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Event Guide Are Central TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Schedule 3-18 Physician Schedule 3 Program Administrator Schedule 10 Workshops by Sessions 16 Important Information for Registrants 19-23 Registration Information, Evaluations and CME 19 Credit/Certificates, Poster Sessions, Accreditation & Disclosure Statements, Terms and Conditions Disclosures Declarations 22 CME Credit Hour Breakdown 24 Executive Council 25 Abstracts 26-261 Workshop Sessions 1-6 26 Plenary and Other Workshops 137 PA Symposium 168 Posters 188 Awards 262 THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE IS IN CENTRAL TIME. IN BOOMSET, THE TIMES WILL REFLECT THE TIME ZONE OF YOUR COMPUTER. Saturday, February 27, 2021 for Physicians Time - Central Time Zone Saturday, 2/27 - Board Mtgs 9:30-10:45am Steering Committee Meeting 11:00am-1:00pm Executive Council Meeting Monday, March 1, 2021 for Physicians Monday, 3/1 - Committee Mtgs, PA Monday, 3/1 - Committee Mtgs, PA Time - Central Time Zone Symposium Symposium 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online Program Administrator/Coordinator 10:00am-5:00pm Symposium Regional Representatives Committee 9:00-10:00am Recruitment Committee Meeting Meeting #1 10:05am-11:05am Psychotherapy Committee Meeting Assessment Committee Meeting 11:10am-12:10pm Diversity & Inclusion Committee Meeting IT Committee Meeting 12:15-1:15pm Neuroscience Education Meeting 1:20-2:20pm Addiction Committee Meeting Development Committee Meeting 2:25-3:25pm Curriculum Committee Meeting Membership Committee Meeting 3:30-4:30pm Triple Board/AACAP Meeting Teichner Committee Meeting 4:35-5:35pm Nominating Committee Meeting Tuesday, March 2, 2021 for Physicians Tuesday, 3/2, Caucus Meetings, PA Tuesday, 3/2, Caucus Meetings, PA Time - Central Time Zone Symposium Symposium 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online Program Administrator/Coordinator 10:00am-5:00pm Symposium 9:00-10:00am Combined Programs Caucus Global Psychiatry Caucus 10:05am-11:05am New Programs Caucus Subspecialty Training Directors Caucus 11:10am-12:10pm IMG Caucus Integrated Care Caucus Assistant/Associate Training Directors 12:15-1:15pm Caucus Resident Caucus Meeting 1:20-2:20pm Director of Small Programs Caucus Vice Chair Caucus 2:30-3:30p CAP Caucus Community Programs Caucus 3:35-4:35p CAP Caucus VA Training Director Caucus 4:35-5:30p CAP Caucus Wednesday, March 3, 2021 for Physicians Time - Central Time Zone Wednesday, 3/3 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #1 Opening/Business Meeting: State of the 10-10:25am Organization Generational Workshops/Symposium: (New Training Directors, Early Career, 10:30am-12:00pm Midlife, Lifers) 12:15-12:45pm Plenary: ABPN Update 12:45-1:15pm Plenary: ACGME Update Plenary: D&I: Addressing Institutional Drivers of Mental Health Inequities: 1:20-2:50pm Structural Competency Workshop Session #1 (see page 16 for 3:00-4:00pm workshops offered) Workshop Session #2 (see page 16 for 4:15-5:15pm workshops offered) 5:30-7:00pm Team Trivia (Teammates provided!) *All Wednesday activities open to all conference registrants. Thursday, March 4, 2021 for Physicians Time - Central Time Zone Thursday, 3/4 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #2 10-10:25am Award Presentations Plenary: Allyship: Becoming a More 10:30am-12:00pm Effective Ally Plenary: IMG: International Medical Graduates in Psychiatry: Elephants, Curry, 12:15-1:15pm and a Monsoon Wedding Plenary: Recruitment: Learning from our Colleagues: Trials and Tribulations of the 1:25-2:25pm Residency Selection Process Plenary: Assessment: Putting Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) into Action: 2:35-3:35pm Implementation Tips and Strategies Workshop Session #3 (see page 17 for 3:45-4:45pm workshops offered) AADPRT Live Concert with Ted Robinson 5:00-6:00pm Band *All Thursday activities open to all conference registrants. Friday, March 5, 2021 for Physicians Time - Central Time Zone Friday, 3/5 Friday, 3/5 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #3 NTD Breakout Groups Regional Caucus Meetings (AADPRT 10-11:00am members only) Plenary: Addiction: Integrating 11:15am-12:45pm Addictions into Psychiatric Training Plenary: Psychotherapy: Beyond "Can You Hear Me": Teaching the Unique 12:55-1:55pm Aspects of Remote Psychotherapy Plenary: BRAIN: Navigating Modern Neuroscience and the New Normal: 2:05-3:35pm Online Teaching Workshop Session #4 (see page 17 3:45-4:45pm for workshops offered) Regional Representatives Committee Meeting #2 (Committee 5:00pm members only) *All Friday activities open to all conference registrants except Regional Caucus Meetings and Regional Representatives Committee Meeting. Saturday, March 6, 2021 for Physicians Time - Central Time Zone Saturday, 3/6 Saturday, 3/6 Saturday, 3/6 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online Member