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2020Research Symposium 2020 RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM WELCOME ADDRESS Welcome to the 2020 Research Symposium sponsored by Central Michigan University College of Medicine and Central Michigan University Medical Education Partners. This is our fifth joint venture celebrating the research accomplishments of our faculty, residents, fellows, and students. We received over 100 abstracts for the symposium. A judging panel chose eight for oral presentations, and 92 will be presented as posters. The research spans diverse disciplines and includes research from both the Mount Pleasant and Saginaw campuses, as well as from outside research institutions. The event will be different this year, as we cannot meet face-to-face. However, it is our hope that everyone listens remotely to the oral presentations and asks questions. The posters will be available for viewing for the next 60 days. Please email the poster presenters if you have any questions. Awards will be given for the best oral presentations in two categories: Basic/Translational Science and Clinical/Quality Improvement/Population Health. Awards for this year’s symposium winners were generously provided by the Saginaw County Medical Society Foundation. We are proud of the work by our faculty, residents, fellows, and students, and we sincerely thank the presenters and those in attendance for sharing our enthusiasm and celebrating our research accomplishments. Edward McKee, PhD Beth Bailey, PhD Senior Associate Dean, Research Professor and Director of Health Services Research Central Michigan University College of Medicine Central Michigan University College of Medicine Neli Ragina, PhD Mary Jo Wagner, MD Associate Professor Foundational Sciences and CAO/Designated Institutional Official Director Student and Resident Clinical Research CMU Medical Education Partners and Central Michigan University College of Medicine Professor of Emergency Medicine Central Michigan University College of Medicine CMED/CMEP 2020 Research Symposium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FACULTY ORGANIZERS Edward McKee, PhD Senior Associate Dean of Research Central Michigan University College of Medicine Neli Ragina, PhD Associate Professor Foundational Sciences/Director Student and Resident Clinical Research Central Michigan University College of Medicine Mary Jo Wagner, MD CAO/Designated Institutional Official CMU Medical Education Partners and Professor of Emergency Medicine Central Michigan University College of Medicine Beth Bailey, PhD Professor and Director of Health Services Research Central Michigan University College of Medicine ASSOCIATE MEETING ORGANIZERS Melanie Zalewski Administrative Secretary Central Michigan University College of Medicine Michael Molter Associate Director Healthcare IT Operations Central Michigan University College of Medicine Joan Ford and Melissa Morse Continuing Medical Education Central Michigan University College of Medicine JUDGING PANELISTS CLINICAL AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT/POPULATION HEALTH ORAL PRESENTATIONS Shayesteh Jahanfar, PhD, MSc, BSc Assistant Professor Central Michigan University School of Health Sciences S. Sethu Reddy, MD Medical Sciences Discipline Chair and Professor Central Michigan University College of Medicine Dimitrios Zikos, PhD, MSc, BSN Assistant Professor of Health Administration Central Michigan University School of Health Sciences BASIC SCIENCE ORAL PRESENTATIONS Richard McCabe, PhD Professor Foundational Sciences Central Michigan University College of Medicine Robert Petersen, PhD Professor Foundational Sciences Central Michigan University College of Medicine Rosemary Poku, PhD Assistant Professor Foundational Sciences Central Michigan University College of Medicine Office of Continuing Medical Education Accreditation Central Michigan University College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Central Michigan University College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. To apply for CME credit, go to: med.cmich.edu/cmecert First time users must sign-in as a “new user” and follow on- screen instructions. The evaluation and certification will remain open for 60 days. For further information regarding continuing medical education and CME credit(s), please contact Joan Ford, CHCP, at [email protected], 989-746-7555 or Melissa Morse, CME Program Specialist at [email protected], 989-746-7602. Office of Continuing Medical Education 2020 UPDATE HOW TO OBTAIN CME CREDIT To claim CME credit for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM, AOA Category 1-A or 1-B, Social Work or other credit, go to med.cmich.edu/cmecert The CME Menu will appear, as below: • Click on Claim Credit • Enter or search for activity date • Select activity and then CERTIFICATE • Login and proceed as usual NEW USERS must create a profile, then sign-in, and follow-onscreen instructions Activities remain OPEN for 60 days A Certificate is available immediately; this activity is added automatically to your transcript. Please contact us with any questions at [email protected] or call 989-746-7602 or 989-746-7555. CMU College of Medicine Office of Continuing Medical Education 1632 Stone St., Saginaw MI 48602 Ph: 989-746-7602 Fax: 989-746-7579 Email [email protected] Website: med.cmich.edu/cme The Saginaw County Medical Society Foundation is proud to sponsor the awards for Central Michigan University College of Medicine & CMU Educational Partners 2020 Research Abstract Symposium Friday, April 24, 2020 The Saginaw County Medical Society (SCMS) is the professional association of physicians in Saginaw County and a component of the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS). The Foundation is the charitable division (501(c)(3) nonprofit) of the SCMS. The Foundation was established in 1968, and originally funded through physician donation of earnings from educational and charity work. The Foundation now relies on donations, along with proceeds from the annual Golf Outing, to fund programs. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION? • Provides low interest loans to medical students with ties to the Saginaw area, with a maximum of $20,000 over four years. • All interest is forgiven if the student returns to Saginaw upon completion of a residency to practice. • If the loan recipient returns to Saginaw to practice upon completion of their residency and they are a dues paying member of the SCMS/MSMS, 25 percent of the principal balance will be forgiven at the end of each year they are practicing in Saginaw County, with a maximum of $5,000 per year forgiven. • Assists the SCMS Alliance (spouses of members) in awarding scholarships to Saginaw County nursing students. • Awards scholarships to high school juniors and seniors interested in becoming a physician and practicing in Saginaw County. • Provides scholarships and awards to medical students and residents for research projects. To assist the Foundation in continuing and increasing their ability to fund the future of medicine in Saginaw County, please see the reverse side for donation information. President Trustees Executive Director Thomas E. Damuth, MD Lowell A. Butman, MD Joan M. Cramer Vice President/Secretary Rao V.C. Gudipati, MD [email protected] Iris A. Marteja, MD George J. Gugino, MD Treasurer Matthew D. Deibel, MD 350 St. Andrews Road ⬧ Suite 242 ⬧ Saginaw, Michigan 48638-5988 (989) 790-3590 office ⬧ (989) 790-3640 fax ⬧ (989) 284-8884 mobile www.SaginawCountyMS.com The Saginaw County Medical Society Foundation is proud to sponsor the awards for Central Michigan University College of Medicine & CMU Educational Partners 2020 Research Abstract Symposium Friday, April 24, 2020 The Saginaw County Medical Society (SCMS) is the professional association of physicians in Saginaw County and a component of the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS). The Foundation is the charitable division (501(c)(3) nonprofit) of the SCMS. The Foundation was established in 1968, and originally funded through physician donation of earnings from educational and charity work. The Foundation now relies on donations, along with proceeds from the annual Golf Outing, to fund programs. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION? • Provides low interest loans to medical students with ties to the Saginaw area, with a maximum of $20,000 over four years. • All interest is forgiven if the student returns to Saginaw upon completion of a residency to practice. • If the loan recipient returns to Saginaw to practice upon completion of their residency and they are a dues paying member of the SCMS/MSMS, 25 percent of the principal balance will be forgiven at the end of each year they are practicing in Saginaw County, with a maximum of $5,000 per year forgiven. • Assists the SCMS Alliance (spouses of members) in awarding scholarships to Saginaw County nursing students. • Awards scholarships to high school juniors and seniors interested in becoming a physician and practicing in Saginaw County. • Provides scholarships and awards to medical students and residents for research projects. To assist the Foundation in continuing and increasing their ability to fund the future of medicine in Saginaw County, please see the reverse side for donation information. President Trustees Executive Director Thomas E. Damuth, MD Lowell A. Butman, MD Joan M. Cramer Vice President/Secretary Rao V.C. Gudipati, MD [email protected] Iris A. Marteja, MD George J. Gugino, MD Treasurer Matthew D. Deibel,
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