstanding service to SGIM and its mission of promoting patient care, research, and education in general internal medicine. Marilyn Schapira, MD, MPH chairs this year’s award selection committee. To be presented at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

National Award for Career Achievements in Medical Education Patricia Thomas, MD This award provides national recognition to an individual whose lifetime contributions have had a national impact on medical education. Stacy Higgins, MD, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be presented at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

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Highlights David R. Calkins Award in Health Policy Advocacy

Best Published Research Paper Alexander Smith, MD, MS, MPH This award is offered to help members gain recognition for papers that have made significant contributions to generalist research. Amal Trivedi, MD, MPH, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Oliver Fein, MD This award recognizes the extraordinary commitment by a member in health policy advocacy. This year’s selection committee was chaired by P. Preston Reynolds, MD, PhD, FACP. To be presented at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

ACLGIM Division Chiefs Award Katrina Armstrong, MD, MSCE This award is given annually to the GIM Division Chief who most represents excellence in Division leadership. Stewart Babbott, MD, FACP, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm and presented at the ACLGIM Dinner, Wednesday April 24th.

ACLGIM Leadership Award April Fitzgerald, MD This award recognizes a member of the ACLGIM who is within the first 10 years of faculty appointment who has demonstrated skills in leadership in any number of areas of academic medicine, including clinical, educational, research or administrative efforts. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm and presented at the ACLGIM Dinner, Wednesday April 24th.

Monica Peek, MD, MPH This award provides national recognition to a junior investigator whose early career achievements and overall body of work to date have made a national impact on generalist research. To be eligible for this award, nominees must be active members of the Society of General Internal Medicine and expect to have an academic rank no higher than Assistant Professor as of July 1 of the year of the meeting. Joseph Ross, MD, MHS, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Louise Walter, MD This award was created to recognize outstanding midcareer clinician investigators actively engaged in research as well as mentorship of junior investigators. Christina Wee, MD, MPH, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Mid-Career Education Mentorship Award Monica Lypson, MD This award was created to recognize outstanding midcareer clinician educators actively engaged in education research as well as mentorship of junior educators. Stacy Higgins, MD, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Reena Karani, MD, MHPE This award provides national recognition to an individual who has made major contributions with national impact on medical education in one or more of the following categories: Scholarship of Integration, Scholarship in Educational Methods and Teaching, and Scholarship in Clinical Practice. For the 2013 recipient, this award is further supported by the Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, and their “Current Medical Diagnosis and Treatment Award.” Stacy Higgins, MD, chairs this year’s selection committee. To be presented at the Update in Education, Thursday, April 25th at 3:30 pm

Quality and Practice Innovation Award

Outstanding Junior Investigator of the Year

Mid-Career Research Mentorship Award

National Awards for Scholarship in Medical Education

St Joseph’s Hospital & Medical Center This award recognizes general internists and their organization that have successfully developed and implemented innovative role model systems of practice improvement in ambulatory and/or inpatient clinical practice. This year’s selection committee was chaired by James Richter, MD. To be presented at the Clinical Practice Innovations Oral Session, Thursday, April 25th at 3:30 pm

Founders Award Melissa B. Weimer, DO, MPH The SGIM Founders Award provides $10,000 support to junior investigators who exhibit significant potential for a successful research career and who need a “jump start” to establish a strong research funding base. Mitchell Wong, MD, PhD chairs this year’s selection committee. To be presented at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Mary O’Flaherty Horn Scholars in General Internal Medicine Program Jessica Campbell, MD A three-year career development award for outstanding junior medical school faculty in general internal medicine, the Horn Scholars Program is intended to foster a new career track for physicians centering on successful balance of career, family, and social responsibilities. A three-year grant will be made to sponsoring institutions to support the Scholar and the Scholar’s work. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 26th at 1:00 pm

Lawrence S. Linn Awards Joanna Starrels, MD, MS The Lawrence S. Linn Trust offers grants to one or more young investigators “to study or improve the quality of life for persons with AIDS or HIV infection.” Amina Chaudhry, MD, MPH, chairs this year’s review committee. To be presented at the Update in HIV, Friday, May 11th at 3:00 pm


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Highlights Mack Lipkin, Sr., and Milton W. Hamolsky Awards Three Mack Lipkin, Sr., Associates Awards and three Milton W. Hamolsky Junior Faculty Awards will be given for the scientific presentations considered most outstanding at the Annual Meeting. Awards are made based on participant evaluations of the presentations, and are endowed by the Zlinkoff Fund for Medical Education. To be acknowledged at the plenary session on Saturday, April 27th at 9:00 am

NEW THIS YEAR!

Clinical Vignette Presentation Award The best clinical case presented by junior SGIM members and potential members will be chosen from those presented and recognized during the meeting. To be acknowledged at the Awards Luncheon

David E. Rogers Junior Faculty Education Awards Three David E. Rogers Clinician-Educator Awards will be given to Junior Faculty members whose workshops are judged the most outstanding among those presented at the Annual Meeting. Finalists will be Junior Faculty members of SGIM, and the awards are based on evaluations by participants. The Zlinkoff Fund for Medical Education endows these awards. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

Women’s Health Abstract and Poster Awards Two awards are given to the highest rated oral presentation and poster presentation, by a trainee or junior faculty member, in Women’s Health as judged by members of the Women’s Health Task Force. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

Best Geriatrics Abstract Award This award is given to the most highly rated Geriatrics oral abstract presentation, to recognize outstanding research at the intersection of geriatrics and general internal medicine. Trainee travel stipends are also awarded annually, as funding permits, for highest ranking abstracts. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

Best Cancer Research Presentation Awards These awards are given to the most highly rated Cancer Research oral abstract and poster presentations, to recognize outstanding research. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

Outstanding Quality/Patient Safety Oral Presentation Award This award will recognize those who present the most outstanding oral abstract presentation related to quality assessment, gaps in quality of care, medical errors, quality improvement or patient safety in the inpatient or outpatient setting. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

Exemplary Clinical Workshop Award This award will recognize those who present an outstanding clinically focused workshop. To be acknowledged post meeting in the SGIM Forum

EXPANDED CLINICAL VIGNETTE PRESENTATION OPTIONS Vign-dates! Every year the meeting evaluation indicates more clinical content at the Annual Meeting would be appreciated. In 2013 we are introducing a new format during two Clinical Vignette oral presentation sessions — the Vign-date! Part vignette, part clinical update — the Vign-date sessions will feature 5 clinical vignettes about a common theme (perhaps new onset heart failure or zoonoses) followed by a 20-minute evidence-based “update” about that topic. The focused update will synthesize and build on the learning objectives from the vignette presentations so attendees will come away able to recognize the “zebras” but know how to take care of the “horses” as well.

Clinical Vignette Walking Poster Tours Master Clinicians will conduct a walking tour through each of the three clinical vignette poster sessions. Attendees will have the option of joining a walking tour of selected poster presentations. Each of the poster presenters will give a brief summary of their posters’ key take-home points after which the master clinician will share insights, comments, and suggestions and lead discussion. We anticipate this new addition will make the poster sessions more interactive, while adding educational value for both the poster presenters and the tour participants. We invite you to join in! No registration is required.

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Highlights CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION INFORMATION

Meals at the Annual Meeting

Annual Meeting Purpose

Thursday, Friday and Saturday: continental breakfasts Thursday: box lunch Friday: Awards luncheon

Annual Meeting Registration includes the following meals:

This meeting is intended to develop the professional skills of academic general internists and others interested in medical education, health care delivery and policy, and clinical general medicine. A variety of learning modalities, including lectures, workshops, and author presentations, offers attendees the opportunity to develop a personalized educational experience. Research findings, interesting clinical cases, and skill-building opportunities addressing issues important to academic general medicine will be presented.

PLEASE NOTE: Morning and afternoon beverage breaks are not planned at this time. Bringing family with you? Want them to have breakfast or lunch with you? Purchase meal tickets for them at registration.

Who Should Attend? This meeting is designed to serve the needs of general internists and other primary care and specialty physicians interested in medical education, health care delivery and policy, and clinical general medicine.

Accreditation

Special Meal Requests: Only those who pre-registered will get Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free, Kosher, or Halal meals. Those registering onsite DO NOT have the option of special meal requests.

PLEASE NOTE: DINNERS ARE NOT PROVIDED

This activity is being planned and will be implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of the University of Alabama School of Medicine (UASOM), and the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM). The UASOM is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. The University of Alabama at Birmingham is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution.

food is not provided on wednesday Saturday lunch is on your own

CME Credit Designation The UASOM designates AMA PRA Category 1 credits™ as follows: Annual Meeting: up to 17.5 hours CME credit hours are not provided for poster sessions or interest group meetings. Physicians must complete an online CME application, identifying the specific sessions that they actually attended. All CME applications must be completed within 12 months of the last day of the annual meeting. Please Note: Physicians may not apply for, nor claim, AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s)™ for sessions in which they present; they may claim AMA PRA Category 2 credit(s) for preparation time.

Presenter Disclosure of Dual Commitments SGIM requires all presenting faculty to comply with the SGIM Policy on Dual Commitments. Precourse and workshop submissions require every presenter to provide information regarding any and all external funding relating to the content of the submission. The SGIM CME committee will contact each presenter disclosing commercial external funding in order to resolve all conflicts of interest. CME credit will not be awarded for participation in sessions presented by those whose conflicts of interest cannot be resolved. Disclosure information is provided to attendees in all print and electronic meeting materials. A copy of the SGIM Policy on Dual Commitments is available on our website. Disclosure information is provided to attendees in all print and electronic meeting materials. A copy of the SGIM Policy on Dual Commitments is available on our website. Unless noted, each presenting author has submitted this required information and has no unresolved conflicts to report.


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SGIM 36TH ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE for wednesday, April 24 Use this area to personalize and keep track of your daily schedule

wednesday, April 24

Session

Location

Abstract Poster Session 1

Grand Ballroom Tower Bldg, 2nd Level

Wed. Morning All day, starting at 8:00

ACLGIM Hess Management Institute Quality Course TEACH Course

Wed. Afternoon

Wed. Evening

Other events:

Afternoon, starting at 1:30

Precourses ABIM SEP Modules Offsite Tour of Denver Health

Notes:

5:30 – 7:00


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wednesday SGIM Wednesday Events 2:00-4:30 pm

Directors Row F, Plaza Building, Lobby

SGIM Council Meeting (members only) Govenor’s Square 12, Plaza Building, Concourse

7:30 am – 5:30 pm

2:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Communication Strategy Meeting (by invitation only)

TEACH Precourse (closed session) Governor’s Square 16, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

8:00 am – 12:00 noon

Media Training (by invitation only) Denver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

9:00 am – 4:00 pm JGIM Deputy Editors Retreat (by invitation only) Silver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

12:00 – 5:00 pm SGIM Regional Leadership Retreat (by invitation only) Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building, Concourse

12:15-1:45

Geriatrics Training (by invitation only) Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

2:30 pm Tour of Denver Health – those who have pre-registered should gather near SGIM registration at 2:30. The bus will leave at exactly 2:45, late comers will not be provided with transportation.

4:30 – 6:00 pm

Health Policy Committee Executive Committee Retreat (by invitation only) Plaza Court 5 Plaza Building, Concourse Level

5:30 – 7:00 pm

Board of Regional Leaders Meeting (by invitation only) Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building, Concourse

Committee Chairs Luncheon with Council Tower Court C, Tower Building, 2nd Level

wednesday PRECOURSES 12:30 – 3:00 pm

1:30 – 5:00 pm

ABM1

PR02

Governor’s Square 15 Plaza Bldg Concourse


2012 Update in Internal Medicine, Module C0-M (10 points)

Conducting Physician Surveys: A Tips and Tricks Crash Course for Young Investigators

Coordinator: Margaret C. Lo, MD, FACP, University of Florida, Gainesville Participating Faculty: Jonathan P. Berz, MD; John E. Butter, MD; Joseph P. DeLuca, MD

3:15 – 5:45 pm

Coordinator: Jon C. Tilburt, MD, Associate Professor, General Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic Additional Faculty: Jeanette Ziegenfuss, PhD, Institute for Education and Research, Health Partners Small Group Leader: Tim Beebe, PhD, Mayo Clinic

ABM2 Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Bldg Concourse

2011 Update in Hospice and Palliative Medicine Module D3-L (10 points) Coordinator: Stephanie M. Harman MD, Stanford University, Stanford, California Participating Faculty: Kathleen, Anderson, MD, MSc, Ursula K. Braun, MD, MPH, Patricia F. Harris, MD, MS

GET BETTER FASTER! QUALITY IMPROVEMENT SKILLS FOR RELIABLE CARE Wednesday, April 24, 2013, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Governor’s Sq 14, Plaza Bldg Concourse Session Coordinator: Richard S. Gitomer, MD, MBA, Chief Quality Officer, Emory University Hospital Midtown; Assistant Professor, Emory University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Nathan O. Spell, MD, Chief Quality Officer, Emory University Hospital, Assistant Professor, Emory University School of Medicine; Thomas Staiger, MD, Medical Director, University of Washington Medical Center; Lisa M. Vinci, MD, MS, Associate Professor, Medical Director, Primary Care Group, University of Chicago


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6:45-7:45 am

wednesday ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS AND LEADERS OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE Leon Hess Management Training and Leadership Institute ADVANCING THE VALUE OF GIM Wednesday, April 24, 2013, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 8:30 am - 9:15 am Room: Directors Row H, Plaza Bldg Lobby

Identifying Leadership Challenges Opportunity for participants to brainstorm and network with each other in a fast paced, productive session that allows the collective wisdom of the group to set the stage for the morning panel discussion and afternoon networking lunch.

9:15 am - 9:30 am

Break

9:30 am - 11:45 am Panel

Discussion and Q&A

Defining the Value of GIM in Academic Health Systems – Perspectives from Leadership Healthcare reform is moving ahead, potentially giving a huge boost to primary care and GIM in multiple different ways. However, there is also a risk that reform will be implemented and led by the specialists and sub-specialists who traditionally lead academic medical centers. In this session we have assembled a group of diverse leaders from academic medical centers to: 1) discuss how healthcare reform is proceeding at their institutions; 2) discuss where they think that GIM fits in; 3) discuss specific threats and opportunities for both primary care and hospitalists moving forward. Andrea Sikon, MD Chair, Department of Internal Medicine Cleveland Clinic

Finance 101, Flows of $ with Academic Medical Centers – Case Study Approach Brian Slentz Administrator, Division of General Internal Medicine University of Colorado School of Medicine Christopher Smith, MBA Director of Finance & Administration University of Colorado School of Medicine

Workshop Session B: e-Leadership Room: Directors Row J, Plaza Bldg Lobby

1:15-2:30 pm Teaching Junior Faculty the As, Bs, Cs of Appropriate Electronic Communication Vineet Arora, MD Assistant Dean for Scholarship and Discovery University of Chicago Anuj K. Dalal, MD Brigham and Women’s Hospital Harvard University School of Medicine

2:45-4:00 pm EMR Challenges & Opportunities for GIM Leaders Stewart F. Babbott, MD Director, Division of General and Geriatric Medicine University of Kansas School of Medicine

4:15 pm – 5:00 pm

John M. Carethers, MD Chair, Department of Internal Medicine University of Michigan Health System

Business Meeting

Annual ACLGIM Dinner & Awards 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Vivian Lee, MD, PhD, MBA CEO, University of Utah Health Care Dean, School of Medicine

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Networking

2:45-4:00 pm

Room: Windows, Tower Bldg 2nd Level

ACLGIM Chief’s Recognition Award

Lunch

Room: Directors Row E, Plaza Bldg Lobby Join colleagues at topic specific lunch tables, continue leadership challenges discussion from morning or grab your lunch and catch up with old friends or make some new ones.

Concurrent Afternoon Workshops Workshop Session A: Contemporary Management Challenges for GIM Room: Directors Row I, Plaza Bldg Lobby

1:15-2:30 pm

Given annually to the GIM Division Chief who most represents excellence in Division leadership. 2013 Awardee: Katrina Armstrong, MD, MSCE Division Chief, Division of General Internal Medicine,University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

ACLGIM Leadership Award Inaugural award given to recognize a member of the ACLGIM who is within the first 10 years of faculty appointment who has demonstrated skills in leadership in any number of areas of academic medicine, including clinical, educational, research or administrative efforts. 2013 Awardee: April Fitzgerald, MD

Aftermath of SuperStorm Sandy: Leading During Times of Challenge Thomas McGinn, MD Chair of Medicine North Shore-LIJ Health System Hofstra North Shore-LIJ Medical School

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wednesday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level Posters 1-31

Aging/Geriatrics/End-of Life

Posters 32-37

Clinical Decision-Making and Economic Analyses

Posters 39-48

Clinical Epidemiology/Healthcare Effectiveness Research

Posters 49-76

Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations

Posters 77-84

Hospital-based Medicine

Posters 95-97

Medical Education Scholarship and Professional Development

Posters 98-105

Mental Health/Substance Abuse

Posters 106-122

Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management

Posters 123-132

Preventive Medicine

Posters 133-141

Quality of Care/Patient Safety

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14. Polypharmacy among Veterans With and Without HIV Infection in the Veterans Aging Cohort Study E. J. Edelman; Kirsha S. Gordon; Kathleen M. Akgün; Cynthia Gibert; Vincent Lo Re; Ian R. McNicholl; David Rimland; Janet P. Tate; Julie Womack; Christina Wyatt; Amy C. Justice Evaluating a Modified Informed Consent for Older Adults in Correctional Research Anna Darby; Cyrus Ahalt; Irena Stijacic Cenzer; Rebecca L. Sudore; Brie Williams

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Characteristics of Older Adults Who Use the Emergency Room Prior To Jail Detainment Anna H. Chodos; Cyrus Ahalt; Irena Stijacic Cenzer; Brie Williams; Joe Goldenson

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Decisions about Medication Use and Cancer Screening among Elderly Adults in the United States Kathleen Fairfield; Bethany Gerstein; Carrie A. Levin; Mary McNaughton-Collins

Net Effect of Aggressive Blood Pressure Control on Stroke and Falls In Older Community-Dwelling Adults Lillian Min; Caroline Blaum; Kenneth M. Langa; Deborah A. Levine; Eve A. Kerr

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Implications of Poverty, Hospital Type, and a Grassroots Community Intervention on Dissemination of Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment in California Hospitals Takehiro Sugiyama; David Zingmond; Karl Lorenz; Allison Diamant; Kate O’Malley; Judy Citko; Victor Gonzalez; Neil Wenger

Developing a Curriculum for Medicine Residents on Incorporating Prognosis in The Care Of Older Adults With Multimorbidity Nancy L. Schoenborn; Matthew McNabney; Danelle Cayea; Cynthia M. Boyd

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Polypharmacy Is Associated With an Increased Risk of Major Bleeding In Elderly Patients with Venous Thromboembolism Waltraud Leiss; Marie Méan; Andreas Limacher; Marc Righini; Kurt A. Jäger; Hans-Jürg Beer; Joseph Osterwalder; Beat Frauchiger; Christian M. Matter; Nils Kucher; Anne Angelillo-Scherrer; Jacques Cornuz; Martin Banyai; Bernhard Lämmle; Marc Husmann; Michael Egloff; Markus Aschwanden; Henri Bounameaux; Nicolas Rodondi; Drahomir Aujesky

The Prevalence, Predictors, and Cost of Futile Treatment in the Intensive Care Unit Neil Wenger; Thanh N. Huynh; Eric Kleerup

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Status of Advance Directive and Goals-of-Care Discussions in a University-Affiliated Community Hospital Rebecca Eskin; Deepa Shah; Beth Barron; Zorica Stojanovic; Gregory Pappas

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Quality of Inpatient Documentation of Code Status Discussion Rashmi K. Sharma; Andrew Thurston; Diane Wayne

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A Systematic Review of Interventions to Improve Palliative Care Referral Irene Kirolos; Leonardo Tamariz; Barbara A. Wood; Ana M. Palacio

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The Older Adult Symptom Inventory Scale (OASIS): Development, Reliability, and Validity of a New Geriatric Symptom Burden Scale Hilary Mosher; Skyler Johnson; Peter Kaboli

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Systematic Review of Surveys to Measure Informal Caregiver Satisfaction with Hospice Anne M. Walling; Sangeeta Ahluwalia; Rebecca Anhang-Price; Oluwatobi Oluwatola; Denise Quigley; Karl Lorenz; Roberta Shanman; Joan Teno The Frequency and Characteristics of Older Hospitalized Adults who Require a Surrogate Decision Maker Alexia Torke; Greg A. Sachs; Paul R. Helft; Kianna Montz; Siu Hui; James E. Slaven; Christopher M. Callahan

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When Physicians And Patients Disagree: Clinical Experience As A Determinant Of Physicians’ Willingness To Comply With The Requests Of Patients At The End Of Life John M. Thomas; John R. O’Leary; Terri Fried

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Systematic Review: Health-related Characteristics of Elderly Hospitalized Patients and Nursing Home Residents Associated with Short-term Mortality John M. Thomas; Leo M. Cooney; Terri Fried

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Physiologic Measures of Mindfulness Meditation In Older Adults Natalia Morone; Sagar Kamprath; Ronald Glick

20. Home Based and Outpatient Palliative Care: Challenges, Opportunities And Models Of Care Among Hospice Agencies Allison Stark; Amy Kelley; Diane E. Meier; Melissa Aldridge Carlson 21. Glycemic Control and Urinary Incontinence In Nursing-Home Eligible Patients With Diabetes Mellitus Sei J. Lee; Jessamyn Conell-Price; Irena Stijacic Cenzer; Catherine Eng 22. Risk Factors For Potentially Avoidable Readmissions Due To EndOf-Life Care Issues Jacques Donze; Stuart R. Lipsitz; Jeffrey L. Schnipper 23. The Role of Religion At The End Of Life: A Medical School Curriculum Needs Assessment Zahava N. Brodt; Robert Sidlow 24. Variation in Time to Palliative Care Consultation by Service Aziz Ansari; Elizabeth Schulwolf 25. Reason for Consultation and Outcomes Of A New Palliative Care Program Aziz Ansari; Elizabeth Schulwolf 26. The General Public’s Comfort with Deceased Organ Donation Discussion in Primary Care Settings: Opportunities for Intervention Tanjala S. Purnell; Neil R. Powe; Misty U. Troll; Nae-Yuh Wang; Marshala R. Lee; Sydney M. Dy; Lisa A. Cooper; L. Ebony Boulware 27. Teaching Osteoarthritis Evaluation and Management in an Internal Medicine Residency Program Ashley Morris; Donald Fox; Amy Thompson; Patty J. Iverson; William P. Moran; Cathryn Caton


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Poster Session Organization

12. The Role of Cognitive Performance on the Relationship between Pain and Physical Function in Older Adults with Knee Osteoarthritis Natalia Morone; Kaleab Abebe; Lisa Morrow; Debra K. Weiner

wednesday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 28. Hands on the Hood, Grandpa: Assessing the Need for Geriatrics Health Training among Police Rebecca T. Brown; Cyrus Ahalt; Michael A. Steinman; Brie Williams 29. Functional Disability in Older Adults Admitted to an Urban SafetyNet Hospital Rebecca T. Brown; David Guzman; Eric R. Kessell; L. E. Goldman; Urmimala Sarkar; Edgar Pierluissi; Jeffrey Critchfield; Margot Kushel 30. Functional Capacity of Older Adults Undergoing Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery: A 6 Months Follow-Up Marcio Niemeyer-Guimaraes; Maysa S. Cendoroglo; Clineu MelloAlmada 31.

“My Clients Fall through Every Crack in the System”: Assessing the Need for Geriatrics Health Training Among Legal Professionals Tacara N. Soones; Cyrus Ahalt; Sarah Garrigues; David Faigman; Brie Williams

32. Cost-effectiveness of Single- and Multi-Component Vaccination Programs To Eliminate Disparities In Influenza And Pneumococcal Vaccination Rates In Elderly Minorities Constantinos I. Michaelidis; Richard K. Zimmerman; Mary Patricia Nowalk; Kenneth J. Smith

44. Withdrawn by Author 45. Can the Veterans Aging Cohort Study Index Improve Clinical Judgment For Both HIV Infected and Uninfected Veterans? Amy C. Justice; Janet P. Tate; Sheldon T. Brown; Cynthia Gibert; Maria Rodriguez-Barradas; David Rimland; Kathleen M. Akgün; Kendall Bryant 46. The J-Curve in the clinic: Is Real-World Blood Pressure as Measured In Our Clinics a Major Cardiac Risk Factor? Jeremy Sussman; Wyndy Wiitala; Edward H. Kennedy; Rodney A. Hayward 47. The Effectiveness of a Mandate for Influenza Vaccination in Health Care Providers: A Systematic Review Samantha I. Pitts; Kathryn R. Millar; Jodi B. Segal 48. COPD and Cognitive Impairment: Associations with Inhaler Technique Katherine Krauskopf; Alex Federman; Anastasia Sofianou; Melissa Martynenko; Minal Kale; Maile Ray; Juan P. Wisnivesky 49. Risk Factor Profiles of African Americans with Peripheral Arterial Disease Rosalee Zackula; Mojdeh Baniasadi; Tracie C. Collins

33. Variability in Response: Patterns in Prescribing Antiplatelet Therapy After CYP2C19 Genotyping Among Patients with ACS and PCI Nihar Desai; William Canestaro; Donald Chaplin; Lori Martell; Olga S. Matlin; Pavlo Kyrychenko; Troyen A. Brennan; Niteesh K. Choudhry

50. Elderly Adults with Dementia and Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities: Internist Perspectives on Similarities and Differences in Care Sophia Jan; Dava Szalda; Manuel E. Jimenez

34. Measuring Clinician Information Literacy: Experiences with a Panel Management Intervention Brian E. Dixon; Ashley E. Jensen; Katelyn Bennett; Scott Sherman; Mark D. Schwartz

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35. A Meta-analysis of the Rapid Antigen Streptococcus Test Emily Stewart; Brian Davis; Lee Clemans-Taylor; Robert M. Centor; Carlos Estrada 36. Framing Effects Change Clinician Risk Perceptions More Than Important Changes To A Risk’s Time-Frame And Outcome Tanner Caverly; Allan V. Prochazka; Brian P. Lucas; Shane Mueller; Ingrid A. Binswanger; Jean Kutner; Brandon Combs; Daniel Matlock 37.

Cost-consciousness Amongst Internists At An Academic Training Program; A Brief Survey Of Practices And Attitudes Jonas Z. Hines; Justin L. Sewell; Claire Horton; Niraj Sehgal; Christopher Moriates; Naama Neeman; Alice H. Chen

38. Patient Requests for Specific Narcotics Influence Physician Prescribing For Sciatica Michael Fischer; Jeffrey N. Katz; Lisa D. Marceau; Felicia L. Trachtenberg; Jing Yu; John B. McKinlay 39. Quality of Life and the Value of Weight Loss Among Obese Primary Care Patients Christina C. Wee; Roger B. Davis; Karen W. Huskey; Mary Beth Hamel 40. Preliminary Findings from a Randomized Trial Of A Community Health Worker Led Intervention To Improve Diabetes Intermediate Outcomes Among Latinos With Poorly Controlled Diabetes Olveen Carrasquillo; Sonjia Kenya; Ana M. Palacio 41. The New Frontier of Medication Reconciliation: Use of an Electronic Medication Refill History in Primary Care Daniel J. Elliott; Elizabeth Mearns; Dominique Comer; Lindsey Olivere; Joseph Couto 42. Dose and Duration Relationship between Pioglitazone and associated risk of Bladder Cancer: a Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Sonal Singh; Yoon Loke; Chun Shing Kwok; Chen Chen-Turner; Richard M. Turner; Chinedu A. Maduakor 43. Identifying the Risks of Anticoagulation in Patients with Substance Abuse Lydia M. Efird; Donald R. Miller; Arlene S. Ash; Dan Berlowitz; Al Ozonoff; Shibei Zhao; Joel Reisman; Guneet Jasuja; Adam Rose

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Health Literacy Did Not Influence Effectiveness of Computer Telephony-based Post-discharge Support Jessica A. Eng; Joshua S. Richman; Thomas Houston; Christine Ritchie

52. The Impact of the Economic Recession in Late 2000s on Acute Myocardial Infarction Occurrence in Different Socioeconomic Areas of New Jersey Raritan Bay Region Yulong Li; Iris Rukshin; Fangfang Pan; Shuvendu Sen; Mohammed Islam; Abdalla Yousif; Vladimir Rukshin 53. Socioeconomic Status and Access to Coronary Angiography in the context of Universal Healthcare Coverage Gabriel E. Fabreau; Alexander A. Leung; Danielle Southern; William A. Ghali; John Z. Ayanian 54. Comparing self-perceived cross-cultural skillfulness between physicians and nurses at a Swiss university hospital: Does provider role make a difference? Alejandra Casillas; Sophie Paroz; Alexander Green; Hans Wolff; Patrick Bodenmann 55. Prior Incarceration Is Associated With Distrust in The Health Care System But Not With Trust In Health Care Providers Aaron D. Fox; Joanna L. Starrels; Chinazo Cunningham 56. Factors Influencing Increasing Racial Disparity in Diabetic LDL Cholesterol Control in a Context of Active Quality Improvement Stephen D. Persell; Raymond Zhang; Ji Young Lee; Muriel JeanJacques; Tiffany Brown 57.

Latino Stroke Survivors are More Likely to Experience Depression Kezhen Fei; Emma K. Benn; Rennie Negron; Stanley Tuhrim; Carol Horowitz

58. Health Communication Quality Predicts Self-Care Behaviors and Treatment Satisfaction Among Low-Income Diabetes Patients In A Public Health Setting Richard O. White; Ken Wallston; Sunil Kripalani; Russell L. Rothman 59. Impact of the Diabetes Health Plan on Cardiovascular Risk Factor Control among Racial Minorities and Low Socioeconomic Status Groups Ekaterina Vaisberg; Carol Mangione; Susan Ettner; Norman Turk; Jinnan Li; Lindsay Kimbro; O. Kenrik Duru


wednesday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 76. A Successful Community Partnership Model for Recruiting Public Housing Residents into Research Tracy A. Battaglia; Jo-Anna L. Rorie; Sarah W. Primeau; Sarah E. Caron; Sarah G. Bhosrekar; Bing L. Chen; Sharon Bak; Gerry Thomas; Rachel Goodman; Eugenia Smith; Deborah J. Bowen

61. Predictors of Scholarly Success Among Internal Medicine Residents Leonardo Tamariz; Deidre T. Campbell; Mary Moore; Stephen Symes; Ana M. Palacio

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62. Temporal Trends of Health Disparities In Drug Eluting Stents Leonardo Tamariz; Ana M. Palacio; Alexis P. Rodriguez; Hua Li; Mauricio G. Cohen 63. Perspectives on Physical Activity Among Immigrants And Refugees To Minnesota Mark L. Wieland; Kristina Tiedje; Sonja J. Meiers; Ahmed A. Mohamed; Christine M. Formea; Jennifer M. Ridgeway; Gladys B. Asiedu; Ginny Boyum; Jennifer A. Weis; Julie A. Nigon; Christy A. Patten; Irene G. Sia 64. Medical Student Emotions Evoked by a Curriculum in Health Care Disparities April S. Fitzgerald; Pamela Lipsett; Mary Catherine Beach; Patricia A. Thomas 65. Implementing Change in Practice in a Federally Qualified Community Health Center: The Office-Guideline Applied to Practice (Office-GAP) Model Ade B. Olomu; Venu Gourineni; Steven Pierce; Margaret HolmesRovner 66. Navigating Public Housing Residents into Cardiovascular Prevention Programs: A Multi-Site Intervention Study Tracy A. Battaglia; Jo-Anna L. Rorie; Sarah W. Primeau; Sarah E. Caron; Sarah G. Bhosrekar; Bing L. Chen; Sharon Bak; Timothy Heeren; Gerry Thomas; Rachel Goodman; Eugenia Smith; Deborah J. Bowen 67.

The Impact of a Novel Population Management System on Decreasing Educational Disparities in Colorectal Cancer Screening Seth A. Berkowitz; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Yuchiao Chang; Adrian Zai; Sanja Percac-Lima; Steven J. Atlas

79. Preoperative Hypernatremia Predicts Increased Perioperative Morbidity and Mortality Alexander A. Leung; Finlay A. McAlister; Samuel R. Finlayson; David W. Bates 80. Quantifying the Impact Of Unnecessary Ionized Calcium Measurements Paul Di Capua; Michael A. Pfeffer 81.

82. Readmission and Mortality Associated with Hyponatremia at the time of Discharge in Patients without Heart Failure or End-Stage Liver Disease Brittany Fuller; Michael F. Harrison; Juan Cesar Fernandez Castillo; Sreekanth Uppuluri; Harish Kinni; Karen Olarte-Merida; David Paje

85. A Case Method Education on Management Of Discharge Planning For Healthcare Professionals Yukio Tsugihashi; Noriko Kawai; Hitoshi Ishii 86. Difference of Self-Report Competency Confidence Scores and Numbers of Experienced Cases Between Two Type Of Rotation Program Among Japanese Junior Residents: Nation-Wide Survey Sachiko Ohde; Osamu Takahashi; Gautam A. Deshpande; Tsuguya Fukui 87.

Illustrated Instructions Improve Medication Understanding: A Randomized Controlled Trial Sunil Kripalani; M Brian Riley; Dane R. Boyington; Arun Mohan

72. Recruiting and Retention Strategies in Two Community-based Randomized Control Trials of Older Black Men Joseph Ravenell 73. Negative Health Care Experiences and their Consequences in 3 Racial and Ethnic Groups Rebecca J. Schwei; Elizabeth A. Jacobs 74. Physician Race and the Care of Medically Disadvantaged Patients: A Nationally Representative Analysis Lyndonna M. Marrast; Leah Zallman; David Himmelstein; Steffie Woolhandler; David Bor; Danny McCormick 75. Community characteristics associated with the loss of local rural health clinics and centers Michelle Ko; Janet R. Cummings

Systematic Review of Non-pharmacologic Interventions to Improve the Sleep of Hospitalized Patients Ruth Tamrat; Madhav Goyal; Minh-Phuong Huynh-Le

84. Characterizing the Post-Discharge Follow-Up Visit Ethel Wu; Cindy Lai; Margaret Fang

69. Financial Strain and Medication Adherence among Diabetes Patients in an Integrated Healthcare Delivery System Courtney R. Lyles; Hilary K. Seligman; Melissa M. Parker; Howard H. Moffet; Nancy E. Adler; Dean Schillinger; Andrew J. Karter

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78. Recognition of Vulnerability in Hospitalized Cardiovascular Patients Sunil Kripalani; Susan P. Bell; John F. Schnelle; Samuel K. Nwosu; Courtney Cawthon; Jonathan S. Schildcrout

83. It’s Midnight, Do You Know Who Your Patients Are? A Survey of Housestaff Attitudes Towards Nighttime Hospital Care Joshua T. Hanson; Sahand Rahnama; Tareq Nassar; Luci Leykum

68. The Feasibility of Computer Assisted Instruction for Low Literacy Patients David P. Miller; Vanessa Duren-Winfield; James L. Wofford; Michael Pignone; Larry D. Case

70. Acculturation and Risk Factors for Hypertension among a Heterogeneous population of Black men Candace Tannis; Jessica M. Forsyth; Joseph Ravenell

Blind Spot: Assessing and Correcting Vision among Hospitalized Patients-An Under-Recognized Risk Factor for Seniors Valerie G. Press; Madeleine I. Shapiro; Alisha S. Ranadive; Kristin L. Constantine; Ainoa M. Mayo; Gavin W. Hougham; Seenu M. Hariprasad; David Meltzer; Vineet Arora

Understanding Resident Learning Preferences within the Noon Conference Lecture Series: A Qualitative Study Adam Sawatsky; Susan Zickmund; Kathryn Berlacher; Dan Lesky; Rosanne Granieri

88. Compassion Fatigue, Professional Burnout and Self-Care among Multidisciplinary Providers Working In Outpatient Primary Care Settings Christopher J. Koenig; Shira Maguen; Jose D. Monroy; Karen H. Seal 89. Program Level Predictors of Internal Medicine Board Pass Rates Manas Kaushik; Malavika Subramanyam; Ashish Upadhyay; Ananya Roy 90. Beginning with the End in Mind: A Qualitative Analysis of Personal Retirement Speeches Written by Medical Interns Eunice Yu; Scott Wright 91.

The Association Between Medical Student Career Interests and Attitudes Toward Primary Care, Faculty Mentorship, and Institutional Support Charlotte E. Ward; Susan Edgman-Levitan; Marya J. Cohen; Rebecca Berman


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60. Hepatitis B and Prison Officers: Fears and Knowledge about HBV Transmission Laurent Gétaz; Alejandra Casillas; Maria Pfefferle; Hans Wolff

wednesday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 92. Burnout in Clinician-Educators and the Importance of Lifelong Learning: Findings from a Medical Education Faculty Development Program Anne Dembitzer; Binhuan Wang; Audrey Grask; Colleen Gillespie; Kathleen Hanley; Sondra Zabar; Colleen Gillespie; Mark D. Schwartz 93. Identification of Learner Needs to Create a Curriculum in High-Value Care Laura Loertscher; Tom Chau 94. Effectiveness of Training Medical Students as Teachers Using the Stanford Faculty Development Center (SFDC) Clinical Teaching Core Competencies Jessica Schmitt; F Stanford Massie 95. Ambulatory Resident Practice Redesign: The Creation of Practice Teams within a 6+2 Model Christina Harris; Lauren Acinapura; Johanna Martinez; Judy Tung; Cathy Jalali 96. Smoking-attributable Mortality among State Prisoners in the United States: 2001-2009 Ingrid A. Binswanger; Elizabeth A. Carson; Patrick Krueger; Shane Mueller; William J. Sabol 97.

Outcomes among Buprenorphine-naloxone Primary Care Patients after Hurricane Sandy Babak Tofighi; Arthur R. Williams; Rana Biary; John Rotrosen; Joshua D. Lee; Ellie Grossman

98. Homelessness, Cigarette Smoking, and Desire To Quit: A National Study Travis P. Baggett; Lydie A. Lebrun-Harris; Nancy A. Rigotti 99. Developing an Efficient Screener for Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drug Use in Primary Care: Results of Question Testing and Test-Retest Reliability Studies of the ‘Substance Use Brief Screen (SUBS)’ Jennifer McNeely; Perry N. Halkitis; Shiela Strauss; Ariana Horton; Rubina Khan; Marc N. Gourevitch 100. Depression Care Management Effectively Supports and Promotes Self-Management among Patients in Primary Care Ramona S. DeJesus; Kristin Vickers Douglas; Lisa Howell 101. A Pilot Study of a Computer-Based Relational Agent to Screen for Substance-Use Problems in Primary Care. Steven R. Simon; Kyle Checchi; Sarah S. McNair; Amy Rubin; Thomas Marcello; Timothy Bickmore 102. A Peer-led Intervention Improves Stroke Survivors’ Blood Pressure Control Carol Horowitz; Kezhen Fei; Ian M. Kronish; Stanley Tuhrim; Rennie Negron

107. Knowledge and Perceptions of Non-Physician Primary Care Team Members Regarding End of Year PCP Transitions in a Resident Continuity Clinic Emily S. Wang; Michelle Conde; Bret Simon; Luci Leykum 108. Unmet Needs, Service Use and Patient Activation: Implications for Panel Management to Promote Self-Management of Chronic Illness Ashley E. Jensen; Katelyn Bennett; Rachel Blitzer; Scott Sherman; Mark D. Schwartz 109. Improvements in Quality Of Life By Magnitude Of Weight Loss In Obese And Overweight Subjects Timothy Church; Barbara Troupin 110. Effects of Weight Loss on Prevention Of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus In Subjects With Prediabetes Using Phentermine And Topiramate Extended-Release For 2 Years Robert F. Kushner; W. Timothy Garvey; Craig A. Peterson 111. Asthma Beliefs and Self-Management Behaviors among Older Asthmatics Alex Federman; Michael S. Wolf; Anastasia Sofianou; Melissa Martynenko; Ethan Halm; Howard Leventhal; Juan P. Wisnivesky 112. Frequency of Laboratory Testing among Gastric Bypass Patients Adam G. Tsai; Patrick Hosokawa; Jonathan A. Schoen; Allan V. Prochazka 113. The Association between Primary Care Continuity, Access, and Care Coordination with Health Outcomes among a National Cohort Of Veterans Karin M. Nelson; Haili Sun; Nancy Sharp; Emily D. Dolan; Charles Maynard; Gordon Schectman; Stephan D. Fihn 114. Case Management Performance in a Medical Home and Associations With Patient Satisfaction And Healthcare Utilization Lindsay E. Jubelt; Jove Graham; Daniel D. Maeng; Joshua Metlay; Andrew Epstein 115. Successful Treatment of Medically Complex Patients With Depression Using Algorithm Based Care In An Academic Primary Care Clinic Duncan Vincent; Lauren Metzger; Amy Weil; Diane R. Dolan-Soto; Samuel Cykert 116. Specialists as Primary Care Physicians: Patient characteristics and quality of care of visits to generalist and specialist physicians selfidentified as primary care physicians. Samuel T. Edwards; John N. Mafi; Bruce E. Landon

103. Initiating a Student-Faculty Collaborative Primary Care Practice for Chronic Disease Management Mitalee M. Patil; John Hegde; Tomi Jun; Sun Yoo; Jane M. Zhu; Jennifer Katz-Eriksen; Rebecca Berman; Pamela Vohra-Khullar; Kristin Remus; Amy R. Weinstein 104. Improving the Quality of Asthma Care Using the Internet Christopher Sciamanna; Jennifer M. Poger; Andrew Pool; Heather Stuckey; Erik B. Lehman; Timothy Craig 105. Patient and Provider Attitudes Toward Obesity Care in the Primary Care Setting Stephanie A. Rose; Joseph Conigliaro; Nancy Schoenberg 106. Pilot Clinical Trial of a Collaborative Care Intervention to Improve Symptoms and Quality of Life in Chronic Heart Failure David Bekelman; Carolyn T. Nowels; Debbi Main; Paul Heidenreich; Brack Hattler; Karl Lorenz; Paula Meek; Connor McBryde; Stephanie Hooker

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wednesday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 1 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm Robert El-Kareh; Valeria C. Pazo; Adam Wright; Gordon D. Schiff 133. Using Natural Language Processing to Extract Abnormal Results from Mammography Reports Carlton R. Moore; Ashraf Farrag; Evan Ashkin

118. Reduction of Cardiovascular Risk Factors by Magnitude of Weight Loss in Obese and Overweight Subjects With ≥2 Comorbidities Lawrence J. Cheskin; Charles H. Bowden

134. Geographic Cohorting of Medicine Patients at UMass Memorial Medical Center - Implementation and Sustainment Richard M. Forster; Tze Chao Chiam; LeRoi Hicks; Lori Pelletier

119. Prospective Association of Physical Activity and Markers of Inflammation and Insulin Resistance in Outpatients with Coronary Heart Disease: Data from the Heart and Soul Study Jennifer L. Jarvie; Mathilda C. Regan; Beth Cohen

135. Withdrawn by Author 136. Safety of Preconsultation Exchange In An Electronic Referral System Erika L. Price; Justin L. Sewell; Alice H. Chen; Urmimala Sarkar 137. Effect of Computerized Clinical Decision Support on Appropriate Laboratory Monitoring of Medications Amy Linsky; Nivethietha Maniam; Lynn A. Volk; Steven R. Simon

120. Patient and Physician Gender Concordance in Preventive Care in University Primary Care Settings Vanessa Virgini; Simone Krähenmann-Müller; Manuel R. Blum; Bruno R. da Costa; Tinh-Hai Collet; Stefan Weiler; Yonas Martin; Jacques Cornuz; Edouard Battegay; Jean-Michel T. Gaspoz; Douglas Bauer; Eve A. Kerr; Drahomir Aujesky; Nicolas Rodondi

138. Courting Malpractice Risk: Failures in High Risk Outpatient Test and Referral Management and Documentation Gordon D. Schiff; Namara Brede; Sara Singer; Cathy A. Foskett; Harry Reyes Nieva; Caitlin A. Colling; Diana L. Whitney; Judy Ling; Nicholas Leydon; Endel J. Orav; David W. Bates; Madeleine Biondolillo

121. Usability of a Family Health History and Clinical Decision Support Tool for Patients and Primary Care Providers Rebekah R. Wu; Tiffany Himmel; Karen Powell; Elizabeth Hauser; Astrid B. Agbaje; Vincent Henrich; Geoffrey S. Ginsburg; Lori A. Orlando

139. An Analysis of Patient and Physician Perspectives Outpatient Adverse Drug Events: “I Knew Something Was Wrong So I Had To Go” Urmimala Sarkar; Sarah Gertler; Zlatan Coralic; John Stein; Andrea Lopez

122. Barriers to HIV Screening in a Community Health Center David Feldstein; James M. Sosman; Marge Sutinen; Mandy Kastner; Pamela Wilson

140. Use of the EMR and Its Effects on Patient-Centered Communication and Patients’ Evaluations of Care Neil J. Farber; Richard L. Street; Yunan Chen; Alan Calvitti; Danielle Zuest; Lin Liu; Kristin Bell; Barbara Gray; Mark Gabuzda; Zia Agha

123. Stories of Partnership: Laying the foundation for a thriving medicalreligious program to promote community engagement Rebeca Rios; Panagis Galiatsatos; William D. Hale; Lisa A. Cooper 124. Identifying and Overcoming the Barriers to Bedside Rounds: A MultiCenter Qualitative Study Jed Gonzalo; Brian S. Heist; Briar Duffy; Liselotte Dyrbye; Mark J. Fagan; Gary S. Ferenchick; Heather Harrell; Paul Hemmer; Walter N. Kernan; Jennifer R. Kogan; Colleen Rafferty; Raymond Wong; Michael Elnicki

141. Reconsidering the Relationship between Geographical Variation, Overuse, and Medicare Expenditures John F P Bridges, Najlla Nassery, Zackary Berger, Jodi B. Segal

125. Perspectives on Suffering in The Primary Care Setting Catherine Trimbur; Timothy Quill; Sally Norton 126. Strategies for Improving Medication Adherence Discussions at the Primary Care Visit for Underserved Adults with Diabetes Andrea Grosz; Adam T. Perzynski; Paulette A. Sage; Kurt Stange; Shari Bolen 127. Transitions of Care at a Community Hospital: A Series Of Qualitative Interviews Manik Chhabra; Janet J. Ho; Krisda Chaiyachati; Jing Luo; Trishul Siddharthan; Theodore Long; Donna Windish 128. From Admission to Discharge: Patterns of Interpreter Use Among Resident Physicians Amy Shen; Jenna Kruger; Alicia Fernandez 129. Effect of Payment Changes for Pressure Ulcers from the HospitalAcquired Conditions Initiative: A Statewide Analysis Jennifer Meddings; Heidi Reichert; Kyle Grazier; Laurence F. McMahon 130. Reproducibility of Assessments of Learners’ Skills in Quality Improvement Robert G. Badgett; Edward F. Ellerbeck; Leslie A. Sullivan; Tracie C. Collins 131. Email as an Quality Improvement Lever: Evidence of Lack of Efficacy from an Academic Institution Ari Geliebter; Robert Sidlow 132. Losing weights: Failure To Recognize and Act on Weight Loss Documented in an Electronic Medical Record


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wednesday

117. “The worst is when we’re working at odds”: PCP Perspectives on Barriers to Repatriating Patients from Specialty to Primary Care Jennifer J. Monacelli; Sara Ackerman; Nathaniel Gleason; Chanda Ho; Michael Wang; Don Collado; Ralph Gonzales

SGIM 36TH ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE for thursday, April 25 Use this area to personalize and keep track of your daily schedule

Session

thursday, April 25 8:00 – 9:00


9:00 – 11:00

Opening Plenary Session Speaker: Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH

11:00 –11:30

Break

Early Morning/ before plenary Plenary Session

Plenary Session

Sections A, B, and C, Plaza Ballroom, Concourse Level

Lunchtime


Session A

Mentoring Panels

11:30 – 1:00

Location

Session B

Distinguished Professor Keynote Addresses VA Leadership Lunch Updates in Women’s Health and Addiction Medicine

Thurs. Evening

VA Session: eHealth and mHealth: State of the Science

Concurrent Session A 1:00 – 2:30

Innovations in Medical Education Oral Presentation Session


Special Symposia: The Business of Medicine and Implementing CBME

3:30 – 5:00

Workshops

Clinical VignDate Session: Granulomas: TB or not TB?

5:00 – 5:30

Break

5:30 – 7:00


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Notes:

Clinical Practice Innovations Oral Presentation Session

Hamolsky Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Hospital Medicine, Organization of Chronic Disease and the 2013 SGIM/ AACH Joint Abstract Session

7:00 pm –

Other events:

Workshops

Updates in Care of Cancer Survivors, Chronic Kidney Disease and Medical Education

Concurrent Session B

Grand Ballroom Tower Bldg, 2nd Level

Special Symposia in Shared Decision Making and Evolution in Medicine

Hamolsky and Vignette Award Finalist Sessions, Abstract Sessions in Geriatrics, Disparities and Preventive Medicine

2:30 – 3:30




thursday SGIM thursday Events 7:00 – 8:00 am

Mountain West Regional Meet and Greet Plaza Court 7, Plaza Building, Concourse

Health Policy Committee Research Subcommittee Plaza Court 5, Plaza Building, Concourse

Research Committee Meeting Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

8:00 – 9:00 am

New England Regional Meet and Greet Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse

Northwest Regional Meet and Greet Plaza Court 6, Plaza Building, Concourse

11:00 am – 12:00 noon

Clinical Practice Committee Practice Management Subcommittee Meeting Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse Plaza Court 5, Plaza Building, Concourse

11:30 am -1:00 pm and 3:00 pm - 4:30pm Springer Meet and Greet Sessions Directors Row G, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

2:30-3:30 pm

California Meet and Greet Plaza Court 6, Plaza Building, Concourse Mid-Atlantic Meet and Greet Plaza Court 7, Plaza Building, Concourse Mid-West Regional Meet and Greet Plaza Court 5, Plaza Building, Concourse

Annual Meeting 2014 Program Committee (committee members only) Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse

Disparities Task Force Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

4:30- 5:30 pm

Geriatrics Task Force Meeting (invitation only) Plaza Court 6, Plaza Building, Concourse

5:00 – 6:00 pm

Clinical Practice Committee Clinical Content Subcommittee Meeting Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse

MOC Health Task Force Directors Row G, Plaza Building, Lobby level

5:30 – 6:00 pm

DPG Planning Group Meeting

Interest Group Meet and Greet Hour

Plaza Court 6, Plaza Building, Concourse

Plaza Foyer

6:30 - 8:00 pm

Members of the following Interest Groups have confirmed they will be present to chat with meeting attendees n n n n

Academic General Internal Medicine in Latin America Arts and Music Interest Group Fellowship Directors Interest Group Integrative Medicine Interest Group

Thursday

Health Policy Committee Education Subcommittee

Regional Meet and Greet Hour

JGIM Editorial Board Dinner Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Thursday iNTEREST GROUPS | 8:00 – 9:00 am (pick up your continental breakfast first)

IT01

IT04

Gold Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd level

Academic GIM in Latin America

Cancer Research

Session Coordinator: Eliseo J. Perez-Stable, MD, University of California, San Francisco

Session Coordinator: Larissa Nekhlyudov, MD, MPH, Harvard Medical School

IT02

IT05

Silver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Spruce Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Academic Hospitalist

CBPR Interest Group

Session Coordinator: Luci K. Leykum, MD, MBA, MSc, STVHCS/

UTHSCSA, San Antonio

Session Coordinator: Cheryl R. Clark MD, ScD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

IT03

IT06

Directors Row J, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Ambulatory Handoffs Session Coordinator: Amber T. Pincavage, MD, The University of

Chicago

Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Criminal Justice and Health Session Coordinator: Nicole Redmond, MD, PhD, MPH, University of Alabama, Birmingham


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Thursday Thursday iNTEREST GROUPS | 8:00 – 9:00 am IT07

IT14

Denver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building Concourse

Cross Cultural Communication/Care Session Coordinator: Michael Nathan, MD, Harvard Medical School/ Massachusetts General Hospital

Hypertension

IT08

IT15

Tower Court B, Tower Building 2nd Level

Educators of Medical Students Session Coordinator: Toshiko L. Uchida, MD, Northwestern University

Session Coordinator: Gerald Dodd Denton, II, MD, MPH, Ochsner Medical Center, New Orleans


Interprofessional Education Session Coordinator: Laura A. Hanyok, MD, Johns Hopkins University

Feinberg School of Medicine

IT16

IT09

Directors Row E, Plaza Building Lobby Level


Mental Health in Medicine

Ethics

Session Coordinator: Ian M. Kronish, MD, MPH, Columbia University Medical Center

Session Coordinator: Lisa M. Rucker, MD, Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine

IT17 Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level

IT10 Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace

Evidence-Based Practice Session Coordinator: David A. Feldstein, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Personal/Professional Balance Session Coordinator: Rachel B. Levine, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

IT18 Directors Row I, Plaza Building Lobby Level

IT11 Governor’s Square 10, Plaza Building Concourse

Evolution and Medicine Session Coordinator: Mark D. Schwartz, MD, FACP, New York University

Session Coordinator: Nielufar Varjavand, MD, Drexel University College of Medicine

IT19

IT12

Tower Court C, Tower Building 2nd Level


Personalized Medicine Session Coordinator: P. Preston Reynolds, MD, PhD, FACP, University of Virginia

Student/Resident Session Coordinator: Ryan R. Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham

IT20

IT13 Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building Concourse

HIV/AIDS Session Coordinator: Amina A. Chaudhry, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University

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Quality and Safety Improvement


VA Primary Care Session Coordinator: Paul Anthony Pirraglia, MD, MPH, Providence VAMC


thursday thursday | 9:00 – 11:00 am Award Presentations

Opening Plenary Session

The John M. Eisenberg National Award for Career Achievement in Research


Welcoming Remarks

Rod Hayward, MD

Darcy A. Reed, MD, MPH and David C. Thomas, MD, MHPE, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting Chair and Co-Chair

Robert J. Glaser Award for Contributions to Research, Education, or Both in Generalism in Medicine David W. Bates, MD, MSc

ABSTRACT presentations Moderators: Kathlyn E. Fletcher, MD, MA and Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS, Chair and Co-Chairs, Scientific Abstracts, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting 1.

2.

Remedy at UCSF: A Sustainable Student-Run Initiative Lily B. Muldoon; Jessica Gould; Jacob Mirsky; Sharad Jain; Hemal K. Kanzaria

3.

Creation and evaluation of a multi-disciplinary hospital follow-up clinic in an academic general internal medicine clinic Shana Ratner; Christine D. Jones; Jamie Cavanaugh; Katy K. Tsai; Genevieve G. Embree; Brooke B. McGuirt; Robin H. Roche; Thomas M. Miller; Betsy B. Shilliday; Darren A. DeWalt

4.

Type B Insulin Resistance Syndrome: A Rare Type of Diabetes Mellitus Glynda Caga-anan; Iris De Castro; Jeffrey T. Bates; Morali Sharma

Presidential Address Ann Butler Nattinger, MD, MPH, MAPC Professor of Medicine and Health Services Research; Chief, General Internal Medicine, Lady Riders Professor of Breast Cancer Research; Director, Center for Patient Care and Outcomes Research, Medical College of Wisconsin

thursday | 11:30 – 1:00 pm Town Hall with Council

Disparities Mentoring Panel Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Crystal Cené, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Monica Peek, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Section of General Internal Medicine, The University of Chicago

Open Discussion with members Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building, Concourse

DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR KEYNOTE ADDRESSES Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research Keynote Address Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace

Distinguished Professor in Geriatrics Keynote Address Plaza E, Plaza Building, Concourse

Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health Keynote Address Silver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

MENTORING PANELS Parenting in Medicine Panel Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Moderator: Nancy Rigotti, MD, Director, Office of Women’s Careers, Massachusetts General Hospital David Alfandre, MD, MSPH, VA National Center for Ethics in Health Care Katrina Armstrong, MD, MSCE, University of Pennsylvania Stacy Higgins, MD, Emory University School of Medicine Rachel Levine, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University

Clinician Investigator Careers Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building, Concourse Joshua P. Metlay MD, PhD, Chief, Section of Hospital Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Gary E. Rosenthal, MD, University of Iowa College School of Medicine, Past President, SGIM, 2010-2011 Martin F. Shapiro, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California, Los Angeles, Past President, SGIM, 2002-2003

Clinician Educator Careers Governor’s Square 11, Plaza Building, Concourse Carol K. Bates, MD, Harvard Medical School, SGIM Treasurer, 2011-2012 Dan P. Hunt, MD, Chief, Hospital Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Ryan R. Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham Kurt Pfeifer, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin


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Thursday

National Evaluation of the effects on healthcare utilization and costs of the VA Patient Centered Medical Home initiative Paul Hebert; Chuan-Fen Liu; Edwin Wong; Susan Hernandez; Adam Batten; Sophie Lo; Jackie Lemon

Thursday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 1 | 11:30 – 1:00 pm Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level Master Clinician Walking Tour: Rosemarie L. Conigliaro, MD

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Left atrial myxoma: A rare cause of common presentation Waleed Quwatli; Sarah Suliman; Joan Thomas; Deerajnath Lingutla

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Isolated ostial stenosis of the left main coronary artery eight years after radiation therapy Osama Alsara; Heather Laird-Fick

18.

Coronary Artery Disease in a Young Woman with Turner Syndrome Miriam T. Levine

19.

A Case Report of Dizziness from an Oropharyngeal Cancer Takeomi Nakamura; Christine Kwan

Poster Session Organization Posters 1-22

Cardiovascular Disease

Posters 23-53

Infectious Diseases

Posters 54-59

Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

Posters 60-75

Medication-related Complications

Posters 76-82

Endocrinology and Metabolism

Posters 84-94

Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Posters 95-104

Immunology/Rheumatology

Posters 105-107

Nephrology

Posters 108-117

Neurology

Posters 118-140

Hematology/Oncology

20. Legionella Pneumonia Complicated By Transient Left Ventricular Dysfunction and Torsades De Pointes Saqib Gowani; Anupam Kumar; Sabeena Arora; Bimalin Lahiri 21. Deliberately Blank 22. Deliberately Blank 23. Streptococcus Constellatus Bacteremia Associated With Complex Pulmonary and Hepatic Infections Following Perforated Appendicitis in A Patient Taking Adalimumab Anita Bhagavath; Malka Krupka; Rebecca Calabrese

1.

“Unbreak My Heart”: Takotsubo’s Cardiomyopathy and Mobitz II Block Peter-Trung Phan; Shivtej Kaushal

24. Dysarthria and Right-sided Hemiparesis: Metastatic Streptococcal Infection Masquerading as Pontine Stroke Daphne T. Lo; Brandon Combs

2.

Anomalous Aortic Origin of Coronary Artery and Sudden Cardiac Death: Consideration of Diagnostic and Treatment Approaches. Beata A. Kaczkowska; Terrence J. Sacchi

25. Mortality due to Reactivation Hepatitis B in an HIV Positive Patient Meredith Niess

3.

Seasonal Recurrent Myopericarditis Laura Divoky; Rex Wilford

4.

A Plumber’s Dream Jordan Turk; Aman Shah; Lauren Shapiro

5.

Positional hypoxemia secondary to a patent foramen ovale Jane Njeru; Murali Duggirala

6.

Difficulty in breathing after delivery : Is it serious? Nattachai Suwachittanont; Thaksa-on Wirotwan

7.

Apical Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, a BENIGN Form of Heart Disease? Hannah Hall; Maria G. Frank

8.

Ventricular Septal Rupturea as a Rare Immediate Complication of Acute Myocardial Infarction Abhilash Akinapelli; Jaya S. Gupta; Showri Karnam; Andrew G. De Nazareth; Susan M. Schima

9.

Pericardial fat necrosis: A rare cause of acute chest pain Sarah Hess; Satya Bhupathi; Sreelatha Chalasani

10.

Hmm...that looks like arterial blood Neeraj Agrawal; Prathit Kulkarni; David C. Hilmers

11.

Endocarditis related Platypnea Orthodeoxia and Reverse Lutembacher Syndrome David Anwar; Nada E. Elmagboul; Cynthia Chuang

12. Congenital Inferior Vena Cava Malformation as a Risk Factor for Deep Venous Thrombosis Foroozan Famoori; Saba A. Hasan 13.

Chest Pain In A Young, Healthy Female. Is Physical Exam Really Necessary? Maria G. Frank; Susan L. Calcaterra; John Cunningham

14. Heart of Broken Glass: A case of Tako Tsubo cardiomyopathy triggered by severe alcohol withdrawal Maria G. Frank; Jane Park; Camille Ladanyi; Paul Brittain; Anthony Kahr 15.

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A common complaint unveils a deadly disease: A unique presentation of infective endocarditis Julie M. LeCleir

26. Pre-operative Chest Radiography: Old Habits Die Hard Meredith Niess 27. A Search for Scrofula Matthew T. Corey 28. A Tap TB Reckoned With Jean M. Mensz; Kevin D. Hauck; Lauren Shapiro 29. Invasive Aspergillosis: Closing the Time Gap in Antifungal Therapy Anar Patel; Harish Jasti 30. Bartonella endocarditis presenting with gastro-intestinal symptoms Prabhat Singh; Hammad Arshad; Ross DiMarco; Mohamed H. Yassin 31.

Pulmonary Mucormycosis and Acute Lymphoblastic LeukemiaSiblings Before Chemotherapy Nikhil Kapila; Poojita Shivamurthy; Prerna Mota; Saqib Gowani; Michael Lawlor

32. A case of multidrug resistant Nocardia pseudobrasiliensis. Vimalkumar Veerappan Kandasamy; Ajaykumar Kaja; Khaled M. Abouelezz; Mary Tadros 33. Choledochal cysts: A disease of all ages Vimalkumar Veerappan Kandasamy; Ajaykumar Kaja; Nachiket Patel; Pallavi Bellamkonda 34. TB Meningitis - An uprising or a false alarm? Saraschandra Vallabhajosyula; Renuga Vivekanandan; Laurel Preheim 35. Graves’ Storms into unchartered territories! Saraschandra Vallabhajosyula; Sri Harsha Tella; Ojas Bansal; Theresa Townley 36. Rocky Mountain “Spotless” Fever Moise Jean 37.

Neurosyphilis Matthew L. Law

38. All Hands on Deck: Neurocognitive Effects of HIV Ryan Brown; Deepa Bhatnagar 39. Trauma leading to the discovery of diffuse lymphadenopathy and a colonic mass. Hillary Dunlevy; Joshua Metlay 40. A Rare Opportunistic Infection Himabindu Kadiyala; Zichun Feng


Thursday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 1 | 11:30 – 1:00 pm 41. HIV Induced Rhabdomyolysis Francisco Hernandez Munoz; Gregory Braden; Sarah Dreilling; Daniel Landry

63. An Opiate Rush Due to Oral Thrush Matthew George; Sean Drake

42. TB or Not TB Mallory Otto

64. Red Flags of Acute Low Back Pain Signal Infectious Complications of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) Therapy David R. Linz; Harish Jasti

43. The Difficulty in Differentiating Infective Endocarditis (IE) from Nonbacterial Thrombotic Endocarditis (NBTE) Ryoji Ito; Takashi Watari; Joel Branch; Izumi Kitagawa

65. Drug Rash with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms (DRESS Syndrome) from Telaprevir Use John Szymusiak; Reed Van Deusen

44. Purulent Bacterial Pericarditis in a Patient with Pneumococcal Pneumonia Emily Horvath; Amanda M. O’Connor; John D. Rogers

66. Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor as Presentation of MEN I Syndrome John Szymusiak; Reed Van Deusen

45. Viral Meningitis from Herpes Simplex Virus Type-2 Brienne Miner

67.

46. Mono Can Be Yellow: An Unusual Cause of Acute Hepatitis Disha Awasthi; Bhuvana Guha

68. Sugar, Sugar, How’d You Get So High? Ishani Pathmanathan; Varsha Somasekharan 69. This Leak Needs More Than a Plumber Ishani Pathmanathan; Neil Shah

48. Fatigue and Second Degree AV Block in a Young Healthy Male Ryan Nall; Paige Comstock

70. Spiraling futility: A case of eucalcemic hypervitaminosis D Charles D. Magee; Lynn Byars

49. A forty-nine year old immunocompromised male with pneumococcal bacteremia Rebecca Glassman; Howard Libman

71.

50. Challenges and management of central nervous system Coccidioides Morgen Yao-Cohen; Ami Parekh; Melicent Peck; Sarah Doernberg

72. Ciprofloxacin Implicated in Acute Hepatitis Youssef Nasr; Edgardo M. Flores Anticona; Alex Essenmacher; Kassem Bourgi; Lucero C. Chueca Villa

51.

A Rare Cause of Right Upper Quadrant Abdominal Pain Soujanya Sodavarapu; Amanada Scott; Stephen Hosea

52. Vinegar Causing chemical pneumonitis and subsequent Broken Heart: A rare case of accidental Vinegar Inhalation resulting in Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy. Soujanya Sodavarapu; Amanada Scott; Richard Belkin; Thomas D. Watson 53. An unusual cause of cough Aparna Sharma; Kokila Bindiganavile Nagendran; Harvey Friedman 54. 62 Year-Old Man with Cough, Hemoptysis and a Pulmonary Mass Aisha Siddiqi; Tushar A. Tuliani; Kevin Belgrave; Donald P. Levine; Diane L. Levine 55. Diagnosing a patient with granulomatous disease: Better than a coin flip? Kimberly M. Tartaglia; Tyler Oostra 56. Lessons from the heart: the role of echocardiography and thrombolysis in the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary embolism Mendel Goldfinger; Abigail Chua; Darlene LeFrancois 57.

Lung mass and pleural effusion - Planning for a biopsy? Let us test the urine before that! Sathish kumar Krishnan; Malav Parikh; Venu K. Ganipisetti

58. Well Known, But Least Suspected - A Case Of Furosemide-Induced Pancreatitis Sathish kumar Krishnan; Dima Dandachi; Malav Parikh; Harvey Friedman 59. Acute Generalized Exanthematous Pustulosis in a Lupus patient recently initiating Hydroxychloroquine. Mary E. Wiles; Robin Klein; Daniel D. Dressler; Francois Rollin 60. Anaphylaxis to Levofloxacin: Rare reaction to a common drug Qura Tul Ain Rashid; Joseph T. Knapper; Robin Klein 61. A man and his itchy DRESS Brian Ciampa 62. Prolonged Evolving Symptomatology in a Patient with Dapsone Hypersensitivity Noa Schwartz; Darlene LeFrancois

A word is worth a thousand pictures: Timely communication to avoid delays in urgent diagnostic imaging Christopher J. Smith

73. Clozapine Induced Acute Colonic Pseudo-Obstruction David Weir; Casey R. Benton 74. Was It Something I Ate? A Case of The Refeeding Syndrome as a Cause of Neurologic and Respiratory Failure. David Weir; Parth Rali; William Fleischman 75. Finding Conn’s, and Life After Irene Rahman 76. Clomiphene-induced hypertriglyceridemia and acute pancreatitis Sean Iwamoto; Anthony Yin; Susanna Tan; Sara L. Swenson 77.

Coma: Hyperthyroid or Hypothyroid. Pakhadi Buddhadev; Mihir S. Shah

78. Multiple Myeloma Masquerade Kristen Dalton 79. How to see a big ‘K’ drop! Pranathi Sundaragiri; Dhwanil Vyas; Rene H. Cuadra; Nicole S. Silverstein 80. Gynecomastia in an elderly male; is digoxin a culprit? Ahmed Salman; Naba R. Mainali; Richard Alweis 81.

Leukocytoclastic vasculitis associated with cocaine abuse with possible levamisole contamination Christopher Sankey; Lauren Wiznia

82. Aortoesophageal fistula as a rare cause of chest pain Christopher Sankey 83. Colonic Schistosomiasis as Incidental Finding in a Pedunculated Polyp. Ahmad Aldeiri; Abdallah Kobeissy; Osama Alaradi 84. MRI Termination: The danger of device retention during capsule endoscopy Bradley Anderson; Jackson Liang; Ramona S. DeJesus 85. Withdrawn by Author 86. Is SCIC making the patient SICK? Kavitha Bagavathy; Hamid Habibi


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Thursday

47. Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis Masquerading as an Autoimmune Vasculitis Arshia Ali

Eosinophilic Pneumonia, Rare but fatal side effect of Daptomycin: A case report Jaya Edukulla; Swati Choudhary; Alexander Glick; Derek DeSouza

Thursday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 1 | 11:30 – 1:00 pm 87.

An Unforgettable Cause of GI bleeding! Hani Snounou; Samian sulaiman; Luis F. Guzman; Salih Samo

88. Recurrent aspiration pneumonia in a patient with gastric banding Vikram Sengupta; Cristina M. Gonzalez; Manuela Calvo 89. Pyogenic Liver Abscess: Imaging of the abdomen in a patient with pneumonia like symptoms Tatiana McKenna; Dhruti Patel; Ronnie Mantilla; Anasse Souidi

111. Man, Mind and Madness! Kalpana Nagarkar; Akshay Manohar; Michael S. Beede; Daniel Goldsmith 112. An Unusual Cause of Hydrocephalus Zhe Chen; Yelena Averbukh 113. Neuro-Behçet’s Disease: An Unusual Cause of Headache Eric Fountain; Anjali Dhurandhar

90. Gastric malignancy in a patient with common variable immunodeficiency Kah Poh Loh; John P. Hunt; Vaibhav Mehendiratta

114. I have a dancing hand: A rare presentation of post herpetic myoclonus Miles Raizada; Robert B. Werner; Razi Rashid; Mashrafi Ahmed

91.

115. Beyond The Darkness … An Enlightening Overview of Optic Neuritis With Normal Imaging. Javeria Haque; Harvey Friedman

A Bad Connection Resolved: Patient Survives Aortoenteric Fistula Mahmuda Islam; Adnanul Karim; Jingdong Su; Aiman Shokr; Roger D. Smalligan

92. Raising Awareness for Chronic Mesenteric Ischemia: an oft-hidden diagnosis Kristen M. Meier; Doyun Park; Geeta Laud

116. Is Your Abdomen Really Benign? A Rare Case Of Acute Pancreatitis From Metastatic Breast Cancer! Javeria Haque; Harvey Friedman

93. Catastrophe! Auras R. Atreya; Eimear Kitt; Behdad Besharatian; Ashish Verma; Michael DeMatteo

117. The Metastatic Hiatal Hernia Sac: An unusual presentation of recurrent ovarian cancer. Raji Shameem; Solaiman Futuri; Stephen Machnicki; Dana Shani

94. A Fatal Rash: It’s Always Lupus! Auras R. Atreya; Sonali Arora; Scott Halista; Thomas Higgins

118. Pernicious Anemia: An Uncommon Cause Of Erythema Nodosum Raji Shameem; Arvind Randhawa; Niket Sonpal; Dana Shani

95. Dyspnea in Polymyositis- Antisynthetase Antibody is the Clue Ravi Shahukhal; Yagna R. Bhattrai; Nirva Dube; Madan R. Aryal

119. Deadly Act of Vanishing Ankit Madan; Omair Atiq; Pooja Sethi

96. An Old Rookie of Takayasu Arteritis Tatsuya Sato; Junwa Kunimatsu; Riri Watanabe; Atsuto Yoshizawa

120. Upper extremity venous thrombosis-Calm before the storm Ankit Madan; Pooja Sethi; Kavita Tripathi

97.

121. Acute chest syndrome in pregnancy-Double trouble Ankit Madan; Pooja Sethi; Kavita Tripathi

The Chicken or the Egg: Parvovirus B19 or Antiphospholipid antibody? Kartika Reddy; Samina Sarwar; Erin Sullivan

98. Dizziness in the Elderly...Not just Orthostasis Abigail Gass; Anne Drabkin Schade; Tara Rickard 99. Common Variable Immunodeficiency: An Uncommonly Diagnosed Disorder in Common Population Hirva Mamdani; Diane L. Levine 100. Granulomatosis with polyangitis: early recognition and treatment key to patient outcomes Laura Nichols; Peter-Trung Phan 101. A Difficult Dilemma: Management of Active Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in the Setting of Concomitant Infection and Altered Mental Status Michael Spagnola; Sara Wikstrom 102. An Unusual Complication of Infective Endocarditis Megha Prasad 103. Treating Hyponatremia - No Win Situation Vishal Goyal 104. Dilemma of Plasmapharesis Zakaria Almuwaqqat 105. Unusual presentation of a rare disorder Yogita Segon; Ankur Segon 106. Weak leg, Cold arm, Clot in the lung, Hole in the Heart Mandy Stull; Anthony Donato 107. Cerebral Venous Thrombosis in A Patient With Sickle Cell Trait Navitha Ramesh; Sarah Suliman; Ziad Alkhoury 108. VITAMIN E N-E-U-R-O-P-A-T-H-Y Dana Ellis; Neal Viradia; Deepa Bhatnagar 109. All that is Transient is Not TIA Sarah H. Van Tassel; Michael J. Plakke; Khan K. Chaichana; Anthony A. Donato 110. Bubble in the Brain- Not to be taken lightly! Kalpana Nagarkar; Nazish Ahmad; Muhammed Bokhari

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122. A Cute Rash Erin C. Contratto 123. Hypercalcemia of Malignancy Andrew Mener; Sara Wikstrom 124. Polyoma BK virus, an oncogenic virus Ayad Alkhatib; Ibrahim Abdullah; Qasim L. Shakeel; Syed Hassan; Waqas Qureshi 125. Evans syndrome in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Ajaykumar Kaja; Vimalkumar Veerappan Kandasamy; Khaled M. Abouelezz; Mary Tadros 126. Lymphoma presenting as abdominal access Abhishek Singla; Jayanth Adusumalli; Mahmoud A. Abu Hazeem; Nithan C. Birch 127. Unusual Presentation of Multiple Myeloma as Vertebral Artery Dissection Pahul Singh; Navneet Kaur 128. Classic hematologic findings help diagnose pernicious anemia in a patient without neurologic deficits Andrew Antony; Yelena Averbukh 129. Malignant Transformation of Intrapulmonary Schwannoma into Carcinosarcoma in Neurofibromatosis-1: A Case Report Sagar Mallikethi Lepakshi Reddy; Ekta Lakhani; Arshad Javed; Satish J. Bankuru; Diane L. Levine 130. AL Amyloidosis: When Yellow Meets Congo Red Kendrick B. Gwynn; Tiffany Walker; Kimberly D. Manning; Kristina L. Lundberg; Robin Klein 131. Peritoneal mesothelioma with persentation of Dermatomyositis Manivel Eswaran; Muhammad Ansar 132. Make No Bones about It Hawkins Gay; Jason Higdon 133. Constipation as a Presentation of Pernicious Anemia Rebecca Witt; Sara Wikstrom


Thursday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 1 | 11:30 – 1:00 pm 134. Sixth Cranial Nerve Palsy as An Unusual Presenting Symptom Of Ipilimumab-Induced Hypophysitis David Burgess; Kah Poh Loh; Shin Yin Lee; Syed Ali 135. Enigmatic pleural effusion Emily Kocurek; Sujata Bhushan 136. Abdominal Pain and Quadriparesis: Acute Intermittent Porphyria At Its Worst Venkata N. Kollipara; Jingdong Su; Roger D. Smalligan; Bindu B. Yalamanchili; Steven Urban 137. Bilateral Bells Palsy in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Rigoberto Ramirez; Daniel Cheeran; Philippe Prouet; Ronni M. Miller; Ivan Carabenciov; Eileen Marley; Harris Naina 138. Fatal Intracranial Hemorrhage in Setting of Refractory Hypercoagulable State: A Case of Atypical Hypercoagulation Robert L. Fogerty; Christopher Sankey

Thursday

139. Medical Error and Harm as a Real Time Teachable Moment: A 52 year old Woman with Diabetes Robert L. Fogerty 140. Catching a Bad Break Michael T. Shoffeitt; A Domnica Fotino 141. Presentation of Zinc Deficiency as a Perianal Ulcerative Rash in An Alcoholic Man Yasmin Raza; Yelena Averbukh 142. Face to Face: Utilizing technology to support hospitalized patients Jane M. Shen; Rachel Kruzan 143. An Unusual Case of Fatigue Kevin A. Johnson; Maryam Sattari


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Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION A | 1:00 – 2:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSION A AT A GLANCE CLINICAL UPDATE, SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOP SESSIONS CUA1

Plaza E, Plaza Building, Concourse

CUA2 Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Update in Addiction Medicine for the Generalist Category: Mental Health/Substance Abuse Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Substance Abuse Interest Group Coordinator: Adam Gordon, MD, MPH, University of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh VAMC Additional Faculty: Nicolas Bertholet, MD, MSc, Lausanne University Hospital and Lausanne University Medical School; Jennifer McNeely, MD, MS, New York University School of Medicine; Joanna L. Starrels, MD, MS, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center; Jeanette M. Tetrault, MD, Yale University School of Medicine; Alexander Y. Walley, MD, Boston University School of Medicine,

CUA2

Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

SSA1

Plaza F, Plaza Building, Concourse

SSA2

Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

VAA


WTA

Governor’s Square 16, Plaza Building, Concourse

WA01

Tower Court C, Tower Building, 2nd Level

WA02

Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2nd Level

WA03

Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

WA04


WA05

Denver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Shared Decision Making Symposium: State of the Science

WA06


WA07


WA08


WA09

Century Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

WA10


WA11

Silver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Category: Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Coordinator: Kathleen Fairfield, MD, Department of Medicine, Maine Medical Center Additional Faculty: Michael J. Barry, MD, Informed Medical Decisions Foundation; Jean Kutner, MD, MSPH, University of Colorado, Denver; Michael Pignone, MD, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Marilyn M. Schapira, MD, MPH, Abramson Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania; Leigh H. Simmons, MD, John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation, Massachusetts General Hospital

SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SESSIONS

SSA1 Plaza F, Plaza Building, Concourse

ASA1

Directors Row H, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

ASA2


ASA3

Directors Row I, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Evolutionary Biology in General Internal Medicine

ASA4

Directors Row J, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Mark D. Schwartz, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Population Health, New York University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Barbara Natterson, MD, UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine; Randolph M. Nesse, MD, University of Michigan; Josephine Ni, MD, NYU School of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Program

CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION A CVA

Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

INNOVATIONS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION ORAL PRESENTATION SESSION IMEA

Terrace Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

SSA2 Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

VAA Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building, Concourse

eHealth and mHealth: State of the Science

CUA1 Plaza E, Plaza Building, Concourse

Update in Women’s Health Category: Women’s Health Coordinator: Judith M. Walsh, MD, MPH, Professor, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Rachel Bonnema, MD, MS, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Megan McNamara, MD, MSc, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine; Sarah A. Tilstra, MD, MS, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Category: VA Series Coordinator: Jeffrey Whittle, MD, MPH, Primary Care Division, Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, Milwaukee Additional Faculty: Steven R. Simon, MD, MPH, Boston VA Healthcare System, Boston, MA; Thomas Houston, MD, MPH, Edith Nourse Rogers VAMC, Bedford, MA

WTA Governor’s Square 16, Plaza Building, Concourse

Teaching in the Ambulatory Setting Category: TEACH Session Coordinator: Kerri L. Palamara, MD, Associate Program Director for Ambulatory Training, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Eva M. Aagaard, MD, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Christopher L. Knight, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington; Margaret C. Lo, MD, University of Florida College of Medicine

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Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION A | 1:00 – 2:30 pm WA01

WA06



Pathways in General Internal Medicine: A Career Mentoring Panel for Students, Residents, and Fellows

PCMH in Academic Medical Homes – Using Population Management to Get the Right Resources to the Right People at the Right Time

Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Ryan Kraemer, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Alabama, Birmingham Additional Faculty: Lauren Block, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins; Carol Horowitz, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Raj Sehgal, MD, South Texas Veterans Health Care System; Jon C. Tilburt, MD, Mayo Clinic; Lisa M. Vinci, MD, MS, Chicago University

WA02 Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2nd Level

The Family Meeting: Communication Tools for Success

WA03 Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Beyond Pain Contracts: A Practical, Multidisciplinary Model for Safer Opiate Prescribing Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Sarita Warrier, MD, General Internal Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University/ Rhode Island Hospital Additional Faculty: Daniel Alford, MD, MPH, Boston University School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center; Rebekah Gardner, MD, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital; Kate Mavrich, MD, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University/ Rhode Island Hospital; Michael S. Picchioni, MD, Baystate Medical Center/Tufts University School of Medicine

WA04 Governor’s Square 10, Plaza Building, Concourse

Merging Mindfulness and Heuristics; Teaching Residents (and Ourselves) about Diagnosis and Error Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Timothy Krohe, MD, General Internal Medicine Service, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Additional Faculty: Joan B. Ritter, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center; Laura L. Sessums, MD, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

WA05 Denver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Physician Advocacy and State-Based Health Care Reform


Beyond RVUs: Changing Your Compensation Plan to Reflect Primary Care Providers’ Actual Work Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: Elizabeth Trowbridge, MD, Internal Medicine, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Additional Faculty: Lisa Bindl, MBA, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health; David Feldstein, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health; Ann Schmidt, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health; Michael Thom, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health


How Do You Create an Entrustable Professional Activity (EPA) for Lifelong Learning? Going Miles Beyond the Milestones! Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Andem Ekpenyong, MD, Associate Program Director, Rush University Medical Center Additional Faculty: Diane L. Levine, MD, Wayne State University; Debra Litzelman, MD, Indiana University; Julie Oyler, MD, The University of Chicago; Yasmin Sacro, MD, The University of Chicago

WA09 Century Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

An Educational Innovation, Ambulatory Immersion Experiences: The 4+1 and 4+2 Systems: How They Can Help You Add Up the ACGME Milestone Math Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Elizabeth Lee, MD, General Internal Medicine, Temple University Hospital Additional Faculty: John Donnelly, MD, Christiana Hospital; Vishnu Kulasekaran, MD, Temple University Hospital; Maureen Miller, MD, Temple University Hospital; Heather Ragozine-Bush, MD, Christiana Hospital Small Group Leader: Lawrence Ward, MD, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Oliver Fein, MD, Medicine and Public Health, Weill Cornell Medical College Additional Faculty: Mark Liebow, MD, Mayo Clinic; Martin F. Shapiro, MD, PhD, University of California, Los Angeles


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Thursday

Category: Aging/Geriatrics/End-of Life Submitted in Conjunction with: End-of-Life Special Interest Group Coordinator: Stephanie M. Harman, MD, Department of Medicine, Stanford University Medical Center Additional Faculty: Ursula K. Braun, MD, MPH, Baylor College of Medicine; Patricia F. Harris, MD MS, USC Keck School of Medicine; Mark Hughes, MD, MA, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Category: Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Coordinator: Susan Day, MD, University of Pennsylvania Additional Faculty: Martin Arron, MD, Beth Israel Medical Center; Tom Bodenheimer, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco/San Francisco General Hospital; Reena Gupta, MD, University of California, San Francisco/San Francisco General Hospital; Kathie Huang, University of Pennsylvania; Brenda Matti - Orozco, MD, St. Luke’s – Roosevelt Hospital Center

Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION A | 1:00 – 2:30 pm WA10 Governor’s Square 11, Plaza Building, Concourse

Taking the First Steps in Your Research Career: Obtaining a Career Development Award Category: Personal/Professional Development Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Research Committee Coordinator: Arshiya A. Baig, MD, MPH, The University of Chicago Additional Faculty: John Z. Ayanian, MD, Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Ken Covinsky, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco and San Francisco VA Medical Center; Ann-Marie Rosland, MD, MS, Ann Arbor VA Medical Center and University of Michigan

Abstract Session A2 Aging/Geriatrics/End-of-Life Directors Row E, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderators: Joan M. Neuner, MD, MPH and Maria J. Silveira, MD, MA, MPH Discussant: Jean S. Kutner MD, MSPH, SGIM 2013 Distinguished Professor in Geriatrics 1.

Unpacking Resident-Led Code Status Discussions: Results from a Mixed Methods Study Rashmi K. Sharma; Nelia Jain; Eytan Szmuilowicz; Diane Wayne; Kenzie A. Cameron

2.

Comparison and accuracy of life expectancy predictions by patients, physicians, and prognostic models in older patients with type 2 diabetes Claire E. O’Hanlon; Sang Mee Lee; Priya John; Marshall Chin; Elbert S. Huang

3.

A Novel Website to Prepare Diverse Older Adults for Decision Making and Advance Care Planning: A Pilot Study Rebecca L. Sudore; Sara J. Knight; Anita L. Stewart; Ryan D. McMahan; Mariko Feuz; Yinghui Miao; Deborah E. Barnes

4.

Ensuring Culturally Competent Falls Questions in Population-based Surveys Susan Huang; Thu Quach; Liss Ieong; Joan Abrams; Cary Sweeney; Louise Aronson

5.

Trends in Advance Directive Use and Hospitalization Among Elderly Americans, 2000-2010 Maria J. Silveira; John D. Piette

WA11 Silver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Is Pregnancy a Stress Test? The New AHA Guidelines for Prevention of CVD in Women: A Woman’s Heart from Pregnancy through Menopause Category: Women’s Health Coordinator: Jennifer Corbelli, MD, General Internal Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Additional Faculty: Anna K. Donovan, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; Alda Maria Gonzaga, MD, MS, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; Melissa McNeil, MD, MPH, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; Carla Spagnoletti, MD, MS, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Abstract Session A1 Hamolsky Finalists Directors Row H, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderator: Michael P. Pignone, MD 1.

Health Centers Care for a Sicker Population With Fewer Clinic Visits and Fewer Hospitalizations Neda Laiteerapong; James Kirby; Yue Gao; Tzy-Chyi Yu; Ravi Sharma; Sang Mee Lee; Marshall Chin; Aviva G. Nathan; Quyen Ngo-Metzger; Elbert S. Huang

2.

Repatriation to primary care: Do PCPs and specialists agree? Nathaniel Gleason; Sara Ackerman; Don Collado; Chanda Ho; Jennifer J. Monacelli; Michael Wang; Ralph Gonzales

3.

The Use of Individualized Dashboards and Pay-for-Performance to Improve Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis Compliance by Hospitalists Henry J. Michtalik; Howard T. Carolan; Michael B. Streiff; Elliott R. Haut; Joseph Finkelstein; Nowella Durkin; Murali A. Padmanaban; Brandyn D. Lau; Daniel Brotman

4.

Barriers and Facilitators of Contraceptive Counseling by General Internal Medicine Faculty and Internal Medicine Residents Rachael R. Dirksen; Benjamin Shulman; Stephanie B. Teal; Amy G. Huebschmann

5.

Multimorbidity and health care utilization among high-cost patients: Implications for care coordination Donna Zulman; Jean Yoon; Danielle M. Cohen; Todd H. Wagner; Christine Ritchie; Steven Asch

6.

Association between resident laboratory test utilization, uncertainty & the biopsychosocial model of patient care Jessica R. Singer; Deborah Jones; Nancy Chang; Rafael A. Lantigua; Steven Shea

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Abstract Session A3 Hospital-based Medicine Directors Row I, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderators: Valerie G. Press, MD, MPH and Siddhartha Singh, MD 1.

Effect of Comorbidities on Clinical Outcomes in Low-Risk CURB-65 Patients Luis C. Watanabe Tejada; David Paje; Qasim L. Shakeel; Abdul Kareem Uduman; Amit Vahia; Rafael Cabrera

2.

Disability Better Predicts Length of Stay than Comorbidity in Patients Admitted to Internal Medicine Chunzhen Tan; Yee Sien Ng; David Matchar; Gerald Choon Huat Koh; Young Kyung Do

3.

Support For Hospital To Home For Elders: A Randomized Control Trial Of An In-Patient Discharge Intervention Among A Diverse Elderly Population L. E. Goldman; Urmimala Sarkar; Eric R. Kessell; Jeffrey Critchfield; Michelle Schneidermann; Edgar Pierluissi; Barbara Walter; Margot Kushel

4.

(Re)turning the Pages of Residency: the impact of localizing resident physicians to hospital units on paging frequency Laura Fanucchi; Lia S. Logio

5.

Identifying and Reducing Barriers to Pain Management: A Unique Hospitalist/Pain Medicine Collaboration Cameron S. Page; Dahlia Rizk; Rebecca Calabrese; Marilyn Bookbinder; Steven E. Flores; Russell Portenoy


Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION A | 1:00 – 2:30 pm Abstract Session A4 Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations

1.

Facilitating the direct observation of student performance with mobile technology Gary S. Ferenchick; David Solomon

Directors Row J, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level

2.

GOTMeDS? Designing and Piloting an Interactive Module for Trainees on Reducing Drug Costs Vineet Arora; Rupali Kumar; Jeanne M. Farnan; Andrew Levy; Neel Shah

3.

Teaching Electronic Patient-Doctor Communication Using A Patient Web Portal Bradley H. Crotty; Arash Mostaghimi; Bruce E. Landon

Moderators: Obidiugwu Kenrik Duru, MD and Russell Rothman 1.

Unmet health needs among homeless and vulnerably housed adults in three Canadian cities Niran Argintaru; Catharine Chambers; Evie Gogosis; Susan Farrell; Anita Palepu; Fran Klodawsky; Stephen Hwang Racial disparities in HPV vaccination. Sonya Borrero; Amanda Gelman; Elizabeth Miller; E. Bimla Schwarz; Aletha Y. Akers; Kwonho Jeong

4.

3.

After the Fact: Educating Women Incarcerated in Jail on the use of Medical Therapies to Prevent HIV Acquisition Following a Risky Exposure Neha Gupta; Heidi Schmidt; Timothy Buisker; Mi-Suk Kang Dufour; Janet Myers; Jacqueline P. Tulsky

Writing for Change: Training Residents in Advocacy through Public Medical Communication Louise Aronson; Anda Kuo; Sharad Jain; Vanessa Grubbs; Jennifer Siegel; Alice H. Chen

5.

Novel Integration of Systems-based Practice into Internal Medicine Residency Programs: The Interactive Cost-Awareness Resident Exercise (I-CARE) Robert L. Fogerty; Jason Heavner; John P. Moriarity; Andre N. Sofair; Grace Y. Jenq

4.

The impact of eliminating medication copayments on disparities in cardiovascular care Niteesh K. Choudhry; Katsiaryna Bykov; William Shrank; Michele A. Toscano; Wayne Rawlins; Jessica Myers

5.

The effect of Medicaid status on weight loss outcomes after gastric bypass surgery. Elsbeth Jensen-Otsu; Emily Ward; Breana Mitchell; Jonathan A. Schoen; Kevin Rothchild; Gregory L. Austin

6.

Vignette Session A Vignette Award Finalist Session Columbine Room, Tower Bldg. Terrace Moderator: Kristy S. Deep, MD, MA, Co-Chair, Clinical Vignettes, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting

Access to Subspecialty Care for Patients with Mobility Impairment Tara Lagu; Nicholas S. Hannon; Michael B. Rothberg; Annalee S. Wells; K. Laurie Green; McAllister O. Windom; Katherine R. Dempsey; Penelope S. Pekow; Jill S. Avrunin; Aaron Chen; Peter K. Lindenauer

Innovations in Medical Education Session A Terrace Room, Tower Bldg Terrace Level Moderators: Kelly White, MD and Michael J. Rosenblum, MD, Chair and CoChair, Innovations in Medical Education, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting

1.

Austrian Syndrome: A Rare Triad Justin L. Guthier; Rita Pechulis

2.

A Case of Multiple Myeloma Involving the Thyroid Gland Anthony P. Sertich; Nazrul Chowdhury; Steven Urban

3.

An Unlikely Culprit Creating an Uncontrolled INR Joshua Kra; Alfred Burger

4.

When Blood Doesn’t Help Joshua K. Sabari; Matthew Shaines

5.

A Puzzling Case of Nausea Ad Nauseam Kavel Visrodia; Raina Shivashankar; Amy T. Wang

Thursday | 2:30 – 3:30 pm Interest Group Meet and Greet Hour

SGIM Meetings

Plaza Foyer

Annual Meeting 2014 Program Committee (members only)

Members of the following Interest Groups have confirmed they will be present to chat with meeting attendees

Plaza Court 4, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Academic General Internal Medicine in Latin America Arts and Music Interest Group Fellowship Directors Interest Group Integrative Medicine Interest Group

Plaza Court 3, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Disparities Task Force

Regional Meet and Greet Hour California Meet and Greet Plaza Court 6, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Mid-Atlantic Meet and Greet Plaza Court 7, Plaza Bldg Concourse

Mid-West Regional Meet and Greet Plaza Court 5, Plaza Bldg Concourse


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2.

Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION b | 3:30 – 5:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSION B AT A GLANCE CLINICAL UPDATE, SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOP SESSIONS CUB1

Plaza Ballroom E, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

CUB2 Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Update in Chronic Kidney Disease Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Michael J. Choi, MD, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Bernard G. Jaar, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Joseph A. Vassalotti, MD, Mount Sinai Medical Center and National Kidney Foundation

CUB2

Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

CUB3

Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

SSB1

Plaza Ballroom F, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

SSB2

Plaza Ballroom D, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

SSB3


WB01


WB02

Governor’s Square10, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

WB03

Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

WB04

Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2 Level

WB05


WB06


WB07


WB08

Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

WB10


WB11


SSB1

WB12


Plaza Ballroom F, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

nd

SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SESSIONS ASB1


ASB2


ASB3


ASB4


CLINICAL PRACTICE INNOVATIONS ORAL PRESENTATION SESSION CPIB

Terrace Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

CUB3 Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

Update in Medical Education Category: Medical Education Scholarship Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Medical Education Committee Coordinator: Shobhina G. Chheda, MD, MPH, FACP, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin Additional Faculty: Carol K. Bates, MD, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School; Kathel Dunn, PhD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Reena Karani, MD, MHPE, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Lisa L. Willett, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham

The Business of Medicine: Making Change Happen Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: Michael H. Perskin, MD, Department of Medicine, New York University Additional Faculty: Jane Brock, MD, MSPH, Colorado Foundation for Medical Care; Thomas McGinn, MD, North Shore-LIJ Health System, Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine; Rulon Stacey, University of Colorado Health

SSB2

CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION B

Plaza Ballroom D, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

CVB

Competency-Based Medical Education: Focus on Undergraduate Medical Education

Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

CUB1 Plaza Ballroom E, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

Update in the Care of the Cancer Survivor Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Larissa Nekhlyudov, MD, MPH, Associate Professor, Department of Population Medicine, Harvard Medical School Additional Faculty: Linda Overholser, MD, MPH, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine; Kimberly Peairs, MD, Johns Hopkins Medical Institution; Emily S. Tonorezos, MD, MPH, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Weill Cornell Medical College

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Michael Green, MD, MSc, Department of Medicine, Yale University Additional Faculty: Robert Englander, MD, MPH, Association of American Medical Colleges; Alan L. Hull, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University; Aloysius Humbert, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine

SSB3 Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

Report from the National Commission on Physician Payment Reform Session Coordinator: Steven Schroeder, MD, Chair, National Commission on Physician Payment Reform, Distinguished Professor of Health and Health Care at the University of California, San Francisco

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Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION b | 3:30 – 5:00 pm WB01

WB06



Writing Curriculum Vitaes and Preparing to Interview

Building Teams to Transform Primary Care: Theory and Practice

Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Stacy Higgins, MD, Department of Medicine, Emory University Additional Faculty: Bimal Ashar, MD, Johns Hopkins University; Jeanne M. Clark, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University; Bennett Lee, MD, MPH, Virginia Commonwealth University; Rachel B. Levine, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University; Amanda Salanitro, MD, MS, MSPH, Vanderbilt University

WB02

Category: Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Coordinator: Erika Pabo, MD, MBA, Center for Primary Care, Harvard Medical School Additional Faculty: Asaf Bitton, MD, MPH, Harvard Medical School; Sara Singer, PhD, Harvard School of Public Health; Jonathan R. Sugarman, MD, MPH, Qualis Health

Governor’s Square10, Plaza Building, Concourse Level

WB07

Exercise Prescription: Just Do It! Effective Therapy for Chronic Medical Problems


Teaching Leadership, Management and Innovation Skills to the Generalist Leader of the Future Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: Somava Stout, MD, MS, CHA Leadership Academy, Cambridge Health Alliance Additional Faculty: Andrew L. Ellner, MD, Harvard Medical School; Marcia C. Lidman, MSW, Cambridge Health Alliance; Russell Phillips, MD, Harvard Medical School; Hilary Worthen, MD, University of California, San Francisco

WB03 Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Breaking Bad News: A Workshop for Clinicians and Clinician-Educators Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Joan B. Ritter, MD, Department of Medicine, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Additional Faculty: April S. Fitzgerald, MD, Johns Hopkins; Timothy Krohe, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center; Aliza Levine, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

WB04

WB08 Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Designing a Resident Curriculum in Public Health Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Jillian S. Catalanotti, MD, MPH, Division of General Internal Medicine, George Washington University Additional Faculty: Anne Cioletti, MD, George Washington University; Monique Duwell, MD, George Washington University; David K. Popiel, MD, MPH, George Washington University

Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Armchair Advocacy: The Art and Craft of the Op-Ed

WB10

Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Anna Reisman, MD, Yale School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Louise Aronson, MD, MFA, University of California, San Francisco; Alice H. Chen, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco; Lisa Sanders, MD, Yale School of Medicine; Jennifer Siegel, MD, Boston Medical Center


Directing an Ensemble: Optimizing Your Small Group Teaching Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Deborah Korenstein, MD, Department of Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Linda DeCherrie, MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Lauren Peccoralo, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Erika Yamada, MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine

WB05 Denver Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

A Curricular Toolkit for Teaching Advocacy Skills: Engaging Learners in the Quest for Health Equity Inside and Beyond the Examination Room

WB11

Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Jeremy Long, MD, Department of GIM, Denver Health Additional Faculty: Christine Gilroy, MD, MSPH, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Rita Lee, MD, University of Colorado School of Medicine


Attending 101: Everything You Want and Need To Know Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Lee Park, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Jocelyn A. Carter, MD, MPH, Massachusetts General Hospital; Gwen Crevensten, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital; Bradley Monash, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Kerri L. Palamara, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital; Bradley A. Sharpe, MD, University of California, San Francisco


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Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Heidi Powell, MD, Department of Medicine, University of Washington Additional Faculty: Deborah Greenberg, MD, University of Washington

Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION b | 3:30 – 5:00 pm WB12

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The Role of the PCP in Preventive Cancer Screening Using a Novel Population Management System Steven J. Atlas; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Adrian Zai; Yuchiao Chang; Sanja Percac-Lima; Douglas Levy; Richard W. Grant

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Self-audit increases clinician-driven universal HIV screening among internal medicine residents Joshua Barocas; Meghan Brennan; Christopher Crnich; Timothy Hess; Ajay Sethi; James M. Sosman

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Prevention of anal condyloma with quadrivalent human papillomavirus vaccination of older men who have sex with men: A nonconcurrent cohort study Kristin Swedish; Stephen E. Goldstone


Are You Pro Prempro? An Evidence-Based User’s Guide to Post-Menopausal Hormone Therapy Category: Women’s Health Coordinator: Anna K. Donovan, MD, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Small Group Discussion Leaders: Rachel Bonnema, MD, MS, University of Nebraska College of Medicine; Jennifer Corbelli, MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Melissa McNeil, MD, MPH, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Anu Munshi, MD, MS, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Abstract Session B1 Hamolsky Finalists

Abstract Session B3 Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management

Directors Row H, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level

Directors Row I, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level

Moderator: Barbara J. Turner, MD, MSEd, MA, MACP, Past President, SGIM 2005-2006

Moderators: Jennifer L. Kraschnewski, MD, MPH and Joyce Wing-Yi Tang, MD

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Crossing boundaries: what is needed to realize a comprehensive model of advance care planning? Sangeeta Ahluwalia; David Bekelman; Thomas J. Prendergast; Alexis K. Huynh; Karl Lorenz

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Effect of a hospitalist-run post-discharge clinic on adverse postdischarge outcomes Robert Burke; Emily Whitfield; Allan V. Prochazka

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Perceived risk for type 2 diabetes among women with a history of gestational diabetes Joyce W. Tang; Kenzie A. Cameron; Javiera Pumarino; Alan Peaceman; Ronald T. Ackermann

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The Association Between Care Coordination and Health Outcomes in Episodes of Care Craig Pollack; Eric Schneider; Julie Lai; Robert Rudin; Steven Fox; Peter S. Hussey

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Trends in and Correlates of Awareness of a Prediabetes Diagnosis among US Adults Jeffrey T. Kullgren; HwaJung Choi; Michele Heisler

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Through a Gender Lens: A View of Gender and Leadership Positions in the Department of Medicine at an Academic Medical Center Anne Monroe; Rachel Levine; Jeanne M. Clark; Janet Bickel; Linda Smith Resar

Community-Partnered Cluster-Randomized Comparative Effectiveness Trial of Community Engagement and Planning or Program Technical Assistance to Address Depression Disparities Michael Ong; Kenneth B. Wells; Loretta Jones; Bowen Chung; Elizabeth Dixon; Lingqi Tang; James Gilmore; Cathy Sherbourne; Victoria K. Ngo; Susan E. Stockdale; Esmeralda Ramos; Thomas R. Belin; Jeanne Miranda

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Patterns of Hospice Care Among Veterans and Non-Veterans Melissa W. Wachterman; Steven R. Simon; Stuart R. Lipsitz; Nancy L. Keating

Validation of a novel self-report instrument for measuring panel management in primary care Elizabeth Rogers; Danielle Hessler; Rachel Willard-Grace; Kate Dube; Reena Gupta; Thomas Bodenheimer; Kevin Grumbach

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Decline in Internal Medicine Residents’ ACLS Experience in the Modern Training Era Eric A. Young; Kristin A. Stratton; Michael Brin

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Accurate Disease Attribution Is a Hurdle for Development of a Pay for Performance Reimbursement Model Jennifer Zreloff; Jillian Gaumond; Jason Higdon

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Impact of a Population Management System on Physician Perceived Time Devoted to Preventive Cancer Screening Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Charlotte E. Ward; Douglas Levy; Adrian Zai; Richard W. Grant; Steven J. Atlas

Abstract Session B2 Preventive Medicine Directors Row E, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level Moderators: Howard S. Gordon, MD and Christianne L. Roumie, MD, MPH 1.

Randomized intervention to promote physical activity of internal medicine residents Anne N. Thorndike; Sarah Mills; Lillian Sonnenberg; Deepak Palakshappa; Tian Gao; Cindy T. Pau; Susan Regan

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A Mixed-Methods Randomized Controlled Trial of Employer Matching of Deposit Contracts to Promote Weight Loss Jeffrey T. Kullgren; Andrea B. Troxel; George Loewenstein; Laurie Norton; Dana Gatto; Yuanyuan Tao; Jingsan Zhu; Heather Schofield; Judy A. Shea; David A. Asch; Thomas Pellathy; Jay Driggers; Kevin G. Volpp

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Breast Cancer Screening before and after the 2009 USPSTF Guideline Changes James F. Wharam; Fang Zhang; Bruce E. Landon; Claire Canning; Steve Soumerai; Dennis Ross-Degnan

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Thursday CONCURRENT SESSION b | 3:30 – 5:00 pm Abstract Session B4 Joint SGIM-American Academy on Communication in Healthcare (AACH) Abstract Session

Clinical VignDate Session B Granulomas: TB or not TB?

Directors Row J, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level

Discussant: Dan P. Hunt, MD, Chief, Hospital Medicine Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital Medicine

Columbine Room, Tower Bldg. Terrace

Moderator: Somnath Saha MD, MPH 1.

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Hospice Enrollment Preferences Among Physicians and the Timing of Their End-of-Life Care Discussions with Terminally-Ill Cancer Patients Michael Pang-Hsiang Liu; Garrett M. Chinn; Nancy L. Keating Relation of antihypertensive treatment intensification to patientprovider communication about adherence to medications Varsha Vimalananda; Barbara G. Bokhour; Jeffrey Solomon Language Interpretation Errors and their Clinical Significance in the Medical Encounters of Spanish-speaking Latinos. Jasmine Santoyo-Olsson; Anna M. Napoles; Leah Karliner; Eliseo J. Perez-Stable

A puzzling case of Mycobacterium abscessus Amrita John; Steven Opal

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The Great Imitator Strikes Again Joshua K. Sabari; Anna Platovsky; Matthew Shaines

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Exudative pleural effusion in a Haitian Man Traci Fraser; Jordan B. Strom; Lee Park

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Luckily it is Not the Worst Case Scenario: Disseminated Histoplasmosis Presenting as a Wasting Syndrome with Hypercalcemia Monalee Patel-Chheda; Miles Raizada; Subhan Ahmed; Ruba A. Halloush; Faisal Khasawneh

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A case of erythema nodosum leprosum in a 23-year-old Marshallese man presenting with rash. Erin Liu; Chunrong Lin; Kuo-Chiang Lian

Clinical Practice Innovations Session B

A randomized, controlled trial of alternative forms of feedback on glycemic control in patients with poorly controlled diabetes Anjali Gopalan; Emin Tahirovic; Haley Moss; Andrea B. Troxel; Jingsan Zhu; Kevin G. Volpp Patient and Physician Satisfaction With an Electronic Medical Record (EMR): Correlations With Computer Activity Neil J. Farber; Yunan Chen; Alan Calvitti; Richard L. Street; Danielle Zuest; Lin Liu; Kristin Bell; Mark Gabuzda; Barbara Gray; Zia Agha

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Terrace Room, Tower Bldg, Terrace Level Moderators: Michael Weiner, MD, MPH, and Laura Loertscher, MD, Chair and Co-Chair, Clinical Practice Innovations, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting 1. Letting patients decide: a novel strategy for increasing use of patient decision aids in primary care Leigh H. Simmons; Karen R. Sepucha; Lauren Leavitt 2. Multidisciplinary longitudinal approach toward patients with high admission rates Anunta Virapongse; June Ree; Wendy Daisley; Erin Sullivan; Caridad Aguirre-Pellicer; Michael Greenblatt; Diane Ackroyd; Nicole Lapinel; Kathleen Kane; Miriam Raport; Mary McGinn 3. A population management system for improving colorectal screening rates in a primary care setting Charlotte A. Wu; Amara L. Mulder; Manuela V. Costa; Adrian Zai; Lori Tishler; John R. Saltzman; Asaf Bitton; Andrew L. Ellner 4. Providing timely, low-cost, access to specialty care in a fee-for-service setting: Implementation of an eConsult system Nathaniel Gleason; Jennifer J. Monacelli; Chanda Ho; Michael Wang; Don Collado; Ralph Gonzales 5. Establishing Attending Physician Safety and Quality Metrics: Selection and Piloting of National Performance Measures for Individual Hospitalists Henry J. Michtalik; Peter J. Pronovost; Redonda G. Miller; Jill A. Marsteller; Joanne E. Spetz; Daniel Brotman; Daniel E. Ford


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“Who’s on First?” in the Chaos of Shared Decision Making: A Study of Doctor, Patient, and Objective Ratings of Shared Decision Making Using Directly Observed Encounters Patrick G. O’Malley; Dorothy Becher; Gretchen Rickards; Janice L. Hanson; Jeffrey L. Jackson

Thursday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level

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Patient Self-Report of Colorectal Cancer Screening Discussions with Primary Care Physicians: What Screening Options are Being Discussed and What Options Are Being Missed? Vanessa Ramirez-Zohfeld; Alfred W. Rademaker; Nancy C. Dolan; M. Rosario Ferreira; William L. Galanter; Jonathan M. Radosta; Dachao Liu; Milton “Mickey” Eder; Francisco Acosta; Kenzie A. Cameron

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Impact of Hypothetical Genetic Breast Cancer Risk Information on Behavioral Intentions Monica Ferguson; E. P. Wileyto; Carrie Inge; Marilyn M. Schapira

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Implementing a Tracking and Feedback Registry Innovation to Improve Coordination of Adjuvant Therapies in Breast Cancer Nina A. Bickell; Rebeca Franco; Allie Moss; Zoe Lawrence; Ann S. McAlearney


Cancer Research

Posters 15-22


Posters 23-32


Posters 33-35

Global Health/Preparedness

Posters 34-59


Posters 60-67

Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice

Posters 68-81


Posters 82-96


Posters 97-103

Mental Health and/ Substance Abuse

Posters 104-115


Posters 116-119

Preventive Medicine

Posters 120-122

Qualitative Research

Posters 123-145


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The role of phlebotomy in improving the patient experience of care Neil N. Shah; Carol T. DiMeo; Herve Jean-Baptiste; Rebecca Osgood; Nicolas Nguyen; David Elvin Was a decision made? An assessment of discordance among patients and physicians in a medical oncology encounter. Aaron L. Leppin; Katherine M. James; Cara A. Fernandez; Ashok Kumbamu; Kathleen J. Yost; Victor M. Montori; Jon C. Tilburt

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Deficient Cancer Screening Discussions: Results from a National Survey Richard Hoffman; Joann G. Elmore; Kathleen Fairfield; Bethany Gerstein; Michael Pignone; Carrie A. Levin

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Poorly Informed Decision Making for Cancer Screening: Results from a National Survey Richard Hoffman; Joann G. Elmore; Kathleen Fairfield; Bethany Gerstein; Michael Pignone; Carrie A. Levin

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Promoting Colorectal Cancer Screening among Urban American Indian and Alaska Native Elders: Identifying and Addressing Cultural Issues, Knowledge and Beliefs Related to Colorectal Cancer and Screening Shin-Ping Tu; Deborah Bassett; Emily R. Van Dyke

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Disparities In Surgery For Early Stage Lung Cancer: Do Comorbidities Affect Surgical Survival Differently? Samuel Cykert; Lloyd Edwards; Paul Walker; Franklin McGuire; Peggye Dilworth-Anderson Vitamin D and Racial Differences in Prostate Cancer Incidence and Mortality Glen Taksler; David M. Cutler; Edward Giovannucci; Matthew R. Smith; Nancy L. Keating Bosnian, Iraqi, and Somali refugee women speak: A comparative study of refugee health beliefs on preventive health and breast cancer screening Sanja Percac-Lima; Barbara Bond; Altaf Saadi

12. Self-referral to cancer specialists and quality of care Craig Pollack; Afshin Rastegar; Nancy L. Keating; John Adams; Maria Pisu; Katherine L. Kahn 13.

Knowledge is Power: Pilot Testing a Brochure to Improve the Communication of Mammogram Results to Urban Black Women Erin N. Marcus; Tulay Koru-Sengul; Feng Miao; Ada P. Romilly; Olveen Carrasquillo

14. Breast Cancer Patients’ Beliefs and Adherence to Hormonal Therapy Jenny J. Lin; Jennifer Chuang; Liliana Serrano; Nina A. Bickell; Juan P. Wisnivesky 15.

Shared Decision Making Education to Implement Practice Change: Impact on Patients’ Satisfaction with Physician Communication and Confidence in Decision Ade B. Olomu; Venu Gourineni; Steven Pierce; Margaret Holmes Rovner

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Medical decision-making preference in Vietnamese inpatients versus English-speaking, non-Vietnamese inpatients Dan-Vinh Nguyen; Cheryl Ho; Ahmad Kamal; Sara Doorley

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Clinical decision-making after portable chest x-rays with ‘retrocardiac infiltrate’ in adult inpatients Samuel E. Cohen; Calie Santana

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The relationship between physician uncertainty and CRC screening recommendations in elderly patients Carmen L. Lewis

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Atherosclerotic Renal Artery Stenosis (ARAS): Who Should Be Screened and by Whom? Ralph DeBiasi; Srinath Adusumalli; Robert Schainfeld; Michael R. Jaff

20. Primary Care Internal Medicine Workload Outside The Clinic Encounter: A Volume/Time Study Lori A. Brown; Neil J. Farber; Jessica J. Chen; John Fontanesi 21. Development of an instrument to measure the quality of treatment decisions for asymptomatic carotid artery disease Ethan Halm; Jasmin Tiro; Colin Nelson; Kim Batchelor; Lei Xuan; Carol Cosenza; Karen R. Sepucha 22. Cost Savings Attributable To A Continuous Monitoring System In A Medical-Surgical Unit Sarah P. Slight; Calvin Franz; Michael Olugbile; Harvey V. Brown; David W. Bates; Eyal Zimlichman 23. Glucagon-Like Peptide-1-Based Therapies and Risk of Hospitalization for Acute Pancreatitis in Type 2 Diabetes: Population Based Matched Case-Control Study Sonal Singh; Hsien-Yen Chang; Thomas M. Richards; Jonathan Weiner; Jeanne M. Clark; Jodi B. Segal 24. Antibiotic Prescribing for Adults with Acute Bronchitis in the United States, 1997-2010 Michael L. Barnett; Jeffrey A. Linder 25. Antibiotic Prescribing for Adults with Sore Throat in the United States, 1997-2010 Michael L. Barnett; Jeffrey A. Linder

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Thursday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 26. The Effect of Language Congruency on the Out-Of-Hospital (OOH) Management of Chest Pain Madeline Sterling; Sandra Echeverria; Mark Merlin 27. Patient Perceptions about Antibiotic Treatment for Acute Cough: A Qualitative Study Patrick P. Dempsey; Alexandra C. Businger; Lauren E. Whaley; Jeffrey A. Linder

41. Community Partnered Participatory Research (CPPR) as an Effective Method for Developing New Paradigms for the Recruitment and Retention of Underrepresented Populations in Medical Research. Ibrahima Sankare; Rachelle Bross; Arleen Brown; Keyonna M. King; Loretta Jones; D’Ann Morris; Keith C. Norris; Felica U. Jones; Aziza L. Wright; Sigrid K. Madrigal; Dennishia Banner; Roberto Vargas; Nell Forge; Lujia Zhang; Katherine L. Kahn

28. Identifying medication discrepancies through linked administrative pharmacy claims Dominique Comer; Joseph Couto; Ruth T. Aguiar; Edward Ratledge; Daniel J. Elliott

42. Predictors of cross-cultural care preparedness among physicians and nurses in Lausanne, Switzerland Alejandra Casillas; Sophie Paroz; Alexander Green; Hans Wolff; Patrick Bodenmann

29. Understanding time spent above and below the target range among patients receiving warfarin Zayd A. Razouki; Adam Rose

43. A Strategy to Engage Community Based Organizations in Building Research Capacity Crispin N. Goytia; Barbara Brenner; Peggy M. Shepard; Lea RiveraTodaro; Carol Horowitz

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44. Needle and syringe exchange programs: acceptability and safety of retractable syringes for IV drug users in the largest pre-trial prison in Switzerland Hans Wolff; Javier Barro; Alejandra Casillas; Thierry Favrod-Coune; Anne Francois; Jean-Pierre Rieder; Mariem Baroudi; Laurent Gétaz; Barbara Broers 45. Challenges to controlling hypertension in minority men of low socioeconomic status. Stewart B. Reed; Jose J. Escarce; Suzanne B. Shu; Craig R. Fox; Noah J. Goldstein; Ronald G. Victor; Estivali Villa; Rocio Castaneda; Chi-Hong Tseng; Martin F. Shapiro

Cancer Type Predicts Outcomes of Warfarin Therapy Daniel B. Ambrus; Joel Reisman; Adam Rose

32. Partner Notification Practices among HIV-Infected Men E. J. Edelman; Kirsha S. Gordon; Matthew Hogben; Stephen Crystal; Kendall Bryant; Amy C. Justice; David A. Fiellin

46. The Design of the HCNI, a Community Partnered Approach to CVD Risk Factor Reduction in South Los Angeles. Arleen Brown; D’Ann M. Morris; Katherine L. Kahn; Roberto Vargas; Aziza L. Wright; Felica U. Jones; Nell Forge; Keith C. Norris; Astrea Flowers; Ibrahima Sankare; Keyonna M. King; Lujia Zhang; Sigrid K. Madrigal; Dennishia Banner; Rachelle Bross; Orwilda L. Pitts; Loretta Jones

33. National Trends in the Management of Back and Neck Pain John N. Mafi; Ellen P. McCarthy; Roger B. Davis; Bruce E. Landon 34. Duration of use of extended-release (ER) oxycodone, ER morphine, and celecoxib among adults with cancer and non-cancer pain Angela DeVeaugh-Geiss; Aditi Kadakia; Howard D. Chilcoat; Paul Coplan

47. Patients’ Understanding of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Messages Tiffany Brown; Namratha R. Kandula; Muriel Jean-Jacques; Ingrid N. Guzman; Stephen D. Persell

35. Sexual and reproductive health awareness among female high school students in India. Chiti Parikh; Erica Phillips; Nicole Sirotin

48. Perceived Discrimination among Patients with Sickle Cell Disease: Association with Clinical Outcomes Mary Catherine Beach; Carlton Haywood; Sophie Lanzkron; Gladys Onojobi; Shawn M. Bediako; Charles Jonassaint; Marie Diener-West; Jennifer Haythornthwaite

36. Smoking Behavior and Use of Tobacco Industry Sponsored Websites among Medical Students and Recent Graduates In Argentina Raul Mejia; Maria Victoria Salgado; Celia P. Kaplan; Eliseo J. PerezStable 37.

Effectiveness Of An Intervention To Teach Physicians In A MiddleIncome Country How To Help Their Patients Quit Smoking. Raul Mejia; Celia P. Kaplan; M. Alderete; L. Peña; Steve Gregorich; V. Schoj; Ethel Alderete; Eliseo J. Perez-Stable

49. Incarceration is associated with worse health outcomes and antiretroviral adherence among HIV-infected patients Emily A. Wang; Kathleen A. McGinnis; Kathleen M. Akgün; Jennifer Edelman; Amy C. Justice; David Rimland; Karen Wang; David A. Fiellin

38. Sex, Race, and Consideration of Weight Loss Surgery by Obese Primary Care Patients Christina C. Wee; Karen W. Huskey; Dragana Bolcic-Jankovic; Mary Ellen Colten; Roger B. Davis; Mary Beth Hamel

50. High Rates of Diabetes in Asian Subgroups: A Case for Use of the Asian BMI Categories Jane Jih; Alka M. Kanaya; Tung T. Nguyen

39. Health Status, Health Care Utilization, and Legal Incidents Following Traumatic Brain Injury in Homeless and Vulnerably Housed Adults in Three Canadian Cities Matthew To; Kristen O’Brien; Anita Palepu; Anita M. Hubley; Susan Farrell; Tim Aubry; Evie Gogosis; Wendy Muckle; Stephen Hwang 40. Racial disparities in the use of catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation and flutter Leonardo Tamariz; Alexis P. Rodriguez; Robert Myerburg; Hua Li; Ana M. Palacio

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Frequent Users of the Emergency Department in a Country with Universal Health Coverage: A Prospective Controlled CrossSectional Study Patrick Bodenmann; Fabrice Althaus; Stephanie Stucki; Corine Ansermet; Sophie Guyot; Katia Iglesias; Sophie Paroz; Lionel Trueb; Olivier Hugli; Jean-Bernard Daeppen

52. “I’m not sweating my hair out”: Overcoming Physical Activity Barriers in African American women Amy G. Huebschmann; Lucille C. Johnson; Andrea L. Dunn 53. Reasons for High Stress Levels in an Inner City Outpatient Population Kimberley Lee; Madhav Goyal


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30. The Symptoms of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, GERD, Are Correlated with Body Mass Index, AST/ALT Ratio and Insulin Resistance in Patients With Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease In Japan Motoshi Fujiwara; Yuichiro Eguchi; Hidetoshi Aihara; Naoko E. Furukawa; Hitoshi Eguchi; Masaki Tago; Motosuke Tomonaga; Tsuneaki Yoshioka; Masaki Hyakutake; Yuta Sakanishi; Itaru Kyoraku; Takashi Sugioka; Kazuma Fujimoto; Shu-ichi Yamashita

Thursday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 54. Limited Health Literacy is Common in Former Prison Inmates Mim Ari; Joel Hirsh; Brenda Beaty; Ingrid A. Binswanger 55. Relationship between Self-Assessed and Tested Non-English Language Proficiency among Primary Care Providers Lisa C. Diamond; Sukyung Chung; Warren Ferguson; Elizabeth A. Jacobs; Francesca Gany 56. Low Educational Attainment is Associated with Greater Time Out of Glycemic Control and Increased Kidney Disease in Diabetes Patients: A Longitudinal Analysis Seth A. Berkowitz; Wei He; Yuchiao Chang; Steven J. Atlas; James Meigs; Deborah J. Wexler 57.

Reach of an Effective, Nationally-Available, Low-Cost, Peer-Led, Nonprofit Weight Loss Program in Medically Underserved Areas Nia S. Mitchell; Ariann F. Nassel

58. A Valid Measure of Health-related Trust for Use in Diverse Populations Rebecca J. Schwei; Paul Rathouz; Seung W. Choi; Elizabeth A. Jacobs 59. Eligibility and recruitment rates by venue type for two communitybased randomized control trials for older Black men: Implications for health disparities research Jordan Plumhoff 60. Rural Minority Willingness to Participate in HIV Clinical Trials Malika Roman Isler; Lloyd Edwards; Alison Halpern; Margaret Miles; Giselle Corbie-Smith 61.

63. National Survey of Physicians’ Cost Consciousness Susan D. Goold; Katherine M. James; Matthew Wynia; Bjorg Thorsteinsdottir; Robert Sheeler; Jason Egginton; Mark Liebow; Jon C. Tilburt 64. Physician Views of Cost-containment Strategies Susan D. Goold; Jon C. Tilburt; Matthew Wynia; Katherine M. James; Robert Sheeler; Jason Egginton; Mark Liebow; Bjorg Thorsteinsdottir; Marion Danis 65. Predictors of U.S. Physician Reactions to the Affordable Care Act Jon C. Tilburt; Ryan M. Antiel; Katherine M. James; Jason Egginton; Robert Sheeler; Mark Liebow; Susan D. Goold 66. Neighborhood Disadvantage and Disorder and Adolescent Weight Change Over Time Adebowale Odulana; Asheley C. Skinner; Crystal W. Cene; Tamera Coyne-Beasely; Andrew J. Perrin; Giselle Corbie-Smith; Eliana M. Perrin Latino Population Change and Uncompensated Care in California Hospitals, 2000-2010 Matthew O’Brien; Jie Chen; Jeremy Mennis; Victor Alos; David Grande; Alex Ortega

68. A Census of State-Based Consumer Health Care Price Websites Jeffrey T. Kullgren; Katia A. Duey; Rachel M. Werner 69. Impact of Massachusetts Health Care Reform on Insurance Coverage, Access to and Receipt of Care and Health Status among Patients with Cardiovascular Disease or Risk Factors Danny McCormick; Amresh D. Hanchate; Karen E. Lasser; Mengyun Lin; Meredith D’Amore; Nancy R. Kressin 70. Specialists’ attitudes in Japan towards the hospitalist model of care Gautam A. Deshpande; Sachiko Ohde; Osamu Takahashi; Tsuguya Fukui

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Hospitalist Physician Workload: Does it Matter? Daniel J. Elliott; Paul Kolm; Robert Young; Ruth T. Aguiar; Joanne C. Brice

72. Comparing the Time Required to Complete Risk Assessment Models for Venous Thromboembolism Kassem Bourgi; Matthew George; Rami Abboud; Sana Ali; David Paje; Scott Kaatz 73. Chronic opioid therapy in hospitalized patients: common but not immutable Hilary Mosher; Lan Jiang; Mary Vaughan Sarrazin 74. Patient and regimen characteristics predict medication errors after hospital discharge Amanda Salanitro; Amy P. Myers; Courtney Cawthon; Cardella L. Leak; Julia M. Jacobsen; Joanna S. Lee; Samuel K. Nwosu; Jonathan S. Schildcrout; John F. Schnelle; Ted Speroff; Sunil Kripalani 75.

Timing of Post-Discharge Venous Thromboembolic Events and Effect of Prophylaxis in Hospitalized Medicine Patients Paul Grant; M. Todd Greene; Steven J. Bernstein; Julie N. Wietzke; Kristen Cowan; Elizabeth McLaughlin; Scott Kaatz; David Paje; Bobby Lee; James Barron; Scott Flanders

76. Evaluation of AHA Recommendations for Cardiac Monitoring in a Noncritical Setting Matthew T. Cerasale; Carlos Calle; David Paje 77.

Factors Affecting the Health Literacy of Hispanic Adults Living in the US Rosette Chakkalakal; Lee Sanders; Shonna Yin; Eliana M. Perrin; Russell L. Rothman

62. Unstable Housing as a Risk Factor for Poor Diabetes and Hypertension Control Michael S. Wolf; Elizabeth A. Bojarski; Laura Curtis; Stacy Bailey; Hilary K. Seligman

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A multi-institution retrospective study on causative diseases and diagnostic methods for fevers of unknown origin in Japan: A project of the Japanese Society of General Hospital Medicine Toshio Naito; Fujiko Mitsumoto; Hiroyuki Morita; Masafumi Mizooka; Shiro Oono; Akira Ukimura; Keito Torikai; Kenji Kanazawa; Masashi Yamanouchi; Susumu Tazuma; Jun Hayashi

78. HIT Happens: The Inpatient Dilemma of Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia Pooja Kumar; Surekha Maddula; Robert E. Graham 79.

Treatment with Dalteparin is Associated with Lower Risk of Bleeding Compared to Treatment with Unfractionated Heparin, in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease. Doyun Park; Margarita Kushnir; Manuela Calvo; Clemencia Solorzano; Mark Sinnet; Henny H. Billett; William Southern

80. Identification Of High-Needs Patients During Care Hand-offs Joshua T. Hanson; Joanna Linsteadt; Luci Leykum 81.

Do Physicians and Patients Discuss the Hospital Plan of Care? Zackary Berger; Sosena Kebede; Mary Catherine Beach

82. The Effect of Attending Discontinuity on Quality of Care at a University-based Internal Medicine Program Charlie M. Wray; Adarsh Sai; Waheed Baqai; David H. Kim; Lawrence Loo 83. Rheumatoid Arthritis is Associated with Disturbed Macrovascular but not MIcrovascular Function Ra’ad Tashman; Ivy Ku; Peter Ganz; Priscilla Hsue; John Imboden; Carl Grunfeld; Jonathan Graf 84. Off-Label Use of Ondansetron in Hospitalized Medical Patients: Prevalence, Patterns and Predictors Sarah Hartley; Latoya Kuhn; Staci Valley; Nabil Fallouh; Kathleen Dussan; Stephanie Judd; Susan L. Murphy; Sanjay Saint; Vineet Chopra 85. The association of prior cultural competence training and perceptions of the departmental environment with self-reported cross-cultural behaviors in practice Rebeca Rios; Tanjala S. Purnell; Jessie K. Kimbrough-Sugick; Letitia Wright; Stephen Sisson; Brian K. Gibbs; Leonard S. Feldman; Rosalyn W. Stewart; Lisa A. Cooper 86. Standard Work-Hour Reporting Inaccurately Reflects Actual Hours Worked During 16-Hour Long Call Shifts Jed Gonzalo; Julius J. Yang; Long Ngo; Alicia Clark; Eileen E. Reynolds; Shoshana Herzig


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Teaching discharge planning to sub-interns: a trial studying the effect of multi-disciplinary rounds Ankur Segon; Julie L. Mitchell; Michael Frank; Martin Muntz; Jaren G. Thomas; Kerrie Quirk

103. The Role of Social Support in Drug and Alcohol Use among Former Prison Inmates Susan L. Calcaterra; Ingrid A. Binswanger; Brenda Beaty 104. Medical and legal consequences of ongoing drug use among young injection drug users infected with hepatitis C virus Joshua A. Barocas; Shawnika J. Hull; James M. Sosman; Ajay Sethi; John J. Fangman; Ryan Westergaard

88. Withdrawn By Author 89. Resident Attitudes, Knowledge and Behaviors Regarding an Electronic Incident Reporting System Jessica A. Eng; Jonathan Hatoun; Constance Liu; Laura Blum-Smith; Sandra Shea; Winnie Suen

105. Smoking-attributable mortality among homeless adults in Boston Travis P. Baggett; Nancy A. Rigotti

90. Student-Run Clinics as Medical Student Scholarly Homes for General Internal Medicine Scott A. Elman; Linda Wang; Alexandra E. Bachorik; Laura A. Huppert; Nandini C. Palaniappa; Noa Simchoni; Matthew A. Spinelli; David C. Thomas; Rebecca Berman; Yasmin S. Meah

106. Achieving communication between primary care and mental health: why is it so difficult, even in the VA? A quality improvement approach. Evelyn Chang; Kenneth B. Wells; Alexander S. Young; Susan E. Stockdale; Jacqueline Fickel; Megan Johnson; Kevin Jou; Lisa V. Rubenstein

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107. Improvement of Depression Symptoms with Vilazodone Treatment: MADRS Single Item Shift Analyses Larry Culpepper; Anjana Bose; Maju Mathews; John Edwards

New graduate medical education teaching strategies in a postACGME work-hour mandated environment. Christa Nevin; Donald M. Dempsey; Martin Rodriguez; Andrea Cherrington; Mukesh Patel; Niveditha Thota; Erin Snyder; Angelo L. Gaffo; Joseph Barney; Matthew Wyatt; Brita Roy; David Daly; James H. Willig

92. Promoting Learner-centered Education in Morning Reports Leah Tudtud-Hans; Sam Baz; Lawrence Loo

109. Role of the primary care provider (PCP) in the care of patients with low risk prostate cancer: a qualitative study Zackary Berger; H. B. Carter; Craig E. Pollack

93. A national study of internists’ point of care learning Michael Green; Siddharta Reddy; Eric Holmboe

110. Hospital Readmissions among Indigent HIV-infected Patients: a Movement toward Medical Home Model Interventions Reshma Gupta; Shireesha Dhanireddy

94. Linking Skills Assessment with Patient Outcomes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis David A. Cook; Ryan Brydges; Benjamin Zendejas; Rose Hatala

111. Survey findings on medical home implementation and team functioning in VHA primary care Emily D. Dolan; Christian Helfrich; Karin M. Nelson; Gordon Schectman; Richard Stark; Stephan D. Fihn

95. Patient Safety and Interprofessional Collaboration Assessment: A Distinct Skills Set for Medical Students Jennifer Adams; Marc Triola; Maja Djukic; Linda Tewksbury; Sabrina W. Lee; Sondra Zabar; Kathleen Hanley; Colleen Gillespie

112. The relationship between PCP panel size and continuity of VA primary care David A. Katz; Kimberly McCoy; Mary Vaugha Sarrazin

96. Assessing Student Needs for Leadership Skills Training in Medical School April S. Fitzgerald; Redonda G. Miller; David M. Levine; Mary Catherine Beach; Bimal Ashar 97.

Thursday

108. Subthreshold PTSD in Military Service Members Returning from Iraq and Afghanistan Michael Roy; Michelle Costanzo; Patricia Taylor; Suzanne Leaman

113. Diabetes Control: Is Travel Time to Primary Care Provider Associated with Changes in Hemoglobin A1c? A Preliminary Geospatial Analysis. Andrew P. Wilper; Rick Tivis

Physicians Caring for Physicians - A Quantitative Survey J. H. Isaacson; Kathryn Teng; Sarah Schramm; Sam Butler; Michael Felver; Craig Nielsen; Carmen Paradis; Michael B. Rothberg

114. The impact of an HIV adherence informatics intervention on patientprovider communication about ART adherence Barbara G. Bokhour; Jeffrey Solomon; Michael B. Laws; Allen L. Gifford; Matthew B. Goetz

98. Do Letters of Recommendation Predict Success in Medical School? Elexis McBee; Gretchen Rickards; Nathalie Paolino; Charles D. Magee; Kent DeZee

115. The Association of Health Literacy with Illness and Medication Beliefs Among Older Adults with Asthma Alex Federman; Michael S. Wolf; Anastasia Sofianou; Melissa Martynenko; Ethan Halm; Howard Leventhal; Juan P. Wisnivesky

99. See One, Do More than One, and Actually Learn Something in the Process! The Effectiveness of a Randomized Musculoskeletal Curriculum in the Teaching and Retention of Knowledge and Skills Cindy Sadikot; Sharon Leung; Darlene LeFrancois

116. A Randomized Trial of Two Approaches to Training Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Home Healthcare Providers on Motivational Interviewing for Tobacco Cessation Steven Fu; Craig Roth; Catherine Battaglia; David Nelson; Melissa Farmer; Tam Do; Michael Goldstein; Rahul Kavathekar; Rachel Widome; Hildi Hagedorne; Alan Zillich

100. Improving resident understanding of the health literacy of the community through the Lay Health Educator Program Panagis Galiatsatos; Rebeca Rios; William D. Hale; Jessica Colburn; Colleen Christmas 101. Are physician and nurse practitioner trainees building an interprofessional micro-culture? A qualitative analysis of professional and group identity development at the Veterans Health Administration Connecticut Healthcare System Center of Excellence in Primary Care Education (CoEPCE) Emily M. Meyer; Rebecca Brienza

117. Managing your Medication for Education and Daily Support: The value of a clinical pharmacist in primary care practices to improve diabetes care Ekaterina Vaisberg; Gerardo Moreno; Chi-Hong Tseng; Douglas Bell; Robin Clarke; Shirley Wong; Jeffery Y. Fu; Carol Mangione

102. Burden of Mental Illness among VA Primary Care Patients Ranak Trivedi; Dan Kivlahan; John McCarthy; Edward P. Post; Andrew J. Saxon; Andrew Pomerantz; Haili Sun; John D. Piette; Stephan D. Fihn; Karin M. Nelson

118. Primary Care Physician-defined Complexity and Outpatient Charlson Score as Predictors of Health Care Utilization Clemens S. Hong; Richard W. Grant; Yuchiao Chang; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Wei He; Timothy Ferris; Steven J. Atlas


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Thursday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 2 | 5:30 – 7:00 pm 119. Withdrawn by Author 120. Preparing practices to be Patient-Centered Medical Homes: Patient interest in self-management support programs Christopher Sciamanna; Vijay A. Patel; Jennifer Kraschnewski; Dino A. Messina; Heather Stuckey; William J. Curry; Cynthia H. Chuang; Lisa L. Sherwood; Stacy L. Hess

135. Virtual Medication Reconciliation: A pilot study of interactive medication reconciliation by secure messaging Leonie Heyworth; Allison M. Paquin; Justice Clark; Victor J. Orlov; Max D. Stewart; Tracey L. Martin; Steven R. Simon 136. Withdrawn By Author

121. Technology-assisted weight loss interventions in primary care: A systematic review David M. Levine; Joseph Nicholson; Melanie Jay

137. Hablamos Juntos (Together We Speak): A Brief Patient-Reported Measure of the Quality of Interpreters Efrain Talamantes; Gerardo Moreno; Lourdes R. Guerrero; Carol Mangione; Leo Morales

122. Association between weight loss and the patient-provider relationship in the POWER weight loss trial Wendy L. Bennett; Yi-ting Chang; Kimberly Gudzune; Nae-Yuh Wang; Arlene Dalcin; Sara N. Bleich; Lawrence J. Appel; Jeanne M. Clark

138. Adherence to Prescription Opioid Monitoring Guidelines among Residents and Attending Physicians in the Primary Care Setting Laila Khalid; Jane M. Liebschutz; Christopher W. Shanahan; Shernaz Dossabhoy; Yoona R. Kim; Karen E. Lasser

123. Impact of a family history collection tool, MeTree©, in identifying individuals at high-risk for cancer and thrombosis. Rebekah R. Wu; Tiffany Himmel; Adam Buchanan; Karen Powell; Elizabeth Hauser; Astrid B. Agbaje; Geoffrey S. Ginsburg; Vincent Henrich; Lori A. Orlando

139. The Association Between Patient Experience of Care and Subsequent Cancer Prevention and Chronic Disease Outcomes Charlotte E. Ward; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Wei He; Steven J. Atlas

124. The Optimal Interval of Diabetes Mellitus Screening in Healthy Adults: A Competing Risk Analysis Osamu Takahashi; Gautam A. Deshpande; Sachiko Ohde; Tsuguya Fukui 125. Participating in Diabetes (Care): The Art of Accompaniment, Enactment of Illness, and Cross-Cultural Care Arlene M. Katz; Victoria Koski-Karell; Marie-Louise Jean-Baptiste; Kermshlise C. Picard 126. Patient Experiences with Lifestyle Counseling in an Online Lifestyle Support System John J. Rief 127. Challenging the assumption that teamwork always promotes safety: A study of teamwork in an Emergency Department. Deborah Hutchinson; Katherine M. McKinney 128. What is taught, what is caught: Analysis of messages delivered and received during teaching rounds with an emphasis on patient safety messages Diane L. Levine; Srinivasa Reddy Kamatam; Prateek Lohia; Nagaratna Sarvadevabatla; Mohan B. Palla 129. Keeping Patients Safe: Patient Safety Results after Two Years of an Enhanced Clinic Handoff Megan Prochaska; Marcus Dahlstrom; Wei Wei Lee; Kimberly Beiting; Shana Ratner; Julie L. Oyler; Lisa M. Vinci; Vineet Arora; Amber Pincavage 130. Intensity of Opioid Analgesic Prescribing and Urgent Care Services: A National Cohort Study Barbara J. Turner; Yuanyuan Liang; Christopher L. Louden; Benjamin R. Ehler; KoKo Aung 131. What an EMR reveals about work hours for primary care providers Maura J. McGuire; Gene E. Green; Steven J. Kravet 132. Association between the Patient-Centered Medical Home and Quality of Care Lisa M. Kern; Alison M. Edwards; Rina V. Dhopeshwarkar; Rainu Kaushal 133. The Association of Electronic Health Record Meaningful Use with Chronic Disease Quality Measures Lipika Samal; Adam Wright; Jeffrey A. Linder; David W. Bates

140. Adequacy and Correction of Medical Record Documentation in Patients with a Prior Admission for ACE-inhibitor Angioedema in an Urban Academic Medical Center: A Patient Safety Intervention Andrew M. Davis; Eric R. Yoo; Cheryl Nocon; Jacquelynne P. Corey 141. Withdrawn by Author 142. Assessing Quality of Care to Adolescents Using Standardized Patients in Real Clinic Settings Kathleen Hanley; Angela Burgess; Shoshanna Handel; Elet Howe; Richard Zapata; Colleen Gillespie; Jean-Marie Bruzzese; David Stevens; Sondra Zabar 143. Using Electronic Health Record Clinical Decision Support Improves Quality of Care Rebecca G. Mishuris; David W. Bates; Asaf Bitton 144. Primary Care Claims Experience of Massachusetts Malpractice Insurers: Lessons for Improving Safety and Reducing Risk Gordon D. Schiff; Ann Louise Puopolo; Anne Huben-Kearney; Carol Keohane; Peggy McDonough; Ellis R. Bonnie; David W. Bates; Madeleine Biondolillo 145. Sign-outs: Quality Differences Between Primary and Covering Residents Kevin D. Hauck; Lauren Shapiro 146. Variation in Diagnostic Coding of Patients with Pneumonia and its Association with Hospital Risk-Standardized Mortality Rates Michael B. Rothberg; Penelope S. Pekow; Aruna Priya; Peter K. Lindenauer 147. Hand hygiene beliefs among physicians in a community hospital Amrita John; Aurora Pop-Vicas 148. Diagnostic utility of CTA chest in “PE unlikely” patients. Kasaiah Makam; Ashok Akula; Alan Greenberg 149. Implementation of an Educational Intervention and an Electronic Decision Support Model with Computerized Order Entry to Reduce Inappropriate Red Blood Cell Transfusions Megha Rao; Jennifer Caceres; Andrew D. Timothy; Leslie Cotto; Salvador R. Garcia 150. Note quality and quality of care: is there an association? Samuel T. Edwards; Pamela M. Neri; Lynn A. Volk; Gordon D. Schiff; David W. Bates

134. Risk-adjusting Hospital-acquired Pressure Ulcer Rates from Claims Data: Teaching Hospitals Beware Jennifer Meddings; Heidi Reichert; Laurence F. McMahon

