8:00-8:30 a.m. — