Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit
Wednesday, May 29, 2024 - Presentations all day long!
Illinois Family Medicine Residents and Fellows are invited to compete in a statewide, online forum – no travel required!
Research may be completed or in-progress. We will have separate categories for each. The top scoring presentation in each category will win an Amazon gift card (delivered electronically)
- In order to be considered a Completed Project, your presentation should contain the following: background on your topic, a clinical question and hypothesis, discussion of methodology and/or intervention and discussion of results.
- Research in Progress presentations do not need to have final analysis or results. However, the participant should be able to discuss the other components of the project and the plan for the rest of the project.
Presentations are limited to a maximum 15 minutes and a maximum of 25 slides. (can be shorter).
Presentation time slots will be sent to the LEAD presenter only the week of May 13. The lead presenter must reply to accept that slot or request a different time, if needed and also inform all co-presenters directly.
All presentations (PowerPoint or Google slides) and head shot photos must be submitted by May 21 for review or you will not be allowed to present. You may update your presentation after May 21 if you need to.
Live Presentations
Presenting residents will login to the virtual summit (held via Zoom) and present live to a panel of anonymous reviewers as well as any resident or faculty that may login and observe. If you miss your scheduled start time, there will not be another opportunity to present.
Residents must be at your computer with the presentation slides open and ready on your desktop. If you are using your computer microphone, please use a headset (to keep out surrounding background noise) and be ready to Share Your Screen.
Moderator introduces the researcher and notifies the resident to start the presentation. Resident presenters advance their own slides from their computers.
We will offer an open practice time on the day before the webinar (Tuesday, May 28), for presenters who wish to test out their connection to the platform from their computer in advance and practice screen sharing.
Residents have up to 15 minutes to deliver the entire presentation. Presenters are limited to a maximum of 25 slides. There is a 2-minute warning to help presenters in ending on time. After the presentation, a 3-minute question and answer session follow with questions from two anonymous faculty reviewers.
Presenters in the 15-minute presentations are scored on
1)the quality of their research design,
2) the quality of their slides,
3) the relevance to family medicine,
4) their verbal presentation and
5) their responses to questions.
**Residents who are not presenting are welcome to login on to observe the presentations! All members will be invited to log in and observe presentations. CME credit will be offered.
Consider live-streaming the virtual summit at your program so that residents and faculty can stop by and view at any time during their day!
Questions may be directed to Ginnie Flynn 773-754-1185 or [email protected].
Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit - (view schedule and recording of presentations)
2023 TOP SCORING PRESENTATIONS
 Completed Project:
Rebekka DePew, MD, West Suburban Family Medicine
Naloxone Distribution at Hospital Discharge: Implementation and Outcomes
View slides
  Research in Progress:
Alexis Acernese, MD and Alex Wang, MD - Rush Copley Medical Center
Engaging Residents through Special Olympics: A Collaborative Curriculum on the Care of Athletes with Intellectual Disabilities View Slides
The 2022 Summit Top Score in each category
 
Research In-Progress:
Auditi Kundu, MD - AMITA St Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
Co-Presenter Khrystyna Savchuk
Comparing Closed vs Open ICU staffing model outcomes of Family Medicine Patients in a community hospital
 Completed Project:
Ari Epstein, DO - Northwestern McGaw: Delnor Hospital
The Effect of a Novel Emergency Department-Initiated Buprenorphine Protocol on both ED Length of Stay for Patients with Moderate to Severe Opioid Use Disorder and ED Staff Wellness
2021 Webinar.
2021 Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit
RESULTS:
  
Research in Progress
Marcela Hinojosa Soria, MD, AMITA Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center
Co-Presenters Danique Lippens & Sara Luczkiewicz
Retrospective Analysis of Postpartum Visits of SMEMC Family Medicine Residency Program (View Slides)
Completed Project (Tie for top score!)