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SGIM 36TH ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE for friday, April 26 Use this area to personalize and keep track of your daily schedule

friday, April 26 8:00 – 9:30

Early Morning/ before plenary

Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 Plenary Session 2

9:30 – 11:00

11:00 –11:30

Plenary Session

Malcolm Peterson Lecture: Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP

Session C

Break

Lunchtime

Updates in Hospital Medicine and Palliative Medicine

Session D

VA Session: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research

Concurrent Session C 11:30 – 1:00

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Grand Ballroom Tower Building, 2nd Level

Plenary Session 2

Awards Luncheon


Plaza Ballroom A, B, C

Friday Evening

Special Symposia in Leadership Skills for Academic GIM and Comprehensive review of USMLE IME and CPI Poster Session

Other events:

Workshops Clinical Vignette and Infectious Disease Unknown Vignette Session Lipkin Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Cancer Research, Health Disparities and Women’s Health Awards Luncheon

1:00 – 3:00

Speaker: Catherine Reinis Lucey, MD

Workshops Vignette Poster Session 2 VA Session: Integrating Peer Support into Chronic Disease Management

Concurrent Session D 3:00 – 4:30

Special Symposia: Partnering Between Academic And Community Institutions & Preventing Burnout In Primary Care Lipkin Award Finalist Session, Abstract Sessions in Medical Education, Quality of Care/ Patient Safety and the 2013 SGIM/SMDM Joint Abstract Session

Clinical VignDate Session: The Woes of Eos

4:30 – 5:00


5:00 – 6:00


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Updates in HIV, Pain Medicine and Geriatric Medicine

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friday SGIM friday Events 7:00 – 8:00 am Ethics Committee Meeting Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

7:00 - 8:30 am Past Presidents’ Breakfast Tower Court D, Tower Building 2nd Level

Women and Medicine Task Force Plaza Court 5, Plaza Building, Concourse

VA Career Development Awardee Networking Plaza Court 7, Plaza Building, Concourse

7:30 – 8:00 am Up to Date Reviewers Meeting Directors Row G, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

7:30 – 8:30 am Quality-Patient Safety Subcommittee Meeting Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse

Membership Committee Meeting Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2nd Level

11:00 am – 1:00 pm JGIM Editors Meet and Greet Directors Row G, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

11:30 am – 1:00 pm Awards Committee Meeting Biltmore Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

Clinical Practice Committee Meeting Plaza Court 4, Plaza Building, Concourse

4:30-5:30 pm Forum Associate Editors Meeting Directors Row G, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Health Policy Committee Clinical Practice Subcommittee Plaza Court 5, Plaza Building, Concourse

Academic Hospitalist Task Force Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

5:00 – 6:00 pm Southern Regional Planning Committee Plaza Court 7, Plaza Building, Concourse

6:00 – 7:00 pm Education Committee TEACH Subcommittee Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

6:00 – 7:30 pm EBM Task Force Meeting (by invitation only) Plaza Court 6, Plaza Building, Concourse

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friday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 | 8:00 – 9:30 pm Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level

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Aging, Chronic Health Conditions, and Sexual Function in Women Ayesha A. Appa; Jennifer Creasman; Jeanette S. Brown; David Thom; Stephen K. Van Den Eeden; Leslee L. Subak; Alison J. Huang

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Missed Opportunities for Breast Cancer Prevention Among Primary Care Providers Jennifer Corbelli; Melissa McNeil


Women’s Health

Posters 14-18


Posters 19-31


Posters 32-61


Posters 62-71


Posters 72-83


Posters 84-89

Medical Humanities and Ethics

Posters 90-97

Mental Health and/ Substance Abuse

Posters 98-121


Posters 122-127

Preventive Medicine

Posters 128-134

Qualitative Research

Posters 135-142


Predictors of postpartum primary care utilization for women with medically complicated pregnancies: An analysis of medical claims data Wendy L. Bennett; Hsien-Yen Chang; David M. Levine; Lin Wang; Donna Neale; Erika Werner; Jeanne M. Clark

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Associations of material hardship with gestational weight gain and post-partum weight retention Audrey M. Provenzano; Sheryl M. Rifas-Shiman; Sharon J. Herring; Janet Rich-Edwards; Matthew W. Gillman; Emily Oken

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Treatment Seeking Characteristics of Women Participating in a Yoga Intervention for PTSD. Shivani M. Reddy; Alexandra M. Dick; Megan R. Gerber; Karen S. Mitchell

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Hormone Therapy Use in Women Veterans accessing VA care: A National Cross-Sectional Study. Megan R. Gerber; Suzanne Pineles; Sandra Japuntich; Bevanne BeanMayberry; Matthew King; Sally G. Haskell

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Utilization and Sociodemographic Characteristics of Iraq and Afghanistan Women Veterans Who Use and Do Not Use VHA Primary Care Susan M. Frayne; Andrea Finlay; Vidhya Balasubramanian; Fay Saechao; Ciaran S. Phibbs; Patricia M. Hayes; Sally G. Haskell; Samina Iqbal; Eric Berg

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14. Implementation of a protocol for ABG use increases the diagnostic yield while reducing unnecessary tests Jeffrey DellaVolpe; Chayan Chakraborti; Kenneth Cerreta; Lizheng Shi; Nathan Nielsen

Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD): Consistent Efficacy and Safety of Flibanserin Treatment in Both Pre and Postmenopausal Women James A. Simon; Krista Barbour; James Symons Women’s Experiences with Isotretinoin Risk Reduction Counseling Carly Werner; Melissa Papic; Noel Prevost; Laura Ferris; E. Bimla Schwarz

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The impact of price transparency on medical decisions and practice: a systematic review of the literature Celine Goetz; Stephen R. Rotman; Helen-Ann B. Epstein; Tara F. Bishop

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Impact of Oral HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis in Men Who Have Sex With Men: A Decision Model that Incorporates Changes in Condom Use and Sexually Transmitted Infections Anders Chen; Geetanjali Chander; David W. Dowdy

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The effectiveness and costs of two population-based cancer screening programs: The value of PCP input Douglas Levy; Vidit Munshi; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Adrian Zai; Richard W. Grant; Steven J. Atlas

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To save money on prescription drugs, are patients willing to trade off convenience, side effects, and efficacy? Margaret Lowenstein; Carolyn C. Cannuscio; Madeleine P. Tardif; David Grande

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Patient activation by DTCA influences primary care physicians’ prescriptions of Celebrex for osteoarthritis Michael Fischer; Jeffrey N. Katz; Lisa D. Marceau; Felicia L. Trachtenberg; Jing Yu; John B. McKinlay

20. Comparative Effectiveness of Pharmacologic and Mechanical Strategies for Prevention of VTE among Special Populations Sonal Singh; Elliott R. Haut; Daniel Brotman; Ritu Sharma; Yohalakshmi Chelladurai; Kenneth M. Shermock; Sosena Kebede; Kent A. Stevens; Luis J. Garcia; Kalpana Prakasa; Hasan M. Shihab; Jodi B. Segal 21. Relationship between increased Clostridium difficile rates, antibiotic utilization, and a new C. difficile testing algorithm. Daniel Caroff; Warren Bilker; David A. Pegues; Keith Hamilton

Reproductive Challenges Facing US Military Female Soldiers in a War-Ready Culture April S. Fitzgerald; Rita L. Duboyce; Barbara A. Cooper; Deborah Omori; Joan B. Ritter; Patrick G. O’Malley Differences in Cervical Cancer Knowledge among Minority Women in Miami Kumar Ilangovan; Tulay Koru-Sengul; Erin N. Kobetz-Kerman; Olveen Carrasquillo

Pregnancy Intention and Ambivalence in Obese and Non-Obese Women Cynthia H. Chuang; Junjia Zhu; Kristen Kjerulff

22. Variations in 30-day hospital readmission rates across primary care clinic specialties Ning Tang; Judith H. Maselli; Ralph Gonzales 23. Acetaminophen Receipt Among HIV-Infected Patients with Advanced Hepatic Fibrosis E. J. Edelman; Kirsha S. Gordon; Vincent Lo Re; Melissa Skanderson; David A. Fiellin; Amy C. Justice 24. Clinicians rarely make changes in treatment following monitoring densitometry in women on therapy for low bone mineral density Michelle Rappaport; Brandon Combs; Tanner Caverly; Trina C. Mizrahi; Daniel Matlock 25. Warfarin Anticoagulation Therapy and Mortality Following Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation in Clinical Care: The ATRIA and ATRIA-CVRN cohorts Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Alan S. Go; Kristi Reynolds; Yuchiao Chang; Margaret Fang; Lisa Fredman; Daniel E. Singer


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12. Behaviors of Pregnant Women who Achieve and Exceed Recommended Gestational Weight Gain Cynthia H. Chuang; Jennifer Kraschnewski; Michael Stengel; Sandra Hwang; Diana Velott; Kristen Kjerulff

friday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 | 8:00 – 9:30 pm 26. The Effectiveness of Mobile Electronic Devices in Weight Loss among Overweight and Obese Populations: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Bushra Khokhar; Jessica Jones; Paul Ronksley; Jeff Caird; Doreen Rabi 27. The Impact of Anti-Inflammatory Agents on CD4 Recovery in HIV Infected Individuals. Is There A Clinical Difference? Raji Shameem; Vanya Grover; Pooja Kumar; Ladan Ahmadi 28. Are Physician-Reported Barriers to Specialist Referral an Important Predictor of Career Satisfaction Among Physicians Caring for Cancer Patients? Daniel Kwon; Diana Tisnado; John Adams; Afshin Rastegar; Carrie Klabunde; Mark C. Hornbrook; Nancy L. Keating; Katherine L. Kahn

42. An Iterative, Community Feedback-Driven Approach to Household Survey Design Lujia Zhang; Dennishia Banner; Rachelle Bross; Nell Forge; Felica U. Jones; Loretta Jones; Katherine L. Kahn; Roberto Vargas; Keyonna M. King; Aziza L. Wright; Sigrid K. Madrigal; D’Ann M. Morris; Keith C. Norris; Orwilda L. Pitts; Ibrahima Sankare; Arleen Brown 43. What have you done for me lately: An examination of patients’ trust in physician over time Howard S. Gordon; Marvella Ford; Oksana Pugach 44. Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Veterans with a History of Incarceration Nicole Redmond; Mark S. Litaker; Michael Conner; Stefan Kertesz

29. Lipid Lowering Therapy and Risk of Pancreatitis: A Bayesian Analysis to Distinguish Between the Clinical Importance and Statistical Significance KoKo Aung; Sonal Singh; George A. Diamond

45. The Border of Reproductive Control: Undocumented Immigration as a Risk Factor for Unintended Pregnancy in Switzerland Alejandra Casillas; Patrick Bodenmann; Manuella Epiney; Laurent Gétaz; Olivier Irion; Hans Wolff

30. Symptom Duration and Severity following Acute Cough Visits in Primary Care Patrick P. Dempsey; Lauren E. Whaley; Alexandra C. Businger; Jeffrey A. Linder

46. Multiple barriers associated with delays in care among women with abnormal cancer screening in the Boston Patient Navigation Research Program Ambili Ramachandran; Karen Freund; Sharon Bak; Timothy Heeren; Clara Chen; Azadeh Nasseh; Tracy A. Battaglia

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The Role of Obesity and Diabetes in Persistent Neutrophilia Margarita Kushnir; Hillel W. Cohen; Henny H. Billett

32. Effects of Perceived Health Discrimination among Older Adults Stephanie E. Rogers; Angela D. Thrasher; Yinghui Miao; Alexander K. Smith

47. Patient Navigation for Screening Mammography: A Resident Clinic Quality Improvement Initiative Swati Shroff; Molly McCoy; Mariuca Tuxbury; Bonnie Sherman; Sharon Bak; Tracy Battaglia

33. No-Show to Primary Care Appointments: Why Patients Do Not Come? Emma R. Kaplan-Lewis; Patrick R. Cronin; Sanja Percac-Lima

48. Helpful vs. Harmful: Social networks and their association with weight loss. Ginger J. Winston; Erica Phillips; Mary Charlson

34. Can we identify subjects at risk of inappropriate antiplatelet adherence after coronary stent placement? Leonardo Tamariz; Ana M. Palacio; Hua Li; Olveen Carrasquillo

49. “They don’t understand it.” Perceived Ignorance as a Deterrent to Disclosure of HIV Status in a Sample of Black Women in the South Kara Leverette; Loida Bonney; Jennifer Grant; Judith C. Barker

35. The Relation Between Subjective Socioeconomic Status, Depression and Self-Rated Health in a Population of African Americans, Hispanics and Non-Hispanic Whites with Diabetes. Jose A. Delgado; Elizabeth A. Jacobs; Nancy E. Adler; Keegan Korthauer; Alicia Fernandez

50. “I’m going to kill HIV.” Perspectives of African American Women in the Deep South on Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence. Margaret R. DeMoss; Loida Bonney; Jennifer Grant; Judith Barker; Robin Klein

36. The impact of professional interpretation on length of stay in an observation unit. Christopher Moreland; Letitica Z. Bresnahan; Wayne Fischer 37.

Primary care provider awareness of the prevalence of beliefs about generic medications among patients Kristin Whitely; Susan J. Andreae; Monika Safford

38. Patients who feel safe to disclose LGBT related issues to their healthcare providers are more motivated to take care of their own health Richard E. Greene; Benjamin Cox; Jonathan Gursky; Nicole Rosendale; Benjamin Solomon; Jaclyn Fox; Colleen Gillespie 39. Patients in a Community Health Center Consider Patient Portals Important but Face Barriers to Adoption Mita S. Goel; Rachel O’Conor; Liliana Aguayo; Anne M. Boyd; David W. Baker 40. Colorectal cancer screening in a vulnerable population: can providers predict who is likely to complete fecal occult blood testing? Matthew Chin; Dana Romalis; Sara Doorley; Angela Bymaster; Halley Tsai; Ahmad Kamal; Cheryl Ho 41. Social Media Use and HIV risk behaviors in young men who have sex with men of color in New York City: Implications for outreach and prevention Viraj V. Patel; Desmond Sutton; Melissa Stein

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Knowledge Gap: Lack of Awareness of the Cancer Risk Associated with Obesity Ginger J. Winston; Erica Phillips; Carla Boutin-Foster; Mary Charlson

52. Role of Patient-Physician Language Concordance in Preventive Health Screenings in California Jane Jih; Eric Vittinghoff; Alicia Fernandez 53. Understanding African-American Patients’ Refusal of Pneumococcal Vaccination Tiffany Brown; Francisco Acosta; Ariane M. Garrett; Ji Young Lee; Stephen D. Persell; David W. Baker; Shira N. Goldman; Kenzie A. Cameron 54. Is Satisfaction with Electronic Medical Records Associated with Overall Job Satisfaction in Physicians? Christine D. Jones; George M. Holmes; Sarah E. Lewis; Kristie Thompson; Darren A. DeWalt 55. Patterns of Expenditures and Adherence to Medications among Low and non-Low Income Beneficiaries Enrolled in Medicare Part D Arleen Brown; Stella M. Yala; Norman Turk; Carol Mangione; Susan Ettner; O. Kenrik Duru; Neil Steers; Lindsay Kimbro 56. Racial Differences in Cancer Screening with Electronic Health Records and Electronic Preventive Care Reminders Rebecca G. Mishuris; Jeffrey A. Linder 57.

Are Clinicians Overestimating the Health Literacy of their Patients? Marianne Camargo; Alex Federman; Carol Horowitz


friday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 | 8:00 – 9:30 pm 58. Accuracy of Race/Ethnicity and Language Preference in an Electronic Health Record Sara V. Carlini; Elissa Klinger; Irina Gonzalez; Jeffrey A. Linder; Elyse R. Park; Emily Kontos; Nancy A. Rigotti; Jennifer Haas

74. Ready to Provide Preventive Women’s Health Services?: A Survey of Internal Medicine Residents’ Training, Attitudes and Clinical Practice Sara Teasdale; Palav Babaria; Elizabeth Harleman; Alicia Fernandez

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75. Risk Factors for Emotional Distress among Physician Residents and Fellows: A Descriptive Study of Counseling Visits Anna Golob; Mindy Stern

60. Prescribing Pedometers in a Safety-Net Health System: Pilot and Feasibility Study Results Ann S. Barnes 61. Quality of Care and Racial Disparities Among Potential Medicare Accountable Care Organizations Ryan E. Anderson; John Z. Ayanian; Alan M. Zaslavsky; J. Michael McWilliams 62. A prediction rule for mortality for inpatients with Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia: A classification and regression tree (CART) analysis Daiki Kobayashi; Kyoko Yokota; Osamu Takahashi; Hiroko Arioka; Tsuguya Fukui; Christina C. Wee 63. Patient satisfaction with hospitalization: Addressing patient’s motivating concerns for admission and perceptions of readiness for discharge Mohan B. Palla; Muralidhar R. Idamakanti; Amber Khan; Muhammad A. Shahzad; Mangai Kishore; Diane L. Levine

76. The relationship between USMLE Step 1 scores, annual medicine inservice examinations, attending ratings and performance on the ABIM certifying examination Cynthia Kay; Michael Frank; Jeffrey L. Jackson 77.

The Impact of Duty Hour Restrictions on Job Burnout in Internal Medicine Residents Jonathan Ripp; Robert Fallar; Joel T. Katz; Hasan Bazari; Lisa Bellini; Deborah Korenstein

78. Examining the Influence of a Behavioral Change Activity on Senior Medical Student Attitudes About Motivational Interviewing Elizabeth Karwowski; Teresa Cheng; Jay D. Orlander 79. How can academic generalists contribute to the patent development of inventions/innovations?: Exploring the U.S. patent database for patents relevant to primary care James L. Wofford; Carolyn F. Pedley; Claudia Campos

64. Admission to teaching hospitals and weekday discharges are associated with better outcomes in heart failure patients Anita G. Au; Raj S. Padwal; Erik Youngson; Sumit R. Majumdar; Finlay A. McAlister

80. Effect of a Musculoskeletal OSCE Using Senior Internal Medicine Residents as Standardized Patients Christina Harris; Johanna Martinez; B. Robert Meyer; Judy Tung; Cathy Jalali; Jessica Clemons

65. Development of the Tool to Assess Inpatient Satisfaction with Care from Hospitalists (TAISCH) Haruka Torok; Eric Howell; Regina Landis; Susrutha Kotwal; Scott Wright

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66. Shared Understanding between Patients and Physicians on Aspects of Hospital care: implication for quality of communication and potential association with patient satisfaction. Sosena Kebede; Zackary Berger

82. Charting the Diversity of Internal Medicine: Results of a Nationwide Practice Analysis Steven A. Haist; Gerard Dillon; Janet Mee; Mark Raymond

Changes in Sodium during Hospitalization is Associated with Increased In-hospital Mortality in Hypo- and Normonatremic Patients Valeria C. Pazo; David W. Bates; Gordon D. Schiff

68. Does Stress Testing before Elective Hip Fracture Surgery Increase Length of Stay and/or Alter Patient Management? Elizabeth C. Gadziala; Velair Walton; Michael P. Carson 69. Unexplained Geographic Variation in Opioid Utilization in Hospitalized US Medical Patients Shoshana J. Herzig; Michael B. Rothberg; Michael Cheung; Long Ngo; Edward R. Marcantonio 70. What Actually Happens Overnight? A Study Describing Handoffs at a Large Academic Institution. Joshua T. Hanson; Sahand Rahnama; Tareq Nassar; Luci Leykum 71.

Academic Detailing to Teach Aging and Geriatrics Cathryn Caton; Ashley Duckett; Theresa Cuoco; Pamela Pride; Patty J. Iverson; William P. Moran

72. Generic statin prescribing in an internal medicine resident clinic: is teaching cost-conscious medicine in residency too little too late? Kira L. Ryskina; Michael Pesko; J. T. Gossey; Erica Phillips; Tara F. Bishop 73. A Randomized Controlled Trial of an Evidence-Based Toolbox and Guide to Increase Primary Care Clinicians’ Rates of Colorectal Cancer Screening in Diplomates of the ABIM Lorna A. Lynn; Carmen E. Guerra; Kathryn M. Ross; Eric Holmboe; Kaitlin Woo; Daniel F. Heitjan; Debbie Kirkland; Durado Brooks

83. An Under-Appreciated Ethical Problem: Delays in Death Certificate Completion Philip C. Carullo; Daniel Sulmasy 84. Framing Effects Influence Physicians’ Sense of Professional Responsibility Regarding Health Care Costs Tim Mundell; Katherine M. James; Susan D. Goold; Jon C. Tilburt 85. Helping Fourth-Year Medical Students Engage Ethics and Professionalism: Using the Charter on Medical Professionalism to Promote Reflection on the Clinical Training Environment and Individual Clinical Experience Lauris C. Kaldjian; Laura A. Shinkunas; Ellen E. Gordon; Jerold C. Woodhead 86. Higher Quality Communication and Relationships are Associated with Improved Patient Engagement in HIV Care Tabor E. Flickinger; Somnath Saha; Richard D. Moore; Mary Catherine Beach 87.

At Ease and Dis-ease: Patient Requests for Reassurance Carter Neugarten; Somnath Saha; Deborah Roter; Philip T. Korthuis; Jonathan A. Cohn; Victoria L. Sharp; Richard D. Moore; Mary Catherine Beach

88. Use and safety of buprenorphine in HIV-infected and uninfected opioid dependent patients Jeanette M. Tetrault; Janet P. Tate; Jennifer Edelman; Adam Gordon; Vincent Lo Re; Lynn E. Fiellin; Kendall Bryant; Amy C. Justice; David A. Fiellin 89. Overdose history and willingness to use naloxone among former prison inmates Ingrid A. Binswanger; Brenda Beaty; Shane Mueller; Karen F. Corsi; Sung-joon Min


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The Johns Hopkins learning environment survey (JHLES): Development of an efficient tool to assess student perceptions of the medical school learning environment. Robert Shochet; Jorie Colbert-Getz; Scott Wright

friday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 | 8:00 – 9:30 pm 90. Internal medicine residents’ training in substance use disorders Sarah Wakeman; Meridale Baggett; Eric Campbell; Genevieve PhamKanter

105. Weight loss with phentermine and topiramate extended-release in obese and overweight subjects over 56 weeks Robert F. Kushner; Santosh T. Varghese

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106. Differential Adherence to Medications by Older Adults with Multiple Comorbidities Alex Federman; Michael S. Wolf; Anastasia Sofianou; Melissa Martynenko; Juan P. Wisnivesky

Validating Alcohol Screening Scores as Patient-reported Outcome Measures - Results of the MONITOR Study Katharine Bradley; Anna D. Rubinsky; David Au; Christopher L. Bryson; Carol Achtmeyer; Emily Williams; Gwendolyn Lapham; Laura Chavez; Daniel Kivlahan

92. Trends and correlates of opioid analgesic receipt among Veterans with and without HIV: 1999-2010 William Becker; E. J. Edelman; Kirsha S. Gordon; Robert Kerns; Stephen Crystal; Lynn E. Fiellin; Adam Gordon; Joseph L. Goulet; Amy C. Justice; David A. Fiellin 93. Efficacy and Clinical Relevance of Vilazodone in the Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder: A Pooled Analysis of Phase III Clinical Trials Larry Culpepper; Arif Khan; Adam Ruth; John Edwards

107. Identifying Keys to Success For Reducing Readmissions: Using the Ideal Transition in Care Framework Robert Burke; Ruixin Guo; Gregory J. Misky 108. The role and impact of medication intensification in selfmanagement interventions for adults with type 2 diabetes: a systematic review and metaregression Sophia Bellin Warren; Shari Bolen; Adam T. Perzynski; Corinna FalckYtter; Donna Windish; Apoorva K. Chandar; Paulette A. Sage; Steve A. Lewis; Carl V. Tyler

94. Are biomarkers useful to identify heavy drinking among people with alcohol dependence? Nicolas Bertholet; Michael Winter; Debbie M. Cheng; Jeffrey H. Samet; Richard Saitz

109. Let’s Talk! Patient Attitudes about Telephone-Based Alternatives to Follow-up Office Visits with Specialists Jessica A. Eng; Cecily J. Hunter; Laura B. Cantino; Caterina Yuan; Sunny Lai; Evie Kalmar; Christy K. Boscardin; Margaret A. Handley; Ralph Gonzales; Sara Ackerman

95. Optimal Timing to Administer the PHQ-9 Following a Positive PHQ2 Depression Screen Among Hospitalized Patients with Heart Failure Tatiana Deveney; Bea Herbeck Belnap; Sati Mazumdar; Fanyin He; Bruce L. Rollman

110. A Technology-Based Approach to Identifying Undiagnosed Hypertension Christopher Masi; Michael Rakotz; Ruth Ross; Ari Robicsek; Chad Konchak; Bernard Ewigman

96. In the Presence of a Mental Health Comorbidity, What Predicts Guideline Adherence for a Chronic Condition (Type 2 Diabetes)? Leigh H. Simmons; Lisa C. Welch; David M. Pober; Felicia L. Trachtenberg; John B. McKinlay

111. Causes of readmissions and their avoidability for the most common comorbidities Jacques Donze; Stuart R. Lipsitz; Jeffrey L. Schnipper

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Comparison of HIV Testing with other Markers of Chronic Disease Screening Bradley C. Fetzer; Florence Momplaisir; Judith A. Long

98. Healthcare System Supports for Internists Caring for Young Adult Patients with Pediatric Onset Chronic Illness: A Qualitative Study. Sophia Jan; Dava Szalda; Manuel E. Jimenez; Jeremiah Long; Amelia Ni; Judy A. Shea 99. Building the Foundation for a Patient-Centered Medical Home in a Large VA Academic Medical Center Jane Forman; Molly Harrod; Claire H. Robinson; Jessica Ott; Ann Annis-Emeott; Darcy Saffar; Leo Greenstone 100. Part-Time Primary Care Physician Access and Continuity in the Patient Centered Medical Home Ann-Marie Rosland; Sarah Krein; Myra Kim; David Ratz; Darcy Saffar; Eve A. Kerr 101. Implementation of Informatics-Supported Care Management Intervention for Hypertension Elaine M. Fleck; Adam Wilcox; Margaret McDonald; Penny H. Feldman 102. Predictors of early enrollment in Home Based Primary Care among Veterans with diabetes Samuel T. Edwards; Julia Prentice; Donglin Li; Steven R. Simon; Dayna Cooper; Thomas Edes; Steven D. Pizer 103. Incorporating a Panel Management Assistant and Toolkit into VA Patient Aligned Care Teams Katelyn Bennett; Ashley E. Jensen; Jaclyn Fox; Stella Savarimuthu; Rachel Blitzer; Anne Dembitzer; Scott Sherman; Mark D. Schwartz 104. What is care coordination? An observational study of primary care physicians Erin R. McNeely; Timothy P. Stablein; Denise L. Anthony; Brooke Herndon

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112. Comparison of Chronic Pain Management in a level 3 patient centered medical home between resident physicians, faculty physicians, and a dedicated chronic pain management program. Kathryn Sweeney; Shana Ratner; Brooke B. McGuirt 113. A randomized controlled trial of primary care based pharmacistphysician collaborative medication therapy management for hypertension Jan D. Hirsch; Neil Steers; David S. Adler; Grace M. Kuo; Candis M. Morello; Megan Lang; Renu F. Singh; Yelena Wood; Robert M. Kaplan; Carol Mangione 114. Evaluation of Charlson Comorbidity Index as a Predictor of Adverse Outcomes in Patients Admitted with Community-Acquired Pneumonia Qasim Shakeel; Rafael Cabrera; David Paje; Amit Vahia; Abdul Kareem Uduman; Luis C. Watanabe Tejada 115. Understanding the Structure and Function of Physician-patient Interactions in Terms of Contingent Behaviors Harry B. Burke; Dorothy Becher; Patrick G. O’Malley 116. Motivation, Self-Efficacy, and Weight Loss in a Clinic-Based Weight Loss Program Stephanie A. Rose; Dominique Zephyr; Tyler Smith; Chrisanthi Masero; Kelly H. Webber 117. Asthma Severity and Control and Cognitive Impairment In a Cohort of Elderly Patients Maile Ray; Juan Wisnivesky; Anastasia Sofianou; Melissa Martynenko; Michael S. Wolf; Alex Federman 118. Implementation of a Diabetes Self Management Education Team in a Patient Centered Medical Home David E. Willens; Kirbee Miller; Rebecca L. Gammell; Chandra Y. Osborn; Ruth Lipman; Joan Peterson; Josh F. Peterson 119. 24 Month metabolic benefits of a community-based translation of the diabetes prevention program Carolyn F. Pedley; Doug Case; Mara Z. Vitolins; Jeffrey A. Katula; Caroline S. Blackwell; Scott Isom; David C. Goff


friday Scientific Abstract Poster Session 3 | 8:00 – 9:30 pm 120. Risk Factors for Non-Adherence with Routine Screening Mammography in HIV-Infected Women Zoe Weinstein; Amy S. Baranoski

136. Shifting Upstream: Efficacy Trial of a Low Literacy, EMR Medication Education Strategy Michael S. Wolf; Laura Curtis; Ashley R. Bergeron; Stacy Bailey; Allison L. Russell; Rebecca Mullen

121. iPad-based Patient Education and Data Collection for Colorectal Cancer Screening David P. Miller; Nancy M. Denizard-Thompson; James L. Wofford; Don Babcock; Kathryn E. Weaver; Larry D. Case; John Spangler; Michael Pignone 122. National Physician Survey Regarding Adult Vaccine Delivery: Missed Opportunities and a Call for a Systematic Approach Laura Hurley; Carolyn Bridges; Rafael Harpaz; Mandy Allison; Sean O’Leary; Lori A. Crane; Shannon Stokley; Brenda Beaty; Michaela Brtnikova; Andrea Clinger; Faruque Ahmed; Craig M. Hales; Allison Kempe 123. Do Physicians Under-Recognize Obesity? Rachana Thapa; Jennifer Friderici; Reva Kleppel; Janice Fitzgerald; Michael B. Rothberg

137. Medication use after dementia diagnosis in an observation cohort of diabetes patients: the Diabetes and Aging study Urmimala Sarkar; Courtney R. Lyles; Michael A. Steinman; Elbert S. Huang; Howard H. Moffet; Rachel Whitmer; Margaret Warton; Andrew J. Karter 138. Association between multimorbidity and the quality of primary care in a country with universal healthcare coverage Sven Streit; Stefan Weiler; Tinh-Hai Collet; Douglas Bauer; Lukas Zimmerli; Peter Frey; Jacques Cornuz; Jean-Michel T. Gaspoz; Edouard Battegay; Eve A. Kerr; Drahomir Aujesky; Nicolas Rodondi 139. The Prevalence and Causes of Prescribing and Monitoring Errors in U.K. Primary Care Sarah P. Slight; Rachel Howard; Maisoon Ghaleb; Nick Barber; Bryony D. Franklin; Anthony J. Avery

124. A randomized trial of a web-based versus counselor-based intervention to reduce CHD risk Stacey L. Sheridan; Thomas C. Keyserling; Lindy B. Draeger

140. Limited provider response to abnormal microalbumin test results: implications for the utility of screening rate as a quality of care metric Sonia T. Bajwa-Dulai; Parambir S. Dulai; Kelly A. Kieffer

125. Avoidance and Resilience in the Medical Encounter Among Persons Who Stutter Hector R. Perez; Joanna L. Starrels

141. An EHR-Based Intervention to Proactively Identify and Mitigate Delays in Cancer Diagnosis: A Randomized Clinical Trial Daniel R. Murphy; Louis Wu; Archana Laxmisan; Eric J. Thomas; Samuel N. Forjuoh; Hardeep Singh

126. Patient Experiences with Involuntary Out-of-Network Charges Denise D. Pong; Kelly A. Kyanko; Kathleen Bahan; Leslie Curry 127. Themes from Focus Groups of Veterans with Chronic Non-Cancer Pain on High Dose Opioid Analgesics: Love/Hate of Opioids and Challenges with Alternative Pain Care Strategies. Barbara J. Turner; Erin Finley; Diandrea R. Garza; Shruthi Vale; Maureen J. Simmonds; Mary Jo Pugh

142. Considering radiation exposure to patients when ordering cat scans: the clinician perspective L. E. Goldman; Jenna Kruger; Alice H. Chen; Alex Rybkin; Kiren Leeds; Dominick Frosch 143. Unmet needs of caregivers of patients referred to a dementia care program Lee A. Jennings; David B. Reuben; Leslie C. Evertson; Katherine S. Serrano; Linda Ercoli; Zaldy Tan; Neil Wenger

128. Provider Perceptions of Intentional Medication Discontinuation Amy Linsky; Steven R. Simon; Barbara G. Bokhour

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129. Motivators and barriers to behavior change among postpartum women with prior gestational diabetes. Joyce W. Tang; Ronald T. Ackermann; Javiera Pumarino; Alan Peaceman; Kenzie A. Cameron 130. Strategies for Facilitating Care Coordination Among Underserved Adults with Diabetes Radhika Takiar; Shari Bolen; Adam T. Perzynski; Paulette A. Sage; Kurt Stange 131. Barriers and Facilitators to Goal-Setting in Overweight and Obese Latina Primary Care Patients: A Qualitative Study Melanie Jay; Damara N. Gutnick; Lauren Gerchow; Stella Savarimuthu; Maria Barbara Tagliaferro; Adina Kalet; Allison Squires 132. Missed Communication - An analysis of unread messages through a patient web portal Bradley H. Crotty; Bruce E. Landon 133. Monitoring the pulse of hospital activity: electronic health record utilization as a measure of care intensity Saul Blecker; Jonathan Austrian; Daniel Shine; R. Scott Braithwaite; Martha J. Radford; Marc N. Gourevitch 134. Resident peer chart review: an effective approach for quality improvement and medical education Andrew J. Hale; Ryan Nall 135. Physicians Using Modern Practices for Excellent Documentation and Care in Heart Failure (PUMPED CHF) Annia Cotorruelo-Martinez; Jay N. Patel; Nicole Gill-Duncan; Philippe Leveille; Julie M. Pearson; Kell Julliard; Archana Saxena


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friday friday | 9:30 – 11:00 am Plenary Session 2 Welcoming Remarks Darcy A. Reed, MD, MPH and David C. Thomas, MD, MHPE, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting Chair and Co-Chair

ABSTRACT presentations

2013 Malcolm L. Peterson Honor Lecture Selma to Montgomery and Beyond: Health Disparities & Health Inequity in America Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP President and Chief Executive Officer, Professor of Internal Medicine, Meharry Medical College, Senior Health Policy Associate, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at Meharry; Professor of Internal Medicine, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

Moderators: Kathlyn E. Fletcher, MD, MA and Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS, Chair and Co-Chairs, Scientific Abstracts, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting 1.

A web-based lifestyle intervention to decrease postpartum weight retention in women with recent gestational diabetes mellitus: The Balance after Baby pilot RCT Jacinda M. Nicklas; Chloe A. Zera; Bernard A. Rosner; Sue E. Levkoff; Ellen W. Seely

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Changes in Mortality after Massachusetts’ Health Care Reform Benjamin D. Sommers; Sharon K. Long; Katherine Baicker

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The Association between Hospital Performance for Pharmacologic Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis and Rates of Venous Thromboembolism Scott Flanders; M. Todd Greene; Paul Grant; Scott Kaatz; David Paje; Bobby Lee; James Barron; Steven J. Bernstein

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Proactive Tobacco Treatment and Population-Level Cessation: a Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial Steven Fu; Michelle van Ryn; Scott Sherman; Diana Burgess; Siamak Noorbaloochi; Barbara Clothier; Brent C. Taylor; Anne Joseph

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friday CONCURRENT SESSION c | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSION C AT A GLANCE

CUC2

CLINICAL UPDATE, SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOP SESSIONS CUC1

Plaza Ballroom E, Plaza Building Concourse

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Plaza Ballroom F, Plaza Building Concourse

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WTC


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Tower Court C, Tower Bldg 2nd Level

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Terrace Room, Tower Building Terrace Level

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Tower Court A, Tower Building 2 Level

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Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace

WC13

Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine


Clinical Update in Palliative Care Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Robert L. Jayes, MD, George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates Additional Faculty: Sangeeta Ahluwalia, PhD, VA Greater Los Angeles and University of California, Los Angeles; Kathleen G. Anderson, MD, MSc, George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates; Ursula K. Braun, MD, MPH, Michael E. DeBakey VAMC, Baylor College of Medicine; Rashmi K. Sharma, MD, MHS, Northwestern University; Anna Skold, MD, MPH, Kaiser Permanente

SSC1 Plaza Ballroom F, Plaza Building Concourse

Leadership Skills for Academic GIM: Taking the Next Step in Your Career Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: Christina C. Wee, MD, MPH, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School Additional Faculty: Jeanne M. Clark, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University; Tracie Collins, MD, MPH, University of Kansas Medical School; Monica Vela, MD, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine

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SSC2 Gold Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

The Changing United States Medical Licensing Examination: Information Medical Educators Need to Know

SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SESSIONS Directors Row H Plaza Building, Lobby Level

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Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Steven A. Haist, MD, MS, Department of Test Development Services, National Board of Medical Examiners

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CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION C CVC


Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research

Tower Court D Tower Building 2 Level nd

Category: VA Series Coordinator: Ellen F. Yee MD, MPH, New Mexico VA HCS Medicine, Albuquerque Additional Faculty: Susan M. Frayne, MD, MPH, VA Palo Alto Health Care System; Karen Freund MD, MPH, Boston Medical Center; Elizabeth M. Yano, PhD, VA Greater Los Angeles HSR&D Center

INNOVATIONS POSTER SESSION PSINV

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ASC1

Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level

CUC1 Plaza Ballroom E, Plaza Building Concourse

Update in Hospital Medicine

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Category: Hospital Medicine Coordinator: Bradley A. Sharpe, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Romsai T. Boonyasai, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; William Southern, MD, MS, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center


Teaching in Small Groups Category: TEACH Session Coordinator: Toshiko Uchida, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Stacy M. Higgins, MD, FACP, Emory University School of Medicine; J. Harry Isaacson, MD, Cleveland Clinic


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Getting Your Vignette Published in JGIM and Other Journals: A Step by Step Approach

Health Care Reform: Promises and Perils for the General Internist

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Chad S. Miller, MD, Tulane University Additional Faculty: Jeff Kohlwes, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco; Cindy Lai, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Michael D. Landry, MD, Tulane University; Geraldine E. Menard, MD, Tulane University

Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Health Policy Committee Coordinator: Mark D. Schwartz, MD, New York University Additional Faculty: Angela Jackson, MD, Boston University; Scott Joy, MD, University of Colorado; Cara Litvin, MD, MS, Medical University of South Carolina; Gary Rosenthal, MD, University of Iowa

WC02 Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building Concourse

Teaching Medical Trainees the Practice of Assessment and Counseling of Older Adults on Driving Safety Category: Aging/Geriatrics/End-of Life Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Geriatrics Interest Group Coordinator: Rachel K. Miller, MD, Department of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Additional Faculty: Jennifer Carnahan, MD, MPH, Medical College of Wisconsin; Danelle Cayea, MD, Johns Hopkins; Steve Huege, MD, University of Pennsylvania; Robert Murden, MD, Ohio State University


The Diagnosis-Driven Physical Exam of the Knee and Shoulder: A Hands-On Workshop Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Carlin Senter, MD, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Veronica M. Jow, MD, University of California, Berkeley; Natalie Voskanian, MD, University of California, San Diego

WC04 Tower Court B, Tower Building 2nd Level

Building a Therapeutic Alliance with Patients with Chronic Pain – Making Chronic Pain Management Less Painful (for Patients and Providers)

WC07 Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd Level

Building Blocks of High-Performing Primary Care: A Roadmap for Implementing the Share the Care Model Category: Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Coordinator: Reena Gupta, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, General Internal Medicine, San Francisco General Hospital, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Tom Bodenheimer, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Amireh Ghorob, MPH, University of California, San Francisco


New Models for Incorporating Continuity into Medical Education Category: Medical Education Scholarship Submitted in Conjunction with: Learning Communities Institute Coordinator: David S. Hatem, MD, Internal Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School Additional Faculty: Lars Osterberg, MD, MPH, Stanford University School of Medicine; Robert Shochet, MD, Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Univeristy School of Medicine

WC09 Denver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Category: Clinical Medicine Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Pain Interest Group Coordinator: William Becker, MD, VA Connecticut Healthcare System Additional Faculty: Matthew J. Bair, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine; Erin E. Krebs, MD, MPH, Minneapolis VA Healthcare System; Joanna L. Starrels, MD, MS, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Daniel G. Tobin, MD, Yale University

The Power of Stories to Heal: A Writing Workshop

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Patient-Centered Care for Recently Released Prisoners Category: Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Substance Abuse and Criminal Justice Interest Groups Coordinator: Sarah E. Wakeman, MD, Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Additional Faculty: Ingrid A. Binswanger, MD, MPH, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Aaron Fox, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Alexander Y. Walley, MD, Boston University School of Medicine; Emily Wang, MD, MAS, Yale University School of Medicine

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Category: Medical Humanities and Ethics Coordinator: Rachel Swigris, DO, University of Colorado Additional Faculty: Jessica Campbell, MD, University of Colorado; Anjali Dhurandhar, MD, University of Colorado; Therese Jones, PhD, University of Colorado; Douglas Reifler, MD, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science


Resident Professional Development: Creating and Implementing Coaching and Remediation Programs Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Kerri L. Palamara, MD, Associate Program Director, Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Dominique Cosco, MD, Emory University School of Medicine


friday CONCURRENT SESSION c | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Abstract Session C2 Cancer Research


Directors Row E, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderator: Craig E. Pollack, MD Discussant Stephen Taplin, MD, MPH, SGIM 2013 Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research

Get the Most Out of Your Mentoring Experience: Strategies to Become an Active Mentee Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Analia Castiglioni, MD, Associate Professor, University of Central Florida College of Medicine Additional Faculty: Rachel Bonnema, MD, MS, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Brita Roy, MD, MPH, MS, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP, Temple University School of Medicine; Lisa L. Willett, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham

WC12 Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace

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A Before/After Trial of a Decision Aid on Mammography Screening for Women Aged 75 and Older Mara A. Schonberg; Mary Beth Hamel; Roger B. Davis; Edward R. Marcantonio

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A randomized trial of a community health worker led intervention using HPV self-sampling to increase cervical cancer screening among minority women: Preliminary findings. Olveen Carrasquillo; Brendaly Rodriguez; Erin N. Kobetz-Kerman

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Promoting Smoking Cessation after Hospital Discharge: the Helping HAND Randomized Controlled Comparative Effectiveness Trial Nancy A. Rigotti; Sandra Japuntich; Susan Regan; Jennifer H. Kelley; Yuchiao Chang; Michele Reyen; Joseph C. Viana; Elyse R. Park; Douglas Levy; Molly Korotkin; Joanna Streck; Daniel E. Singer

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Treatment Decisions Among Men With Low-Risk Prostate Cancer Richard Hoffman; Stephen K. Van Den Eeden; Amethyst Leimpeter; Catherine Tomko; Kimberly Davis; Jun Shan; Kathryn Taylor

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Physicians’ Propensity to Discuss Prognosis on Patients’ Prognosis Awareness for Metastatic Lung or Colorectal Cancer Michael Pang-Hsiang Liu; Mary Beth Landrum; Jane C. Weeks; Haiden A. Huskamp; Katherine L. Kahn; Yulei He; Jennifer W. Mack; Nancy L. Keating

Cultivating the Neighborhood for the Patient-Centered Medical Home: Improving Primary Care-Specialty Care Referrals and Coordination of Care Category: Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations Coordinator: Nathaniel Gleason, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, UCSF Additional Faculty: Ralph Gonzales, MD, MSPH, University of California, San Francisco; Bruce E. Landon, MD, MBA, Harvard Medical School; Thomas D. Sequist, MD, MPH, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates

WC13 Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Abstract Session C3 Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations

SIPOCS, VOCS, and Matrixes: A “Lean” Cut of Lean Improvement Tools

Directors Row I, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: Peter Cram, MD, MBA and Mark L. Wieland, MD, MPH

Abstract Session C1 Lipkin Finalists Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderator: Eugene C. Rich, MD, Past President, SGIM 2007-2008 1.

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Healthcare Utilization by Individuals with Criminal Justice Involvement: Results of a National Survey Joseph W. Frank; Jeffrey A. Linder; William Becker; David A. Fiellin; Emily A. Wang Major bleeding risk in anticoagulated patients receiving concomitant antiplatelet therapy: a prospective study Jacques Donze; Nicolas Rodondi; Gerard Waeber; Jacques Cornuz; Drahomir Aujesky

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Gender and Leadership in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Christine J. Kolehmainen; Meghan Brennan; Amarette Filut; Carol Isaac; Molly Carnes

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Private for-profit opioid treatment programs provide fewer comprehensive services than non-profit and public programs Marcus A. Bachhuber; William Southern; Chinazo Cunningham

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Sex-based differences in end-of-life care among hospitalized adults in the US Erica Just; David J. Casarett; David A. Asch; Dingwei Dai; Chris Feudtner

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The Risk of Thiazide-Induced Adverse Effects in Older Adults Anil N. Makam; W. John Boscardin; Yinghui Miao; Michael Steinman

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A High Risk of Hospitalization Following Release from Correctional Facilities Among Medicare Beneficiaries Emily A. Wang; Yongfei Wang; Harlan M. Krumholz

2.

