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What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase“The Power of Your Practice”

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WELCOME MESSAGEOn behalf of the Alberta College of Family Physicians, welcome to the What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase – The Power of Your Practice. This event is an excellent collection of the incredible family medicine and primary care research being undertaken.

The What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase is valued by the ACFP and our family medicine research community as it demonstrates how family physicians can be involved in primary care and family medicine research, conducted both ‘in’ and ‘on’ their practices in a powerful way. The College encourages family physicians to be part of a learning healthcare system where their data and input will be the power that fuels system transformation – “The Power of Your Practice”.

Our research event has grown incredibly over the past few years. This year we had an extremely positive response to the call for abstracts and received more than 90 submissions – the largest number to date! Thank you to everyone who submitted an abstract, and thank you to the Research Review Committee for your time in reviewing all of the abstracts received. The success of the Research Showcase would not be possible without all of the help from those involved!

OralThis year attendees have the option to choose from 29 oral presentations. Attendees are encouraged to circulate between the rooms to hear the research presentations and interact with the presentation teams. Oral presentations will be presented in Bluebell A & B and Hawthorn C rooms between the hours of 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm. Each presentation is scheduled for 15 minutes which includes the opportunity for attendees to ask questions at the end of the presentation.

PostersThe evening event includes the ASA Welcome Reception and Research Poster Presentations. 47 posters will be highlighted for viewing in Pre-function and Hawthorn A, B & C rooms.

WHAT’S UP AT THE WHAT’S UP DOC RESEARCH SHOWCASEThe Research Showcase activities include interactive and thought-provoking research discussion, presentations and poster displays, with time to share ideas on research questions and methods, and develop potential future collaborations and contacts. We invite you to take in the research-focused workshop session, The Power of Your Practice - Making Research Real on Saturday, March 5.

Friday, March 414:30–17:30 What’s Up Doc? Research Presentations.

Registrants are encouraged to circulate between the rooms to hear about research taking place in the family medicine and primary care communities from 29 oral presentations.

19:00–21:00 What’s Up Doc? Poster Display and ASA Welcome Reception

Research projects will be on display for viewing, and presenters will be available for questions. Join us at 19:30 where we acknowledge the achievements in family medicine and primary care research.

Saturday, March 510:00 and 11:15 The Power of Your Practice - Making Research Real, Drs. Green, Garrison, and Bahler)

Are you interested in doing research but don’t know where to start? Are you interested in supporting research but don’t have time in your practice? This workshop introduces the resources available in Alberta to support research in primary care.

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Reviewer’s Choice Award

Winner Denotes selected for Award adjudication

61st ASA - What’s Up Doc? Research ShowcaseOral Presentations

Ms. Olga Szafran (Bluebell B)

Dr. Tanvir Turin Chowdhury(Bluebell A)

Dr. Donna Manca (Hawthorn C)

2:30–2:35 Introduction Introduction Introduction2:35–2:50 ALBERTA SCREENING AND PREVENTION:

LOCAL DATA FOR EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING- Quantitative Research -Dr. Lee Green, Mr. Doug Stich

MISTAKENLY DISMISSING IMPORTANT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL RESULTS IS COMMON- Program/Policy Description -Mr. Vivek Kumar, Ms. Caitlin Finley

PRIMARY CARE ACCREDITATION – IMPACT, UTILITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND APPROPRIATENESS FOR THE FAMILY PRACTICE- Program/Practice Evaluation -Ms. Grace Moe, Dr. Stanley Kroeker

2:50–3:05 BARRIERS TO DIAGNOSIS OF ADULT ASTHMA IN PRIMARY CARE IN ALBERTA: RESULTS OF AN ONLINE SURVEY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS- Survey Research -Dr. Jean-Pierre Leung, Dr. Brandie Walker

COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION AND ASSESSMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA: PROGRAM EVALUATION FIVE YEARS POST-IMPLEMENTATION- Educational Research -Dr. Shelley Ross

