Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR)

Teaching Prevention 2012: Getting It Together In Health Professions Education

APTR 2012 meeting for medical and health professions educators, and public health program faculty involved in teaching public health or population health to a broadening mix of students. Participants network and learn from colleagues in a dynamic small-group, workshop setting while sharing latest teaching methods, research, and successful education approaches.

	4/11/2012 to 4/12/2012
When:	4/11/2012
Where:	Madison Hotel 1177 15th Street, NW Washington, District of Columbia 20005 United States

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Teaching Prevention
Getting it Together:
Prevention in Health Professions Education

April 11-12, 2012 l Washington, DC

Responding to Health Reform: Curriculum Innovation for Changing Times
Denise Koo, MD, MPH, CAPT, USPHS Director, Scientific Education and Professional Development Program Office; Office of Surveillance, Epidemiology and Professional Development; CDC	View Presentation
C. William Keck, MD, MPH, FACPM Professor Emeritus of Family and Community Medicine, Northeast Ohio Medical University	View Presentation
Improving Population Health – the IOM Report
J. Lloyd Michener, MD Professor and Chair Department of Community & Family Medicine Duke University Medical Center	View Presentation
Using Educational Innovation to Improve Public Health Curriculum in Medical Schools: Making the Case for Medicine-Public Health "Dualies”
Jonathan R. Barry, MSPH University of Tennessee College of Medicine, MS-3 University of Memphis School of Public Health, PhD(c)	View Presentation
Physician Leadership Education for Medical Students: Successes, Challenges, and Change
Sabrina M. Neeley, PhD, MPH; James Ebert, MD, MBA, MPH; Colleen McCormick, MD/MPH student; Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University	View Presentation
Framing the Future: The Second Hundred Years of Education for Public Health
Harrison C. Spencer, MD, MPH, CPH Association of Schools of Public Health	View Presentation
Innovations in Prevention Education for Health Professions Students
Interprofessional Introduction to Prevention Victoria Kaprielian, MD Duke University Medical Center	View Presentation
Healthy People 2020 from Theory to Practice in a Nursing Program Norma E. Conner, PhD, RN University of Central Florida, College of Nursing	View Presentation
Preparing Tomorrow's Dentist by Infusing Dental Public Health into the Dental School Curriculum Don Altman, DDS, MPH, MBA, MA, DHSc Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health	View Presentation
Effective Approaches for Interprofessional Prevention Education
Interprofessional Model of Prevention Education Service Learning Project Diane R. Bridges MSN, RN, CCM Rosalind Franklin University	View Presentation
Transforming Healthcare Education: An Interprofessional Approach To Prevention, Health Promotion and Wellness Lauren Collins, MD; Jefferson Medical College/Thomas Jefferson University	View Presentation
The University of Connecticut's Urban Service Track: Achieving Interprofessional and Public Health Competencies in Health Profession Education Devra K. Dang, PharmD; University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy
University Trends Elevating Population Health: Progress or Window Dressing?
Preparing Family Medicine Residents for Essential Public Health Roles: The Community Medicine and Legislative Action Rotation Karen Armitage, MD; University of New Mexico	View Presentation
Clinical Community Health: Integrating Public Health throughout All Four Years of Medical School
Daniel S. Blumenthal MD, MPH Morehouse School of Medicine	View Presentation
Meryl S. McNeal, PhD Morehouse School of Medicine	View Presentation
Missed Opportunities for Prevention and Population Health Integration: Faculty Development
Cynthia L. Arndell, MD University of New Mexico School of Medicine	View Presentation
Suzanne Cashman, ScD University of Massachusetts Medical School	View Presentation
C. William Keck, MD, MPH Northeast Ohio Medical University	View Presentation
What's Working in Undergraduate Public Health Education
Collaborations with Health Professions Schools and Community Partners at the University of Connecticut Stanton H. Wolfe, DDS, MPH University of CT Health Center, School of Medicine	View Presentation
Educated Students or Happy Students: Can we send happy, educated students into the workforce? Elisabeth Cross, MPH(c), Kay Perrin, PhD, MPH University of South Florida College of Public Health	View Presentation
Embedding Public Health Curricula in Undergraduate Education David Gregorio, PhD, MS University of Connecticut	View Presentation
Curricular Resources in Clinical Prevention and Population Health
College within the College—Population Health James Plumb, MD, MPH Thomas Jefferson University	View Presentation
Enhancing Prevention and Population Health Education through Web-ready Teaching Materials Kristina Simeonsson, MD, MSPH; Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University Victoria Kaprielian, MD; Duke University Medical Center	View Presentation
Measuring and Rewarding Competency in Population Health
Understanding Requisite Skills and Qualifications among Entry-Level Public Health Professionals McKinley Thomas, MEd, EdD Mercer University	View Presentation
A Survey of Continuing Education in Public Health Molly M. Eggleston, MPH, CPH, MCHES National Board of Public Health Examiners	View Presentation
Using formative evaluation to assess competencies in an MPH program Amy Lee, MD, MPH, MBA, CPH Northeast Ohio Medical University	View Presentation