Communities IMPACT Diabetes Center’s Vision Health Toolkit: Utilizing Lay Health Social Service Providers as Messengers of Vision Health Information Michelle A. Ramos; Ashley Fox; Brett Ives; Carol Horowitz

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Impact of Massachusetts Health Reform on Hospitalizations, Length of Stay and Costs of Inpatient Care: Does Safety-Net Status Matter? Amresh D. Hanchate; Danny McCormick; Chen Feng; Karen E. Lasser; Nancy R. Kressin

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Where You Live Suggests How Well You Adhere: A National Cohort of Patients beginning Statin Therapy Andrew M. Davis; Dima Qato; Michael S. Taitel; Jenny Jiang; Elbert S. Huang

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Improving Rates of Annual Colorectal Cancer Screening among Latino Patients David W. Baker; Tiffany Brown; David R. Buchanan; Jordan Weil; Kenzie A. Cameron; Lauren Ranalli; M. Rosario Ferreira; Kate Balsley; Shira N. Goldman; Ji Young Lee; Michael S. Wolf

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The cycle of substance abuse, prostitution and psychological distress and its effect on health seeking behavior among HIV positive black women. Jennifer L. Grant; Loida Bonney; Judith C. Barker


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Category: Quality of Care/Patient Safety Coordinator: Katherine M. McKinney, MD, Lexington VA Medical Center Additional Faculty: LeeAnn M. Cox, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine; Heather Woodward-Hagg, MS, VA Center for Applied Systems Engineering (VA-CASE), Richard L Roudebush VA Medical Center

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Health Policy

Healthcare Delivery and Redesign

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Thursday WA05: Advocacy at the State Level

SSA1: Shared Decision Making WA02: The Family Meeting WA06: PCMH in Academic Medical Homes WA07: Beyond RVUs WA09: ACGME Milestones/ Ambulatory Immersion Program

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WB04: A Toolkit for Teaching Advocacy

WB04: The Art & Craft of the Op-Ed WB04: A Toolkit for Teaching Advocacy

SSB1: The Business of Medicine WB06: Building Teams: Theory & Practice

CUB2: Disease WB03: WB11: You Ne Abstrac Medicin

CUC3: Update in Palliative Medicine WC03: Physical Exam of the Knee & Shoulder WC04: Making Chronic Pain Less Painful WC09: Power of Stories to Heal: A Writing Workshop VAC: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research

WC05: Care for Recently Released Prisoners Abstract Session C3: Health Disparities

WC06: Health Care Reform for GIM

WC07: Primary Care Transformation WC12: Cultivating the Neighborhood for PCMH WC13: LEAN Improvement Tools

CUC1: CUC3:

CUD2: Update in Pain Medicine CUD3: Update in Geriatric Medicine

CUD1: Update in HIV CUD2: Update in Pain Medicine CUD3: Update in Geriatric Medicine SSD1: Preventing Burnout in Primary Care WD02: Teaching & Using Patient-Centered Interviewing WD03: Talking with Patients about Sexual Health WD04: Internist-Driven HCV Care VAD: Integrating Peer Support in Chronic Disease Management

CUD1: Update in HIV WD05: Overcoming Bias, Building Resilience WD10: Getting to Professor: Promotion for Minority Faculty

WD06: “Replay Health”: A Serious Game for US Health System Reform

SSD2: Partnering between Academic & Community Institutions WD08: Enhance Your Negotiation Skills WD12: Managing Change & Redesigning Systems WD15: Teaching Cost-Conscious Patient Care

CUD3: WD01: the Fum WD11: Physica WD15: Patient

WE02: Teaching Principles for the Care of Older Adults

CUE1: Update in Perioperative Medicine CUE2: New Medications in Primary Care WE03: Managing Medical Problems in the Surgical Patient WE07: Breaking the Cycle among Chronic Opiate Users WE08: How Doctors Think WE09: HIV Prevention in Primary Care

WE04: Photovoice for Research & Advocacy WE09: HIV Prevention in Primary Care

SSE1: Physicians in Government WE04: Photovoice for Research & Advocacy WE10: The Road to Sustainable Quality Improvement

WE10: The Road to Sustainable Quality Improvement WE11: Review of Innovations in Managing Admissions & Readmissions

CUE1: Medicin WE01: Medicin WE03: in the S WE11: Managi Readm

WF02: DNR Order Discussions

CUF1: Update in GIM CUF2: Update in Psychiatry WF02: DNR Order Discussions WF09: Communicating Evidence to Patients WF11: Managing Withdrawal in Acutely Ill Patients

Abstract Session F1: Health Disparities

WF07: Teaching Global Primary Care

WF14: Measuring Health Care Utilization

CUF1: WF02: WF05: WF08: Residen WF09: to Patie WF11: Acutely

WA02: The Family Meeting Abstract Session A2: Aging/ Geriatrics/End of Life

CUA1: Update in Addiction Medicine CUA2: Update in Women’s Health SSA1: Shared Decision Making WA02: The Family Meeting WA03: Beyond Pain Contracts: Safer Opiate Prescribing WA04: Teaching Diagnosis & Error WA11: Woman’s Heart from Pregnancy thru Menopause

WA05: Advocacy at the State Level Abstract Session A4: Health Disparities

Distinguished Professor in Geriatarics Keynote Address

Distinguished Professor in Cancer Research Keynote

Minorities in Medicine Mentoring Panel

WB12: EBM Guide to PostMenopausal Hormone Therapy

CUB1: Update in Care of Cancer Survivors CUB2: Update in Chronic Kidney Disease WB02: Exercise Prescription: Just do it! WB03: Breaking Bad News WB12: EBM Guide to Post-Menopausal Hormone Therapy Clinical Practice Innovations Oral Presentation Session B

WC02: Teaching Driving Safety for the Elderly CUC3: Update in Palliative Medicine WC09: Power of Stories to Heal: A Writing Workshop

Session A 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Lunchtime

Session B 3:30 – 5:00 pm

Friday

Session C 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Session D 3:00 – 4:30 pm

Saturday

Session E 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Session F 1:30 – 3:00 pm

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hedule along a specific area of interest

Hospital Medicine

: The Family Meeting

Leadership Development

WA07: Beyond RVUs WA10: Obtaining a Career Development Award

Medical Education Scholarship

Research Methods

IME Session A SSA2: Evolution in Medicine WA04: Teaching Diagnosis & Error WA08: An EPA for Lifelong Learning WA09: ACGME Milestones/Ambulatory Immersion Program WTA: Teaching in the Ambulatory Setting

WA10: Obtaining a Career Development Award

SRF Track

WA01: Pathways in GIM

Women’s Heatlh

CUA2: Update in Women’s Health WA11: Woman’s Heart from Pregnancy thru Menopause

Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health Keynote Address WB01: Writing CV’s & Preparing to Interview

WB12: EBM Guide to PostMenopausal Hormone Therapy

VAC: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research

WC01: Getting Your Vignette Published in JGIM WC11: Strategies to Become an Active Mentee

VAC: Partnerships to Enhance Women’s Health Research Abstract Session C4: Women’s Health

WD01: Coaching Residents to Avoid the Fumble WD02: Teaching & Using PatientCentered Interviewing WD09: Teaching Professionalism in Social Media WD11: Teaching the Bedside Physical WD14: Assessing Resident EPAs: The PCMH as an Example WD15: Teaching Cost-Conscious Patient Care Abstract Session D2: Medical Education Abstracts

WD13: Adjusting for Confounding in Observational Studies

WD01: Coaching Residents to Avoid the Fumble

WD03: Talking with Patients about Sexual Health

WE02: Teaching Principles for the Care of Older Adults WE05: No More Noon Conference WE06: Interprofessional Ed: A Virtual Model for a High-Tech Generation WE08: How Doctors Think WTE: Effective Large Group Presentations Abstract Session E1: Medical Education Scholarship

WE04: Photovoice for Research & Advocacy WE12: Taming Tricky Data & Methods

WE01: Careers in Academic General Medicine

WF05: Bedside Rounds WF06: Implementing Educational Innovations WF07: Teaching Global Primary Care WF08: Teaching Procedures to IM Residents WF10: Teaching Shared Decision Making WF12: How Not to Present a Workshop

WF14: Measuring Health Care Utilization Abstract Session F2: Qualitative Research

WF01: Negotiating Your First Dream Job WF12: How Not to Present a Workshop

SSB1: The Business of Medicine WB06: Building Teams: Theory & Practice WB07: Teaching Leadership Skills

CUB3: Update in Medical Education SSB2: Developments in Medical Education WB04: A Toolkit for Teaching Advocacy WB07: Teaching Leadership Skills WB08: Designing a Public Health Curriculum WB10: Optimizing Small Group Teaching WB11: Attending 101: Everything You Need to Know

Update in Hospital Medicine Update in Palliative Medicine

SSC1: Leadership skills for academic GIM WC10: Creating & Implementing Coaching & Remediation WC13: LEAN Improvement Tools

WC08: Incorporating Continuity into Med Ed SSC2: Comprehensive Review of USMLE WC01: Getting Your Vignette Published in JGIM WC02: Teaching Driving Safety for the Elderly WC10: Creating & Implementing Coaching & Remediation WTC: Teaching in Small Groups

Update in Geriatric Medicine : Coaching Residents to Avoid mble : Teaching the Bedside al : Teaching Cost-Conscious t Care

SSD1: Preventing Burnout in Primary Care SSD2: Partnering between Academic & Community Institutions WD08: Enhance Your Negotiation Skills WD09: Teaching Professionalism in Social Media WD10: Getting to Professor: Promotion for Minority Faculty

WE01: Careers in Academic General Medicine

Update in Chronic Kidney e : Breaking Bad News : Attending 101: Everything eed to Know ct Session B2: Hospital ne

Update in Perioperative ne Careers in Academic General ne Managing Medical Problems Surgical Patient Review of Innovations in ing Admissions & missions

Update in GIM DNR Order Discussions Bedside Rounds Teaching Procedures to IM nts Communicating Evidence ents Managing Withdrawal in y Ill Patients


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Clinical Vignette and Infectious Disease Unknown Vignette Session

Directors Row J, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: Sonya Borrero, MD and Pam Ganschow Discussant: Karen Freund, MD, MPH, SGIM 2013 Distinguished Professor in Women’s Health

Tower Court D, Tower Building 2nd Level Moderator: Elizabeth L. Lee, MD Discussant: Robert M. Centor, MD; Past President SGIM, 2006-2007

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A success among failures: Ceftaroline salvage therapy in complicated methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteremia Bindu B. Yalamanchili; Faisal Khasawneh

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Sexual function does not predict maintenance of sexual activity in midlife women Holly N. Thomas; Stacey Dillon; Rachel Hess

Acute ischemic myocardial injury following administration of Definity contrast in a patient without coronary artery disease Katherine Fyall; Shadi Ayyoub; Lisa Staton

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When Guidelines Collide: Adherence to USPSTF Recommendations for Screening Mammography among Primary Care Specialties Jennifer Corbelli; Melissa McNeil

Groans, Moans and Psychiatric Overtones: When it is Not One of the Usual Suspects Rosy Priya Kodiyanplakkal; Darlene LeFrancois

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Gender Disparities in Medical Students’ Comfort with Leadership Skills April S. Fitzgerald; Redonda G. Miller; David M. Levine; Bimal Ashar; Mary Catherine Beach

An Unusual Case of Chest Pain: Pericarditis Secondary to Hydralazine-Induced Lupus Katherine Wrenn

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Mystery Case Deepa Rani Nandiwada; Aaron Smith

Contraceptive adherence among women Veterans: Differences by race/ethnicity and contraceptive supply Sonya Borrero; Xinhua Zhao; Maria Mor; E. Bimla Schwarz; Chester Good; Walid F. Gellad

BreastCARE: A Primary Care Clinic-Based RCT to Increase Breast Cancer Knowledge and Discussion of Risk and Lifestyle Behaviors Celia P. Kaplan; Jennifer Livaudais-Toman; Steven Gregorich; Jeffrey A. Tice; Karla Kerlikowske; Rena Pasick; Alice H. Chen; Eliseo J. PerezStable; Leah Karliner


friday Innovations Poster Session | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level

14. STAR (Safe Transitions Across caRe): A Focus on an Interdisciplinary Discharge Process Nancy M. Denizard-Thompson; Kirsten Feiereisel; James L. Wofford


Clinical Practice Innovations Posters

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Innovations in Medical Education Posters

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Improving Adult Pneumococcal Vaccination Coverage in Primary Care Clinics in New Hampshire: Context Matters Antonia Altomare; Ellen Eisenberg; Auden McClure; John N. Mecchella

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The Medication Metronome: A Health IT System to Improve Medication Management and Laboratory Monitoring for Chronic Diseases Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Richard W. Grant; Michael Jernigan; Leila H. Borowsky; Steven J. Atlas

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Patient attribution to care providers in a primary care network: Comparing retrospective and prospective algorithms Steven J. Atlas; Gregory Estey; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Priya Rao; Wei He; Henry Chueh

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Primary care-based complex care management: Using an interdisciplinary geriatric approach to improve care for frequently admitted patients in a safety net primary care clinic Elizabeth Davis; Julia Janssen; Anneliese Johnson; Valy Fontil; Louise Aronson; Margaret A. Handley; Fern Ebeling; Lisa Tang; Lindsay Evans; Reena Gupta; Claire Horton Improving Provider Experience and Interdisciplinary Collaboration in the Complex Care Management Program at the General Medicine Clinic at San Francisco General Hospital Anneliese Johnson; Julia Janssen; Fern Ebeling; Lisa Tang; Lindsay Evans; Claire Horton; Reena Gupta; Elizabeth Davis

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Long term patient care benefits associated with resident-led decision support huddles in an outpatient clinic Laura Divoky; Tho Luong; David B. Sweet; Lynn Clough

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Innovative Multimedia Methods to Enhance Patient-Centered Care in Underserved Populations Pamela S. Ganschow; Elizabeth A. Hahn; Elizabeth A. Jacobs

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Implementation Of A Structured, Electronic Referral System To Support The Principles Of The PCMH-Neighborhood Jennifer J. Monacelli; Nathaniel Gleason; Chanda Ho; Michael Wang; Don Collado; Ralph Gonzales

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Food Rx: Mobilizing outpatient clinics to prescribe healthy food for underserved patients Anna P. Goddu; Tonya Roberson; Katie Raffel; Marshall Chin; Monica E. Peek

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Diabetic group visit in a safety net ambulatory health center Melanie Gordon; Renee E. Walker

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Identification of Facilitators and Barriers to Implementation of E-Consults Using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research Leah M. Haverhals; George Sayre; Christian Helfrich; Susan Kirsh; David Aron; Michael Ho; Julie Lowery

12. Using Team-based Care to Improve Monitoring and Quality of Care in Diabetes Jason Higdon; Jillian Gaumond; Jennifer Zreloff 13.

The VA’s Specialty Care Transformational Initiatives to improve access and delivery of specialty care Michael Ho; David Aron; Anne E. Sales; David Au; Christian Helfrich; Katherine Fagan; Anne Lambert-Kerzner; Julie Lowery; Catherine Battaglia; Leonard Pogach; Glenn D. Graham; Vaness Ellington; Susan Kirsh

Community-based Care Coordination to Overcome Fragmentation of Services in Aurora, Colorado Joseph D. Johnson; Maisha Pollard

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A Checklist to Optimize Transitional Care Management between Hospitalists and a Patient Centered Medical Home Scott Joy; Katie Arvidson; Kelly Griffey; Sharon Khan-Khan; Jonathan Manheim; Erin Marcum

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Creating an Intensive Care Management Team and Identifying High Risk Patients in an Academic General Internal Medicine Practice Scott Joy; Leanne Clark; Lynn Haley; A. Meghan Hayes; Gretchen Hubner; Michael Masse; Katey Morris; Steve Mack; Alyssa Nash

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Creating a Checklist to Use During Team Huddle Times to Optimize Practice Efficiency and Care Management in an Academic Patient Centered Medical Home Scott Joy; Eric Martin; Carly Byrne; Gerardo Caldero Rosales; Oswaldo Hernandez; Lucy Llamas

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Use of Clinical Decision Support Tools to Improve Primary Care Chronic Kidney Disease Management Cara Litvin; Steven M. Ornstein

20. A Shared Medical Visit Model for Weight Loss: A Pilot Study Ingrid Lobo; Brandy Deffenbacher; Carmen Faust 21. Building Systems of Care: Does a multi-faceted diabetes improvement project change clinic staff assessment of the care system? Debra Maltby; Yue Gao; Anna P. Goddu; Tonya Roberson; Marshall Chin; Monica E. Peek 22. Implementation of a Web-based Patient Portal to Improve Test Result Notification in a Community-based Pediatric Primary Care Practice Nive Maniam; Garrett M. Chinn; Lynn A. Volk; Deborah H. Williams; David W. Bates; Steven R. Simon 23. Hospital at Home as an interagency collaborative at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center Elizabeth A. Mann; Bruce Kinosian; Rachel K. Miller; Mary-Ann Haggerty; James Hammond; Ariel Feinberg 24. An Analysis of Time Cost of the Common Precepting Model in an Outpatient Internal Medicine Residency Training Clinic Eric Martin; Scott Joy 25. Health Care Advocacy for Survivors of Domestic Violence Arash Nafisi; Hillary Kunins 26. Palliative Care Consults in the Intensive Care Unit: A Quality Improvement Trigger Project Sarah Nickoloff; Katherine Recka; Sean Marks 27. Using text messaging to provide self-management support and care coordination for individuals with chronic disease Shantanu Nundy; Jonathan J. Dick; Patrick Hogan; Anna P. Goddu; Arnell Bussie; Marshall Chin; Monica E. Peek 28. The Evolving Role of Grass Roots Emergency Medical Response in the Occupy Wall Street Era: Hurricane Sandy and the People’s Medical Relief, New York City 2012 Amit Patel; Noriyuki Murakami; Magni Hamso 29. Increasing effective smoking cessation interventions in an academic internal medicine clinic Shana Ratner; Stephanie Flecksteiner; Douglas Friedman; Hongxen Nguyen; William A. Wolf; Brooke B. McGuirt; Thomas M. Miller; Michael Pignone


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friday Innovations Poster Session | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm 30. Development of a Hepatitis C Testing and Treatment Linkage Program in an Urban Primary Care Center Zachary Rosner; Alain H. Litwin; Meredith Steinman; Angela Jeffers; Laura J. Guderian 31.

A Quality Improvement Project to Reduce Emergency Department Delays with the Electronic Medical Record Changwan Ryu; Teresa M. Michel; Stacey Gonzalez; Dinesh John; Joan Mitchell

32. Inter-Professional “Community of Practice” to Implement “Universal Precautions” for Opioid Safety within the Patient Centered Medical Home Michael Saenger; Ingrid M. Duva; Corrine Abraham; Roeina Porter, RN; Veronica D’Antignac 33. Decreasing Foley Catheter Utilization on the Yale New Haven Hospitalist Service Jose Salvana 34. A Multidisciplinary Approach to Improve Global Immunization for Inpatients Thomas K. Spain; John Starmer; Asli O. Weitkamp; Christine A. Kennedy; Audrey H. Kuntz; Neesha N. Choma 35. Development of a Student-Faculty Collaborative Clinic With a Special Focus on Serving Post-Incarcerated Patients Kimberly Sue; Rachel E. Simon; Gabriel Sneh; Mihir J. Chaudhary; Jessica Zeidman; Marya J. Cohen 36. Keeping the primary care practice at the center of posthospitalization care transition Ning Tang; Jeffrey Fujimoto; Leah Karliner 37.

A Quality Improvement Approach to Improving Opiate Prescribing in Outpatient Practice Constance van Eeghen; Charles D. MacLean; Amanda G. Kennedy; Mark Pasanen

38. Development of an Interactive, Web-Based Comprehensive Performance Dashboard for Use in Primary Care Practice Networks Charlotte E. Ward; Wei He; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Steven J. Atlas 39. Using Systems Engineering to Improve Housestaff Scheduling and Clinic Utilization Shihfan Yeh; Luci Leykum; Jane O’Rorke; Jonathan F. Bard 40. Creating a New Habit: Improving Physician Compliance in HIV Screening Marelle Yehuda; Valentina Rodriquez; Robert E. Graham; Ladan Ahmadi 41. Pre-Visit Planning: A Foundation for Outpatient-Centered Care Jaishree Hariharan; Melissa McNeil; Thomas Painter; Pamela Dittoe; Gary Fischer 42. Outpatient Documentation in the Electronic Health Record: Current Resident Practices, Opportunities and Tools for Curricular Innovation Jaishree Hariharan; Sarah A. Tilstra; Thomas Radomski; Jodie Bryk; Peggy Hasley 43. A Curriculum to Improve and Teach Primary Care Team Function Carole M. Warde; Marjorie Pearson 44. Outcomes of a New Web-Based PTSD Training for Primary Care Providers Karen H. Seal; Kristin Samuelson; Nicole McCamish; Christopher J. Koenig; Daniel Bertenthal; Gary Tarasovsky; Gerard Choucroun 45. Evolution of an internet-based quality-focused medical education process in an ambulatory care organization. Maura J. McGuire; Thomas Bogetti; Steven J. Kravet 46. Health Policy and Advocacy for the Busy Clinician 101: Can We Make an Impact? Maggie K. Benson; Vikram Krishnasamy; Peggy Hasley

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47. The Behavioral Medicine Toolbox: Equipping residents with the tools necessary to navigate the softer side of medicine. Katherine J. Kueny; Rachel Bonnema; Emily Leasure 48. Teaching Patient-Centered Use of the Electronic Medical Record Wei Wei Lee; Lollita Alcocer 49. Weight Management: A Primary Concern (Integration of a Primary Care Weight Management Curriculum into Graduate Medical Education) Leon I. Igel; Louis Aronne; Erica Phillips 50. Implementation of Hospital Based Clinical Performance Metrics Teaching Sessions for Medicine Residents on Duke General Medicine David Gallagher; Noppon P. Setji; Jonathan Bae 51.

Interprofessional Panel Management: Teaching Residents DataDriven Longitudinal and Continuous Care Catherine P. Kaminetzky; Jacqueline R. Keedy; Ginger A. Evans; Anne P. Poppe; Joyce E. Wipf

52. A Novel Transitions of Care Curriculum for PGY-1 Residents in Internal Medicine Justin P. Lafreniere; Evelyn Gathecha; Nowreen Haq; Nancy L. Schoenborn; Fatima Sheikh; Colleen Christmas 53. Using Standardized Patients to Teach Residents Skills in Risk Communication and Shared Decision Making with Evaluation via the Options Instrument Kathleen Fairfield; Thomas P. Gearan; Kristen A. Sciacca 54. Teaching Medical Students to Reflect “Deeper” Amy C. Hayton; Raymond Wong; Ilho Kang; Lawrence Loo 55. Improving Resident Documentation, Coding and Billing with a Practical Tutorial Moyna H. Ng 56. Development of Hospital Medicine Educators: Design and Implementation of a Physical Diagnosis Course for Physician Assistant Students Dustin T. Smith; Joanna M. Bonsall; Marquitha S. Mayfield; Margaret DeMoss; Jennifer N. Larson; Dana Sayre-Stanhope; Daniel D. Dressler 57.

A Home Visit Curriculum to Foster Interprofessional Learning and Improve Care Coordination for High-Risk Patients in Trainee Primary Care Continuity Clinics Melissa Bachhuber; Shalini Patel; Bridget O’Brien

58. Development of a Systematic Review Training Program for Attending Physicians to Mentor Internal Medicine Residents Tanu S. Pandey; Brian P. Lucas 59. The use of health services data to inform curriculum development Lynn Byars; Charles D. Magee; William F. Kelly; Michael Roy 60. Shared Medical Appointment Curriculum for Internal Medicine Residents in a Safety-Net Health Center Katherine Lupton; Michelle E. Hauser; Barbara Ogur 61. Intensive Mental Health Training for Medical Residents Robert C. Smith 62. Implementing a Leadership and Health Systems Innovation Elective for First and Second Year Medical Students Janine Knudsen; Barsam Kasravi; Bradley Turner; Molly Coye 63. Implementation of a Novel Curriculum in Social Medicine and Health Advocacy in Internal Medicine Residency Training Danny McCormick; Rachel Stark; Priyank Jain; David Bor; Richard Pels 64. Development and Evaluation of an Interprofessional Collaborative Case Conference Series Meg Pearson; Bridget O’Brien; Rebecca L. Shunk


friday Innovations Poster Session | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm 65. Teaching Advocacy: a model for clinical skills development and human rights-based service learning. Luis Villegas; Taryn Clark; Margaret Fabiszak; Terri G. Edersheim; Joanne Ahola; Nicole Sirotin 66. “How does a student-run clinic impact medical student ability to care for patients with chronic illness?” Linda Wang; Matthew A. Spinelli; Nandini C. Palaniappa; Yasmin S. Meah; David C. Thomas 67.

Creation of a Web-Based Mobile App to Teach and Facilitate Systems Navigation in a Student-Run Free Clinic Ammar Siddiqui; Yasmin S. Meah; Chloe Ciccariello; Alexa Gips; Mark Kurzrok; Noa Simchoni; Thomas McBride; David C. Thomas

68. A multidisciplinary transitions in care workshop for medical students Lauren Block; Melissa Morgan-Gouveia; Danelle Cayea

83. Development of a Leadership Observation and Feedback Tool (LOFT) Sandra K. Oza; Edna Miao; Read Pierce; Anda Kuo; Sandrijn van Schaik 84. GHACS: The Global Health/Clinical Skills Faculty Development Fellowship at Montefiore Shwetha Iyer; James Grigg; Erin J. Goss; Linnea Capps; Darlene LeFrancois; Gerald Paccione 85. Improving Resident Counseling Competence: A 5A’s Skills-Based Obesity Curriculum Shwetha Iyer; Hillary Kunins; Angela Jeffers; Melanie Jay; Sheira Schlair

69. The University of Queensland/Ochsner Clinical School Partnership: A model of Transnational Medical Education Aiming to Create Primary Care Physicians. Gerald D. Denton; Richard Deichmann; Leonardo Seoane

86. Podcast Pearls: The Impact of A Brief Weekly 21st Century Educational Tool Melissa Dattalo; Ryan E. Childers; Colleen Christmas

70. Cambridge Integrated Clerkship Systems Rounds: Medical StudentDriven Quality Improvement and Patient Advocacy Arjun Suri; Alejandra Ellison-Barnes; David R. Ziehr; Benjamin Jastrzembski; Juliana E. Morris; Ariel Wagner; Andres Patino; Divya Mallampati; David Bor; David Hirsh; Elizabeth Gaufberg 71.

82. Development and implementation of an interprofessional standardized patient assessment Sandra K. Oza; Aimee Sznewajs; Maria A. Wamsley; Christy K. Boscardin; Win May; Andrew Nevins; Malathi Srinivasan; Ann Homan; Bernie Miller; Mark Lovett; Karen E. Hauer

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Evaluation of a Patient Safety and Transitions of Care Curriculum for Third Year Medical Students Sara M. Bradley; Dennis Chang; Reena Karani

72. From Detroit to Your City - A Public Health Solution; A Medical Education Pilot Program’s Success and Its Potentially Groundbreaking National Impact Courtney M. Moore; Diane L. Levine

Bringing Effective Chronic Pain Education to Life for Resident Physicians Michael Picchioni

88. Teaching Transitions of Care through Analyzing Readmissions Kara Bischoff; Aparna Goel; Jayson Morgan; Michelle Mourad; Sumant Ranji 89. Attending to our first obligation: the Do No Harm Project Brandon Combs; Tanner Caverly 90. The Resident as Preceptor: Incorporating Supervision of Medical Students in the Ambulatory Setting into a Residency Curriculum Sudha Dubey; Robert Hirten; Sheira Schlair 91.

73. Brown Medical School preclinical elective on healthcare of underserved populations Lucinda B. Leung; James E. Simmons; Joseph S. Rabatin

Expanding Health Policy Education: Integrating a Skills-Based Curriculum for the Next Generation of Practitioners Krisda Chaiyachati; Theodore Long; Trishul Siddharthan; Ali M. Khan; Rebecca Brienza

92. Evaluation of a Pocket-Sized Ultrasound Device As an Aid to the Physical Examination Jason Ojeda; James Colbert; Graham T. McMahon; Carol Benson; Peter Doubilet; Justina Wu; Joel T. Katz; Maria Yialamas

75. An Interclerkship Intensive on Addiction Among Clerkship-Year Medical Students Babak Tofighi; Joshua D. Lee; Demian Szyld; Jennifer McNeely; John Rotrosen; Paul Kim; Melanie Jay

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76. A Novel OSCE Curriculum for Teaching the Musculoskeletal Exam to Internal Medicine Residents Trishul Siddharthan; Sarita Soares; Stephen Holt 77.

Patient Safety Morning Report: Using an old conference to teach new tricks Christopher J. Smith; Allison Ramey; Elizabeth Lyden; Julie Fedderson

94. A Pilot Primary Care Residency Track: Education and Leadership in Patient-Aligned Care Teams (ELPACT) Olivia A. Arreola-Owen; Carole M. Warde; Arthur G. Gomez 95. Mixed-methods evaluation of the MGH Global Primary Care Curriculum Patrick T. Lee; Elizabeth Cunningham; David Munson; Joseph Joyner; Sarah Wakeman; Renuka Tipirneni; Ashley Dunkle; Debora Paterniti; Valerie E. Stone

78. A CLER Look at Morbidity and Mortality Conferences Laura Fanucchi; Lia S. Logio; Eugenia Siegler

96. A Smartphone Application for Teaching Bayesian Interpretation of Randomized Clinical Trials Robert L. Goodman

79. Mastery Learning of Oral Case Presentation Skills Heather L. Heiman; Toshiko Uchida; Gary J. Martin

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80. “Show me the follow-up!”: Implementation of Assessment based on an Entrustable Professional Activity for Interns in Continuity Clinic Ryan Laponis; Karen E. Hauer; Maya H. Dulay; Reena Gupta; Tacara N. Soones; Jeff Kohlwes; Harry Hollander; Patricia S. O’Sullivan; Katherine Julian

98. The Courteous Consult: A Pocket Card and Training to Improve House Staff Consults Lauren Peccoralo; Anna Podolsky; David T. Stern

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Measuring and Evaluating Systems Thinking Mamta K. Singh; Mary Dolansky; Shirley Moore; Aleece Caron; Patrick Palmeri

The International Scholars Program (ISP): balancing research and clinical care. Our ten year experience Peter D. Bulova; Adeel Butt; Shanta M. Zimmer

99. An innovative educational program for primary care social service physicians in rural Chiapas, Mexico Andrew J. Van Wieren; Patrick F. Elliott; Patrick M. Newman; Lindsay B. Palazuelos; Jafet Arrieta; Hugo E. Flores; Andrew L. Ellner; Daniel Palazuelos


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friday Innovations Poster Session | 11:30 am – 1:00 pm 100. Withdrawn by Author 101. Direct Observation of Residents: A Novel Faculty Financial Incentive Program Lauren Acinapura; Nicole Sirotin; Johanna Martinez; Pamela Apolaya; Christina Harris 102. If You Build It…Redesigning Primary Care Training Around Actively Transforming Continuity Clinics Richard Pels; Rachel Stark; Priyank Jain; Barbara Ogur; David Bor 103. Leadership Curriculum Helps Primary Care Residents Learn Methods to Decrease Health Disparities Katy Hicks; Kristin Burnett Fernandez 104. Outpatient Intensive Orientation Program Ryan Nall; Anita Vanka; Kelly Ford; Howard Libman 105. Development and evaluation of a novel online ethics curriculum for global health training Matthew DeCamp; Joce Rodriguez; Michele Barry; Jeremy Sugarman 106. The “Professionalism Matrix”: A Tool to Teach and Evaluate Professionalism Van Geslani; Lawrence Loo; Sam Baz; Leah Tudtud-Hans 107. Pilot of a Direct Observation Program of Faculty Teaching Clinical Skills Rupel Dedhia; Melanie Gordon; Andem Ekpenyong 108. Medical students and physicians referred for remediation: Descriptive statistics and outcomes Jeannette Guerrasio; Eva M. Aagaard 109. Development and Execution of an Internal Medicine Subspecialty Fellow Teaching Competition Dustin T. Smith; Wendy S. Armstrong; Ryan M. Ford; Karen L. Law; Kimberly D. Manning 110. Self-Assessment of Performance: A Novel Curriculum for Quality Improvement Education Kartik K. Patel; David A. Wininger 111. Leaning Towards Patient-Centered Teaching Rounds Himani Divatia; Joseph Deutsch 112. Involving Attending Faculty in Resident Quality Improvement Curriculum to Achieve ABIM Maintenance of Certification Credit Julie L. Oyler; Lisa M. Vinci; Vineet Arora 113. Resident Engagement in Quality Improvement through the PatientCentered Medical Home Thomas B. Morland; Kathie Huang; Alithea Gabrellas; Nicholas Leon; Judy A. Shea 114. Sign-out: A Brief Educational Intervention and Analysis Kevin D. Hauck; Lauren Shapiro 115. SAFE MED RECONCILIATION (SAtisfy patients using a MEDical Resident EduCatiONal Intervention To Improve Outcomes) Jessica Logan; Cherinne Arundel; Rebecca Swenson; Hanna Mariani

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116. Resident Attitudes as Learners and Teachers in Medical Simulation: A Survey Study from the Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Medicine Lee Park; Ian Barbash; Ada Stefanescu; Katie Famous; Paul F. Currier 117. The Simulated Medical Education Program: New Senior Boot Camp Bridget B. Stiegler 118. “Meet Your Colleagues”: Enhancing the Appeal of Education in Collaborative Care Traci A. Takahashi; Douglas B. Berger; Joyce E. Wipf; Sarah E. Shannon; Brenda K. Zierler 119. Team-Based Education for Improving Panel Management in a Patient Centered Medical Home Anne Dembitzer; Colleen Gillespie; Lucas Dreamer; Ashley E. Jensen; Rachel Blitzer; Katelyn Bennett; Mark D. Schwartz; Scott Sherman 120. Public Narrative as a Tool to Promote Team-Based Care Rachael E. Bedard; Rachel Stark; Elizabeth Gaufberg 121. Withdrawn by Author 122. Educating Residents on Health and Health Care Disparities Through an Interactive Web-based Module using Clinical Cases Jessie K. Kimbrough-Sugick; Letitia Wright; Stephen Sisson 123. Increasing resident education and confidence in pressure ulcer staging Keri Holmes-Maybank; Patty J. Iverson; Justin Marsden; Jingwen Zhang; Patrick D. Mauldin; William P. Moran 124. Integrating a Curriculum on Cost-Conscious Care into Undergraduate Medical Education Kimberly M. Tartaglia; Nicholas Kman; Holly Cronau; Cynthia Ledford 125. Effectiveness of a Quality Improvement Module within an Internal Medicine (IM) Honor’s Elective for Medical Students Kimberly M. Tartaglia; Curt Walker 126. Antibiotic Timeout Program: Implementing a Hospital Stewardship Intervention Kimberly M. Tartaglia; Curt Walker; Allison Heacock; Ivy Kuofie; Beth Liston; Jessica West; Kurt Stevenson 127. Multidisciplinary Group Education Sessions Teaching Patient Self-Management Skills Improves Outcomes For Low-Income, LowLiteracy Patients in an Urban Setting Stacie Schmidt; Amber Knight; Lesley Miller; Shelly-Ann Fluker; David Levitch; Jada C. Bussey-Jones; Mary Katherine Brown; Kristi Quairoli; Michael Fost 128. Development of a multidisciplinary curriculum in accordance with National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) guidelines for the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Stacie Schmidt; Shelly-Ann Fluker; Jada C. Bussey-Jones; Danielle Jones; Kristina L. Lundberg; Stacy Higgins


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Acknowledgement of the Following Awards

Plaza Ballroom A, B, C

Welcoming Remarks Awards Ceremony Darcy A. Reed, MD, MPH and David C. Thomas, MD, MHPE, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting Chair and Co-Chair

Mary O’Flaherty Horn Scholars in General Internal Medicine Program

Mid-Career Education Mentorship Award Monica Lypson, MD

Jessica Campbell, MD

Acknowledgement of the Following Awards

ACLGIM Division Chief’s Recognition

ACLGIM Leadership Award

Katrina Armstrong, MD, MSCE

April Fitzgerald, MD

Clinical Vignette Presentation Award

Founders Grant

Louise Walter, MD

Alexander Smith, MD, MS, MPH

Outstanding Jr. Investigator of the Year

Scholarship in Medical Education

Monica Peek, MD, MPH

Reena Karani, MD, MPHE

Quality and Practice Innovation Award St Joseph’s Hospital & Medical Center

Presentation of the Following Awards

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Joanna Starrels, MD, MS

Best Published Paper of the Year

Melissa B. Weimer, DO, MPH

TBD

Lawrence S. Linn Award

Mid-Career Research Mentorship Award

Keynote Address Generalist Leaders and Wicked Problems

Catherine Reinis Lucey, MD Vice Dean for Education, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine

Introduction of 2014 Annual Meeting Neda Ratanawongsa, MD, MPH, Chair Geraldine E. Menard, MD, MS, Co-Chair

Elnora M. Rhodes Service Award Carol Bates, MD

National Award for Career Achievements in Medical Education Patricia Thomas, MD

David R. Calkins Award in Health Policy Advocacy Oliver Fein, MD


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Plaza F, Plaza Building Concourse

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Plaza D, Plaza Building Concourse

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WD01 Tower Court C, Tower Building 2nd Level WD02 Tower Court B, Tower Building 2nd Level

CUD2 Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Update in Pain Medicine Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Daniel P. Alford, MD, MPH, Associate Professor of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Medical Center Additional Faculty: Matthew J. Bair, MD, MS, Indiana University School of Medicine; William Becker, MD, Yale University School of Medicine; Joseph W. Frank, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Erin E. Krebs, MD, MPH, Minneapolis VA Center for Chronic Disease Outcomes Research, University of Minnesota; Jane M. Liebschutz, MD, MPH, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Medical Center

WD03 Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

CUD3

WD04 Governor’s Square 16, Plaza Building, Concourse

Clinical Update in Geriatrics

WD05 Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building Concourse WD06 Governor’s Square 10, Plaza Building Concourse WD08 Governor’s Square 11, Plaza Building Concourse WD09 Silver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine WD10 Governor’s Square 15, Plaza Building Concourse WD11 Denver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine WD12 Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building Concourse WD13 Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd Level WD14 Terrace Room, Tower Building Terrace Level WD15 Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SESSIONS ASD1

Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level

ASD2


ASD3

Directors Row I, Plaza Building Lobby Level

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CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION D CVD

Tower Court D Tower Building 2nd Level

Plaza E, Plaza Building Concourse Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Danelle Cayea, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Hollis Day, MD, MS, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Helen M. Fernandez, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Rainier P. Soriano, MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine

SSD1 Plaza F, Plaza Building Concourse

Off the Treadmill! Preventing Burnout in General Internal Medicine Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: Mark Linzer, MD, General Internal Medicine, Hennepin County Medical Center Additional Faculty: Rachel Levine, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; David Meltzer, MD, PhD, University of Chicago; Carole M. Warde, MD, Greater Los Angeles VA Health System; Colin P. West, MD, PhD, Mayo Clinic

SSD2 Plaza D, Plaza Building Concourse

Community Partnerships: Developing, Sustaining, and Growing Successful Relationships

CUD1 Gold Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Update in HIV Medicine for the General Internist Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: E. J. Edelman, MD, MHS, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Gail Berkenblit, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Amina A. Chaudhry, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Joseph Cofrancesco, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Lynn E. Fiellin, MD, Yale University School of Medicine; James M. Sosman, MD, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

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Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Hilary K. Seligman, MD, MAS, Assistant Professor, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Olveen Carrasquillo, MD, MPH, University of Miami; Giselle Corbie-Smith, MD, MSc, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Monica E. Peek, MD, MPH, The University of Chicago

VAD Governor’s Square 17, Plaza Building Concourse

Integrating Peer Support into Chronic Disease Management Category: VA Series Coordinator: Jeff Whittle, MD, MPH, Director of Health Services Research, Primary Care Division, Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center Additional Faculty: David Edelman, MD, MHS, Durham VA Medical Center and Duke University Medical Center; Michelle Heisler, MD, MPA, Ann Arbor VA Center for Clinical Management Research and University of Michigan; Judith A. Long, MD, Philadelphia VA CHERP


friday CONCURRENT SESSION D | 3:00 – 4:30 pm WD01

WD05



Hand-Overs: Coaching Residents to Avoid the Fumble

Overcoming Bias, Building Resilience

Category: Hospital-Based Medicine Coordinator: Deepa Bhatnagar, MD, Department of Medicine, Tulane University Additional Faculty: Ryan Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Michael D. Landry, MD, Tulane University; Lisa L. Willett, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham

Category: Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Disparities Task Force Coordinator: Karen R. Horowitz, MD, Department of Medicine, Louis Stokes Cleveland VAMC, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Tracie Collins, MD, MPH, John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County, Rush Medical College; Benjamin Mba, MD, University of Kansas School of Medicine; Monica E. Peek, MD, MPH, University of Chicago School of Medicine; Robert Saqueton, MD, Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center

WD02 Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Teaching and Using Patient-centered Interviewing: Improving Satisfaction, Efficiency and Effectiveness


Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Auguste H. Fortin, MD, MPH, Department of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Francesca C. Dwamena, MD, MS, Michigan State University; Richard M. Frankel, PhD, Indiana University; Stephen Holt, MD, MS, Yale School of Medicine; Robert C. Smith, MD, MS, Michigan State University

“RePlay Health”: A Serious Game for Understanding US Health System Dynamics and Policy Interventions Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Patrick T. Lee, MD, Director, Global Primary Care Program, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Mary Flanagan, PhD, Dartmouth Tiltfactor Game Research Lab; L. Landy, Fannie E. Rippel Foundation; Max Seidman, Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science

WD03 Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

WD08

Candid Conversations: Talking with Patients about Sexual Health


Enhance Your Negotiation Skills: Leadership Development for GIM Category: Leadership and Administration Submitted in Conjunction with: ACLGIM Coordinator: Deborah L. Burnet, MD, MA, Department of Medicine, University of Chicago Additional Faculty: Tracie Collins, MD, MPH, University of Kansas, Wichita; Karen Kim, The University of Chicago; Jennifer Smith, MD, Stroger-Cook County Hospital, Cook County Health & Hospitals System; Monica Vela, MD, The University of Chicago; Lisa M. Vinci, MD, MS, The University of Chicago


WD09

Oh Say Can You C: Training Generalists for Their Roles as Front Line Hepatitis C Screeners, Counselors, and Treaters in the New Era of Birth Cohort Screening


Teaching Professionalism in Social Media

Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Jeffrey J. Weiss, PhD, MS, Mount Sinai School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Shelly-Ann Fluker, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; Katherine Krauskopf, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Alain H. Litwin, MD, MPH, MS, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Lesley Miller, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; Judith Tsui, MD, MPH, Boston University Small Group Discussion Leaders: Donald Gardenier, DNP, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Kristina L. Lundberg, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; Keith M. Sigel, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Neil Mehta, MBBS, MS, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University Additional Faculty: J. H. Isaacson, MD, Cleveland Clinic; Frances J. Mao, Cleveland Clinic


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Category: Clinical Medicine Submitted in Conjunction with: Institute of Healthcare Communication Coordinator: Shakaib U. Rehman, MD, Professor of Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina/RHJ VAMC Additional Faculty: William T. Branch, MD, Emory University; Monica Broome, MD, University of Miami; Dennis W. Cope, MD, FACP, UCLA San Fernando Valley Program; Elizabeth Kachur, PhD, Medical Education Development

friday CONCURRENT SESSION D | 3:00 – 4:30 pm WD10

WD14



Getting to Professor: Strategies for Promotion for Minority Faculty

Assessing Resident Entrustable Professional Activities: The Patient Centered Medical Home as an Example

Category: Personal/Professional Development Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Disparities Task Force; SGIM Minorities in Medicine Interest Group Coordinator: Valerie E. Stone, MD, MPH, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Lisa A. Cooper, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins; Giselle Corbie-Smith, MD, MSc, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; William Cunningham, MD, MPH, University of California, Los Angeles; Alicia Fernandez, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Eliseo J. PerezStable, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Wally R. Smith, MD, Virginia Commonwealth University; Donna L. Washington, MD, MPH, Greater Los Angeles VA Medical Center

Coordinator: Anna Chang, MD, University of California, San Francisco Additional Faculty: Judith Bowen, MD, Oregon Health & Science University; Kelly Caverzagie, MD, University of Nebraska Medical Center; Shobhina G. Chheda, MD, MPH, FACP, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health; Michael Green, MD, MSc, Yale University School of Medicine; Michael J. Rosenblum, MD, Baystate Medical Center Small Group Discussion Leaders: Elizabeth Eckstrom, MD, MPH, Oregon Health & Science University; Richard M. Frankel, PhD, Indiana University School of Medicine

WD15 Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Teaching Cost-Conscious Patient Care

WD11 Denver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Bringing It at the Bedside: Innovative Strategies for Teaching the Physical Examination with Confidence Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Lisa B. Bernstein, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Emory University Additional Faculty: Kimberly D. Manning, MD, Emory University

WD12 Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building Concourse

Managing Change and Redesigning Systems: Strategies to Identify, Prioritize and Sustain Innovative Practice Category: Quality of Care/Patient Safety Coordinator: Bradley N. Doebbeling, MD, MSc, FACP, VA HSR&D Center on Implementing Evidence-based Practice, Indianapolis VAMC Additional Faculty: Steven Asch, MD, MPH, Stanford School of Medicine; Blair W. Fosburgh, MD, Harvard School of Medicine; Margaret Plews-Ogan, MD, University of Virginia Health System

WD13

Coordinator: Ryan Kraemer, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Director of General Internal Medicine, University of Alabama, Birmingham Additional Faculty: Deepa Bhatnagar, MD, Tulane University; Michael D. Landry, MD, Tulane School of Medicine, Tulane University; Brita Roy, MD, MPH, MS, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Benjamin Taylor, University of Alabama, Birmingham

Abstract Session D1 Lipkin Finalists Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: Stephan D. Fihn, MD, MPH, Past President, SGIM 1998-1999 1.

The Role of Provider Continuity in Racial Disparities in Chronic Care Outcomes Rose M. Kakoza; Thomas D. Sequist

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National trends in opioid prescribing among patients at risk of opioid misuse: 2001-2010 Marc Larochelle; Fang Zhang; Dennis Ross-Degnan; James F. Wharam

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Inviting Patients to Read their Doctor’s Notes: Who reads them and what happens over time? John N. Mafi; Roanne Mejilla; Henry J. Feldman; Jan Walker; Long Ngo; Jonathan Darer; Christina C. Wee; Tom Delbanco

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National trends in processes and outcomes of care for elderly patients hospitalized for pneumonia Jonathan S. Lee; Wato Nsa; Leslie R. Hausmann; Amal N. Trivedi; Dale W. Bratzler; Dana Auden; Kate Goodrich; Fiona M. Larbi; Michael J. Fine

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A randomized controlled trial of a community health worker posthospital care transitions intervention for low socioeconomic status patients Shreya Kangovi; David Grande; Nandita Mitra; Jeffrey Sellman; Mary L. White; Sharon McCollum; Richard Shannon; Judith A. Long

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Medical Education in Health Policy Before and After the Affordable Care Act Mitesh Patel; Monica L. Lypson; Matthew M. Davis

Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd Level

Innovative Methods to Adjust for Confounding in Observational Studies Category: Research Methods Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Research Committee Coordinator: Eric Mortensen, MD, VA North Texas Health Care System Additional Faculty: Guoqing Chen, PhD, MD, Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center; Arthur Westover, MD, MSCS, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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Abstract Session D4 Quality of Care/Patient Safety Directors Row J, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: David Haggstrom, MD and Geoffrey C. Lamb, MD

Directors Row E, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderator: Bradley A. Sharpe, MD 1.

