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Innovations in Medical Education Conference Proceedings Innovations in Medical Education Transforming Health Professions Education through Innovation February 21-22, 2015 Hilton San Gabriel 225 West Valley Boulevard San Gabriel, California, CA 91776 Presented by Division of Medical Education and Office of Continuing Medical Education Keck School of Medicine of USC University of Southern California Page Contents Number Welcome Letter 1 Faculty Disclosures 2 Program Schedule 4 Reviewer’s Acknowledgement 160 Presenter’s Bios 162 Saturday, February 21, 2015 Page Time Room Session Themes Presentation title Authors Number 8:15 – 8:50 Ballroom "The Keynote address has been Keynote Speaker Keynote Gaba, David am AB cancelled due to personal crisis " 9:00 am – Ballroom Teaching with Advancing Surgical Autonomy with Oral Presentation Haglund, Michael 10:30 am AB Technology Social Learning Techniques 5 The Effect of Audience Response 9:00 am – Ballroom Teaching with Brady, Melanie; Rosenthal, Jane; Oral Presentation Systems on Metacognition in Graduate 10:30 am AB Technology Forest, Christopher Students: A Two-Year Mixed Meth 6 A Pilot Comparison Between SMS 9:00 am – Ballroom Teaching with Patierno S, Hoonponsimanont W, Oral Presentation Texting and Email for Emergency 10:30 am AB Technology Costantini S, Chakravarthy B. Medicine Residents’ Knowledge Retenti 7 Development and Evaluation of a Tele- 9:00 am – Ballroom Teaching with Sarin-Gulian, Lily; Lee, Thomas C.; Oral Presentation Education program for NICU health 10:30 am AB Technology Choe, Uni Ja-yoon; Fichera, Sharon professionals in Armenia 8 Chung, Hoyoung; Kallay, Tom; Anas, Improving PICU Resident Education by 9:00 am – Ballroom Teaching with Nick ; Bruno, Diana; Decamps, Jose; Oral Presentation Using an Audience Response 10:30 am AB Technology Evans, Darci ; Vilasagar, Niveditha; Smartphone app Mink, Richard 9 9:00 am – Santa FIME Workshop FIME Workshop Creat a Simulation scenario Hart, Danielle; Souder, Denise; 10:30 am Barbara 10 Jubran, Rima; Tierney, Tracey; Lee, 9:00 am – Conference Conference Poorly performing residents: San Diego Jan; Stapelton, Kelly: Marianne Ward; 10:30 am Workshop Workshop Remediation101 Thompson, Michelle 11 Getting past Zero: Increasing the 9:00 am – San Conference Conference success of getting your paper published Johnson, Claire; Green, Bart 10:30 am Francisco Workshop Workshop and cited 12 10:50 am – Ballroom Graduate Medical Achieving Mastery Learning in Central Webb, Alaina; Gallo de Moraes, Alice; Oral Presentation 12:20 pm AB Education Venous Catheter Insertion Dong, Yue; Dunn, William 13 10:50 am – Ballroom Graduate Medical Leading Family Meetings – Are fellows Anna Ganster; Ashwini Lakshmanan; Oral Presentation 12:20 pm AB Education getting the training they need? Claire McLean; Cha-Chi Fung 14 Improving FAST Utilization by General 10:50 am – Ballroom Graduate Medical Oral Presentation Surgery Through Training by Kim, ALbert J 12:20 pm AB Education Emergency Medicine: A Pilot Study 15 Wei, Dan; Osman, Cecile; Dukhovny, 10:50 am – Ballroom Graduate Medical Cost awareness among physicians in Dmitry; Romley, John; Chin, Steven; Oral Presentation 12:20 pm AB Education the neonatal intensive care unit Friedlich, Philippe; Lakshmanan, Ashwini 16 Pharmacy Near Misses: Effects of Real- 10:50 am – Ballroom Graduate Medical Oh, Jane; Jalian, Elsie; Deavenport, Oral Presentation Time Educational Sessions on 12:20 pm AB Education Alexis; Ben-Isaac, Eyal Pharmacy Call-Backs 17 10:50 am – Santa FIME Workshop FIME Workshop Developing Teams in Medical Education Nyquist, Julie; Fung, Cha-Chi 12:20 pm Barbara 18 10:50 am – Conference Conference Teaching medical students about people Hodgson, Carol; Smyth, Penelope; San Diego 12:20 pm Workshop Workshop with disabilities Birkman, Clair 19 So you want to put your course online? 10:50 am – San Conference Conference Wiechmann, Warren; Youm, Julie; A primer on making the transition from 12:20 pm Francisco Workshop Workshop Toohey, Shannon the classroom. 20 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Benefits of Creative Writing Seminars in Arts & Humanities Simon, Hannah 2:00 pm BC Poster #1 preclinical curriculum 21 Telling Tales: Introducing and Nurturing 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Arts & Humanities Skills as Storytellers in Medical Ventres, William 2:00 pm BC Poster #2 Education 22 Exploring the Kolb’s cycle and 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Ali, Nasloon; Ong, Chin Fung; Seah, Arts & Humanities experiential learning using a session of 2:00 pm BC Poster #3 Darren Dialogue in the Dark (DID) 23 Radiology Hunger Games: Evaluating 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Lattin Jr., Grant; Smirniotopoulos, Assessment the diagnostic utility, safety, and 2:00 pm BC Poster #4 James accuracy of medical imaging 24 Junior Anesthesiology Resident 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Assessment "Readiness for Decreased Supervision" Nolan, Megan; Konia, Mojca Remskar 2:00 pm BC Poster #5 Tool 25 Rendering Feedback Makeover: 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Assessment Implementing a Rubric to Assist Rivera-Tovar, Ana 2:00 pm BC Poster #6 Residents Along the Milestones 26 Efficacy of Electronic Fact Feeds on Kimberly Sokol; Shannon Toohey; 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Assessment Emergency Medicine Resident Megan Boysen Osborn; Warren 2:00 pm BC Poster #7 Education Wiechmann; Craig Anderson 27 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : First-Person Video Assessment during Assessment Julie Youm; Warren Wiechmann 2:00 pm BC Poster #8 the OSCE: Two Google Glass Pilots 28 Script Concordance Testing (SCT) to 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Crapanzano, Kathleen; Vath, Richard; Assessment identify the effect of attitudes on clinical 2:00 pm BC Poster #9 Fisher, Dixie reasoning: Part 1 29 The 360 Curriculum Prep Page: A Novel 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous Asynchronous Learning Tool for Park, Eugene; Bowman, Ariel 2:00 pm BC Poster #10 Learning Emergency Medicine Residents 30 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous An Asynchronous Online Curriculum for Shappell, Eric; Ahn, James 2:00 pm BC Poster #11 Learning Emergency Medicine Intern Education 31 Efficacy of iPad iTunes U Electronic 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous Alisa Wray; Bharath Chakravarthy; Curriculum in Emergency Medicine 2:00 pm BC Poster #12 Learning Warren Wiechmann Education 32 Gust, Caitlyn; Kwan, Karen Y; Johnson, Pediatric Resident Emergency-medicine Leighanne; Pham, Phung K; Jamal, 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous Learning Modules: Assessing trainee Nazreen; Sobolewski, Brad; Brenkert, 2:00 pm BC Poster #13 learning performance & behavior Ted; Little, Kim; Doughty, Cara; Mathison, David J; Chang, Todd 33 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous Procedural Instructional Videos: GoPro Wiechmann, Warren; Lane, Nathan 2:00 pm BC Poster #14 learning vs Google Glass 34 Educating Primary Care Clinicians Using 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Asynchronous an Online Portal to Improve Patient Salazar, Luis; Uijtdehaage, Sebastian 2:00 pm BC Poster #15 learning Outcomes and Safety 35 Classroom Introduction of a flipped classroom into a 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Teaching & resident pediatric anesthesia rotation’s Cerza, Dante 2:00 pm BC Poster #16 Learning didactic program 36 Classroom 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Transporting the Pediatric Trainee to a Teaching & Corden, Mark; Maniscalco, Jennifer 2:00 pm BC Poster #17 Higher Educational Experience Learning 37 Classroom UNflipping the classroom: going beyond 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Teaching & prerecorded lectures to create effective Crispen, Patrick 2:00 pm BC Poster #18 Learning blended learning 38 Classroom Tablets at the Table: Lessons from the 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Nezami, Elahe; Florin, Andrew; Warring, Teaching & Implementation and Expansion of Tablet 2:00 pm BC Poster #19 Simrit Learning Usage in Education 39 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Teaching motivational interviewing Communication Garcia, Javier 2:00 pm BC Poster #20 techniques to psychiatry residents 40 Pediatric Intensive Care Curriculum for 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Communication Attaining Doctoring Expertise (PICC- Kuhn, Kristi; Walker, Valencia 2:00 pm BC Poster #21 ADE) 41 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Care Transitions Training for Pharmacy Communication Kim, Danny 2:00 pm BC Poster #22 Students 42 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Development of a Patient and Resident Communication Koehn, Kristin 2:00 pm BC Poster #23 Centered Discharge Education Model 43 Building Bridges: An Interdisciplinary 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : “Handoff Boot Camp” for New Interns to Communication Welniak, Tedd 2:00 pm BC Poster #24 Improve Interdepartmental Handoff Communication 44 Adapting the McMaster-Ottawa Scale Lie, Desiree; May, Win; Richter-Lagha. 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Communication and Developing Behavioral Anchors for Regina; Forest, Christopher; Banzali, 2:00 pm BC Poster #25 Assessing Team Skills Yvonne; Lohenry, Kevin 45 Lehrer, Michael; Murray, Samuel; Student teacher based interprofessional 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Benzar, Ruth; Stormont, Ryan; Lightfoot, Communication education for medical and pharmacy 2:00 pm BC Poster #26 Megan; Hafertepe, Michael; Welch, students Gabbrielle; Peters, Nicholas; Maio, Anna 46 Evidence, 12:20 pm - Ballroom Poster Session I : Building Resident Research Capacity in Becker, Davida; Garth, Hanna; Research, Quality,
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