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35th ANNUAL MEETING & SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS Philadelphia MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN APRIL 23-26, 2014 Final Program Behavior Matters: The Impact and Reach of Behavioral Medicine The Society of Behavioral Medicine would like to gratefully acknowledge the following organizations for their support of the 35th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions. ANNUAL MEETING SUPPORTERS EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS SBM-0314-054 2 Final Program TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letter ................................................................... 2 Poster Mentoring Program ................................ 77 Content Area Finder ........................................................... 4 SBM Resource Booth .......................................... 77 Content Area Table of Contents ......................................... 5 Volunteering ....................................................... 77 Conference Hotel Maps ...................................................... 6 Awards Recipients............................................................. 78 Contact Information ........................................................... 7 Achievement Award Recipients ......................... 78 Conference Hotel Information ........................................... 7 Distinguished Student Awards .......................... 78 Conference Registration Information ................................8 C. Tracy Orleans Distinguished Service Award . 78 Scientific Program Information ......................................... 9 Fellows Announcement ...................................... 78 Overview ............................................................... 9 National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Continuing Education ........................................ 10 Research (NIDCR) Building Bridges Travel Session Types ....................................................... 11 Award .................................................................. 79 Conference Schedule ......................................................... 14 Special Interest Groups (SIG) Awards ..............80 Wednesday, April 23, 2014 .................................15 Citation Awards .................................................. 81 Thursday, April 24, 2014 ................................... 25 Meritorious Student Awards ..............................86 Friday, April 25, 2014 ........................................46 Exhibitor Directory ...........................................................90 Saturday, April 26, 2014 .................................... 67 Society Of Behavioral Medicine Information ..................93 Conference Special Features............................................. 76 Board Of Directors..............................................93 Book Exhibit and Publications Mart ................. 76 SBM Staff ............................................................ 93 Business Meeting and Awards Ceremony ......... 76 Past Presidents ................................................... 93 Career Placement Message Board ..................... 76 Planning Committees .........................................94 Citation Awards .................................................. 76 SBM Special Interest Groups .............................99 Exhibits ............................................................... 76 Philadelphia City Guide .................................................. 105 Meritorious Student Awards .............................. 76 Future Annual Meetings ..................................................116 Name Badges And Ribbons ............................... 76 1 DEAR SBM ANNUAL MEETING ATTENDEES, On behalf of the Program Committee, we warmly welcome you to Philadelphia and the Society of Behavioral Medicine’s 35th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions. We very much hope you will take time to enjoy the meeting as well as the many historic sights and cultural activities in Philadelphia. The city of Philadelphia provides the ideal backdrop for celebrating the 35th anniversary of the annual meeting and showcasing the latest behavioral medicine research. The theme for this year’s meeting, selected by SBM President, Dawn K. Wilson, PhD, is Behavior Matters: The Impact and Reach of Behavioral Medicine. A wealth of thematic Keynote, Master Lecture, and Presidential Symposia presentations will highlight the many ways that behavioral medicine impacts health and health care across diverse populations and settings. We are delighted at the extremely large number of high-quality abstracts that were submitted. A diversity of sessions will be featured at the meeting, including: pre-conference courses, seminars, and workshops; breakfast roundtables; symposia; keynote addresses; master lectures; midday meetings and panel discussions; paper presentations; and posters. We will again feature all poster presentations in a vertical format, which was well-received at the 2013 Annual Meeting. We have revised the program this year to create a 50-minute break around the lunchtime period on Thursday and Friday when no formal meeting sessions are scheduled. We hope this will enable you to meet with colleagues or network with potential new collaborators, mentors, or mentees. A lunch cart with a variety of food options will be available in close proximity to the meeting rooms and the SBM registration desk. Additionally, the resource-rich SBM Philadelphia City Guide (see pages 105–116) includes a host of “50-minute eateries” that are near to the conference hotel. Also, be sure to visit the exhibitors from 11:30am to 1:30pm on Thursday and 11:15am to 1:15pm on Friday and during all of the poster sessions. Thursday morning will feature an exciting Opening Keynote Debate entitled, Promoting Health Behavior Change: Behavioral Economics Meets Self-Determination Theory. Kevin G. M. Volpp, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine and Health Care Management, University of Pennsylvania, will debate in support of behavioral economic approaches, while Pedro J. Teixeria, PhD, Professor of Sports and Health, Technical University of Lisbon, will present the support for self-determination theory perspectives on health behavior change. The debate moderator, Ken Resnicow, PhD, Professor of Health Behavior and Health Education, University of Michigan, will lead the session, which will allow Drs. Volpp and Teixeria to compare and contrast the two approaches and consider their potential combined use in multicomponent interventions. On Thursday afternoon, Master Lectures will be delivered by Emily Falk, PhD, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School for Communication, and by Amelie G. Ramirez, MPH, DrPH, Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of Texas Health Science Center. Dr. Falk will present new research leveraging neuroscience to understand how ideas spread and health-related behaviors change. Dr. Ramirez will discuss Salud America!, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation research network to prevent obesity among Latino children. SBM President, Dr. Dawn Wilson, Professor of Psychology and Director of the Obesity Research Group at the University of South Carolina, will deliver her Presidential Keynote Address on Thursday evening. Consistent with the conference theme, Dr. Wilson’s presentation will address The Relevance, Impact, and Reach of Behavioral Medicine and highlight the vital contributions of behavioral medicine research to national prevention and health policies in an era of diminishing resources. She will discuss the “rippling effects” of behavioral health interventions on physical, mental, and social health outcomes, and outline directions for advancing the impact of the field of behavioral medicine. The Keynote Address on Friday morning will be delivered by Sherry A. Glied, PhD, Dean and Professor of Public Service at Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University. Her presentation will address the timely issue of The Affordable Care Act and Behavioral Medicine. Dr. Glied will examine the history and structure of the Affordable Care Act, with a focus on how findings from the field of behavioral medicine have been incorporated in the Act. Additionally, she will discuss new research opportunities afforded by the Act’s implementation. On Friday afternoon, Master Lectures will be presented by Karina W. Davidson, PhD, Professor of Behavioral Medicine in Psychiatry and Medicine, Columbia University, and Russell R. Pate, PhD, Professor of Exercise Science, University of South Carolina. Dr. Davidson’s Distinguished Scientist Master Lecture will examine innovative interventions to decrease patient readmissions by improving behaviors on patient, provider, and system levels. Dr. Pate will trace the history of efforts to promote population-level physical activity and outline current efforts to promote physical activity through national strategic planning. Friday evening’s Keynote Address will be given by Robert M. Kaplan, PhD, Associate Director for Behavioral and Social Sciences and Director of the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Dr. Kaplan’s presentation, Achieving Longer, Healthier Lives: Are We on the Right Track?, will focus on the important role that behavioral and social factors play in determining an array of health-related outcomes. 2 Final Program Saturday morning will feature Master Lectures by Carl W. Lejuez, PhD, Professor of Psychology at the University of Maryland, and Kevin S. Masters, PhD, Professor of Psychology at the University of Colorado Denver