OSTEOPOROSIS TREATMENT AND SCREENING IN ALBERTA BEFORE AND AFTER A HIP FRACTURE: AN EVALUATION OF CURRENT PRACTICE- Educational Research -Mr. Ashi Mehta

3:05–3:20 IMPACTS OF THE 5AST PROVIDER INTERVENTION- Qualitative Research - Ms. Eniola Salami

COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING IN ALBERTA: INAPPROPRIATE USE OF THE FECAL IMMUNOCHEMICAL TEST (FIT)- Program/Policy Description - Dr. Clarence Wong

PALLIATIVE HOME CARE RESPONSE TEAM WORKLOAD AND OUTCOMES PROJECT- Program/Practice Evaluation - Dr. Aynharan Sinnarajah, Ms. Kristy Schafer-Blood

3:20–3:35 DISCOVERY TOOLKIT FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF SENIORS: FACILITATING CONVERSATIONS, ENCOURAGING SCHOLARSHIP - Other -Dr. Jasneet Parmar

WHY RESIDENTS FAIL THE CFPC CERTIFICATION EXAM: EXAMINER NARRATIVES - Mixed Methods Research -Dr. Shirley Schipper

MODERATE MENTAL ILLNESS AS A PREDICTOR OF CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION - Quantitative Research -Dr. Donna Manca

3:35–3:50 REFRESHMENT BREAK**3:50–4:05 FACILITATING EFFECTIVE SHARED

DECISION-MAKING WITH FAMILIES OF DYING PATIENTS TO MANAGE OR AVOID POTENTIAL CONFLICTS- Qualitative Research -Dr. Amy Tan

EXPLORING GENDER SPECIFIC SCREENING PRACTICES IN FAMILY MEDICINE IN ALBERTA: A PILOT STUDY- Survey Research -Dr. Cathlin Mutch, Dr. Todd Hill

QUADRUPLE AIM: A NOVEL FRAMEWORK FOR FAMILY PRACTICE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT- Program/Policy Description -Ms. Grace Moe, Dr. Allan Bailey

4:05–4:20 WELL-BEING OF ALBERTA FAMILY MEDICINE GRADUATES- Survey Research -Ms. Olga Szafran

SEASONALITY OF ANKLE SWELLING- Quantitative Research -Dr. Fangwei Liu

THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS AND PRIMARY CARE ATTACHMENT AND POOR GLYCEMIC CONTROL- Quantitative Research -Dr. K.A. McBrien

4:20–4:35 USE OF COGNITIVE TASK ANALYSIS TO SUPPORT CHANGE MANAGEMENT- Qualitative Research -Dr. Lee Green, Mr. Mark Watt

THE 5A’S OF OBESITY MANAGEMENT IN PRIMARY CARE: RESULTS FROM THE 5A’S TEAM (5AST) STUDY- Mixed Methods Research -Dr. Denise Campbell-Scherer

THE TRANSITION INTO ACADEMIA OF NEW FAMILY MEDICINE FACULTY- Qualitative Research -Dr. Sudha Koppula

4:35–4:50 DO FAMILY INTERVENTIONS PREVENT INITIATION OF ADOLESCENT SMOKING? SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Quantitative Reserach -Dr. Roger E. Thomas

BETTER CONSULTATION AND REFERRAL BY DESIGN- Program/Policy Description -Dr. Bruce W. Fisher, Dr. David Moores

IMPLEMENTING A PREVENTATIVE ALCOHOL SCREENING TOOL FOR USE IN PRIMARY CARE PRACTICES– Qualitative Research -Dr. Donna Manca

4:50–5:05 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES’ EXPERIENCES WITH BOUNDARY ISSUES WHEN CARING FOR CROSS-CULTURAL PATIENT POPULATIONS- Qualitative Research -Dr. Sudha Koppula

ALL ROTATIONS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL: IDENTIFYING CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WHERE RESIDENTS ARE MOST LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER DIFFICULTY- Educational Research -Dr. Shelley Ross