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The Effects of a Decade of Progressive Duty Hour Limitations at a Multi-Hospital Internal Medicine Residency Program Michael F. Krug; Heather L. Davidson; P. L. Wander; Joyce E. Wipf Resident-led intervention targeting high-utilizing patients in a resident continuity clinic shows promise in improving residents’ competency in systems-based practice Sean Tackett; Melissa Dattalo; Marc Larochelle; Ryan E. Childers; Huy Do; Lauren Graham; Lana R. Elpert; Stephanie Nothelle; Fernanda Porto Carreiro; Justin Elfrey; Laura Hanyok

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Transitions of Care: Internal Medicine PGY1 Ambulatory Education Rachel K. Miller; Christina R. Whitehouse; Jerry Johnson; Jennifer Lapin; Karen B. Hirschman

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Attending and Intern Evaluations of Residents Cynthia Kay; Michael Frank; Jeffrey L. Jackson

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Teamwork Assessment in Internal Medicine: A Systematic Review of Validity Evidence and Outcomes Rachel Havyer; Majken T. Wingo; Nneka Comfere; Darlene R. Nelson; Andrew J. Halvorsen; Furman S. McDonald; Darcy Reed

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Impact of Public Reporting of Hospital Readmission Rates on Emergency Department Admission Decisions Matthew J. Press; Zachary Meisel; Michael Pesko; Andrew Ryan

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The Association Between Outpatient Experience of Care and Subsequent Resource Utilization in a Primary Care Network Charlotte E. Ward; Jeffrey M. Ashburner; Wei He; Steven J. Atlas

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Association of hospital volume with risk-standardized readmission rates Leora I. Horwitz; Zhenqiu Lin; Jeph Herrin; Chohreh Partovian; Jacqueline N. Grady; Julia Montague; Lisa G. Suter; Joseph S. Ross; Susannah Bernheim; Harlan M. Krumholz; Elizabeth E. Drye

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Predictors of potential blood pressure overtreatment in older veterans with diabetes Lillian Min; Timothy Hofer; Robert Holleman; Adam S. Wilk; Eve A. Kerr

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Overuse, Underuse, and Misuse of Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests Gina R. Kruse; Sami M. Khan; Alan M. Zaslavsky; John Z. Ayanian; Thomas D. Sequist

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Comparison of the Quality of Patient Referrals from Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners to an Academic General Internal Medicine Practice Thomas J. Beckman; Robert Lohr; Colin P. West; Margaret Beliveau; Paul Daniels; Mark Nyman; William Mundell; Nina M. Schwenk; Jayawant N. Mandrekar; James M. Naessens

Using OSCE Cases to Assess Resident Physicians’ Competence in Inter-professional Collaborative Practice Colleen Gillespie; Barbara Porter; Margaret Horlick; Kathleen Hanley; Jennifer Adams; Jaclyn Fox; Angela Burgess; Sondra Zabar

Abstract Session D3 Joint SGIM- Society of Medical Decision Making (SMDM) Abstract Session

Clinical VignDate Session D The Woes of Eos Tower Court D, Tower Building 2nd level Moderators: Majken T. Wingo, MD Discussant: Chad S. Miller, MD

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Eosinophilic Cardiomyopathy with Endomyocardial Fibrosis Jason Sayanlar

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Eosinophilic Pleural Effusion: A worm by another name? Jessica R. Howard-Anderson; Timothy Canan; Michael D. Roth; Edward Ha

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Breast Malignancy Masquerading Under the Cloak of Acute Urticaria Erin P. O’Donnell; Cooper Wriston; Rachel Havyer

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Beware of Doxies: Targeting the Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms (DRESS) Syndrome Jay Liu; Julie Simpson; Mona Rizeq; Robert Burke

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Satisfying an Itch From The Inside Out Matthew N. Peters; Morgan J. Katz; Allison Egan; Deepa Bhatnagar

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Cost-conscious medical decision-making: patients’ perspectives on screening and physicians’ roles regarding cost barriers David Grande; Margaret Lowenstein; Madeleine P. Tardif; Carolyn C. Cannuscio Evidence-based risk communication: A systematic review Daniella A. Zipkin; Elizabeth Allen; Rebecca Beyth; Scott Kaatz; Nancy L. Keating; Devin Mann; Jeremy Sussman; Connie Schardt; Craig A. Umscheid; Deborah Korenstein; Avishek Nagi; Richard Sloane; David Feldstein Clinicians and Numbers: Usability and Validity of a Measure of Critical Risk Interpretation (CRIT) Tanner Caverly; Allan V. Prochazka; Brian P. Lucas; Shane Mueller; Ingrid A. Binswanger; Jean Kutner; Brandon Combs; Daniel Matlock

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Cost-Effectiveness of Novel Oral Anticoagulation Strategies for Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation William Canestaro; Amanda R. Patrick; Jerry Avorn; Kouta Ito; Olga S. Matlin; Troyen A. Brennan; William Shrank; Niteesh K. Choudhry

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Statins in Whose Water? Modeling Relative Cost-Saving of Over-theCounter Statin Use in Selected American Populations Independent of Lipid Levels David Heller; Pamela G. Coxson; Mark J. Pletcher; Lee Goldman; Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo

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The Effect of Information Presentation on the Decision to Undergo Elective Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Michael B. Rothberg; Laura Scherer; Mohammed Amin Kashef; Henry Ting; Megan Coylewright; Brian Zikmund-Fisher


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Posters 28-47

Hematology/Oncology

Posters 48-57


Posters 58-87

Infectious Diseases

Posters 89-95

Medication-related Complications

Posters 97-106

Endocrinology and Metabolism

Posters 107-119


Posters 126-131

Nephrology

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WAILINGS & WELLENS’ Kate Hust; Anjali Niyogi

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Cough Syrup to Ease A Troubled Heart Naomi Karlen; Morgan J. Katz; Ardalan Minokadeh

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The Best Part of Waking Up Naomi Karlen; Ardalan Minokadeh; Morgan J. Katz

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Is Adenosine Really To Blame? Jerson Munoz-Mendoza; Veronica A. Pinto Miranda; Henry C. Quevedo; Rafael F. Sequeira

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Severing Your Lifeline Jerson Munoz-Mendoza; Veronica A. Pinto Miranda; Amit Badiye; Sandra V. Chaparro

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Positional hypotension and Acute limb Ischemia due to Mitral Valve Fibroelastoma: A Diagnostic Dilemma Naba R. Mainali; Madan Badal; Madan R. Aryal; Richard Alweis

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Intrahepatic Portal Vein Thrombosis: is gastric surgery a risk factor? Naba R. Mainali; Madan R. Aryal; Madan Badal; Richard Alweis

20. When Adding Spice Can Threaten Life Robert B. Werner; Nazrul Chowdhury; Roger D. Smalligan 21. First do no harm: corticosteroids and recurrent pericarditis Yogita Segon; Ankur Segon 22. An unusual and terminal cause of syncope Yogita Segon; Ankur Segon 23. Native mitral valve endocarditis caused by Staphylococcus capitis Rommel Del Rosario; Mohammed Bahaa Aldeen; Mashrafi Ahmed 24. Acute leukemic pericarditis in a challenging clinical situation: A case report Arshad A. Javed; Muhammad A. Shahzad; Sagar Mallikethi Lepakshi Reddy 25. Time to Bring Steroids in the Management of Levamisole Induced Vasculopathy? Arshad A. Javed; Rohit Gupta; Sri B. Yadlapalli; Muhammad A. Shahzad; Shabnam Ali; Rajaie Namas 26. To Bleed AND Not to Bleed: Acute Hematoma and Acute Venous Thrombosis on Warfarin therapy Akshay Manohar; Nadereh Nasserhelali; Emily Chen; Dhruti Patel 27. Thrombotic Storm- ‘Wolf at the door’ - a rare case of arteriovenous clots Madan Badal; Paras Karmacharya; Naba R. Mainali; Madan Badal 28. Helicobacter Pylori as a possible precipitant of immune thrombocytopenia purpura Christopher Sankey; Carly B. Brown

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Non-compaction Cardiomyopathy; One More Differential Diagnosis Benyam G. Alemu; Itzhak Kronzon

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Recognizing the Hoof Beats of a Zebra Jessica H. Voit; Daniel R. Zeve; Blake R. Barker

29. The Sister Mary Joseph nodule as presentation of advanced malignant peritoneal mesothelioma Christopher Sankey; Ke Zhang

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Hypereosinophilic Syndrome: FISHing for a Diagnosis Oliver Horne, K. Holmes-Maybank

30. A SNEAKY SICKLE Kenneth Levin; Caley McIntyre; Deepa Bhatnagar

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A 36 Year old Gentleman with Shortness of Breath: A Rare “Sinus” Problem Navya Nambudiri; Vinod E. Nambudiri; Nabil Shafi; Jayashri Aragam

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A Tricky Troponin Morgan J. Katz; Matthew N. Peters

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Eosinophilia: More Than Just Allergies and Worms Morgan J. Katz; Matthew N. Peters; Ardalan Minokadeh

12. Taking Away More Than You Bargained For Morgan J. Katz; Matthew N. Peters; John Wysocki; Chayan Chakraborti 13.

Chest Pain in a Young Woman with Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection Hirotaka Matsuura; Christine Kwan

14. Moyamoya Disease as Potential Contributor to Recurrent Stroke in A 57-Year-Old Man Erin Liu; Thomas Deleon; Kuo-Chiang Lian 15.

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Levitiracetam Induced Pericardial Effusion, not Your Common Cause of Pericardial Effusion Madan R. Aryal; Madan Badal; Anthony Donato Not Just Another Cause of Confusion- A Case of Steroid Responsive Encephalopathy Madan R. Aryal; Ravi Shahukhal; Yagna R. Bhattrai; Naba R. Mainali Athlete’s Heart Mohammed Bahaa Aldeen; Rahul Chandra

PURPURA FROM PENIA, ALL PENDING PLATELET POWER Rachel Sandler

32. WHERE HAVE ALL THE MYCOBACTERIA GONE? Rachel Sandler; Kyle Widmer 33. Heart Failure after single dose of Doxorubicin Swati Gulati; Neha Jaswal; Shweta Gupta; Susan McDunn 34. Acute Intermittent Porphyria Attack by a ‘safe’ Medication Andrew Goins; Jacob Lepard; Gregory Nieckula; Maria Tudor 35. A case of advanced testicular cancer in a society of racial and socioeconomic health disparity Michael Kaufman; Diane L. Levine 36. The Association of Parvovirus B19 and Type I Cryoglobulinemia Narendranath Epperla; Steven H. Yale 37.

Drugs Smarter than the Bugs: Mirtazapine and Mefloquine therapy for non-AIDS Related Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy Narendranath Epperla; Steven H. Yale

38.

Septic thrombophlebitis and osteomyelitis in a patient with mycosis fungoides Jeffrey J. Hsu

39. A case with uncommon cause of chest pain presented to ED Mirai Ido; Yushi Kawazoe; Junya Okumura; Yasuteru Sugino; Shinichi Mizuno; Mitsunori Iwase 40. Amyloidosis: the forgotten Factor X deficiency Anita Pudusseri; Ellen Wexler; Robert E. Graham


friday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 2 | 3:00 – 4:30 pm 41. Title: Systemic Mastocytosis- An Introduction to a Rare Hematological Disorder Requiring Careful Diagnostic Planning Misako Nagasaka; Hirokazu Ban; Masayuki Nigo; Efat Azizi; Alfred Burger; Ilan Shapira

65. Mollaret’s Meningitis in a patient without mononuclear predominanc Salim Hamadeh; Harsha Ramchandani; James Kruer 66. Vertebral osteomyelitis presenting as atypical chest pain Janine Adamczyk; Aaron Fox

42. A rare insertion: HTLV-1 induced Adult T-cell leukemia-lymphoma (ATLL) Doyun Park; Geeta Laud

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An Unusual Presentation of West Nile Virus Katrin Usifo; Jennifer Dooley; Shadi Ayyoub; William C. Crowe

43. Hepatocellular carcinoma presenting with cervical instability Paulina Alcalan

68. Fevers and Intermittent Jaundice - Not Your Typical GI Problem Sweetheart Ador-Dionisio; Stacey E. Jolly; J. H. Isaacson

44. Hypereosinophilia as a Paraneoplastic Syndrome Mimi C. Tan; Lee Lu

69. “Doc, just cut my arm off!” Sweetheart Ador-Dionisio; Stacey E. Jolly

45. A Bloody Beast Hiding in the Chest Salman J. Bandeali; Vu Hoang; Lee Lu

70. Diarrhea in an Expatriate: Exotic or Routine? Shing-Yu Lin

46. Another Lupus flare? Eric M. Nelsen; Tony Chon

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47. A Great Masquerader Christina M. Cruz; Yelena Averbukh

72. A snake’s kiss can be as deadly as his bite Manisha Bhide; Bryan Brimhall

48. Hydroxychloroquine Induced Cardiomyopathy Anita Sultan; Simon P. Crass; Matthew Bernstein; Sherief N. Khalil; Vaqar Ahmed; Shakaib U. Rehman

73. Abdominal pain and neuropathy Manisha Bhide 74. A Case of Chronic, Localized Lymphadenopathy Tanya Gupta; Karen Levy; Sophia M. Li; Neil J. Farber

49. “Is it or isn’t it lupus?”: A case of newly diagnosed Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) postpartum. Irem Nasir

75. A challenging case of nodular lymphangitis Mona Hassan; Eiad Sabia; Sean Drake

50. Olanzapine induced Cutaneous Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis Paras Karmacharya; Madan R. Aryal; Anthony A. Donato 51.

76. Group G Streptococcal Endocarditis Prashant Prasad; Sarah Moorhead; Brian Zwecker; Samir Desai

Heart Stopping Tick Paras Karmacharya; Madan R. Aryal

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52. It’s Not Reefer Madness! Supreeti Behuria; Alfred Burger 53. Withdrawn By Author 54. A case of non-remitting meningitis Ravi Thimmisetty; Ritu Madan; Kyle Register; Mansumeet Singh; Mary Tadros

56. Pus, Thrombosis and Fusobacterium necrophorum Infection: a recurrent theme. Zahrae Sandouk; Dora Montezuma; Abdul Kareem Uduman; Allison Weinmann 57.

78. Isolated Legionella Pericarditis Complicated by Large Pericardial Effusion. Mahmoud Abdelghany; Nervana Mahmoud; Saba Waseem; KM Anwar Hussain 79. Pneumonia in an Immunosuppressed Patient without HIV: Initial Considerations and Prophylaxis Michael J. Plakke; Leena Jalota; Benjamin Lloyd 80. Ring-Enhancing Brain Lesion in a Young Adult: Work Your Magic, Doctor Michael J. Plakke; Sarah H. Van Tassel; Khan K. Chaichana; Benjamin Lloyd 81.

A “Queso fresco” conundrum—Acute hepatitis due to Brucellosis Arta Lahiji; Sahar Soleymani; Phuong-Chi Pham; Glenn Mathisen

58. A Rare Case of Disseminated Mucormycosis in a Patient without Severe Immunocompromise Arta Lahiji; Yasmeen Kabir; Wilson Quezada 59. Doubly Uncommon Ben Ravaee 60. WHAT’S GOING ON IN THIS MAN’S HEAD? Brian Cruz; Sancia Ferguson 61. Depression and Capacity? An Ethical Question on Autonomy Brian Cruz 62. Infective Endocarditis complicated by Septic Pulmonary Emboli in a Chronic Intravenous Drug User David B. Zagha; Avni S. Shah; Natalie K. Levy 63. A rare cause of Hepatic Vein Thrombosis in a young man Dima Dandachi; Habtamu Asrat; Sathish kumar Krishnan; Ahmet A. Oktay 64. Typical presentation of an uncommon cause of back pain. Gurkaran Garcha; Priti Dangayach; Himabindu Kadiyala

Back to School: A Case of Infectious Diarrhea Kristen Marrone; Dinah Foer

Beyond “complicated” UTI: Emphysematous pyelonephritis secondary to perforated diverticulitis with colocolonic fistula Melissa Y. Wei; Lesley Miller

82. A non-malignant endobronchial tumor in a smoker. Anene Ukaigwe; Oluwakemi Fagbami 83. Clozapine and Brugada - Unlikely But True Anene Ukaigwe; Adetokunbo Oluwasanjo; Anthony A. Donato 84. Endometrial Tuberculosis presenting as primary infertility: An interesting case Swati Choudhary; Harsha Ramchandani; David Steinberger; Randall Sternberg; Jaya Edukulla; Vijayashree Mekala 85. Brain abscess: When common headache becomes uncommon Sarah W. DeParis; Khan K. Chaichana; Anene Ukaigwe; Michael J. Plakke; Richard Alweis 86. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and infective endocarditis: Recognizing the at-risk patient. Sarah W. DeParis; Patrick Hart, Khan K. Chaichana 87.

A rare case of Valproate induced Hyperammonemic Encephalopathy(VHE). Amareshwar Podugu; Mohamad Adam; Asha Chakka


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55. Cryofibrinogenemia: Not Just Skin Deep. Zahrae Sandouk; Zaid Alirhayim; Syed Hassan; Waqas Qureshi

CMV Mononucleosis and Colitis in a Previously Healthy Adult Maureen C. Dale; Christine D. Jones

friday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 2 | 3:00 – 4:30 pm 88. Proceed With Caution! David Burkland; Lee Lu; Anna Kolpakchi; Ikedieze Chukwu 89. A simple rash or a deadly killer? Jessica Hurst

112. Routine Colonoscopy, Not So Routine After All: Serrated Polyposis Syndrome (SPS) Dhruti Patel; Daniel Goldsmith; Joseph DeAntonio; Joshua Cantor; Jyoti Bhatia; Armen Simonian; Akshay Manohar

90. Making a list and checking it twice: the importance of accurate medication reconciliation in establishing a life-threatening diagnosis. Thomas Radomski; Harish Jasti

113. Back pain and blindness: unusual complication of Ulcerative Colitis Artur Viana; Jacob Feldman

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115. Gastric pneumatosis: an uncommon cause of epigastric pain with a wide prognostic and management spectrum Leyda Callejas; Manuel O. Gonzalez

What walks like cellulitis, and talks like cellulitis, but isn’t cellulitis? Susanna A. Curtis; Manuela Calvo

92. Withdrawn by Author 93. Caution:Lithium Induced Multiorgan Dysfunction in the Elderly Amitpal S. Nat; Amritpal S. Nat; Meghan Rane; Josh Harrison 94. Synthetic Marijuana: A Different Breed of Weed Amitpal S. Nat; Shraddha Goyal; Amritpal S. Nat; Luke Yuhico; Arman Khorasani-zadeh; Bhargav Mudda; Amit Sharma; Amit Sharma; Michael C. Iannuzzi 95. Hormones and Heartbreaks Ishani Pathmanathan; Varsha Somasekharan; Deepa Bhatnagar 96. Diabetes Insipidus As The Presenting Manifestation Of A Rare Pituitary Disorder Dustin T. Smith; Jenna Kay; Danielle Jones 97.

Thyrotoxicosis and abdominal symptoms—a diagnostic challenge David Kim; Sonya Gupta; Supratik Rayamajhi

98. The triad: Diabetic ketoacidosis, severe hypertriglyceridemia and acute pancreatitis Eunice Y. Chuang; Indumathy Varadarajan 99. The great radicular artery of Adamkiewicz Eunice Y. Chuang; Indumathy Varadarajan 100. An Unusual Cause Of Hyperthyroidism Mary Anne Mani; Kenneth C. Raney 101. Graves Disease as a delayed manifestation of immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome in a HIV patient Kalpana Nagarkar; Salman Azim; Anasse Souidi; Akshay Manohar; Daniel Goldsmith 102. Hyponatremia: A Complication of Intra-articular Corticosteroid Injection Andrew J. Zane; Jingbo Huang; Shankar Bettadahalli; Sreelatha Chalasani

114. Acute Diverticulitis: Not Just for the Young at Heart Komal D’Souza; Stacie Schmidt

116. Acute hepatic failure in Adult-Onset Still’s Disease - a rare manifestation: Dramatic response to pulse methylprednisolone therapy Nalini Valluru; Michael Windham; Venkata S. Tammana; Eyasu Mekonen 117. Life Threatening Gastrointestinal Bleeding in an AIDS patient. Don’t Forget About Kaposi’s Sarcoma! Raji Shameem; Niket Sonpal; Pooja Kumar; Ladan Ahmadi 118. Reverse Broken Heart Syndrome. Is the Beta-2 Agonist a Culprit? Raji Shameem; Niket Sonpal; Zakaria Majeed; Robert E. Graham 119. Sexually Transmitted Proctitis Elena Lebduska 120. Why vital signs are vital: tachycardia as a sign of something more insidious Joseph T. Knapper; Bhavin Adhyaru 121. A rare case of CAP presenting with pneumococcal meningitis with pneumocephalus. Kameron Ashker; Sourabh Prabhakar; Nitin Bhanot; Supriya Narasimhan 122. Tigecycline: Cautionary Tale Dhara J. Chaudhari; Samit Bhatheja; Wael Zakaria 123. Doc! “I see monsters when I try to sleep.” Dhara J. Chaudhari; David Ginn 124. Renal Tamponade syndrome with bilateral kidneys: A case of subcapsular hematoma induced acute Kidney Injury Vaidehi S. Patel; Kamesh Sivagnanam; Martin Q. Tran 125. Title: An Unusual Cause of Paralysis Patrick Quinlan

103. Pheochromocytoma - Indeed a “Great Masquerader” Harjinder Kumar; Julia Cheringal

126. Postpartum reversible vasoconstriction syndrome Harith Baharith; Amy Zarrin

104. Amiodarone-induced myxedema coma: don’t forget the thyroid gland Balakumar Krishnarasa; Donna Seminara; Abhirami Vivekanandarajah

127. A High Pressure Situation: A Rare Cause of Headache in a 37 YearOld Man Jacqueline Chu; Dean Xerras

105. A Whole Clot of Problems With Crohn’s Disease Brandon J. Mauldin; Matthew N. Peters; Morgan J. Katz; Chad S. Miller 106. A New Facial Expression to Botox Aakash Aggarwal; Emerald Banas; Praveen Sampath; Ajoy Roy 107. Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome:- The Dripping truth! Aakash Aggarwal; Badal Kalamkar; Arman Khorasani-zadeh; Meghan Rane; Emerald Banas 108. Cognac Enema Mimicking Acute Ischemic Colitis Giovanna Rodriguez; Prashant Sharma; Francesco Notar 109. Thrombophilia: A Risk Factor for Hepatoportal Sclerosis Hamid Habibi; Kavitha Bagavathy; Deepika Devuni 110. Hepatitis E Virus: Case Report & Literature Review Surya N. Mulukutla; Jeffrey T. Bates 111. Lethal acute liver failure cased by mysterious tumor Michinori Mayama

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128. Hypokalemia with Periodic Paralysis: A case of Distal Renal Tubular Acidosis Kamesh Sivagnanam; Nili Parekh; Hirenkumar Patel; Terence O’Neil 129. Conservative Anticoagulation for Atrial Fibrillation in the Elderly: A Case, a Warning and a Literature Review Kamesh Sivagnanam; Dhara Chaudari; Mohammad Al Madani; Atif Saleem; Kais Al-Balbissi 130. Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: An Unusual Cause of Headache Riddhi Shah; Beth Ryan; Ekta Kapoor 131. Acute Hypoxia and Fever: Infection Until Proven Otherwise? Elizabeth Snapinn; Alda Maria Gonzaga 132. Empyema As Complication of Silent Aspirations Annie Chen 133. Hemoptysis; An Unusual Presentation of Cryptogenic Organizing Pneumonia in an HIV patient


friday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 2 | 3:00 – 4:30 pm Yagna R. Bhattrai; Madan R. Aryal; Ravi Shahu

141. Too many cysts in the lung with an uncommon culprit Veronica A. Pinto Miranda; Jerson Munoz-Mendoza; Jodi RennerCarmona

134. Unusual progression of West Nile virus poliomyelitis Arvind Kalyan Sundaram; Vibha Inamdar; Patrick L. Gordan; Greg Lipshutz

142. Heroin Induced Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura Meghan Rane; Emerald Banas; Arman Khorasani-zadeh; Badal Kalamkar; Aakash Aggarwal

135. A case of Bilateral Bell’s palsy- An unsolved clinical puzzle Karuppiah Arunachalam; Karthikeyan Venkatachalam; Robert Colgrove

143. New Onset Gout Presenting as Pseudosepsis K. Veazey, Mary Maher

136. A case of recurrent pulmonary edema attributed to chronic occlusion of obtuse marginal branch Karuppiah Arunachalam; Ambalavanan Arunachalam; Indumathy Varadarajan; Eunice Y. Chuang; Jeffrey Leavitt

145. Spontaneous Healing of a Severe (F-type) Coronary Artery Dissection Waseem Chaudhry

137. Bugs, drugs, or immune system flubs, what causes limbic encephalitis? Moreover, what causes anti- N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor encephalitis? Maria G. Frank; Camille Ladanyi; Paul Brittain 138. Just Stick to Beer - A Case of Methanol Poisoning Anne Drabkin Schade; Abigail Gass 139. Is it Stroke or Herpes Virus Encephalitis? Rakesh Malhotra; Shyam Patel; Amar V. Patel 140. Dapsone induced methemoglobinemia Likhitesh G. Jaikumar

Interest Group Meetings | 5:00 – 6:00 pm IF01

IF06

Gold2 Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine


Educational Technology

LGBT Health

Session Coordinator: John Voss, MD, Department of Medicine, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

Session Coordinator: R. Lee, University of Colorado, Denver, CO

Tower Court C, Tower Building, 2nd level

Fellows/Junior Faculty Session Coordinator: Ryan R. Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL

IF03 Columbine Room, Tower Building, Terrace

Geriatrics Session Coordinator: Danelle Cayea, MD, MS, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

IF04 Spruce Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

Health Literacy Session Coordinator: Sunil Kripalani, MD, MSc, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN

IF05 Century Room, Tower Building, Mezzanine

International Medical Graduates (IMGS) Session Coordinator: Shakaib Rehman, MD, FACP, FAACH, Department of Medicine/Primary Care, Medical University of South Carolina/RHJ VAMC, Charleston, SC

IF07 Governor’s Square 10, Plaza Building, Concourse

friday

IF02

Medical Consultation / Perioperative Medicine Session Coordinator: Gerald W. Smetana MD, General Medicine and Primary Care, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA


Minorities in Medicine Session Coordinator: Obidiugwu Kenrik Duru MD, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA;


Obesity Prevention and Treatment in GIM Session Coordinator: Melanie Jay, MD, Department of Medicine, NYU School of Medicine, New York, NY

IF10 Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Pain Medicine Session Coordinator: Daniel P. Alford, MD, MPH, General Internal Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA


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friday Interest Group Meetings | 5:00 – 6:00 pm IF11

IF16



Patient Centered Medical Home

Research on Careers

Session Coordinator: Abigail Deyo, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Session Coordinator: Mark Linzer, MD, Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN

IF12

IF17

Tower Court A, Tower Building, 2nd level


Global Health and Human Rights

Resident Research Directors

Session Coordinator: P. Preston Reynolds, MD, FACP, Department of Medicine, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

Session Coordinator: Michael B. Rothberg, MD, MPH, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH

IF13

IF18



Physician Well-Being Research

Shared Decision Making

Session Coordinator: Jonathan A. Ripp, MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY

Session Coordinator: Kathleen M. Fairfield MD, DrPH, Department of Medicine, Maine Medical Center, Portland, ME

IF14

IF19



Physicians against Violence

Transfers, Handoffs and Sign-out

Session Coordinator: Nielufar Varjavand MD, Department of General Internal Medicine, Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA

Session Coordinator: Leora I. Horwitz MD, MHSc, Department of Internal Medicine, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

IF15 Directors Row I, Plaza Building, Lobby Level

Primary Care Program Directors Session Coordinator: Karen M. Chacko MD, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO

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SGIM 36TH ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE for saturday, April 27 Use this area to personalize and keep track of your daily schedule

Session

saturday, April 27 7:30 – 9:00

Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3

Early Morning/ before plenary

8:00 – 9:00


Plenary Session

Plenary Session 3

9:00 – 10:30 10:30 –11:00

Plenary Session 3

Location


Session E

Speaker: Richard J. Baron, MD, MACP

Lunchtime

Break

Session F

Updates in Perioperative Medicine and New Medications in Primary Care Workshops

Concurrent Session E 11:00 – 12:30

Special Symposia: Entering the Belly of the Beast: Physicians In Government and Transitional Care Management

Other events:

Abstract Sessions in Medical Education, Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management, Mental Health/Substance Abuse and VA-Related Research Clinical Vignette and Cardiology Unknown Vignette Session

Notes:

12:30 – 1:30

Afternoon Networking – Lunch on Your Own

1:30 – 3:30

Workshops

Clinical Vignette and Rheumatology Unknown Vignette Session Abstract Sessions in Health Disparities, Qualitative Research, Clinical Epidemiology/Healthcare Effectiveness Research and Quality of Care/Patient Safety

saturday

Concurrent Session F

Updates on Psychiatry for the General Internist and GIM


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Saturday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3 | 7:30 – 9:00 am Grand Ballroom, Tower Building 2nd Level

13.

Three Holes in the Head Jerson Munoz-Mendoza, Veronica A. Pinto Miranda, Shivashanker Balasingham, Karlo J. Lizarraga, Gio J. Baracco

14.

Intravascular catheter-related infection with Acinetobacter baumannii leading to native valve endocarditis Rossana Rosa, Kathreen Kraus, Rosario Colombo, Cesia M. Gallegos

15.

Palsies as Harbinger: Diagnosis of acute HIV in a patient with polycranial nerve palsies Stella Safo

16.

PUTTING the “EYE” In Syphilis Sancia Ferguson, Jeff Percak

17.

A Rare Cause of Jaundice and Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia: Don’t forget EBV Shira Eytan, Bartosz Walczyszyn, Robert E. Graham

18.

Tuberculous Effusion: A common entity with a complex diagnosis Shira Eytan, Sarah B. Fleisig, Robert E. Graham

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A Rare Case Of Pustular Psoriasis And Vancomycin-Induced Linear IGA Disease Mimicking TEN Shira Eytan, Celine Mestel, Bradley Flansbaum

Master Clinician Walking Tour: Chad S. Miller, MD


Infectious Diseases

Posters 29-38

Neurology

Posters 39-55


Posters 56-71


Posters 72-98

Hematology/Oncology

Posters 99-105


Posters 106-113 Mental Health/Substance Abuse/Chronic Pain Posters 114-120 Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Posters 121-126 Miscellaneous Posters 127-132 Nephrology Posters 134-144 Medication-related Complications 1.

2.

Connecting the dots: Cushing’s syndrome and anterior mediastinal mass Lena Scotto, Yukako Honda, Susanna Tan, Melissa E. Weinberg, Sara L. Swenson Repeated Episodes of Neurological Symptoms and Severe Hypocalcemia, Thinking Beyond the Usual Causes Madan R. Aryal, Naba R. Mainali, Ravi Shahukhal, Yagna R. Bhattrai

3.

You Are Too Brash If You Ignore The Rash Madan R. Aryal, Madan Badal, Anup Subedee

4.

A picture is not always worth a thousand words: Making the diagnosis of endocarditis prior to imaging Brent W. Thiel, Harish Jasti

5.

Rare complications of sinusitis with new diagnosis of HIV Emily Privette, Nirali Desai

6.

A Rare Bird Brian J. Secemsky, Marcia Glass

7.

A Broken Heart and a Broken Back: The Diagnostic Challenge Of Back Pain Christopher D. Velez, Jason A. Korcak

8.

Asymptomatic prostatitis, an uncommon manifestation of Brucellosis Lindsay Innes, Elizabeth Selden, Seagram M. Villagomez,

9.

Scedo-Seizures Priti Dangayach, Himabindu Kadiyala

10.

A Case of Hypoxia in a Teenager Priti Dangayach, Nainesh Shah, Achilia Morrow

11.

Fever in the Returning Traveler: What Makes Typhoid Fever Different? Lucas Heller, Harish Jasti

12. TB or not TB: A Case of Tuberculosis Pyomyositis Matthew A. Joseph, Vikram Krishnasamy, Harish Jasti

SGIM saturday Events 7:00 – 8:00 am Education Committee Meeting Plaza Court 3, Plaza Building, Concourse

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20. Group A Streptococcus Associated Digital Arterial Thrombosis Michael S. Yoo, Daniel G. Heacock 21. Pyogenic liver abscesses: manifestations and management of an evolving pathogen Atena Lodhi, Diana Purushotham, Michael A. Kron, Sumanta Chaudhuri 22. Tricuspid Regurgitation: Valvular Dysfunction on the Rise Atena Lodhi, Sherrill Gutierrez, Michael Curley 23. Chronic Diarrhea In A Vietnam War Veteran Alisa Thamwiwat, Jeffrey T. Bates 24. A 20 Year Old Man with Fever, Dizziness and Confusion Geeta Laud, Divya Kaushik, Alexander Ritter 25. Flesh-eating Disease of the Breast Marc Cerruti, Ramesh K. Gadam, Gowri Radhakrishnan, Susan Knowles 26. The usual suspect … dog, or is human the culprit? Capnocytophaga endocarditis in a newly diagnosed case of multiple myeloma Navid Mehraban, Michael Sheffield, Zakir Shaikh 27. Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis – A Zebra in the pack Prerna Mota, Michel Bidros, Hana Javaid, Sara N. Dost, Anat Bergner, Lisa M. Chirch, Trini A. Mathew, Jeffrey S. Wasser 28. Plesiomonas Shigelloides - An unusual cause of bacteremia Lakshmi Gowda Hanumaiah 29. Non convulsive status epilepticus, an under diagnosed neurological emergency Lakshmi Gowda Hanumaiah 30. A rare PRESentation of cocaine toxicity Emerald Banas, Meghan Rane, Aakash Aggarwal, Arman Khorasanizadeh, Badal Kalamkar 31.

Acute Aseptic Meningitis Associated with Herpes Zoster Reactivation in an Immunocompetent Adult Iani Patsias, David Paje

32. An unusual presentation of an acoustic neuroma - bilateral papilledema without hydrocephalus Maryam Mahmood, Anthony A. Donato 33. Recognizing Less Common Presentations of Celiac Disease Maryam Mahmood, Benjamin Lloyd 34. Idiopathic Transverse Myelitis presenting as acute Quadriplegia and Respiratory Failure Farhan Zaidi, Brielle Spataro, Bryan Mcverry


Saturday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3 | 7:30 – 9:00 am 35. Forgotten Dementia: A case of Wernicke’s encephalopathy Joelle Rhayem, Anthony Donato, Jessica Capasso 36.

Short of Breath? Call the Neurosurgeon. Rupel Dedhia, Daniela Uebelhart

37.

Atypical Presentation of Atypical Chest Pain Elizabeth L. Bolen, Rupel Dedhia

59. Why would a young heart cause palpitation? Samian sulaiman, Muhammed Sherid, Husein Husein, Hani Snounou, Salih Samo, Addis Asfaw, Ana Inashvili, Derya Mahmutoglu, Nadia El Hangouche, Mehrnaz Salehidobakhshari, Samaneh Dowlatshahi, Mohamad Albsheri, Shahriar Dadkhah 60. Clopidogrel Hypersensitivity Reaction after Placement of a DrugEluting Stent Saifullah Nasir, , Jeffrey T. Bates,

38. Don’t Be Suprised ! Just need to control Risk factors ! Thandar Aung

61. “Tips” For Avoiding Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis Jenna Kay, Dustin T. Smith

39. Is This Cancer? Think About Autoimmune! Thandar Aung

62. Severe Mitral Stenosis in the Setting of Multivessel Coronary Artery Disease, Pulmonary Hypertension, and Tricuspid Regurgitation Vu Hoang, Don Pham, Anita Deswal

40. Blind From A GI Bleed-A Unique Care of Bilateral Optic Neuropathy Dmitriy Dvoskin, Pratik K. Dalal, Tanya George 41. Cannabis Abuse : A Rare Cause of Acute Pancreatitis Tabish Jalal, Harsha Ramchandani 42. A Case of Cryptosporidial diarrhea in an immune-competent Adult Naba R. Mainali, Patrick Quinlan, Anene Ukaigwe, Shailaja Amirishetty 43. Management Dilemma: Progressive Thrombosis in a Patient with Sarcoidosis, Cirrhosis and a History of Bleeding Esophageal Varices Lu Pan, Ogu Iheanyichukwu, David Desilets, Linda J. Canty 44. I got Dysphagia from Drinking Cold Water! Oxaliplatin Induced Laryngopharyngeal Dysethesia–A Rare Side Effect Niket Sonpal, Raji Shameem, Antonio Mendoza-Ladd, Ian Yudelman 45. Isotretinoin Rechallenge in a Patient with Inflammatory Bowel Disease Niket Sonpal, Anish Mammen, Raji Shameem, David Robbins 46. The Straw that Broke the Oncogenic Back - Occurrence of Large B Cell Lymphoma after Hepatitis C Treatment Niket Sonpal, Raji Shameem, Ilan Weisberg 47. An interesting and rare cause of abdominal pain Alpa Vora

63. A Case of Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy with Acquired Long QT Interval and High Defibrillation Threshold. Mahmoud Abdelghany, Genevieve Brumberg , Jan Nemec 64. Blank on Purpose 65. Exertional Dyspnea: A Symptom of Infrarenal Aortic Occlusive Disease Stacey Schott, Fernanda Porto Carreiro, James R. Harkness, Mahmoud Malas, Stephen M. Sozio, Sammy Zakaria 66. Malingering With a Secret Held Close To the Heart Matthew N. Peters, Morgan J. Katz, Chad S. Miller 67.

Heyding A Diagnosis in Aortic Stenosis Matthew N. Peters, Morgan J. Katz, Allison Egan, Deepa Bhatnagar

68. Not just pneumonia: A “shocking” Turn of Events Katarzyna Mastalerz, Mary Maher 69. Right Atrial Thrombus associated with Indwelling Dialysis Catheters Jasmine K. Ahuja, Dhruti Patel 70. To be or not to be - That is the Question – Atrial Myxoma or Coumadin Ridge? Aiman Shokr, Christopher Gully, Hazem Abugrara, Mashrafi Ahmed

48. Hepatitis B Virus and Hepatocellular Carcinoma: The complexities of screening and management among vulnerable patients. Madeline Sterling, Manish Patel, Sarang Kim

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49. The Final Insult: A Case of Acute-On-Chronic Budd-Chiari Syndrome Jianhua A. Tau, John Lin, Jeffrey T. Bates

72. An Infarction Complication: A Revisit from the Past Armaan Shaikh, Benjamin Jenny

50. Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole induced hepatotoxicity Tajdeep Dhindsa, Carina Jackman, Andrew Wuenstel

73. Unusual association of Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura and Sarcoidosis- A case report Leena Jalota, Shashank Jain

51.

Granulomatous Hepatitis in a Patient with Cystic Fibrosis Felix H. Lui, Edward W. Holt , Shelley M. Gordon

52. More than Skin Deep: Pacemaker Associated Endocarditis caused by Staphylococcus Lugdunensis Felix H. Lui, Sara L. Swenson, Shelley M. Gordon 53. A.N.C. –The Key That Unlocked the Cause of My Stomach Pain! Kelli Pitt

55. When in Doubt, Scope It Out Cady Blackey, Deepa Bhatnagar 56.

Possibilities With Vasculitdities: Pleural Effusion As The Presentation Of Microscopic Polyangiitis Cady Blackey, Logan Davies

57.

When Having a Big Heart Can Be Dangerous Rachel Sandler

58. Is this true STEMI? Samian sulaiman, Muhammed Sherid, Husein Husein, Hani Snounou, Salih Samo, Addis Asfaw, Ana Inashvili, Alpa Vora, Nadia El Hangouche, Mehrnaz Salehidobakhshari, Shahriar Dadkhah

74. The Forgotten Disease: A case of Lemierre’s Syndrome Leena Jalota, Shobhit Gupta, Naba R. Mainali, Richard Alweis 75. Chicken-and-Egg Dilemma: A Case of Gliosarcoma as an Unusual Primary Neoplasm Khan K. Chaichana, Michael J. Plakke, Sarah H. Van Tassel, Anthony A. Donato 76. A Recurrent Intestinal Hematoma in Neurofibromatosis Type 1 Yaser Alkhatib, Philip Kuriakose 77.

Unusual Cause for Iron Deficiency Anemia Yaser Alkhatib, Philip Kuriakose, Tameem Al-aqtash

saturday

54. Normal Does Not Always Mean Negative! Gloria W. Li, Anna Kolpakchi, Lee Lu

Acute urinary tract infection induced pulmonary embolism Masato Yoshihara, Naomi Otowa, Hiroshi Miyake, Mitsunori Iwase

78. Hepatoid Adenocarcinoma of the small bowel – never before mentioned malignancy in a patient with Crohn’s Disease Tanmayee Bichile 79. An Uncommon Cause of Dysasthesia and Pruritus Julie B. Silverman, , Nicholas Compton, 80. The Diagnosis in Red. Angela Beckert 81.

5-Aminosalicylic Acid Induced Agranulocytosis Ahmet A. Oktay, Fritzie S. Albarillo, Dima Dandachi, Samaneh Dowlatshahi, Laura Raftery


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Saturday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3 | 7:30 – 9:00 am 82. A case of bone marrow granuloma Eugenia Tsai, Yelena Averbukh

106. Slow Poison Tanvir Haque

83. Symptomatic Hypercalcemia induced by Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma Gliciria Kalathas, Anthony A. Donato

107. Go Ask Alice Farah Kaiksow, Michelle M. Guidry

84. Gigantic Liposarcoma Misdiagnosed As Irritable Bowel Syndrome Katherine H. Saunders, Erica Phillips 85. Save Me from Myself: EBV-Associated Hemophagocytosis in an Adult Jacqueline Pflaum, Sean Drake, Gregory Buran 86. How Low Can You Go, a Case of Anemia Pooja Kumar, Raji Shameem, Robert E. Graham 87.

Malignant Epithelioid Solitary Fibrous Tumor of the Lung Pleura (SFTP) – A Case Report Dania Khoulani, Zahrae Sandouk, Krishna Thavarajah

88. Cord compression: An Oncologic Emergency Necessitating Prompt and Evidence Based Intervention Jeffrey V. Brower, Gary Schreiber 89.

“Type-1” Presentation Junwa Kunimatsu, Riri Watanabe, Atsuto Yoshizawa

90. Acute Epiglotitis as the presenting feature of multiple myeloma Andreea Bujor, Eunice Y. Chuang, Indumathy Varadarajan 91.

Acquired Factor VIII Deficiency: A rare but overlooked bleeding diathesis Radhika Shah, Christopher Sankey

92. Swiss cheese MRI findings in a patient with Hyperleukocytosis Saveri Bhattacharya, Roy E. Smith, Victor Okwiya 93. PTHrP Induced Refractory Malignant Hypercalcemia in a Patient with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Ameen Salahudeen, Pramod Pinnamaneni, Madhuri Vusirikala, , Rob Cowan, Chi Yin G. Kwong, , Harris Naina, 94. Pearls in Breast Care for the General Internist Dietlind L. Wahner-Roedler 95. Dual tragedy as a long term consequence of Bhopal Gas Tragedy Jonathan Duong, Harris Naina 96. Clots of Deficiencies Meredith Barnes, Michelle M. Guidry 97.