Focus Groups with Potential Topics: Pandemic Challenges; Diversity, Equity ,and Inclusion; Burnout; Virtual Interviewing (AADPRT members Executive Council Meeting 9-9:55am only) (Committee members only) Poster Session #4 Workshop Session #5 (see page 18 10-11am for workshops offered) Workshop Session #6 (see page 18 11:10am-12:10pm for workshops offered) Closing and Announcement of 2023 12:15-12:30pm Annual Meeting Program Chair Steering Committee Meeting 12:45-1:45pm (Committee members only) *Saturday activities open to all conference registrants except Member Focus Groups, Executive Council Meeting, and Steering Committee Meeting. Monday, March 1, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Monday, 3/1 - PA Symposium 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online Welcome, Lucille Fusaro Meinsler Program 10:00-10:30am Administrator Award, 10 Minute Tip #1 10:40-11:40am Keynote: ChupacaBras, Chainsaws & Champions: Rising to the Challenge of Change 11:50am-1:05pm Program Administrator Caucus Update 1:15 - 1:50pm 10 Minute Tips #2-4 2:00-2:55pm Evict Yourself From Your InBox: How Not To Live Buried Beneath Emails 3:00-4:00p PA University: ACGME Accreditation Data System (ADS) Tips 4:00-5:00p Social Activity 5:00-6:00p PA Caucus Committee Meeting Tuesday, March 2, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Tuesday, 3/2, PA Symposium 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 10:00-10:15am Welcome and ACGME Updates 10:20-11:20am Adapting to a New Era: Balancing Wellness into your Virtual Work Life 11:30am-12:25pm Professional Development & Career Advancement Planning: Taking the Necessary Steps and 10 Minute Tips #5-6 12:45-1:40pm Resident Remediation and Dismissal: One Program Administrator’s Role in the Due Process 1:45-3:00pm Q&A Panel “Everyday Solutions to Everyday ProBlems” 3:10-3:55pm 10 Minute Tips #7-8 and 20 Minute Tip 4:00-5:00pm Creating an Effective Team Amidst a Pandemic and PA Program Wrap Up Wednesday, March 3, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Wednesday, 3/3 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #1 Opening/Business Meeting: State of the 10-10:25am Organization 12:15-12:45pm Plenary: ABPN Update 12:45-1:15pm Plenary: ACGME Update Plenary: D&I: Addressing Institutional Drivers of Mental Health Inequities: 1:20-2:50pm Structural Competency Workshop Session #1 (see page 16 for 3:00-4:00pm workshops offered) Workshop Session #2 (see page 16 for 4:15-5:15pm workshops offered) 5:30-7:00pm Team Trivia (Teammates provided!) Thursday, March 4, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Thursday, 3/4 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #2 10-10:25am Award Presentations Plenary: Allyship: Becoming a More 10:30am-12:00pm Effective Ally Plenary: IMG: International Medical Graduates in Psychiatry: Elephants, Curry, 12:15-1:15pm and a Monsoon Wedding Plenary: Recruitment: Learning from our Colleagues: Trials and Tribulations of the 1:25-2:25pm Residency Selection Process Plenary: Assessment: Putting Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) into Action: 2:35-3:35pm Implementation Tips and Strategies Workshop Session #3 (see page 17 for 3:45-4:45pm workshops offered) AADPRT Live Concert with Ted Robinson 5:00-6:00pm Band Friday, March 5, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Friday, 3/5 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #3 Plenary: Addiction: Integrating 11:15am-12:45pm Addictions into Psychiatric Training Plenary: Psychotherapy: Beyond "Can You Hear Me": Teaching the Unique 12:55-1:55pm Aspects of Remote Psychotherapy Plenary: BRAIN: Navigating Modern Neuroscience and the New Normal: 2:05-3:35pm Online Teaching Workshop Session #4 (see page 17 3:45-4:45pm for workshops offered) Saturday, March 6, 2021 for Program Administrators/Coordinators Time - Central Time Zone Saturday, 3/6 Saturday, 3/6 8:30am AADPRT Staff Online 9-9:55am Poster Session #4 Workshop Session #5 (see page 18 10-11am for workshops offered) Workshop Session #6 (see page 18 11:10am-12:10pm for workshops offered) Closing and Announcement of 2023 12:15-12:30pm Annual Meeting Program Chair Workshops by Session Central Time Zone Day, Date Audience Workshop Title 3:00-4:00pm Wednesday, 3/3 TD/SS/Res Becoming an expert in feedback delivery: practical solutions to commonly experienced barriers Session #1 TD/SS/PA Creative Partnerships: Navigating the Disciplinary Process Did They Just Say That? Practical Strategies to Address Discrimination Towards Trainees and All Create a Culture of Allyship Within Psychiatry Residency Programs. “Teamwork Makes the Dream Work:” How to Teach Residents to Work with Psychiatric Nurse TD/SS Practitioners (And How to Work with Them Ourselves!) TD/SS/Res The Impact of Patient Suicide on Trainees and Early Career Psychiatrists: How Do We Respond The Self-Compassionate Healer:
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