ALBERTA PROVINCIAL 24/7 ON-CALL PALLIATIVE PHYSICIAN SUPPORT TO PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS- Program/Practice Evaluation -Ms. Michelle Peterson Fraser

5:05–5:20 POPULATION HEALTH BY THE FAMILY PRACTICE - HOW TO GO ABOUT IT? IS IT FEASIBLE?- Program/Policy Description -Ms. Grace Moe, Dr. Gregory Boughen

DEFINING PRIORITIES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF COMPETENCE IN CARE OF THE ELDERLY BY FAMILY PHYSICIANS - THE PRIORITY TOPICS– Survey Research -Dr. Lesley Charles

5:20–5:30 Closing/Conclusion


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Rimrock Resort Hotel

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POSTER PRESENTATIONSTHE POWER OF YOUR PRACTICE

POSTER BOARD POSTER TITLE

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A NOVEL USE OF A BENCHMARK EXAMINATION TO EXPLORE ACCURACY OF RESIDENTS: SELF-ASSESSMENT

2HOW ARE WE DOING? FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT ACHIEVEMENT ON A FORMATIVE BENCHMARK EXAMINATION

B 3 ALBERTA FAMILY PHYSICIAN ELECTRONIC ENDOSCOPY STUDY

4 AN INDEX OF UNDER SERVICE OF PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS IN ALBERTA

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ASSESSMENT OF SELF-ADMINISTERED AND ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD SCREENING TOOLS FOR RISK OF MEDICATION-RELATED PROBLEMS

6 CANNABINOID HYPEREMESIS SYNDROME IN THE ED: A RETROSPECTIVE CASE SERIES

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CHANGE CANCER ALBERTA: A PRIMARY CARE INTERVENTION FOR CANCER PREVENTION AND SCREENING

8CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION: CHALLENGES WITH IMPLEMENTING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT

E9 CHRONIC INSOMNIA: TIME TO CHANGE OUR BEHAVIOUR?

10ENGAGING PATIENTS AND CLINICIANS IN ESTABLISHING RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETES IN ALBERTA: USING THE JAMES LIND ALLIANCE PRIORITY SETTING PROCESS

F11 CONSULTATION TIME AT AHAD RUFAIDAH FAMILY MEDICINE CENTRE

12EVALUATING, ASSESSING AND UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY PRESENTATION AND DISEASE BURDEN OF INFLUENZA AND INFLUENZA-LIKE-ILLNESS IN PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS IN ALBERTA

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INTERVENTIONS TO EDUCATE FAMILY PHYSICIANS TO IMPROVE TEST ORDERING: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RCTS

14HOW MUCH EVIDENCE AT LOW RISK OF BIAS IS THERE TO INTERRUPT EACH STEP OF INFLUENZA TRANSMISSION IN HOSPITALS? SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

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15EXPLORING THE CAPACITY OF STORIES TO ENHANCE TEAM-BASED CARE OF OLDER ADULTS WHO HAVE FALLEN

16FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO CLINIC: A SURVEY TO INVESTIGATE TRANSITIONS OF PATIENT CARE VIA EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN EMERGENCY ROOM AND FAMILY PHYSICIANS

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ABANDONED PRESCRIPTIONS: A CLINICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON PRIMARY NON-ADHERENCE

18HOW DOES PHARMACIST PRESCRIBING FIT WITH FAMILY PHYSICIANS’ PRACTICE IN ALBERTA? DEVELOPING KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION STRATEGY

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MEDICAL STUDENTS’ SELF-REPORTED PREPAREDNESS AND ATTITUDES IN PROVIDING CARE TO ETHNIC MINORITIES

20EVALUATION OF ONLINE VIDEOS FOR IMPROVING CULTURAL COMPETENCE: SPECIFIC STRATEGIES FOR WORKING WITH CHINESE IMMIGRANTS

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SCAT2 AND SCAT3 SCORES AT BASELINE AND AFTER MILD BRAIN INJURY/CONCUSSION: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

22IMPROVING OBESITY MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENTS

L23 HOW TO DETERMINE THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE IN OUR CLINIC24 REVIEW OF JOINT INJECTIONS IN PRIMARY CARE


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M25 INFLUENZA VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS IN CANADA FROM 2006-2015

26LOW BACK PAIN QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT PERSPECTIVES

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IS BODY MASS INDEX PREFERENTIALLY RECORDED IN PATIENTS WITH SPECIFIC DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL INDICATORS IN PRIMARY CARE?

