2017 AMA Medical Student Section Annual Meeting Agenda Book 39th Annual Meeting | Hyatt Regency Chicago | June 8–10 June 2017 On behalf of the American Medical Association Medical Student Section (AMA-MSS) Governing Council, we welcome you to the 2017 AMA Medical Student Section Annual Meeting at the Hyatt Regency Chicago from Thursday, June 8, to Saturday, June 10. This meeting is a time for medical students from around the country to network and participate in shaping the future of health care. In this rapidly changing era of medicine, success as a physician will require more than a mastery of the science learned in a lecture hall. Students will learn practical skills for leadership, advocacy, health policy analysis, community service, and career networking during the meeting. Please take the time to review the official 2017 AMA Medical Student Section Annual Meeting Agenda Book, which includes everything you will need in order to participate in all of the exciting education programs, volunteer opportunities, and networking events we have planned. The complete Agenda Book is available on the AMA Medical Student Section Meeting Resources webpage. Please download the Agenda Book in its entirety prior to the meeting; printed copies will not be available. Make sure to bring your laptops; we will be providing internet access to delegates, as well as extra outlets for charging. Also, be sure to like us on Facebook for AMA- MSS updates throughout the year: https://www.facebook.com/AMAmedstudents/. Additionally, we would like to highlight the following items for this Interim meeting: Keynote Presentations Susan E. Skochelak, MD, MPH, Group Vice President, Medical Education: Accelerating Change in Medical Education Update o Friday, June 9 at 2:30pm | Regency Ballroom A-C (West Tower) Andrew W. Gurman, MD, President, AMA: Address to MSS Assembly o Saturday, June 10 at 9:30am | Regency Ballroom A-C Orientation for AMA-MSS Opportunities/First-Time Attendees Is this your first AMA Medical Student Section Meeting? Then you won’t want to miss the Orientation! Here you will learn about the AMA, how medical students make an impact on a local and national level, what to expect at the meeting, resolution writing, and parliamentary procedure. Thursday, June 8 | 4:30-6:00pm | Acapulco (West Tower) Volunteer opportunity in Chicago: AMA Doctors Back to SchoolTM The AMA Minority Affairs Section (AMA-MAS) has arranged for an AMA Doctors Back to School™ visit on Friday morning, June 9 to Simeon High School in Chicago. Volunteer with other medical students and physicians to participate and meet students from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups and communicate how a career in medicine is attainable for everyone. Transportation will be provided. Meet in Hyatt East Tower lobby at 7:00am; return by 11:45am. Contact [email protected] for full itinerary. Remember to wear your scrubs! Page 1 of 3 Featured education programs Narcan Training: Combatting the Opioid Epidemic o Thursday, June 8 | 6:00–7:00pm | Acapulco Evaluating and Communicating Innovative Ideas o Friday, June 9 | 9:00–10:00am | Acapulco Addressing intentional violence through a public health lens o Friday, Jun 9 | 2:00–3:00pm | Acapulco Networking opportunities Mentoring Session with Women Physicians Section (WPS) Leaders o Hosted by AMA Women Physician Section (AMA-WPS) and AMA Medical Student Section (AMA-MSS) . Friday, June 9 | 1:00–2:00pm | Acapulco Networking Event: Medical Students with Resident & Fellows o Hosted by AMA Resident and Fellow Section (AMA-RFS) and AMA Medical Student Section (AMA-MSS) . Friday, June 9 | 5:00–6:00pm | Toronto (West Tower) AMA-MSS National Service Project in Chicago: Medication Take Back Day It is common to have expired or unneeded medications in your home. These pose a safety risk, as they can easily fall into the wrong hands. However, simply throwing medications in the trash can threaten the environment. Together, the American Medical Association and the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District are hosting a medication take back event on Saturday, June 10 in Chicago. You can quickly drop off any unwanted medications, and they will be safely disposed of. See the Facebook page lead by the AMA-MSS Committee on Community Service for more information. Saturday, June 10 | 9:00am–12:00pm | Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Headquarter Building 100 E Erie St, Chicago, Illinois AMA Medical Specialty Showcase & Clinical Skills Workshop Discover more than 40 specialty societies and professional interest medical associations and receive career advice from physicians and residents at these organizations. Also, take the opportunity to gain hands-on instruction on essential medical skills such as airway management, ultrasound, splinting, suturing, proper blood pressure techniques and more from the AMA Clinical Skills Workshop. Enter the Sweepstakes by submitting an entry form at any of the exhibitor booths. Prizes include $100 Hertz certificates, $100 Amazon gift card, Health Systems Science textbook, gift sets from the AMA and JAMA, and one free registration for the 2018 AMA Medical Student Advocacy and Region Conference. Saturday, June 10 | 11:30am–1:30pm | Riverside Exhibit Hall (East Tower) Dress code Business casual is appropriate for the Meeting, including reference committee hearings. We do ask that business attire be worn by those seated on the days during the AMA House of Delegates business sessions. This includes reports of the reference committees. Elections The AMA-MSS Governing Council elections are scheduled for Saturday, June 10 at 7:30am and will begin promptly for Assembly to resume at 8:00am. Please carefully review the personal statements and curriculum vitae that the candidates have submitted for the Election Manual. In addition to these materials, there will be an informal Candidate Forum on Friday, June 9 at 7:30- Page 2 of 3 8:00am in Regency Ballroom A-C (West Tower) to meet the candidates running for the 2017- 2018 AMA-MSS Governing Council. Special Note for Satellite Campus Delegates/Alternate Delegates Per MSS Policy 665.006, satellite campus Delegates and Alternate Delegates must provide proof of current satellite campus attendance in order to be credentialed as AMA-MSS Assembly Representatives. Acceptable forms of identification include a campus-specific identification card or a letter from a medical school dean or other school official certifying that the student does, in fact, attend the satellite campus in question. Satellite campus representatives will not be credentialed without proof of satellite campus attendance. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions to improve our MSS Assembly meetings, please feel free to contact us or any other MSS Governing Council member. We look forward to working with you in Chicago! Thank you for your commitment and participation. Sincerely, Hunter Pattison, MD Theresa Phan, MD, MPH Speaker, Medical Student Section Vice Speaker, Medical Student Section Page 3 of 3 Get connected with the new AMA Meetings app We're excited to announce the launch of our new mobile app to enhance the Annual Meeting experience. The app will be a vital resource center as well as a hub for networking opportunities with fellow attendees. Take advantage of this powerful tool to: Control privacy settings Build your schedule and export it to your calendar Find colleagues and text message fellow attendees Access reports, resolutions and Policy Finder Take notes and share photos from sessions Share #AMAmtg activity on Twitter and Facebook AMA Meetings app basics I have last year's mobile app "AMA Events" on my device. Can I still use it? Our previous app ("AMA Events") is no longer supported and does not contain information for the 2016 Annual Meeting. Please delete this app from your device -- to avoid confusion -- and download our current mobile app, "AMA Meetings." Where can I download the new mobile app? The new "AMA Meetings" mobile app is available for iPhone and Android devices in Apple's App Store and the Google Play store. You can find the app in either store by searching for "AMA Meetings." The app is asking me to log in. Why do I need to log-in? Once you log in to the mobile app, you will be able to access the same schedules, bookmarks, reminders, notes, and contacts on your phone, tablet, and desktop. Where can I get my log-in information? The log-in process is largely self-managed. Follow the steps below to log in from your device: Access the Sign In page: Tap the hamburger icon in the upper-left corner to open the side nav, then Log In. Enter your info: You'll be prompted to enter your first and last name. Tap Next. Enter an email address, then tap Next again. 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