  Vivian Harvey, MD, Loyola MacNeal Family Medicine Residency
Co-Presenter: Madeline Knott, MD
Multidisciplinary Medication Reconciliation: A Collaboration Between Medical Residents and Pharmacy Team in a Family Medicine Outpatient Center (View Slides)
 Audrey Hertenstein Perez, MD, West Suburban Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program
Co-Presenters Elizabeth Ramirez, MD; Nathan Lin, MD
Identifying Providers’ Perceived Knowledge, Ability, and Practices around Providing Care for Undocumented Immigrant Patients in an Urban Federally Qualified Health Center Clinic Setting (View Slides)
2020 IAFP Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit Results
Research in Progress: From Chaos to Coordination: Strategies for Implementing a Residency Team-based Complexity Care Model
Kevin Volkema, DO - Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency at Humboldt Park
Co-Presenter Wesley Gibbert, MD,MPH
View slides
Completed Project: Health Benefits of participating in the Healthy Harvest Food Box program for a Food Insecure Population
Nicholas Katcher, MD - Hinsdale Family Medicine Residency
Co-Presenter Russell Stephensen, DO
View slides
2019 Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit Results
Completed Project
Efficacy of Current Interventions for Improving Follow-up Rate after Abnormal Pap Smear
Caitlin Canton, DO - Loyola MacNeal Family Medicine Residency Program
Click here to view the slides
  In-Progress Research
A Retrospective Study: Assessing Compliance of 2014 AAP Bronchiolitis Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Bronchiolitis in Four Community Hospitals
Emanuela Kulach, DO and Uzma Kothawala, MD - AMITA Hinsdale Family Medicine Residency
Click here to view the slides
2018 Virtual Summit
  TOP SCORE Completed Project: Fakhrudin Aaseemah Mohamed, MD and Jason Kushner, MD, MS - Jackson Park Hospital Family Medicine Residency
Identifying the Co-morbid Conditions Affecting Hemoglobin A1c levels of diabetics in an African American Population.
 View the Slides
 TOP SCORE Research in Progress: Linh Hoang, DO and Ruheena Khan, DO- Swedish Covenant Hospital Family Medicine Residency
Use and interest in Integrative Medicine among primary care patients at a community hospital - A Needs Assessment
View the slides
View the morning up till noon presentations here View 5pm and later presentations here (the schedule is here so you know where to look for a specific presentation)
2017 Resident Scholarly Works Virtual Summit - Results. You can view the recording here
 Completed Project
May Soliz, MD
University of Chicago (NorthShore)
Transitions of Care Curriculum: Helping Family Medicine physicians learn the best fit post-acute care setting for patients' needs.
Link to her presentation
Research in Progress
Mike Walker, MD and Jiyeon Jeon, MD
Northwestern McGaw at Humboldt Park
Pre-Diabetes: Clinically Meaningful Interventions Based on Chart Review
Link to their presentation
2016 Results:
Top scoring presentation: Click here to view the slides
Lindsay Martin-Engel, MD MPH and Jacqueline Allen, MD - West Suburban Family Medicine Residency Program
Presentation Title: Improving Provider Readiness to Manage Intimate Partner Violence in Family Medicine Resident Continuity Clinics in Chicago
Kathrine Duffy, MD - Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency Program at Humboldt Park
Presentation Title: LGBTQ Youth: The Journey to Homelessness and Potential Role for Primary Care Intervention
Category: Research in-progress Click here to view the slides
Judith Disterhoft, MD - West Suburban Family Medicine Residency Program
Presentation Title: One Key Question: Preventative Reproductive Health
Research in-progress Click here to view the slides
2015 Top Scoring Resident Research Presentations:
Completed Project: Javier Guevara, MD
Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center
 Impact of an EHR Smart Phrase and Resident Education on Adherence to ADA Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes
Co-Presenters: Kajal Patel MD, Corina Marshall MD, Julia Gold MD, Daniel Hanley MD
Research In-Progress: Charity Lehn, MD
McGaw Northwestern Family Medicine Residency
Implementation of a Model to Empower Family Medicine Patients to Achieve Institute of Medicine Gestational Weight Gain Recommendations
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