28LEARNING PROCEDURAL SKILLS: ASSESSMENT OF ONLINE VIDEOS FOR MEDICAL STUDENT AUDIENCES

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QUETIAPINE NATION? RISING PRESCRIPTIONS FOR QUETIAPINE - UNDERSTANDING PRESCRIBING BEHAVIOUR BY FAMILY PHYSICIANS

30MEANINGFUL MEASUREMENT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LOGIC MODEL FOR EVALUATION OF A FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC

P31 MEDICAL PRACTICE IN THE COMMUNITY: AN INTRODUCTION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS

32OSTEOPOROSIS MANAGEMENT IN SUB-ACUTE CARE PATIENTS: HOW GOOD ARE WE AT TREATING IT, AND HOW CAN WE DO BETTER?

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PRACTICE PATTERNS OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS: CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES

34 INVESTIGATING MEMORY COMPLAINTS IN PRIMARY CARE: A SURVEY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS

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REVIEWING THE INTERFACE OF CASE MANAGEMENT AND FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF SENIORS WITH COMPLEX NEEDS

36RESIDENT-AS-TEACHER: A NOVEL PROGRAM FOR MEDICAL STUDENT EDUCATION, RESIDENT TRAINING AND FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

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WE NEED SOMETHING BETTER: PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVES ON A NOVEL APPROACH TO CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND SCREENING

38THE IMPACT OF BREAST REDUCTION SURGERY ON BREASTFEEDING: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS

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THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCESS TO MEDICATIONS FOR CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY

40 THE VALUE OF NARRATIVE MEDICINE IN MEDICAL EDUCATION: A LITERATURE REVIEW

U41 TOOLKIT FOR THE EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS IN SENIORS

42URINARY CATHETERIZATION IN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: A COMPARISON OF AN ACUTE MEDICAL UNIT AND A GERIATRIC UNIT

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USING ADMINISTRATIVE DATA TO FIND LOCAL EVIDENCE FOR CHOOSING WISELY RECOMMENDATIONS ON CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING

44 UTILIZING THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT ROLE IN FIVE ALBERTA PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS

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THE EFFECT OF DIET AND MEDICATION TIMING ON ANTICOAGULATION STABILITY IN USERS OF WARFARIN: THE “INRANGE RCT”

46 WEB-BASED VIDEOCONFERENCING FOR RURAL PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULTATION IN THE HOME

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EVALUATION OF A STANDARDIZED ELECTRONIC END-OF-LIFE ORDER SET TARGETED AT IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF END-OF-LIFE CARE WITHIN HOSPITAL INPATIENTS

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AWARDSThe Research Review Committee reviewed a total of 90 abstract submissions (both oral and poster) and evaluated and scored each based on the following criteria:

• Relevance and importance to family medicine

• Relevance to primary care research and researchers

• Innovation/originality

• Clear, well-written description, well-defined objectives, and appropriate learning methods/style

Scoring results determined the top four Oral and top four Poster abstracts. Researchers were notified of their status and advised they would be evaluated by four Adjudicators during their presentations at the Research Showcase at the ASA in Banff.

Evaluations will be based on:

• Visual quality of the presentation

• Originality of the research program

• Potential benefit to family practice

• Quality of Oral presentation

• Use of time

• Clearly articulated

• Response to questions

At 7:30pm, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be presented in both oral and poster categories. Please plan to attend to celebrate together the success of our researchers.

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