Lymphoma Presenting as Cold agglutinin disease Archana Satyal Chaudhary, Richard Alweis

98. A thyroid nodule that wasn’t: renal cell carcinoma metastatic to the thyroid Archana Satyal Chaudhary, Julian Diaz Fraga, Richard Alweis 99. Antisynthetase Syndrome: The Tip of the Iceberg. Anna Corey 100. “My Throat Is Killing Me”—Moving Beyond Infectious Causes of Throat Pain Lori Randall, Stacy Higgins 101. Variations on a Theme: Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome in a Patient with Adult-Onset Still’s Disease Shail Rawal , Katerina Pavenski, Louise Perlin, Laurence Rubin, Martina Trinkhaus, Yael Einbinder 102. Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome Exacerbated by CREST Syndrome Dereje F. Moti, Kassi S. Montgomery, Brian Weis, Mashrafi Ahmed 103. Still’s Disease Presenting with Myopericarditis Jonathan S. Kurman 104. Magic Syndrome with Vision Threatening Keratitis Anil Kumar Reddy Anumandla, Lingling Du, Gaurav Kistangari 105. A Gut Feeling About a Rash Tanvir Haque

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108. Waiting for a Liver and Smoking Marijuana: Stuck in the Weeds Megan S. Lemay, William Becker, Jeanette M. Tetrault 109. An Odyssey of the Mind: Confirming the Diagnosis of Conversion Disorder Gary Mitrevolis , Changwan Ryu, 110. Emergence of a New Class of Recreational Drugs – A Case for Caution Vikas Khullar, Ankur Jain, Maryam Sattari 111. The Malignant Truth about Hypercalcemia Vikas Khullar, Ankur Jain, Margaret C. Lo 112. Alcohol Withdrawal After Weeks of Abstinence: An Unexpected Complication Juliana Yang, Amber Galarowicz, Sarah Nickoloff, 113. Dementia with Lewy Bodies: A Common Commonly Missed Diagnosis Shobhit Gupta, Leena Jalota, Anthony A. Donato, Robert Freed 114. “Routine” dental care? A case of pneumomediastinum during a dental cavity repair Shobhit Gupta, Robert Freed, Anthony A. Donato 115. Same old pneumonia or is it? Rajan Garg, Mher Onanyan, Syed Asghar 116. Abstract “An interesting summer experience” Mahmoud A. Abu Hazeem 117. Lactic Acidosis during an asthma exacerbation Meghan M. Lyman 118. Recognition & Initial Work-up of Interstitial Lung Disease in the Primary Care Setting Russell G. Buhr, John Charalambopoulos, Katherine B. Komis, Christopher B. Walsh 119. Unexpandable lung secondary to spontaneous bacterial pleuritis with resolution after liver transplantation. Zahrae Sandouk, Dania Khoulani, Ghassan Bandak, Alan Betensley 120. Preventing Harm: Suicide Prevention in a Nonpatient Family Member: A Clinical Ethics Vignette Nora Segar, Julie R. Rosenbaum 121. Nonresolving Rhabdomyolysis revealing an Occult Culprit - a case report of Paraspinal Compartment Syndrome Taraka Vijay Gadiraju, Dhivya Sundaramurthy, Christopher R. Lachance 122. Red herring syncope and a bit of extra storage: A novel allelic form of Gaucher Disease David M. Levine, Andrew A. Chang 123. A complicated case of Paget Schroetter Syndrome (PSS) Haitham Al Ashry, Hamza Tantoush, Ahmed Abuzaid, George Mansour, Nithan C. Birch 124. Acute kidney injury due to oxalate nephropathy Sarah Apgar 125. Right Atrial Thrombus: A Hanging Question Sarah Apgar, Christopher Hoimes 126. Renal Failure Heralding a Deeper Abnormality Paavani Komanduri, Harish Jasti 127. A Question of Amyloid? Claiborne Childs 128. Gabapentin Related Neurotoxicity in Hemodialysis Patient Shyam Patel, Rakesh Malhotra


Saturday Clinical Vignette Poster Session 3 | 7:30 – 9:00 am 129. An atypical presentation of IgA nephropathy Christopher Rombaoa, Kah Poh Loh, David Burgess, Owolabi Ogunneye, Ashish Verma 130. Too Fat To Filter: Obesity-Related Glomerulopathy Jane Andrews, Chad S. Miller 131. Acute Kidney Injury in an HIV-Infected Patient: A Complex Clinical Scenario Monique Duwell, Sara Wikstrom 132. Pneumococcal Endocarditis Masquerading as Gastroenteritis Rahana Sunesara, Lee Lu 133. Withdrawn by Author

140. Aripiprazole induced rhabdomyolysis Eunice Y. Chuang, Indumathy Varadarajan, Arooj Hyat 141. Calming the Heart. Elinor Lee, Anna Kolpakchi, , Lee Lu 142. Successful combination therapy of corticosteroids, plasma exchange and intravenous immunoglobulin for severe toxic epidermal necrolysis. Takashi Watari, Joel Branch, Shuku Sato, Haruki Uojima, Daimu Tutumi, Izumi Kitagawa, Sumi Hidaka, Takayasu Ohtake, Shuzo Kobayashi 143. Agranulocytosis due to unnecessary trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole therapy Pierre E. Blais, Priti Dangayach, Curtiss Moore, Himabindu Kadiyala,

134. Can Treatment of a Common Medical Illness Exacerbate an Underlying Malignancy? Dean Drizin, Luke Peters, Kelly McCaffrey, Kristin A. Stratton

144. Coma: Hyperthyroid or Hypothyroid. Pakhadi Buddhadev, Mihir S. Shah

135. Not So Sweet - Drug-induced Hypersensitivity Reaction Presenting As Acute Febrile Neutrophilic Dermatosis Hazem Abugrara, Daniel Jenkins, Faisal Khasawneh

145. When you cannot breath after head trauma: A case of intracranial bleed and neurogenic pulmonary edema. Mihir S. Shah, Harvey Friedman, Pakhadi Buddhadev

136. Opiate Endocrinopathy: Food For Thought Pratik K. Dalal, Divyashree Varma

146. Frozen Valve? … Lytic therapy! A case of Prosthetic Valve thrombosis Mamatha Siricilla, Pooja Sethi

137. An Unusual Case of Hypercalcemia Yan Yan S. Xie, Danit Arad

147. A Rare Cause of Anginal Chest Pain Pooja Sethi, Ankit Madan, Philip Putnam, Tamjeed Arshad

138. Dyspnea: don’t suppress the differential diagnosis Monica A. Gomberg, Harish Jasti

148. AKI and ITP and the infections that bind them together Pooja Sethi, Ankit Madan, Khalid Rasheed, Philip Putnam

139. Pantoprazole: A Real Cause Of Acute Renal Failure Divyashree Varma, Pratik K. Dalal

Interest Group Meetings | 8:00 – 9:00 am (pick up your continental breakfast first)

IS05 Governor’s Square 11, Plaza Building Concourse

IS01

Faculty Development


Session Coordinator: Jeremy Smith, MD, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Academic Physician Administrators and Leaders Session Coordinator: Thomas O. Staiger MD, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA

IS06 Century Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

IS02

Fellowship Directors


Session Coordinator: Geetanjali Chander, MD, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Anticoagulation Thromboembolism Session Coordinator: Scott Kaatz, DO, MSc, Department of Quality, Hurley Medical Center, Flint, MI

IS07 Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Health Policy


Arts and Music

Session Coordinator: Mark D. Schwartz, MD, FACP, Department of Population Health, New York University, New York, NY

Session Coordinator: Linda Jackman Canty, MD, Department of Medicine, Baystate Medical Center/Tufts University School of Medicine, Springfield, MA

IS08


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IS03

Tower Court C, Tower Building 2nd level

Home Visit Session Coordinator: Rachel K. Miller, Department of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

End of Life Session Coordinator: Stephanie M. Harman, MD, Department of Medicine, Stanford University, Stanford, CA


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Saturday Interest Group Meetings | 8:00 – 9:00 am IS09

IS17


Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace

Integrating Communication Skill Teaching into Medical Education

Substance Abuse

Session Coordinator: William L. Iverson, MD, Department of General Internal Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

Session Coordinator: Jeanette M. Tetrault, MD, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

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Teachers of Leadership

Integrative Medicine Interest Group (IMIG)

Session Coordinator: April S. Fitzgerald, MD, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Session Coordinator: Robert E. Graham, MD, MPH, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, NY

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Trans-Pacific Generalist Initiative

Medical Informatics

Session Coordinator: Shunzo, Koizumi, MD, Shichijo Clinic, Kyoto, JAPAN

Session Coordinator: Brook Herndon, MD, Department of Medicine, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH


IS12 Directors Row E, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Medical Resident Clinic Directors Session Coordinator: Lee Lu, MD, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX


Women’s Caucus Session Coordinator: Mitra A. Razzaghi, MD, Department of Medicine, University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO Speaker: Linda A. Barbour, MD, MSPH, Professor of Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology Divisions of Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Diabetes and Maternal-Fetal Medicine, University of Colorado at Denver From Primary Care and Public Health to Physician Scientist in Pregnant Women: Non-Linear Pathways to Translational Research

Obstetric Medicine Session Coordinator: Michael P. Carson, MD, Department of Medicine, Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, NJ

IS21 Directors Row G, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Transitional Care for Youth with Chronic Disease

IS14 Directors Row I, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Session Coordinator: Gregg M. Talente, MD, MS, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia, SC

Part Time Careers Session Coordinator: Rachel B. Levine MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

IS15 Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd Level

Public Health Education Session Coordinator: Jillian S. Catalanotti, MD, MPH, Division of General Internal Medicine, The George Washington University, Washington, DC

IS16 Directors Row J, Plaza Building Lobby Level

Social Responsibility Session Coordinator: Oliver T. Fein, MD, Departments of Medicine and Public Health, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY

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Saturday saturday | 9:00 – 10:30 am Keynote Speaker New Payment Models: What’s Driving Them, and What Do They Mean for General Internal Medicine?

Plenary Session 3 Welcoming Remarks Darcy A. Reed, MD, MPH and David C. Thomas, MD, MHPE, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting Chair and Co-Chair

Richard J. Baron, MD, MACP Incoming President and CEO of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the ABIM Foundation

ABSTRACT presentations Moderators: Kathlyn E. Fletcher, MD, MA and Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS, Chair and Co-Chairs, Scientific Abstracts, SGIM 36th Annual Meeting 1.

How Best to Sustain Improvements in Glycemic Control Achieved in Diabetes Self-Management Training Programs? A Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Peer Mentoring with Community Health Worker (CHW) Outreach Michele Heisler; Brandy Sinco; Gloria Palmisano; Martha Funnell; Tricia Tang

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Trends in the Quality of Care and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in US Hospitals, 2005-2010 Amal N. Trivedi; Wato Nsa; Leslie R. Hausmann; Jonathan S. Lee; Allen Ma; Dale W. Bratzler; Kate Goodrich; Fiona M. Larbi; Michael J. Fine

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Impact of Work Conditions on Errors and Quality: A Comparison of Primary Care Clinics Serving Large Proportions of Minority Patients to Those That Do Not. Anita B. Varkey; Linda Baier Manwell; Said A. Ibrahim; Roger Brown; Neda Laiteerapong; Mark D. Schwartz; Eric Williams; Diana Burgess; Jacqueline Wiltshire; Enid Montague; Sara Poplau; Mark Linzer

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“Friending” Physical Activity: Results from the Social Networking for Activity Promotion with Cell Phones (SNAP-C) Study Jennifer Kraschnewski; Liza S. Rovniak; Daniel R. George; Erica Francis; Christopher Sciamanna

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Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION E | 11:00 – 12:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSION E AT A GLANCE CLINICAL UPDATE, SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOP SESSIONS

SSE1 Plaza F, Plaza Building Concourse

Entering the Belly of the Beast: Physicians in Government Category: Health Policy/Advocacy/Social Justice Coordinator: Judy T. Zerzan, MD, MPH, Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, State of Colorado Additional Faculty: Irene Aguilar, MD, State of Colorado; Carolyn Clancy, MD, Agency for Health Care Research and Policy

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SSE1

Plaza F, Plaza Building Concourse

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Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace Level

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Transitional Care Management: How New Payment for Old Work Will Affect You Now and in the Future Category: Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Coordinator: Jeannine Z. Engel, MD, FACP, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Utah Additional Faculty: Yvette M. Cua, MD, University of Louisville; John D. Goodson, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital; Bruce T. Peyser, MD, FACP, Duke University Medical Center

WTE Governor’s Square 16, Plaza Building Concourse

Effective Large Group Presentations: The Heart of Didactics Category: TEACH Session Coordinator: Pete Yunyongying, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas, Southwestern Additional Faculty: Katherine Julian, MD, University of California, San Francisco; Deborah Kwolek, MD, Harvard

WE01

CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION E


CVE

Highways and Byways to a Career in Academic General Internal Medicine

Tower Court D, Tower Building 2nd Level

CUE1 Plaza E, Plaza Building Concourse

Clinical Update in Perioperative Medicine Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Gerald W. Smetana, MD, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Additional Faculty: Amir K. Jaffer, MD, University of Miami, Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine; Karen F. Mauck, MD, MSc, Mayo Clinic

Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Shelly-Ann Fluker, MD, Emory University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Rosette Chakkalakal, MD, MHS, Vanderbilt University; Jason Higdon, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; Stacy Higgins, MD, Emory University School of Medicine; Nancy T. Kubiak, MD, University of Louisville; Charlene K. Mitchell, MD, MSPH, University of Louisville

WE02 Terrace Room, Tower Building, Terrace Level

CUE2 Plaza D, Plaza Building Concourse

Update in New Medications in Primary Care Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Shakaib U. Rehman, MD, Professor of Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina/Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center Additional Faculty: Dennis W. Cope, MD, FACP, UCLA – Olive View Medical Center

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How to Teach Guiding Principles for the Care of Older Adults with Multimorbidity Category: Aging/Geriatrics/End-of Life Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Geriatrics Interest Group Coordinator: Shahla Baharlou, MD, Department of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Cynthia M. Boyd, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Danelle Cayea, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Alexia Torke, MD, MS, University of Indiana


Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION E | 11:00 – 12:30 pm WE03

WE07



Co-Management and Consultation: Overcoming Challenges in Managing Medical Problems in the Surgical Patient

Tools to Break the Cycle: Chronic Opioid Users with Disabling Pain

Category: Clinical Medicine Coordinator: Kurt J. Pfeifer, MD, Department of Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin Additional Faculty: Leonard S. Feldman, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Efren Manjarrez, MD, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine; Barbara A. Slawski, MD, MS, Medical College of Wisconsin; Christopher M. Whinney, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

Category: Mental Health/Substance Abuse Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Substance Abuse Interest Group Coordinator: Barbara J. Turner, MD, MSED, University of Texas Health Science Center Additional Faculty: Maureen J. Simmonds, PhD, PT, University of Texas Health Science Center

WE08 Columbine Room, Tower Building Terrace Level

WE04

How Doctors Think: Clinical Problem Solving in Action


Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Carlos Estrada, MD, MS, Professor of Medicine, University of Alabama, Birmingham Additional Faculty: Robert M. Centor, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Jeff Kohlwes, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco; Ryan Kraemer, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Jason L. Morris, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham; Lisa L. Willett, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham Small Group Discussion Leaders: Chad S. Miller, MD, Tulane University; Amanda Vick, MD, University of Alabama, Birmingham

A Picture is Worth 1,000 Words: Photovoice for Research and Advocacy Category: Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Disparities Taskforce and CBPR Interest Group Coordinator: Carol Horowitz, MD, MPH, Associate Professor, Health Evidence and Policy, Mount Sinai School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Arshiya A. Baig, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Giselle Corbie-Smith MD, MSc, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

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HIV Prevention in Primary Care: What Primary Care Providers Need to Know to Be Leaders in Clinical Practice

No More Noon Conferences: Implementing Team Based Learning into the Internal Medicine Residency Core Curriculum Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Erik A. Wallace, MD, Internal Medicine, University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine Additional Faculty: John H. Schumann, MD, University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine

WE06 Governor’s Square 10, Plaza Building Concourse

Category: Preventive Medicine Coordinator: Douglas Krakower, MD, Division of Infectious Diseases, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Additional Faculty: Kevin Ard, MD, MPH, Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Harvey J. Makadon, MD, National LGBT Health Education Center, The Fenway Institute

WE10 Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building Concourse

The Journey to a High Reliability Culture in Health Care: The Road to Achieving Spread and Sustainability of Quality Improvement Initiatives

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Jennifer Adams, MD, Department of General Internal Medicine, New York University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Kathleen Hanley, MD, New York University School of Medicine; Deepa Rani Nandiwada, MD, New York University School of Medicine; Jessica Taff, MD, New York University School of Medicine; Sondra Zabar, MD, New York University School of Medicine

Category: Quality of Care/Patient Safety Coordinator: LeeAnn M. Cox, MD, Internal Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Anne Kitchens, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine; Katherine M. McKinney, MD, University of Kentucky College of Medicine; Heather Woodward-Hagg, MS, Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center

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Interprofessional Education: A Virtual Model for a High-tech Generation

Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION E | 11:00 – 12:30 pm WE11 Governor’s Square 12, Plaza Building Concourse

Managing Admissions and Readmissions: A MultiInstitutional Review of Current Practices and Innovations Category: Quality of Care/Patient Safety Coordinator: Gwen Crevensten, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Harry Burke, MD, PhD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center; Leora I. Horwitz, MD, MHS, Yale; Diane L. Levine, MD, Wayne State University School of Medicine; Amy R. Schwartz, MD, VA Connecticut Healthcare System

Abstract Session E2 Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management Directors Row E, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level Moderators: Mita S. Goel, MD, MPH and William S. Yancy, Jr. MD, MHSc 1.

The Silo Next Door: Primary Care Leaders’ Perspectives On Collaborating with Hospitals During Hospital-to-Clinic Care Transitions in the Safety Net Oanh K. Nguyen; Jenna Kruger; S. Ryan R. Greysen; Audrey Lyndon; L. E. Goldman

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The Correlation Between Patient Propensity for Active Participation in Decision-Making and Actual Shared Decision Making Behaviors During Chronic Care Encounters Gretchen Rickards; Dorothy Becher; Jeffrey L. Jackson; Janice L. Hanson; Patrick G. O’Malley

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Screening for Schistosomiasis and Strongyloides Among Brazilian immigrants in the United States Alison B. Rapoport; Sarah E. Messmer; Pieter Cohen

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The Impact of the Diabetes Health Plan on Cardiovascular Risk Factors among Patients with Diabetes O. Kenrik Duru; Susan Ettner; Norman Turk; Jinnan Li; Ekaterina Vaisberg; Lindsay Kimbro; Carol Mangione

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Community-Partnered Evaluation of Depression Services for Clients of Community-Based Agencies in Under-Resourced Communities in Los Angeles Michael Ong; Jeanne Miranda; Loretta Jones; Bowen Chung; Elizabeth Dixon; Lingqi Tang; James Gilmore; Cathy Sherbourne; Victoria K. Ngo; Susan E. Stockdale; Esmeralda Ramos; Thomas R. Belin; Kenneth B. Wells

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The effect of patient-centered medical home transformation coupled with payment reform: Patient experience outcomes Leonie Heyworth; Asaf Bitton; Stuart R. Lipsitz; Thad Schilling; Gordon D. Schiff; David W. Bates; Steven R. Simon

WE12 Tower Court B, Tower Building, 2nd Level

Taming Tricky Data and Methods: Missing Data, Heterogeneity, and Propensity Scores – from Statistical Editors at the Annals of Internal Medicine Category: Research Methods Coordinator: Catharine Stack, PhD, Annals of Internal Medicine, American College of Physicians Additional Faculty: Michael Griswold, PhD, University of Mississippi Medical Center; Anne Meibohm, PhD, Annals of Internal Medicine, American College of Physicians

Abstract Session E1 Medical Education Scholarship and Professional Development Directors Row H, Plaza Bldg Lobby Level Moderators: Elizabeth Haney, MD and Ravi K. Gopal, MD 1.

Role Modeling and Medical Error Disclosure: Results of a National Survey of Fourth-Year Medical Students William Martinez; Gerald B. Hickson; Bonnie Miller; David J. Doukas; John D. Buckley; John Song; Niraj Sehgal; Jennifer Deitz; Clarence H. Braddock; Lisa Lehamann

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The Role of Interns as Teachers: Interns’ and Medical Students’ Perceptions David R. Linz; Carla Spagnoletti

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“Am I cut out for this?” Understanding the experience of doubt among first year medical students Rhianon Liu; Jorie Colbert-Getz; Robert Shochet

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Learning environment assessment of one curriculum being taught at medical schools 10,000 miles apart Sean Tackett; Robert Shochet; Jorie Colbert-Getz; Krishna Rampal; Nicole A. Shilkofski; Scott Wright

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The Impact of Limited Team Continuity on Medical Students: A survey-based evaluation of team fragmentation’s effects on thirdyear medical students during their inpatient internal medicine clerkship. David A. Williams; Traci E. Yamashita; Eva M. Aagaard

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A National Assessment on Patient Safety Education in Undergraduate Medical Education: A Survey of Clerkship Directors in Internal Medicine C. Charles Jain; Meenakshy K. Aiyer; Jean C. Aldag; Eric Alper; Steven Durning; Elizabeth A. Murphy; Dario M. Torre

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Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION E | 11:00 – 12:30 pm Abstract Session E3 Mental Health/Substance Abuse

Clinical Vignette and Cardiology Unknown Vignette Session E

Directors Row I, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: Lydia Chwastiak, MD, MPH and Ian M. Kronish, MD, MPH

Tower Court D, Tower Building 2nd level Moderator: Jennifer Bracey, MD Discussant: William T. Branch, MD

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Association of posttraumatic stress disorder and incident cerebrovascular disease in a Veterans Administration population Beth Cohen; Thomas Neylan; Daniel Bertenthal; Kristine Yaffe Comorbid Depression and Substance Abuse in Safety-net Clients of Health and Community-based Agencies in Los Angeles: Clinical Needs and Service Use Patterns Evelyn Chang; Bowen Chung; James Gilmore; Lingqi Tang; Anna Morgan; Kenneth B. Wells Peer mentorship at a methadone maintenance treatment program: developing self-efficacy through Project GROW Magni Hamso; Hillary Kunins; Janet Smith; Melissa Stein

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The PHQ-2 Depression Screen Predicts All-Cause Mortality For Up to 2 Years Following Hospitalization with Heart Failure Tatiana Deveney; Bea Herbeck Belnap; Fanyin He; Sati Mazumdar; Bruce L. Rollman

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Initiating buprenorphine maintenance for opiate-dependent hospitalized patients: A randomized controlled trial Jane M. Liebschutz; Denise Crooks; Debra S. Herman; Bradley J. Anderson; Lidia Meshesha; Shernaz Dossabhoy; Michael D. Stein

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Screening and brief intervention for drug use in primary care: the ASPIRE randomized trial Richard Saitz; Tibor P. Palfai; Debbie M. Cheng; Daniel P. Alford; Judith A. Bernstein; Christine A. Lloyd-Travaglini; Seville M. Meli; Christine E. Chaisson; Jeffrey H. Samet

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So Basic! Harman S. Kular

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The path of least resistance: A lesson in keeping a broad differential Gretchen Snoeyenbos; Robin Klein

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Not All Cerebral Spinal Fluid Titers are Made Equal Daniel Har; Mili Shum; Cindy Sadikot

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Silent Squeeze: Abdominal Obstruction From Repeated Pericentesis Omar Ahmad

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Mystery Case Chiaki Murase; Naomi Otowa; Jintetsu Minami; Yoshitomo Nishikawa; Hiroshi Miyake; Hisashi Umeda; Mitsunori Iwase

Abstract Session E4 VA-Related Research

Directors Row J, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderators: Luci K. Leykum, MD, MBA, MSc and Jeffrey Whittle, MD, MPH 1. Adverse Outcomes of Polysedative Use in Veterans with PTSD Brian C. Lund; Stephen L. Hillis; Elizabeth A. Chrischilles Comparing Homeless Persons’ Care Experiences in Tailored versus Non-Tailored Primary Care Settings Stefan Kertesz; Theresa W. Kim; Adam Gordon; Alexander S. Young; David E. Pollio; Richard N. Jones; Cheryl L. Holt; Erika L. Austin; David Roth

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Women Veterans and Comprehensive Care: Challenges for Designated Women’s Health PCP’s Alicia A. Bergman

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The Effect of a Yoga Intervention on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Risk in Veteran and Civilian Women with PTSD. Shivani M. Reddy; Megan R. Gerber; Karen S. Mitchell

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The Huddle: Trainee experiences in team-based primary care in an innovative interprofessional education program Kelli Copeland; Rebecca L. Shunk; Susan L. Janson; Bridget O’Brien

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Off-label antipsychotic prescriptions in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder in VA Healthcare, 20012011 Beth Cohen; Ying Shi; Thomas Neylan; Karen H. Seal

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Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION F | 1:30 – 3:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSION F AT A GLANCE CLINICAL UPDATE and WORKSHOP SESSIONS

WF01 Tower Court C, Tower Building 2nd Level

Negotiating Your First Dream Job – Everything That They Did Not Teach You in Medical School

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WF14


Keeping Your Compass: Using Goals of Care to Guide DNR Order Discussions

SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SESSIONS ASF1


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ASF3


ASF4


CLINICAL VIGNETTE SESSION F CVF

Tower Court D Tower Building 2nd Level

Category: Aging/Geriatrics/End-of Life Coordinator: Lauris C. Kaldjian, MD, PhD, Internal Medicine, University of Iowa Additional Faculty: David Alfandre, MD, National Center for Ethics in Health Care, Veterans Health Administration; Kamala Gullapalli Cotts, MD, The University of Chicago; Matthew DeCamp, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University; Maura George, MD, Emory University

WF05 Silver Room, Tower Building Mezzanine

Bedside Rounds: A Patient-Centered Learning Toolbox

CUF1 Plaza E, Plaza Building Concourse

Update in General Internal Medicine Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Diane Altkorn, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, The University of Chicago Additional Faculty: Amber Pincavage, MD, The University of Chicago; Elizabeth Schulwolf, MD, MA, Loyola University Medical Center; Sachin D. Shah, MD, The University of Chicago; Scott Stern, MD, The University of Chicago

Category: Hospital-Based Medicine Coordinator: Darlene LeFrancois, MD, Montefiore Medical Center Additional Faculty: Joseph J. Arcuri, Jr., MD, Beth Israel Medical Center; Joseph Cofrancesco, Jr., MD, MPH, FACP, Johns Hopkins Hospital; Sanjay Desai, MD, Johns Hopkins Hospital; Sharon Leung, MD, Montefiore Medical Center; Athina Vassilakis, MD, MPH, Montefiore Medical Center

WF06 Tower Court A, Tower Building 2nd Level

Implementing Educational Innovations

CUF2 Plaza D, Plaza Building Concourse

Clinical Update in Psychiatry for the General Internist Category: Clinical Practice Coordinator: Ian M. Kronish, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Columbia University Medical Center Additional Faculty: Beth Cohen, MD, MAS, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco VA Medical Center; Danielle F. Loeb, MD, University of Colorado, Denver; Lauren Peccoralo, MD, MPH, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Bruce L. Rollman, MD, MPH, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

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Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Michael D. Landry, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Tulane School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Deepa Bhatnagar, MD, Tulane School of Medicine; Carlos Estrada, MD, MS, University of Alabama, Birmingham School of Medicine; Jeff Kohlwes, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine; Geraldine E. Menard, MD, Tulane School of Medicine; Eric I. Rosenberg, MD, MSPH, University of Florida School of Medicine; Amanda Salanitro, MD, MS, MSPH, Vanderbilt School of Medicine

Category: Leadership and Administration Coordinator: William A. Anderson, PhD, Medical Education Research & Development, College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University Additional Faculty: Gary S. Ferenchick, MD, Michigan State University; Martha Grayson, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Dale A. Newton, MD, Brody School of Medicine


Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION F | 1:30 – 3:00 pm WF07

WF11



Teaching Global Primary Care: How (and Why) to Develop Integrated Global Health and Primary Care Curricula at Your Home Institution

Management of Substance Withdrawal in Acutely Ill Medical Patients: Alcohol, Benzodiazepines and Opioids Category: Mental Health/Substance Abuse Submitted in Conjunction with: Substance Abuse Interest Group Coordinator: Anika A. Alvanzo, MD, MS, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Additional Faculty: Amina A. Chaudhry, MD, MPH, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Karran A. Phillips, MD, MSc, National Institute on Drug Abuse; Cara Poland, MD, Boston University School of Medicine; Darius Rastegar, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Patrick T. Lee, MD, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Rodrigo Cerda, MD, MPH, Massachusetts General Hospital; Madhavi Dandu, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco; Reena Gupta, MD, University of California, San Francisco; David Heller, MD MPH, University of California, San Francisco; Norifumi Kamo, MD, MPP, Massachusetts General Hospital

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WF08



How NOT to Present a Workshop: Pitfalls, Problems and Possibilities

Teaching Procedures to Internal Medicine Residents: Curricular Innovations in Procedures Training

Category: Personal/Professional Development Coordinator: Katherine M. McKinney, MD, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Kentucky Additional Faculty: Joseph Conigliaro, MD, MPH, Hofstra University School of Medicine; Rosemarie Conigliaro, MD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Mary Duke, MD, Lexington VA Medical Center

Category: Medical Education Scholarship Coordinator: Mari Kai, MD, Medical Education, Providence Portland Medical Center Additional Faculty: Courtland Childers, MD, Providence Portland Medical Center; Tricia James, MD, Providence Portland Medical Center; Scott W. Marsal, MD, Providence Portland Medical Center

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Measuring Health Care Utilization, Cost and Value in the Era of Accountable Care Organizations

Is a Picture Worth 1,000 Words? Communicating Evidence to Patients Category: Medical Education Scholarship Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Evidence-Based Medicine Task Force Coordinator: Daniella A. Zipkin, MD, Department of Medicine, Duke University Additional Faculty: Rebecca Beyth, MD, MSc, University of Florida; David Feldstein, MD, University of Wisconsin; Devin Mann, MD, MS, Boston University; Beth Smith, DO, Oregon Health and Science University; Jeremy Sussman, MD, MS, University of Michigan

WF10 Governor’s Square 14, Plaza Building Concourse

Tools and Techniques for Training Residents in Shared Decision Making

Abstract Session F1 Health Disparities/Vulnerable Populations Directors Row H, Plaza Building Lobby Level Moderator: Stacey Jolly, MD, MAS 1.

Antiretroviral Therapy Use and Adherence among PLWHAs who have Panic Disorder Tanyka S. Sam; Heidi Hutton; Jeanne C. Keruly; Richard D. Moore; Geetanjali Chander

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Community-based versus random digit dialing samples in chronic disease prevalence estimates among older Black men in New York City Helen Cole

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Housing First among homeless persons with concurrent disorders among participants of the Vancouver At Home Study Anita Palepu; Michelle Patterson; Akm Moniruzzaman; Julian M. Somers

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Picture Good Health: A Church-Based, Photovoice Intervention for Latinos with Diabetes Arshiya A. Baig; Amanda Giese; Cara A. Locklin; Yue Gao; Sang Mee Lee; Michael T. Quinn; Marla C. Solomon; Lisa Sanchez-Johnsen; Deborah L. Burnet; Marshall Chin


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Category: Medical Education Scholarship Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Shared Decision Making Interest Group Coordinator: Leigh H. Simmons, MD, Instructor in Medicine, Department of General Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Additional Faculty: Charles D. Brackett, MD, MPH, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center; Kathleen Fairfield, MD, Maine Medical Center; Karen R. Sepucha, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital; Jon C. Tilburt, MD, Mayo Clinic

Category: Research Methods Submitted in Conjunction with: SGIM Research Committee Coordinator: Lisa M. Kern, MD, MPH, Weill Cornell Medical College Additional Faculty: Elbert Huang, MD MPH, The University of Chicago; Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH, Weill Cornell Medical College; Mona Siddiqui, MD, Johns Hopkins University

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Saturday CONCURRENT SESSION F | 1:30 – 3:00 pm 5.

Perceptions of Clinical Research Among Persons with Sickle Cell Disease Mary Catherine Beach; Carlton Haywood; Sophie Lanzkron; Shawn M. Bediako; Gladys Onojobi; Charles Jonassaint; Jennifer Haythornthwaite; Marie Diener-West

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Descriptive Study of African American Men Successful at Long-term Weight Loss Maintenance Ann S. Barnes; Rachel T. Kimbro

Abstract Session F2 Qualitative Research Directors Row E, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderator: Carol R. Horowitz, MD 1.

Treating Complex Patients in Primary Care: Physician Offer a New View of Competing Demands Danielle F. Loeb; Elizabeth A. Bayliss; Carey Candrian; Frank V. deGruy; Ingrid A. Binswanger

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Eye Images Improve Hand Hygiene Compliance in an Emergency Department Sarah A. Stella; Roger Stace; Amber Miller; Angela Keniston; Marisha Burden; Connie S. Price; Richard K. Albert

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Race, Weight Loss, and Change in Patients’ Utility After Weight Loss Surgery Christina C. Wee; Edward R. Marcantonio; Karen W. Huskey; Daniel B. Jones; George L. Blackburn; Caroline Apovian; Roger B. Davis; Mary Beth Hamel

Abstract Session F4 Quality of Care/Patient Safety Directors Row J, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderators: Romsai Tony Boonyasai, MD, MPH and Heidi L. Wald, MD, MSPH 1.

Quality of Osteoporosis Care Among Older Medicare Fragility Fracture Patients 2006-2010 John Mecchella; Stephen K. Liu; Jeffrey C. Munson; John-Erik Bell; Rebecca L. Zaha; Anna N. Tosteson; Nancy E. Morden

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Withdrawn by Author

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Visit Based EHR Reminders Improve the Quality of Outpatient Care Jason Fish; Deepa Bhat; Brett Moran; Temple S. Howell-Stampley; Lynne Kirk; Michael E. Bowen; Kim Batchelor; David Leonard; Stephen D. Persell; David W. Baker; Ethan Halm

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Suboptimal Adherence to Initial Processes of Care in Elderly Patients with Acute Venous Thromboembolism Anna K. Stuck; Marie Méan; Andreas Limacher; Marc Righini; Kurt A. Jäger; Juerg-Hans Beer; Joseph Osterwalder; Beat Frauchiger; Christian M. Matter; Nils Kucher; Anne Angelillo-Scherrer; Jacques Cornuz; Martin Banyai; Bernhard Lämmle; Marc Husmann; Michael Egloff; Markus Aschwanden; Henri Bounameaux; Nicolas Rodondi; Drahomir Aujesky

5.

Making the EHR Smarter: Patient and Provider Reported Data Improve Performance on Preventative Health Quality Measures Michael E. Bowen; Jason Fish; Deepa Bhat; Brett Moran; Temple S. Howell-Stampley; Lynne Kirk; Kim Batchelor; Ethan Halm

Abstract Session F3 Clinical Epidemiology/ Healthcare Effectiveness Research

6.

Does the Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records Improve Chronic Care Above Standard QI Intervention? Samuel Cykert; Ann Lefebvre; Thomas Bacon

Directors Row I, Plaza Building, Lobby Level Moderator: Jeffrey A. Linder, MD, MPH

Clinical Vignette and Rheumatology Unknown Vignette Session F

2.

Attitudes and Beliefs Towards Evidence Based Medicine In Health Marilyn M. Schapira; Eric Oh; Diana Imbert; Elena Byhoff

3.

Treatment Trials in Intensive Care Yael Schenker; Greer A. Tiver; Seo Yeon Hong; Douglas B. White

4.

Building cost-consciousness through cost transparency: is this the right approach? The clinician perspective L. E. Goldman; Jenna Kruger; Alice H. Chen; Alex Rybkin; Kiren Leeds; Dominick Frosch

5.

Patients Have Something to Say: Analysis of 514 Patient Safety and Quality Comments from the PROMISES Patient Survey Namara Brede; Sara Singer; Harry Reyes Nieva; Judy Ling; Nicholas Leydon; Caitlin A. Colling; Patricia Satterstrom; Catherine Yoon; Endel J. Orav; Joel S. Weissman; Donald Goldmann; Madeleine Biondolillo; Gordon D. Schiff

6.

How physicians’ presentation of information about PCI to patients with stable angina may contribute to their belief that it is a life-saving intervention Michael B. Rothberg; Sarah L. Goff; Kathleen M. Mazor

1.

Pharmacy-based interventions to reduce primary medication nonadherence Niteesh K. Choudhry; Michael Fischer; Katsiaryna Bykov; Gregory Brill; Gregory Bopp; Aaron M. Wurst; William Shrank

2.

Effectiveness of Mailed Fecal Occult Blood Test Cards and or a Detailed Colon Cancer Screening Brochure VS a Reminder Letter for Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates at a Primary Care Clinic Serving Medically Vulnerable Patients. Michael Soliman; Danny McCormick; William Zinn

3.

4.

80

Identifying the Risks of Oral Anticoagulation in Patients with Liver Disease Lydia M. Efird; Adam Rose The economic consequences of contemporary patterns of antidepressant prescribing Niteesh K. Choudhry; Daniel A. Lieberman; Jerry Avorn; Joan Landon

Tower Court D Tower Building, 2nd Level Moderator: Andrew R. Hoellein, MD, MS Discussant: Dennis W. Cope, MD, FACP 1.

A Belly Full of Jelly Ashwin Sridharan; Marcus A. Bachhuber; Patrick Hourani

2.

The ART of Decreasing Cancer in the Hospitable Host Michal Gross; Julie Lorton; Marina Shcherba; Mark A. Menegus

3.

A Curious Case of Recurrent Rhabdomyolysis Benjamin Click; Thomas Radomski; Harish Jasti

4.

SUGAR AND SPICE: NOT SO NICE Morgan J. Katz; Matthew N. Peters; John Wysocki; Chayan Chakraborti

5.

Mystery Case Catherine Trimbur; Mayce Mansour


INDEX OF PRESENTING AUTHORS Presentation Order Poster Number

Presenting Author

Session

Abdelghany, Mahmoud


Abdelghany, Mahmoud


Presentation Order Poster Number

Presenting Author

Session

78

Aryal, Madan


15

63

Aryal, Madan


16

Abu Hazeem, Mahmoud


116

Aryal, Madan


2

Abugrara, Hazem


135

Aryal, Madan


3

Acinapura, Lauren

Innovations Poster Session

101

Ashburner, Jeffrey


25

Adamczyk, Janine


66

Ashburner, Jeffrey

Abstract Session B3

6

Adams, Jennifer


95

Ashburner, Jeffrey


2

Ador-Dionisio, Sweetheart


68

Ashker, Kameron


Ador-Dionisio, Sweetheart


69

Atlas, Steven

Abstract Session B2

Aggarwal, Aakash


106

Atlas, Steven


Aggarwal, Aakash


107

Atreya, Auras


93

Agrawal, Neeraj


10

Atreya, Auras


94

Ahluwalia, Sangeeta

Abstract Session B1

1

Au, Anita


64

Ahmad, Omar

Clinical Vignette Session E

4

Aung, KoKo


29

Ahuja, Jasmine


69

Aung, Thandar


38

Akinapelli, Abhilash


8

Aung, Thandar


39

Al Ashry, Haitham


123

Awasthi, Disha


46

Alcalan, Paulina


43

Bachhuber, Marcus

Abstract Session C1

Aldeiri, Ahmad


83

Bachhuber, Melissa


Alemu, Benyam


6

Badal, Madan


27

Alexander, G. Caleb


44

Badgett, Robert


130

Ali, Arshia


47

Bagavathy, Kavitha


86

Alkhatib, Ayad


124

Baggett, Travis


98

Alkhatib, Yaser


76

Baggett, Travis


105

Alkhatib, Yaser


77

Bahaa Aldeen, Mohammed


17

Almuwaqqat, Zakaria


104

Baharith, Harith


126

Alsara, Osama


17

Baig, Arshiya

Abstract Session F1

Altomare, Antonia


Ambrus, Daniel


Anderson, Ryan Anderson , Bradley

1

121 4 3

4 57

4

Bajwa-Dulai, Sonia


31

Baker, David

Abstract Session C3


61

Banas, Emerald


30


84

Bandeali, Salman


45

Andrews, Jane


130

Barnes, Ann


60

Ansari, Aziz


24

Barnes, Ann

Abstract Session F1

Ansari, Aziz


25

Barnes, Meredith


96

Antony, Andrew


128

Barnett, Michael


24

Anumandla, Anil Kumar Reddy


104

Barnett, Michael


25

Apgar, Sarah


124

Barocas, Joshua


104

Apgar, Sarah


125

Barocas, Joshua

Abstract Session B2

Appa, Ayesha


10

Battaglia, Tracy


Argintaru, Niran

Abstract Session A4

1

Ari, Mim


Aronson, Louise

IME Session A

Arora, Vineet

IME Session A

Arreola-Owen, Olivia


Arunachalam, Karuppiah


Arunachalam, Karuppiah


140 5

6

5 66

Battaglia, Tracy


76

54

Beach, Mary Catherine


48

4

Beach, Mary Catherine

Abstract Session F1

2

Becker, William


92

94

Beckert, Angela


80

135

Beckman, Thomas

Abstract Session D4

136

Bedard, Rachael



5

6 120

81


Presenting Author

Session

Behuria, Supreeti


52

Bekelman, David


Bellin Warren, Sophia Bennett, Katelyn


Presenting Author

Session

Brown, Tiffany


53

106

Buddhadev, Pakhadi


77


108

Buhr, Russell


118


103

Bulova, Peter


Bennett, Wendy


122

Burgess, David


134

Bennett, Wendy


1

Burke, Harry


115

Benson, Maggie


46

Burke, Robert


107

Berger, Zackary


81

Burke, Robert

Abstract Session B3

Berger, Zackary


109

Burkland, David


Bergman, Alicia

Abstract Session E4

3

Byars, Lynn


59

Berkowitz, Seth


67

Byars, Lynn


70

Berkowitz, Seth


56

Caga-anan, Glynda


4

Bertholet, Nicolas


94

Calcaterra, Susan


103

Bhagavath, Anita


23

Callejas, Leyda


115

Bhattacharya, Saveri


92

Camargo, Marianne


57

Bhattrai, Yagna


133

Cameron, Kenzie


136

Bhide, Manisha


72

Canestaro, William

Abstract Session D3

Bhide, Manisha


73

Carlini, Sara


58

Bichile, Tanmayee


78

Caroff, Daniel


21

Bickell, Nina


11

Carrasquillo, Olveen


40

Binswanger, Ingrid


96

Carrasquillo, Olveen

Abstract Session C2

Binswanger, Ingrid


89

Carullo, Philip


Bischoff, Kara


88

Casillas, Alejandra


54

Blackey, Cady


55

Casillas, Alejandra


42

Blackey, Cady


56

Casillas, Alejandra


45

Blais, Pierre


143

Caton, Cathryn


71

Blecker, Saul


133

Caverly, Tanner


36

Block, Lauren


68

Caverly, Tanner

Abstract Session D3

Bodenmann, Patrick


51

Cerasale, Matthew


76

Bokhour, Barbara


114

Cerruti, Marc


25

Borrero, Sonya

Abstract Session A4

2

Chaichana, Khan


85

Borrero, Sonya

Abstract Session C4

1

Chaichana, Khan


86

Bourgi, Kassem


72

Bowen, Michael

Abstract Session F4

Bradley, Katharine Bradley, Sara Brede, Namara

Abstract Session F2

Brodt, Zahava


Brower, Jeffrey


Brown, Arleen


46

Brown, Arleen


55

Brown, Lori


Brown, Rebecca Brown, Rebecca Brown, Ryan Brown, Tiffany

82

97

1 88

4

2 83

3

Chaichana, Khan


75

5

Chaiyachati, Krisda


91


91

Chakkalakal, Rosette


61


71

Chang, Evelyn


106

5

Chang, Evelyn

Abstract Session E3

23

Chaudhari, Dhara


122

88

Chaudhari, Dhara


123

Chaudhry, Waseem


145

Chen, Anders


16

20

Chen, Annie


132


28

Chen, Zhe


112


29

Cheskin, Lawrence


118


38

Chhabra, Manik


127


47

Childs, Claiborne


127


2


Presenting Author

Session

Chin, Matthew


Chodos, Anna


Presenting Author

Session

40

Dangayach, Priti


9


16

Dangayach, Priti


10

Choudhary, Swati


84

Choudhry, Niteesh

Abstract Session A4

Choudhry, Niteesh Choudhry, Niteesh Chu, Jacqueline

Darby, Anna


15

4

Dattalo, Melissa


86

Abstract Session F3

1

Davis, Andrew


Abstract Session F3

4

Davis, Elizabeth


4


127

Davis, Elizabeth


5

Chua, Abigail


56

DeBiasi, Ralph


Chuang, Cynthia


12

DeCamp, Matthew


105

Chuang, Cynthia


13

Dedhia, Rupel


107

Chuang, Cynthia


11

Dedhia, Rupel


36

Chuang, Eunice


98

Dedhia, Rupel


37

Chuang, Eunice


99

Chuang, Eunice


140

Chudgar, Saumil


Church, Timothy


109

Ciampa, Brian


Click, Benjamin Cohen, Beth Cohen, Beth

Abstract Session E4

Cohen, Samuel


Cole, Helen

Abstract Session F1

Combs, Brandon


Comer, Dominique


Contratto, Erin


122

Cook, David


94

Copeland, Kelli

Abstract Session E4

Corbelli, Jennifer


Corbelli, Jennifer

Abstract Session C4

Corbie-Smith, Giselle


Corey, Anna


Corey, Matthew


140

19

DeJesus, Ramona


100

Del Rosario, Rommel


23

Delgado, Jose


35

DellaVolpe, Jeffrey


14

61

Dembitzer, Anne


92

Clinical Session F

3

Dembitzer, Anne


Abstract Session E3

1

DeMoss, Margaret


6

Dempsey, Patrick


27

17

Dempsey, Patrick


30

Denizard-Thompson, Nancy


14

89

Denton, Gerald


69

28

Desai, Nihar


33

Deshpande, Gautam


70

DeVeaugh-Geiss, Angela


34

5

Deveney, Tatiana


95

11

Deveney, Tatiana

Abstract Session E3

3

Dhindsa, Tajdeep


50

60

Di Capua, Paul


80

99

Diamond, Lisa


55

27

Dirksen, Rachael

Abstract Session A1

74

2

119 50

4

4

Cotorruelo-Martinez, Annia


135

Divatia, Himani


111

Crotty, Bradley


132

Divoky, Laura


6

Crotty, Bradley

IME Session A

3

Divoky, Laura


3

Cruz, Brian


60

Dixon, Brian


34

Cruz, Brian


61

Dolan, Emily


111

Cruz, Christina


47

Donze, Jacques


22

Culpepper, Larry


107

Donze, Jacques


111

Culpepper, Larry


93

Donze, Jacques

Abstract Session C1

Curtis, Susanna


91

Drabkin Schade, Anne


138

Cykert, Samuel


6

Drizin, Dean


134

Cykert, Samuel

Abstract Session F4

6

D'Souza, Komal


114

Dalal, Pratik


Dubey, Sudha


90

Dalton, Kristen


78

Dunlevy, Hillary


39

Dandachi, Dima


63

Duong, Jonathan


95

136


2

83


Presenting Author

Session

Duru, O. Kenrik

Abstract Session E2

Duwell, Monique


Dvoskin, Dmitriy Edelman, E.


Presenting Author

Session

Fish, Jason

Abstract Session F4

131

Fitzgerald, April


64


40

Fitzgerald, April


96


14

Fitzgerald, April


6

Edelman, E.


32

Fitzgerald, April

Abstract Session C4

4

Edelman, E.


23

Flanders, Scott

Plenary Session 2

3

Edukulla, Jaya


67

Fleck, Elaine


101

Edwards, Samuel


116

Flickinger, Tabor


86

Edwards, Samuel


150

Fogerty, Robert

IME Session A

4

3

5

Edwards, Samuel


102

Fogerty, Robert


138

Efird, Lydia


43

Fogerty, Robert


139

Efird, Lydia

Abstract Session F3

Forman, Jane


99

El-Kareh, Robert


132

Forster, Richard


134

Elliott, Daniel


41

Fountain, Eric


113

Elliott, Daniel


71

Fox, Aaron


55

Ellis, Dana


108

Frank, Joseph

Abstract Session C1

Elman, Scott


90

Frank, Maria


Eng, Jessica


51

Frank, Maria


14

Eng, Jessica


89

Frank, Maria


137

Eng, Jessica


109

Fraser, Traci

Clinical VignDate Session B

3

Epperla, Narendranath


36

Frayne, Susan


5

Epperla, Narendranath


37

Freed, Robert


113

Eskin, Rebecca


4

Freed, Robert


114

Eswaran, Manivel


131

Fu, Steven


116

Eytan, Shira


17

Fu, Steven

Plenary Session 2

Eytan, Shira


18

Fujiwara, Motoshi


30

Eytan, Shira


19

Fuller, Brittany


82

Fabreau, Gabriel


53

Fyall, Katherine

Clinical Vignette Session C

Fairfield, Kathleen


1

Gadiraju, Taraka Vijay


Fairfield, Kathleen


53

Gadziala, Elizabeth


68

Famoori, Foroozan


12

Galiatsatos, Panagis


100

Fanucchi, Laura

Abstract Session A3

Gallagher, David


Fanucchi, Laura


78

Ganschow, Pamela


Farber, Neil


140

Garcha, Gurkaran


64

Farber, Neil

Abstract Session B4

Garg, Rajan


115

Federman, Alex


111

Gass, Abigail


98

Federman, Alex


115

Gay, Hawkins


132

Federman, Alex


106

Geliebter, Ari


131

Fei, Kezhen


57

George, Matthew


63

Feldstein, David


122

Gerber, Megan


Ferenchick, Gary

IME Session A

Geslani, Van


Ferguson, Monica


10

Gétaz, Laurent


Ferguson, Sancia


16

Gillespie, Colleen

Abstract Session D2

Fetzer, Bradley


97

Glassman, Rebecca


Fischer, Michael


38

Gleason, Nathaniel

Abstract Session A1

2

Fischer, Michael


19

Gleason, Nathaniel

CPI Session B

4

84

3

4

6

1


1 13

4

2 121

50 7

4 106 60 6 49


Presenting Author

Session

Goddu, Anna


Goel, Mita


Goetz, Celine Goins, Andrew


Presenting Author

Session

9

Hanson, Joshua


80

39

Hanson, Joshua


70


15

Haque, Javeria


115


34

Haque, Javeria


116

Goldman, L.


