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Annual Research Meeting Today’S Research Driving Tomorrow’S Outcomes 2018 Agenda TH ANNUAL RESEARCH MEETING TODAY’S RESEARCH DRIVING TOMORROW’S OUTCOMES 2018 AGENDA June 24-26 │ Seattle academyhealth.org/arm #ARM18 @AcademyHealth TH ANNUAL RESEARCH MEETING 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Continuing Education Credits .................................................................................................2 Conference at a Glance ..........................................................................................................5 Conference Information .........................................................................................................6 Conference Supporters and Participating Federal Agencies ....................................................8 Washington State Convention Center Floor Plan .....................................................................9 Sheraton Seattle Hotel Floor Plan .........................................................................................10 TAB 1: Interest Group and Adjunct Meetings ...................................................................11 TAB 2: Agenda—Sunday ...................................................................................................17 TAB 3: Agenda—Monday ..................................................................................................33 TAB 4: Agenda—Tuesday ..................................................................................................55 TAB 5: Resources ...............................................................................................................69 Speaker Index .................................................................................................................69 Participating Federal Agencies Profiles ............................................................................74 Private Supporters Profiles ..............................................................................................75 Exhibit Program and Profiles ............................................................................................78 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan ......................................................................................................88 Poster Index ....................................................................................................................89 Best Abstracts ...............................................................................................................160 TAB 6: Advertisements ....................................................................................................165 Notes Pages ......................................................................................................................191 academyhealth.org/arm/agenda 1 2018 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS Learner Notification Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing AcademyHealth - 2018 Annual Research Meeting education for the healthcare team. June 24-26, 2018 Credit Designation Statement - Amedco designates this Seattle, WA live activity for a maximum of 17.25 AMA PRA Category 1 TM Acknowledgement of Financial Commercial Credits for physicians and 17.25 contact hours for nurses. Learners should claim only the credit commensurate with the Support extent of their participation in the activity. No financial commercial support was received for this educational activity. Objectives - After attending this program you should be able to: Acknowledgement of In-Kind Commercial Support 1. Identify the latest emerging evidence in health services No in-kind commercial support was received for this research educational activity. 2. Improve applications of rigorous and research and Satisfactory Completion methods skills Learners must complete an evaluation to receive a certificate 3. Examine the most current and useful health services of completion. Your chosen sessions must be attended in research their entirety. 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Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American First Name Last Name Commercial Interest Katherine Baicker Eli Lilly; Received-Stock Shareholder; Eli Lilly; Received-Corporate Board Member Laurence Baker Halyard Health; Received-Acted as expert in legal matter involving Halyard Health Anirban Basu Salutis Consulting; Received-Consultant Anne Beal Sanofi; Received-Employee Rinad Beidas Merck; Received-Consultant; Oxford University Press; Received-Royalties for Book Abbott Labs; Received-Stock Shareholder; Abbvie; Received-Stock Shareholder; Johnson & Johnson; Received-Stock Shareholder; Foundation Medicine; Received-Stock Shareholder; Prosumer Health a start- Andrea Borondy Kitts up company developing an AI driven individualized mobile health platform to help individuals manage their health and healthcare; National Cancer Institute; Received-Stock Shareholder, Employee, Corporate Board Member; Mary Brunette Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; Alkermes; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; Alkermes; Received-Consultant Diana Buist GRAIL; Received-Consultant; Concure Oncology; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member Kate Bundorf Bayer; Received-Consultant NIA; Received-Co-I; BCBSM Fdn; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; AHA; Received- Lena Chen Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; Commonwealth Fund; Received-Consultant; HHS; Received- Employee; RWJF; Received-Honoraria 2 academyhealth.org/arm/agenda TH ANNUAL RESEARCH MEETING 2018 First Name Last Name Commercial Interest David Classen Pascal Metrics; Received-Stock Shareholder; Pascal Metrics; Received-Employee John Dane Home State Health Insurance Company; Received-Member of Quality Committee for HSH Medicaid Plan Amy Davidoff Celgene; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member Lindsey Ferris Audacious Inquiry; Received-Employee; CRISP; Received-Consultant Amy Flaster Health Catalyst; Received-Employee Genentech, Inc.; Received-Consultant; Novartis, Inc.; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member; Novartis, Inc.; Received-Consultant; Adamas Pharmaceuticals; Received-Consultant; Novo Nordisk, Inc.; Received- Lou Garrison Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member; Merck, Inc.; Received-Consultant; Premera, Inc.; Received-Scientific/ Medical Advisory Board Member Astra Zeneca; Received-Research Grant Co-investigator; Pfizer; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Michael Gionfriddo Member; Hillcrest Medical Center; Received-Speaker on SDM at a CME Conference; PhRMA Foundation; Received-Panel member at a conference on medication adhernece Sherry Glied NeuroRx; Received-Corporate Board Member Pacira Pharmaceuticals; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member; Spark Therapeutics; Neil Goldfarb Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member NaviHealth; Received-Scientific/Medical Advisory Board Member; Precision Health Economics; Received- David Grabowski Consultant; CareLinx; Received-Consultant; Vivacitas; Received-Consultant Regina Greer-Smith Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals; Received-Consultant Abbott; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; GlaxoSmithKline; Received-Research Grant Bradley Hammill Overall Principal Investigator; Amgen; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; Boston Scientific; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator Katherine Harris IMPAQ International; Received-Employee Fang He General Electric; Received-Stock Shareholder; Costco; Received-Stock Shareholder Molly Jeffery Vireo Health; Received-Stock Shareholder Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan/Blue Care Network; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Keith Kocher Investigator Julia Kohn Pfizer, Inc.; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator Miriam Laugesen Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Received-Research Grant Site Principal Investigator Lois Lee UptoDate; Received-author Jodi Liu Amgen; Received-Employee; Amgen; Received-Stock Shareholder Danielle Lloyd AHIP; Received-Employee Kristina Lowell Deloitte; Received-Consultant Kristin Lyman eNre, Inc.; Received-Stock Shareholder NIDA; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; CMS; Received-Research Grant Site Principal Matthew Maciejewski Investigator; VA HSR&D; Received-Research Grant Overall Principal Investigator; University of Alabama- Birmingham; Received-Speakers Bureau; Amgen; Received-Stock ownership due to spouse's employment United Health Group; Received-Employee; Medtronic; Received-Stock Shareholder; Medtronic; Received- Jaclyn Marshall Employee J. 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