142

Haque, Tanvir


105

Goldman, L.

Abstract Session A3

3

Haque, Tanvir


106

Goldman, L.

Abstract Session F2

4

Har, Daniel


Golob, Anna


75

Hariharan, Jaishree


41

Gomberg, Monica


138

Hariharan, Jaishree


42

Gonzalo, Jed


124

Harris, Christina


95

Gonzalo, Jed


86

Harris, Christina


80

Goodman, Robert


96

Hartley, Sarah


84

Goold, Susan


63

Hauck, Kevin


145

Goold, Susan


64

Hauck, Kevin


114

Gopalan, Anjali

Abstract Session B4

5

Haverhals, Leah


11

Gordon, Howard


43

Havyer, Rachel

Abstract Session D2

Gordon, Melanie


10

Hayton, Amy


Gowani, Saqib


20

Hebert, Paul


Gowda Hanumaiah, Lakshmi


28

Heiman, Heather


Gowda Hanumaiah, Lakshmi


29

Heisler, Michele

Plenary Session 3

1

Goyal, Vishal


103

Heller, David

Abstract Session D3

5

Goytia, Crispin


43

Heller, Lucas


Grande, David

Abstract Session D3

1

Hernandez Munoz, Francisco


41

Grant, Jennifer

Abstract Session C3

6

Herzig, Shoshana


69

Grant, Paul


75

Hess, Sarah


9

Green, Michael


93

Heyworth, Leonie


135

Greene, Richard


38

Heyworth, Leonie

Abstract Session E2

Gross, Michal

Clinical Session F

Hicks, Katy


103

Grosz, Andrea


126

Higdon, Jason


12

Guerrasio, Jeannette


108

Hines, Jonas


37

Gulati, Swati


33

Hirsch, Jan


113

Gupta, Neha

Abstract Session A4

3

Ho, Michael


13

Gupta, Reshma


110

Hoang, Vu


62

Gupta, Tanya


74

Hoffman, Richard


3

Guthier, Justin

Clinical Vignette Session A

1

Hoffman, Richard


4

Gwynn, Kendrick


130

Hoffman, Richard

Abstract Session C2

4

Habibi, Hamid


109

Holmes-Maybank, Keri


123

Haist, Steven


82

Hong, Clemens


118

Hale, Andrew


134

Horne, Oliver


8

Hall, Hannah


7

Horowitz, Carol


102

Halm, Ethan


21

Horvath, Emily


44

Hamadeh, Salim


65

Horwitz, Leora

Abstract Session D4

Hamso, Magni

Abstract Session E3

3

Howard-Anderson, Jessica

Clinical VignDate Session D

Hanchate, Amresh

Abstract Session C3

3

Hsu, Jeffrey


Hanley, Kathleen


142

Huang, Susan

Abstract Session A2

Hanson, Joshua


83

Huebschmann, Amy


2


3

5 54 1 79

11

6

3 2 38 4 52

85


Presenting Author

Session

Hurley, Laura


122

Hurst, Jessica


89

Hust, Kate


1

Hutchinson, Deborah


127

Ido, Mirai


Igel, Leon


Ilangovan, Kumar


7

Isaacson, J.


Islam, Mahmuda


Ito, Ryoji Iwamoto, Sean


Presenting Author

Session

Kaja, Ajaykumar


Kakoza, Rose

Abstract Session D1

Kalathas, Gliciria


83

Kaldjian, Lauris


85

39

Kalyan Sundaram, Arvind


134

49

Kaminetzky, Catherine


Kangovi, Shreya

Abstract Session D1

97

Kapila, Nikhil


91

Kaplan, Celia

Abstract Session C4


43

Kaplan-Lewis, Emma


33


76

Karlen, Naomi


2

Iyer, Shwetha


84

Karlen, Naomi


3

Iyer, Shwetha


85

Karmacharya, Paras


50

Jaikumar, Likhitesh


140

Karmacharya, Paras


51

Jain, C. Charles

Abstract Session E1

Karwowski, Elizabeth


78

Jalal, Tabish


41

Katz, Arlene M.


125

Jalota, Leena


73

Katz, David


112

Jalota, Leena


74

Katz, Morgan

Clinical Session F

Jan, Sophia


50

Katz, Morgan


Jan, Sophia


98

Katz, Morgan


11

Jarvie, Jennifer


119

Katz, Morgan


12

Javed, Arshad


24

Kaufman, Michael


35

6

125 1

51 5 31 5

4 10

Javed, Arshad


25

Kaushik, Divya


24

Jay, Melanie


131

Kaushik, Manas


89

Jean, Moise


36

Kay, Cynthia


76

Jennings, Lee


143

Kay, Cynthia

Abstract Session D2

Jensen, Ashley


108

Kay, Jenna


Jensen-Otsu, Elsbeth

Abstract Session A4

Jih, Jane


Jih, Jane John, Amrita John, Amrita


Johnson, Joseph


Johnson, Kevin


143

Jones, Christine


Jones, Christine


Joseph, Matthew

61

Kebede, Sosena


66

50

Kern, Lisa


132


52

Kertesz, Stefan

Abstract Session E4


147

Khalid, Laila


138

1

Khokhar, Bushra


26

15

Khoulani, Dania


87

Khullar, Vikas


110

54

Khullar, Vikas


111

71

Kim, David


97


12

Kimbrough-Sugick, Jessie


Joy, Scott


16

Kirolos, Irene


6

Joy, Scott


17

Knapper, Joseph


120

Joy, Scott


18

Knudsen, Janine


62

Jubelt, Lindsay


Ko, Michelle


75

Just, Erica

Abstract Session C1

5

Kobayashi, Daiki


62

Justice, Amy


45

Kocurek, Emily


135

Kaczkowska, Beata


2

Kodiyanplakkal, Rosy Priya


Kadiyala, Himabindu


40

Koenig, Christopher


Kaiksow, Farah


107

Kolehmainen, Christine

Abstract Session C1

86

5

4

114


2

122

3 88 3


Presenting Author

Session

Kollipara, Venkata


Komanduri, Paavani


Kra, Joshua


Kraschnewski, Jennifer

Plenary Session 3

Krauskopf, Katherine


Kripalani, Sunil


Kripalani, Sunil


Krishnan, Sathish kumar Krishnan, Sathish kumar


Presenting Author

Session

136

Leverette, Kara


49

126

Levin, Kenneth


30

3

Levine, David


121

4

Levine, David


122

48

Levine, Diane


128

71

Levine, Miriam


18

78

Levy, Douglas


17


57

Lewis, Carmen


18


58

Li, Gloria


54

Krishnarasa, Balakumar


104

Li, Yulong


52

Krug, Michael

Abstract Session D2

1

Liebschutz, Jane

Abstract Session E3

Kruse, Gina

Abstract Session D4

5

Lin, Jenny


Kueny, Katherine


47

Lin, Shing-Yu


70

Kular, Harman


1

Linsky, Amy


137

Kullgren, Jeffrey


68

Linsky, Amy


128

Kullgren, Jeffrey

Abstract Session B1

3

Linz, David

Abstract Session E1

Kullgren, Jeffrey

Abstract Session B2

2

Linz, David


64

Kumar, Harjinder


103

Litvin, Cara


19

Kumar, Pooja


78

Liu, Erin


5

Kumar, Pooja


86

Liu, Erin


Kunimatsu, Junwa


89

Liu, Jay


4

Kurman, Jonathan


103

Liu, Michael Pang-Hsiang

Abstract Session B4

2

Kushner, Robert


110

Liu, Michael Pang-Hsiang

Abstract Session C2

5

Kushnir, Margarita


31

Liu, Rhianon

Abstract Session E1

3

Kwon, Daniel


28

Lo, Daphne


24

Lafreniere, Justin


52

Lobo, Ingrid


20

Lagu, Tara

Abstract Session A4

6

Lodhi, Atena


21

Lahiji, Arta


57

Lodhi, Atena


22

Lahiji, Arta


58

Loeb, Danielle

Abstract Session F2

Laiteerapong, Neda

Abstract Session A1

Laponis, Ryan


Larochelle, Marc

Abstract Session D1

Law, Matthew


37

Lebduska, Elena


119

LeCleir, Julie


15

Lee, Elinor


141

Lee, Jonathan

Abstract Session D1

Lee, Kimberley


Lee, Patrick


Lee, Sei


Lee, Wei Wei


Leiss, Waltraud


19

Lemay, Megan


Leppin, Aaron


Leung, Alexander


Leung, Lucinda


1

5 14

2

14

1

Loertscher, Laura


80

Logan, Jessica


2

Loh, Kah Poh


90

Lowenstein, Margaret


18

Lui, Felix


51

Lui, Felix


52

Lund, Brian

Abstract Session E4

Lupton, Katherine


53

Lyles, Courtney


69

95

Lyman, Meghan


117

21

Madan, Ankit


119

48

Madan, Ankit


120

Madan, Ankit


121

108

Mafi, John


33

2

Mafi, John

Abstract Session D1

79

Mahmood, Maryam


32

73

Mahmood, Maryam


33

4


93 115

1 60

3

87


Presenting Author

Session

Mainali, Naba


Mainali, Naba


Presenting Author

Session

18

Miller, Rachel

Abstract Session D2


19

Min, Lillian


Mainali, Naba


42

Min, Lillian

Abstract Session D4

Makam, Anil

Abstract Session C1

Miner, Brienne


45

Makam, Kasaiah


148

Mishuris, Rebecca


143

Malhotra, Rakesh


139

Mishuris, Rebecca


56

Mallikethi Lepakshi Reddy, S.


129

Mitchell, Nia


57

Maltby, Debra


21

Mitrevolis, Gary


109

Mamdani, Hirva


99

Monacelli, Jennifer


117

100

6

3 17 4

Mani, Mary Anne


Monacelli, Jennifer


8

Maniam, Nive


22

Monroe, Anne

Abstract Session B1

4

Mann, Elizabeth


23

Moore, Carlton


Manohar, Akshay


26

Moore, Courtney


72

Marcus, Erin


13

Moreland, Christopher


36

Marrast, Lyndonna


74

Morland, Thomas


Marrone, Kristen


77

Morone, Natalia


11

Martin, Eric


24

Morone, Natalia


12

Martinez, William

Abstract Session E1

1

Morris, Ashley


27

Masi, Christopher


110

Mosher, Hilary


13

Mastalerz, Katarzyna


68

Mosher, Hilary


73

Matsuura, Hirotaka


13

Mota, Prerna


27

Mauldin, Brandon


105

Moti, Dereje


102

Mayama, Michinori


111

Muldoon, Lily


2

McBee, Elexis


98

Mulukutla, Surya


110

McCormick, Danny


69

Mundell, Tim


84

McCormick, Danny


63

Munoz-Mendoza, Jerson


4

McGuire, Maura


131



5

McGuire, Maura


45



13

McKenna, Tatiana


89

Murase, Chiaki


McNeely, Erin


104

Murphy, Daniel


McNeely, Jennifer


99

Nafisi, Arash


Mecchella, John

Abstract Session F4

1

Nagarkar, Kalpana


Meddings, Jennifer


129

Nagarkar, Kalpana


111

Meddings, Jennifer


134

Nagarkar, Kalpana


101

Mehraban, Navid


26

Nagasaka, Misako


41

Meier, Kristen


92

Naito, Toshio


77

Mejia, Raul


36

Nakamura, Takeomi


19

Mejia, Raul


37

Nall, Ryan


Mener, Andrew


123

Nall, Ryan


48

Mensz, Jean


28

Nambudiri, Navya


9

Meyer, Emily


101

Nandiwada, Deepa Rani


5

Michaelidis, Constantinos


32

Nasir, Irem


49

Michtalik, Henry

Abstract Session A1

3

Nasir, Saifullah


60

Michtalik, Henry

CPI Session B

5

Nasr, Youssef


72

Miller, David


68

Nassery, Najlla


141

Miller, David


121

Nat, Amitpal


93

88


133

113

5 141 25 110

104


Presenting Author

Session

Nat, Amitpal


Nelsen, Eric


Presenting Author

Session

94

Patel, Shyam


128


46

Patel, Vaidehi


124

Nelson, Karin


113

Patel, Viraj


41

Neugarten, Carter


87

Patel-Chheda, Monalee


Nevin, Christa


91

Pathmanathan, Ishani


68

Ng, Moyna


55



69

Nguyen, Dan-Vinh


16



95

Nguyen, Oanh

Abstract Session E2

Nichols, Laura


Nicklas, Jacinda

Plenary Session 2

Nickoloff, Sarah


Niemeyer-Guimaraes, Marcio


1

4

Patil, Mitalee


103

100

Patsias, Iani


31

1

Pazo, Valeria


67

26

Pearson, Meg


64

30

Peccoralo, Lauren


98

Niess, Meredith


25

Pedley, Carolyn


119

Niess, Meredith


26

Pels, Richard


102

Njeru, Jane


Percac-Lima, Sanja


8

Nundy, Shantanu


27

Perez, Hector


125

O'Brien, Matthew


67

Persell, Stephen


56

O'Donnell, Erin


Odulana, Adebowale


O'Hanlon, Claire

Abstract Session A2

Ohde, Sachiko


86

Ojeda, Jason


Oktay, Ahmet Olomu, Ade

5

3

Peters, Matthew


66

Peters, Matthew


66

2

Peters, Matthew


67

Pflaum, Jacqueline


85

92

Phan, Peter-Trung


1


81

Picchioni, Michael



65

Pinto Miranda, Veronica


Olomu, Ade


15

Pitt, Kelli


53

O'Malley, Patrick

Abstract Session B4

1

Pitts, Samantha


47

Ong, Michael

Abstract Session B3

3

Plakke, Michael


109

Ong, Michael

Abstract Session E2

5

Plakke, Michael


79

Otto, Mallory


42

Plakke, Michael


80

Oyler, Julie


112

Plumhoff, Jordan


59

Oza, Sandra


82

Podugu, Amareshwar


87

Oza, Sandra


83

Pollack, Craig


12

Page, Cameron

Abstract Session A3

5

Pollack, Craig

Abstract Session B3

Palepu, Anita

Abstract Session F1

3

Pong, Denise


126

Palla, Mohan


63

Prasad, Megha


102

Pan, Lu


43

Prasad, Prashant


76

Pandey, Tanu


58

Press, Matthew

Abstract Session D4

Parikh, Chiti


35

Press, Valerie


77

Park, Doyun


79

Price, Erika


136

Park, Doyun


42

Privette, Emily


5

Park, Lee


116

Prochaska, Megan


129

Patel, Amit


28

Provenzano, Audrey


2

Patel, Anar


29

Pudusseri, Anita


40

Patel, Dhruti


112

Purnell, Tanjala


26

Patel, Kartik


110

Quinlan, Patrick


125

Patel, Mitesh

Abstract Session D1

6

Quwatli, Waleed


16


5

87 141

2

1

89


Presenting Author

Session

Radomski, Thomas


Rahman, Irene


Presenting Author

Session

90

Rothberg, Michael

Abstract Session F2


75

Roy, Michael


108

Raizada, Miles


114

Ryskina, Kira


72

Ramachandran, Ambili


46

Ryu, Changwan


31

Ramesh, Navitha


107

Sabari, Joshua


2

Ramirez, Rigoberto


137

Sabari, Joshua


4

Ramirez-Zohfeld, Vanessa


9

Sabia, Eiad


Ramos, Michelle

Abstract Session C3

2

Sadikot, Cindy


99

Randall, Lori


100

Saenger, Michael


32

Rane, Meghan


142

Safo, Stella


15

Rao, Megha


149

Saitz, Richard

Abstract Session E3

Rapoport, Alison

Abstract Session E2

3

Salahudeen, Ameen


Rappaport, Michelle


24

Salanitro, Amanda


74

Rashid, Qura Tul Ain


60

Salman, Ahmed


80

Ratner, Shana


29

Salvana, Jose


33

Ratner, Shana


3

Sam, Tanyka

Abstract Session F1

Ravaee, Ben


59

Samal, Lipika


Ravenell, Joseph


72

Sandler, Rachel


31

Rawal, Shail


101

Sandler, Rachel


32

Ray, Maile


117

Sandler, Rachel


57

Raza, Yasmin


141

Sandouk, Zahrae


55

Razouki, Zayd


29

Sandouk, Zahrae


56

Reddy, Kartika


97

Sandouk, Zahrae


119

Reddy, Shivani


3

Sankare, Ibrahima


41

Reddy, Shivani

Abstract Session E4

4

Sankey, Christopher


81

Redmond, Nicole


44

Sankey, Christopher


82

Reed, Stewart


45

Sankey, Christopher


28

Rhayem, Joelle


35

Sankey, Christopher


29

Rickards, Gretchen

Abstract Session E2

2

Sankey, Christopher


91

Rief, John


Rigotti, Nancy

Abstract Session C2

Rios, Rebeca

75

6 93

1 133

Santoyo-Olsson, Jasmine

Abstract Session B4

3

Sarkar, Urmimala


139


123

Sarkar, Urmimala


137

Rios, Rebeca


85

Sato, Tatsuya


96

Ripp, Jonathan


77

Satyal Chaudhary, Archana


97

Rodriguez, Giovanna


108

Satyal Chaudhary, Archana


98

Rogers, Elizabeth

Abstract Session B3

Saunders, Katherine


84

Rogers, Stephanie


32

Sawatsky, Adam


87

Rombaoa, Christopher


129

Sayanlar, Jason


1

Rosa, Rossana


14

Schapira, Marilyn

Abstract Session F2

2

Rose, Stephanie


105

Schenker, Yael

Abstract Session F2

Rose, Stephanie


116

Schiff, Gordon


138

Rosland, Ann-Marie


100

Schiff, Gordon


144

Rosner, Zachary


30

Schmidt, Stacie


127

Ross, Kathryn


73

Schmidt, Stacie


128

Rothberg, Michael


146

Schmitt, Jessica


94

Rothberg, Michael

Abstract Session D3

Schoenborn, Nancy


18

90

126

6

4

6


4

3


Presenting Author

Session

Schonberg, Mara

Abstract Session C2

Schott, Stacey


Schwartz, Noa Schwei, Rebecca Schwei, Rebecca Sciamanna, Christopher


Presenting Author

Session

Silveira, Maria

Abstract Session A2

65

Silverman, Julie


79


62

Simmons, Leigh


96


73

Simmons, Leigh

CPI Session B


58

Simon, James


8


104

Simon, Steven


101

Sciamanna, Christopher


120

Singer, Jessica

Abstract Session A1

Scotto, Lena


Singh, Mamta


Seal, Karen


Singh, Pahul


Secemsky, Brian


6

Singh, Prabhat


30

Segar, Nora


120

Singh, Sonal


42

Segon, Ankur


87

Singh, Sonal


23

Segon, Yogita


105

Singh, Sonal


20

Segon, Yogita


21

Singla, Abhishek


126

Segon, Yogita


22

Sirotin, Nicole


100

Selden, Elizabeth


8

Sivagnanam, Kamesh


128

Sengupta, Vikram


88

Sivagnanam, Kamesh


129

Sertich, Anthony


Sethi, Pooja


1

1 44

5

1

6 81 127

2

Slight, Sarah


22

146

Slight, Sarah


139

Sethi, Pooja


147

Smith, Christopher


77

Sethi, Pooja


148

Smith, Christopher


71

Shah, Mihir


144

Smith, Dustin


56

Shah, Mihir


145

Smith, Dustin


109

Shah, Neil


1

Smith, Dustin


Shah, Riddhi


130

Smith, Robert


Shahukhal, Ravi


95

Snapinn, Elizabeth


Shaikh, Armaan


72

Snoeyenbos, Gretchen


Shakeel, Qasim


114

Snounou, Hani


87

Shameem, Raji


27

Sodavarapu, Soujanya


51

Shameem, Raji


117

Sodavarapu, Soujanya


52

Shameem, Raji


118

Soliman, Michael

Abstract Session F3

2

Shameem, Raji


117

Sommers, Benjamin

Plenary Session 2

2

Shameem, Raji


118

Sonpal, Niket


44

Sharma, Aparna


53

Sonpal, Niket


45

Sharma, Rashmi


5

Sonpal, Niket


46

Sharma, Rashmi

Abstract Session A2

1

Soones, Tacara


31

Shen, Amy


128

Spagnola, Michael


101

Shen, Jane


142

Spain, Thomas


34

Sheridan, Stacey


124

Spataro, Brielle


34

Shochet, Robert


81

Sridharan, Ashwin

Clinical Session F

Shoffeitt, Michael


140

Stark, Allison


Shokr, Aiman


70

Stella, Sarah

Abstract Session F3

Shroff, Swati


47

Sterling, Madeline


26

Siddharthan, Trishul


76

Sterling, Madeline


48

Siddiqi, Aisha


54

Stewart, Emily


Siddiqui, Ammar


67

Stiegler, Bridget



96 61 131 2

1 20 5

35 117

91


Presenting Author

Session

Streit, Sven


Stuck, Anna

Abstract Session F4

Stull, Mandy


Sudore, Rebecca

Abstract Session A2

Sue, Kimberly


Sugiyama, Takehiro


Sulaiman, Samian


Sulaiman, Samian Sultan, Anita Sundaragiri, Pranathi Sunesara, Rahana Suri, Arjun


Presenting Author

Session

Thamwiwat, Alisa


23

Thapa, Rachana


123

Thiel, Brent


4

Thimmisetty, Ravi


54

35

Thomas, Holly

Abstract Session C4

2

2

Thomas, John


9

58

Thomas, John


10


59

Thorndike, Anne

Abstract Session B2


48

Tilburt, Jon


65


79

To, Matthew


39


132

Tofighi, Babak


97


70

Tofighi, Babak


75

Sussman, Jeremy


46

Torke, Alexia


8

Suwachittanont, Nattachai


6

Torok, Haruka


65

Swedish, Kristin

Abstract Session B2

6

Trimbur, Catherine


125

Sweeney, Kathryn


112

Trimbur, Catherine

Clinical Session F

5

Szymusiak, John


65

Trivedi, Amal

Plenary Session 3

2

Szymusiak, John


66

Trivedi, Ranak


102

Tackett, Sean

Abstract Session D2

2

Tsai, Adam


112

Tackett, Sean

Abstract Session E1

4

Tsai, Eugenia


82

Taitel, Michael

Abstract Session C3

4

Tsugihashi, Yukio


85

Takahashi, Osamu


124

Tudtud-Hans, Leah


92

Takahashi, Traci


118

Turk, Jordan


4

Takiar, Radhika


130

Turner, Barbara


130

Taksler, Glen


7

Turner, Barbara


127

Talamantes, Efrain


137

Ukaigwe, Anene


82

Tamariz, Leonardo


61

Ukaigwe, Anene


83

Tamariz, Leonardo


62

Usifo, Katrin


67

Tamariz, Leonardo


40

Vaisberg, Ekaterina


59

Tamariz, Leonardo


34

Vaisberg, Ekaterina


117

Tamrat, Ruth


81

Vallabhajosyula, Saraschandra


34

Tan, Chunzhen

Abstract Session A3

2

Vallabhajosyula, Saraschandra


35

Tan, Mimi


44

Valluru, Nalini


116

Tang, Joyce


129

van Eeghen, Constance


Tang, Joyce

Abstract Session B1

Van Wieren, Andrew


99

Tang, Ning


22

Varadarajan, Indumathy


90

Tang, Ning


36

Varghese, Santosh


105

70

Tannis, Candace


Tartaglia, Kimberly


138 4 106 3

2

1

37

Varkey, Anita

Plenary Session 3

124

Varma, Divyashree


139

3

Tartaglia, Kimberly


125

Veazey, Kathyrn


143

Tartaglia, Kimberly


126

Veerappan Kandasamy, V.


32

Tartaglia, Kimberly


55

Veerappan Kandasamy, V.


33

Tashman, Ra'ad


83

Velez, Christopher


7

Tau, Jianhua


49

Viana, Artur


113

Teasdale, Sara


74

Villegas, Luis


Tetrault, Jeanette


88

Vimalananda, Varsha

Abstract Session B4

92


65 3


Presenting Author

Session

Vincent, Duncan


Virapongse, Anunta

CPI Session B

Virgini, Vanessa


Visrodia, Kavel


Voit, Jessica Vora, Alpa Wachterman, Melissa

Abstract Session B1

115 2 120


Presenting Author

Session

Wray, Charlie


Wrenn, Katherine


82 4

Wu, Charlotte

CPI Session B

5

Wu, Ethel


3


7

Wu, Rebekah


121


47

Wu, Rebekah


123

5

Xie, Yan Yan


137

84

Wahner-Roedler, Dietlind


94

Yalamanchili, Bindu


Wakeman, Sarah


90

Yang, Juliana


112

Walling, Anne


7

Yao-Cohen, Morgen


50

Wang, Emily


107

Yeh, Shihfan


39

Wang, Emily


49

Yehuda, Marelle


40

Wang, Emily

Abstract Session C3

Wang, Linda


Ward, Charlotte Ward, Charlotte Ward, Charlotte

Abstract Session D4

Ward, Charlotte


Warde, Carole


1

1

Yoo, Michael


20

66

Yoshihara, Masato


71


91

Young, Eric

Abstract Session B1


139

Yu, Eunice


90

Zackula, Rosalee


49

38

Zagha, David


62

43

Zane, Andrew


102 42

2

1

6

Watanabe Tejada, Luis

Abstract Session A3

Zhang, Lujia


Watari, Takashi


142

Zipkin, Daniella

Abstract Session D3

2

Wee, Christina


39

Zreloff, Jennifer

Abstract Session B3

5

Wee, Christina


38

Zulman, Donna

Abstract Session A1

5

Wee, Christina

Abstract Session F3

Wei, Melissa


81

Weinstein, Zoe


120

Weir, David


73

Weir, David


74

Wenger, Neil


3

Werner, Carly


9

Werner, Robert


20

Wharam, James

Abstract Session B2

White, Richard


58

Whitely, Kristin


37

Wieland, Mark


63

Wiles, Mary


59

Willens, David


118

Williams, David

Abstract Session E1

Wilper, Andrew


113

Winston, Ginger


48

Winston, Ginger


51

Witt, Rebecca


133

Wofford, James


79

Wolf, Michael


62

Wolf, Michael


136

Wolff, Hans


44

6

3

5


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Students, Residents, Fellows Programming Ryan R. Kraemer, MD, Chair Lauren Block, MD, Co-Chair Workshops Geraldine E. Menard, MD, Chair Auguste H. Fortin, VI, MD, MPH, Co-Chair Immediate Past Chair Margaret C. Fang, MD, MPH Immediate Past Co-Chair Lisa L. Willett, MD

Healthcare Delivery and Redesign Abigail K. Deyo, MD, Chair Reena Gupta, MD Jason Higdon, MD Michael D. Landry, MD, MSc Mark Liebow, MD, MPH Alan M. Weiss, MD William G. Weppner, MD MPH

Precourse Review Committee Members Andrea S. Christopher, MD Heather L. Davidson, MD Melissa (Moe) Hagman, MD Kenneth Locke, MD, MSc, FRCPC Deborah Omori, MD Mark G. Stokes, MD Toshiko L. Uchida, MD Workshop Review Committee Members Aging/Geriatrics/End of Life Hollis Day, MD, MS, Chair Umna Ashfaq, MD Claudia B. Beghe, MD,FACP Jennifer L. Carnahan, MD, MPH Huai Y. Cheng, MD Mindy J. Fain, MD William W. Hung, MD, MPH Alexia Torke, MD, MS

Health Disparities/ Vulnerable Populations Anuradha Paranjape, MD, MPH, FACP, Chair Tracy A. Battaglia, MD, MPH, Jada C. Bussey-Jones, MD Olveen Carrasquillo, MD, MPH Stephen W. Hwang, MD, MPH Douglas P. Olson, MD Jeff Whittle, MD, MPH Health Policy/Advocacy Social Justice Anne M. Hyson, MD, MSc, Chair Ali M. Khan, MD, MPP

Marcella Nunez-Smith, MD, MHS Laura L. Sessums JD, MD Lauren I. Shapiro, MD Clyde L. Smith, MD, MPH, DTM&H Karen Wang Hospital-Based Medicine Bradley A. Sharpe, MD, Chair Rebecca A. Harrison, MD Raman R. Khanna, MD Vikas Parekh, MD Rachel E. Thompson, MD Sadie Trammell Velasquez, MD Craig A. Umscheid, MD, MSCE Kai Xu, MD Leadership and Administration Mark D. Schwartz, MD, FACP, Chair Julia H. Arnsten, MD, MPH Deborah Burnet, MD, MA T. Shawn Caudill, MD, FACP, MSPH Adina Kalet, MD, MPH Luci K. Leykum, MD, MBA, MSc Thomas G. McGinn, MD, MPH, William P. Moran MD Russell S. Phillips, MD Medical Education Scholarship Margaret C. Lo, MD, Chair Preetha Basaviah, MD Rebecca J. Beyth, MD, MS Deepa Bhatnagar, MD Sara M. Bradley, MD Jillian S. Catalanotti, MD, MPH Robert L. Cook MD, MPH Dominique L. Cosco, MD Andrew K. Diehl, MD, MSc, FACP Morganna L. Freeman, DO Jeannette Guerrasio, MD Steven A. Haist, MD, MS Laura A. Hanyok, MD Heather E. Harrell, MD Stephen R. Holt, MD, MSc Chris Knight, MD Cindy Lai, MD Cathy J. Lazarus, MD Monica L. Lypson, MD David P. Miller, Jr., MD, MS


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Christine C. Welles, MD John W. Williams, Jr., MD, MHSc Women’s Health Erin D. Snyder, MD, Chair Megan R. Gerber, MD, MPH Jennifer L. Kraschnewski, MD, MPH Deborah S. Kwolek, MD Jenny J. Lin, MD Blanca M. Sckell, MD, MPH, FACP Susan Y. Urban, MD Innovations in Medical Education Review Committee Members Steven Angus, MD Sudeep K Aulakh, MD, FRCPC Kimberly Marie Baker-Genaw, MD Jeffrey T Bates, MD Raquel K Belforti, DO Christine L Bryson, DO, FACP Cathryn Caton, MD, MS Karen M. Chacko, MD Karen A. Clarke, MD, MPH, MSc Barbara A. Cooper, MD, FACP Rupel Dedhia, MD Sean M. Drake Andy Ekpenyong, MD Katherine I. Harris, MD Peggy B. Hasley, MD Jason Higdon, MD Stephen J. Huot, MD, PhD Ryan R Kraemer, MD Michael S Langan, MD, BS Rita S. Lee, MD Lia S Logio, MD Katherine M McKinney, MD Melissa A. McNeil, MD, MPH Robert J. Nardino, MD Cheryl W O’Malley, MD Jaya Raj, MD Subha Ramani, MBBS, MMEd, MPH Eileen E. Reynolds, MD Sheira L Schlair, MD, MS Dustin T Smith, MD Maria A. Wamsley, MD Colin P West, MD, PhD Clinical Practice Innovations Review Committee Members Aniyizhai Annamalai, MD Rebecca S. Brienza, MD, MPH Yvonne Marie Diaz, MD, FACP Bradley N. Doebbeling, MD, MSc David C. Dugdale, MD Jason S. Fish, MD, MSHS Martha S. Gerrity, MD, MPH, PhD Jennifer Neuman Goldstein, Jed D Gonzalo, MD Ellie Grossman, MD, MPH David Haggstrom, MD Stephen G Henry, MD, MSc Brooke Herndon, MD Stacy L Hess, MD Danielle Hoover, MD,MPH Rose M Kakoza, MD

Kurt Kroenke, MD Luci K Leykum, MD, MBA, MSc Debra K. Litzelman, MD Danielle F. Loeb, MD Marianne S Matthias, MS, PhD Daniel R. Murphy, MD, MBA Anna B. Reisman, MD Calie Santana, MD,MHSc Michelle L Schoepflin Sanders, MD, MTS Christopher N Sciamanna, MD, MPH Eileen L. Seeholzer, MD,MS Hardeep Singh, MD, MPH Malathi Srinivasan, MD Mark Glenn Stokes, MD Jason H Szostek, MD Alexia M Torke, MD, MS Mark G. Weiner, MD William G. Weppner, MD MPH James L. Wofford, MD,MS Elizabeth M. Yano, PhD,MSPH Clinical Vignette Review Committee Members Nadia N Amin, MD Scott Arnold, MD Anne-Marie Audet, MD,MSc,SM Melissa R Bachhuber Stuart J Bagatell, MD Jennifer S Bequette, MD Loretta Berger, MD Lisa B Bernstein, MD Deepa Bhatnagar, MD,BA Anjan Bhattacharyya, MD Sujata Bhushan, MD Kara Bischoff, MD Shannon K Boerner, MD Anne M. Brancaccio, MD Ursula K Braun, MD, MPH Rebecca T Brown, MD Shahed L Brown, MD Christopher Bruti Andree A.Burnett, MD Elizabeth McNeill Byrd, MD James C Byrd, MD Marianne Camargo, MD Jessica E Campbell, Jillian S Catalanotti, MD, MPH Teresa Cheng, MD Huai Y. Cheng, MD Colleen Christmas, MD Shawn Cole, MD Ricardo Correa, M,MD, ATD Kelly Cunningham Sponsler, MD Patrick Daly, MD Rupel Dedhia, MD Parakkal Deepak, MD Stephan Dehmel, Radha Devi, MD Michelle J Devor, MD Deborah Julia DeWaay, MD Abigail K Deyo, MD Margretta M. Diemer, MD Tracey E. Doering, MD Abigail P Eastburn Jessica Eng, MD

Michele M Fang Christopher A.Feddock, MD, MS Robert L Fogerty, MD,MPH Emily D. Fondahn, MD Maria G. Frank, MD Morganna Louise Freeman-Keller, DO David W Frost, MD John R. Fudyma, MPH,MD Evelyn W Gathecha, MD Susan B. Glick, MD Jennifer Neuman Goldstein, Maria Gove, FAAP, FACP Jaspal S Gujral, MBBS Nageshwara Gullapalli, MD,MPH Shanu Gupta, Bachelor of Medicine, MD Catherine H Habashy, MD Melissa (Moe) Hagman, MD Laura A. Hanyok, MD Nowreen Haq, MD, MPH Jerome E. Herbers, MD,MBA Takahiro Higashi, MD,PhD William W Hung, MD, MPH Saraswati R Iobst, MD Rhett L Jackson, MD Atul Jain, MD, MS Jane Jih, MD, MPH Cortney N Joneikis, MD, MS Christine D Jones, MD Girish L Kalra, MD Areeba Y Kara, MBBS Mahzuz Karim Sudhakar P Karlapudi, MD Morgan J Katz, MD Lubna Khawaja, MD Meghan M Kiefer, MD Victor O. Kolade, MD Ryan R Kraemer, MD Gina R Kruse, MD, MS Ethan F Kuperman, MD Meredith Lash-Dardia, Amanda K LaViolette, MD, MPH, FACP Michael E Lazarus, MD Bennett B. Lee, MD, MPH Debra S Leizman, MD Abigail Lenhart, M.D. Sharon Leung, MD Jenny J Lin, MD Patrick W. Lindner, M.D. Dandan Liu, MD Schuyler D Livingston, MD Sean M Lockwood, MD Lee Lu, M.D. Elizabeth A.Lyons, MD Archana M Mahankali, MD Renee M Mallory, M.D. Mia Marcus, MD Lyndonna M Marrast, MD Johanna Martinez, Victoria L Mayer Elexis C McBee, DO Yasmin S Meah, MD Brian J Meyer, MD, MPH Chad S Miller, MD


general information ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE Denise M. Millstine, MD Charlene Mitchell, MD Cassandra W Murphy, MD Vijaiganesh Nagarajan, MD, MRCP Vinod E Nambudiri, MD, MBA Jeremiah H Newsom, MD Avital Y O’Glasser, MD Deborah Omori, MD Sandra K Oza, MD Smitha R Pabbathi, MD Lee H. Park, MD Shalini Patel Matthew N Peters, MD Jay I Pomerantz, MD, MMM, FACP Mario C Ponce, MD Heidi S. Powell, MD Rhea E. Powell, MD, MPH Vijay Rajput, MD Harsha Ramchandani, MD Padmashri Rastogi, MD Shakaib U. Rehman, MD, FACP, FAACH Jonathan A.Ripp, MD Michelle Rossi, MD Michael Rotblatt, MD, PharmD Lisa M. Rucker, MD Rene Salazar, MD Elizabeth R Sandman, MD Christopher B Sankey, MD Mrinalini Sarkar, MD Urmimala Sarkar, MD, MPH Simone Scarlata, MD Ami Schattner, MD Shwetha Sequeira, MD Noppon P Setji, MD Vinay Shah, MD,FACP Bradley Allen Sharpe, MD Mona Siddiqui, MD Leigh H Simmons, M.D. Aditi Singh, MD Madhusree Singh, MD Abbijai Singh, MD Halle G. Sobel, MD Maria Sobolev, MD Niket Sonpal, MD Carol L Sprague, MD Corrie A. Stankiewicz, MD Daniel I Steinberg, MD Mark Glenn Stokes, MD Christine M. Stoltz, MD Quratulain Syed, MD Samuel Calvin Thigpen, MD,FACP Sadie Trammell Velasquez, MD Thomas Triantafillou, MD Joseph Truglio, MD Matthew G. Tuck, MD,FACP Asher A. Tulsky, MD Brian S Uthlaut, MD Janine M Valosky, MD Jerome V. Van Ruiswyk, MD Athina Vassilakis, MD,MPH Rachel R Waller, MD,FACP Brook Watts, MD,MS Melissa Y Wei, MD, MPH Eric M Weil, MD Shoshana Weiner, MD,MPH

Christine C Welles, MD Sara W Wikstrom, MD Majken Textor Wingo, MD Susan Wolver, MD Steven H. Yale, MD, FACP Robert S Young, MD,MS Joseph W. Zaky, MD

Halah Ibrahim, FACP Thomas S. Inui, ScM, MD Chrysoula I. Liakou, MD William M. Tierney, MD

Scientific Abstract Review Committees Members Aging/Geriatrics/End of Life Jayna Marie Holroyd-Leduc, MD, Subcommittee Chair Joan M. Neuner, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Jennifer L Carnahan, MD, MPH Hollis Day, MD, MS Elizabeth Haney, MD Rachel L. Murkofsky, MD, MPH Sarah J Nickoloff, MD Laura L. Sessums, JD, MD Alexander K Smith, MD, MS, MPH Steven H Smoger, MD Rebecca L Sudore, MD Louise Christie Walter, MD Clinical Decision-Making and Economic Analyses Marilyn M. Schapira, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Zia Agha, MD, MS Diane L. Altkorn, MD Ruric C. Anderson, MD, MBA Harry B. Burke, MD Samuel Cykert, MD Monica O. Ferguson, MD Anjali Gopalan, MD Rachel Hess, MD, MS Erin N. Marcus, MD, MPH Jodi B. Segal, MD, MPH

Health Disparities/ Vulnerable Populations Mark L. Wieland, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Obidiugwu Kenrik Duru, MD, Subcommittee Chair Vinny M Arora, MD, MA Nazleen Bharmal, MD, PhD, MPP Loida E Bonney, MD, MPH Arleen F. Brown, MD, PhD Jada C. Bussey-Jones, MD Kenzie A. Cameron, PhD, MPH Crystal Wiley Cené, MD, MPH Rosette J Chakkalakal, MD Tracie C. Collins, MD, MPH Chinazo Cunningham, MD, MS Gail L. Daumit, MD, MHS Joseph W Frank, MD Erica Just, MD Neda Laiteerapong, MD Judith A. Long, MD Victoria L Mayer, Brian J Meyer, MD, MPH Diane Sharon Morse, MD Jane W. Njeru, MD Douglas P. Olson, MD Shalini Patel, MD Amber T Pincavage, MD Joseph E Ravenell, MD, MS Urmimala Sarkar, MD, MPH Hilary K. Seligman, MD, MAS John Y. Song, MD, MPH Monica Vela, MD Jeff Whittle, MD, MPH Health Policy/Advocacy/ Social Justice Elizabeth Jacobs, MD, MPP, Subcommittee Chair Marcella Nunez-Smith, MD, MHS, Subcommittee Chair Oni J Blackstock, MD Jose A. Delgado, MD Aaron D Fox, MD Tara C. Lagu, MD Lenny Lopez, M.D. Nora Porter, MD Nicole Redmond, MD, PhD, MPH Joseph S. Ross, MD, MHS Anita B Varkey, MD Karen Wang, MD Le Chauncy Woodard, MD, MPH

Clinical Epidemiology/ Health Effectiveness Research Peter Cram, MD, MBA, Subcommittee Chair Jeffrey A. Linder, MD, MPH, FACP, Subcommittee Chair Michael A. Fischer, M.D., M.S. Robert H. Fletcher, MD, MSc Leora Horwitz, MD, MHSc Stacey Jolly, MD, MAS Valerie A. Lawrence, MD, MSc Mark Liebow, MD, MPH Rebecca G Mishuris, MD, MS Adam Rose, MD, MSc Kenneth J. Smith, MD, MS Anne N. Thorndike, MD, MPH Adam Gilden Tsai, MD, MSCE Jason L. Vassy, MD, MPH, SM Christine C Welles, MD Global Health/Preparedness John E. Sidle, MD, Subcommittee Chair Dominique L Cosco, MD Elizabeth W Dzeng, MD, MPH, MPhil, MS

Hospital-based Medicine Valerie G Press, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Siddhartha Singh, MD, Subcommittee Chair Moises Auron, FAAP, FACP Rachel N Caskey, MD, MaPP Sumanta Chaudhuri, MD Allison S DeKosky, MD

Gabriela Ferreira, MD Edmund Liles, MD Elizabeth A. Paesch, M.D. Milda R Saunders, MD, MPH Corrie A. Stankiewicz, MD Kimberly M Tartaglia Medical Education Scholarship and Professional Development Neera K. Ahuja, MD, Subcommittee Chair Jeanne M. Farnan, MD, MHPE, Subcommittee Chair Eve Bargmann, MD Alfred Paul Burger, MD Heather L. Davidson, MD Aashish K. Didwania, MD Rebecca A. Harrison, MD Rachel D.A. Havyer, M.D. Seonaid F Hay, MD Stephen R. Holt, MD, MS Bruce E. Johnson, MD Sarang Kim, MD Justin P. Lafreniere, MD Shannon K Martin, MD Peter Pompei, MD Joanna Rebecca Rea, M.D. Shadia Santos, MD, MPH Bradley Allen Sharpe, MD Christopher J Smith, MD Donna M Windish, MD, MPH Medical Humanities and Ethics Susan D. Goold, MD, MHSA, MA, Subcommittee Chair Matthew DeCamp, MD, PhD Carla C Keirns, MD, PhD Adam B Possner, MD Julie Rothstein Rosenbaum, MD Maria J. Silveira, MD, MA, MPH Jon Tilburt, MD Mental Health/Substance Abuse Lydia Chwastiak, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Ian M. Kronish, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Sarah M. Bagley, MD Megan R. Gerber, MD, MPH Daniel F. Goldsmith, MD Patrick Hemming, MD Theresa Kim, MD Anuradha Paranjape, MD, MPH, FACP Lauren A. Peccoralo, M.D. Paul A. Pirraglia, MD, MPH Michael J. Roy, MD, MPH Charles E. Schwartz, MD Scott E. Sherman, MD, MPH Jessica R. Singer, MD Barbara J. Turner, MD, MSEd, MA Sarah E. Wakeman, MD John W. Williams, MD, MHSc


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general information ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE Organization of Care and Chronic Disease Management Jennifer Lynn Kraschnewski, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Joyce W Tang, MD, Subcommittee Chair Sangeeta Ahluwalia, PhD Harry B. Burke, MD Ramona Suelto DeJesus, MD Andem Effiong, MBBS, MS, MBE April S. Fitzgerald, MD Mita Sanghavi Goel, MD, MPH Nowreen Haq, MD, MPH Jaishree Hariharan, MD Jeffrey L. Jackson, MD, MPH Muriel Jean-Jacques, MD Scott V. Joy, MD Christopher Masi, MD, PhD Jason S Mathias, MD J Michael McWilliams, MD, PhD Matthew J Press, MD, MSc Steven J. C. Shea, MD Niket Sonpal, MD Joanna L. Starrels, MD, MS Toshiko L. Uchida, MD Sankey V. Williams, MD Laura J. Zimmermann, MD, MS

Preventive Medicine Howard S. Gordon, MD, Subcommittee Chair Christianne L. Roumie, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair Thad E Abrams, MD Michael E Bowen, MD, MPH Linda Jackman Canty, MD Philip J Ciampa, MD, MPH Dominic J Cirillo, MD, PhD Joseph Conigliaro, MD, MPH Ravi Kumar Gopal, MD Ashley Rowatt Karpinos, MD Darlene LeFrancois, MD David Philip Miller, MD, MS Alaka Ray, MD Amanda H. Salanitro, MD, MS, MSPH Judith M. E. Walsh, MD, MPH David E. Willens, MD, MPH Qualitative Research Dominick L Frosch, PhD, Subcommittee Chair Carol R. Horowitz, MD, Subcommittee Chair Mary Catherine Beach, MD, MPH Barbara Bokhour, Ph.D.

Richard M. Frankel, PhD Paul M. Haidet, MD, MPH Kenneth Locke, MD, MSc, FRCPC Monica L. Lypson, MD Neda Ratanawongsa, MD, MPH Yael Schenker, MD Rashmi K Sharma, MD, MHSc Quality of Care/ Patient Safety Romsai T. Boonyasai, MD, MPH, Subcommittee Chair David Haggstrom, MD, Subcommittee Chair Thad E. Abrams, MD Mary Anderson, MD Mel L. Anderson, MD Tara F. Bishop, MD Saul Blecker, MD, MHS Harry B. Burke, MD Chayan Chakraborti, MD Amina A. Chaudhry, MD, MPH LeeAnn M. Cox, MD Daniel J. Elliott, MD, MSCE Kathlyn E. Fletcher, MD, MA Richard M. Frankel, PhD Eric H. Green, MD Devan Kansagara, MD, MCR

Rajil M. Karnani, MD, MME, FACP Neha Patel, MD Brent G. Petty, MD David A. Rand, DO, MPH Lipika Samal, MD Jaren G. Thomas, MD Anne M. Tomolo, MD, MPH Jerome V. Van Ruiswyk, MD Women’s Health Sonya Borrero, MD, Subcommittee Chair Pamela Ganschow, MD, Subcommittee Chair Irene S. Aluen Metzner, MD Bevanne Bean-Mayberry, MD, MHS Wendy L. Bennett, MD, MPH Jennifer S. McCall-Hosenfeld, MD, MSc, FACP Brita Roy, MD, MPH Holly Thomas, MD Sarah A.Tilstra, MD Mitra A. Razzaghi, MD

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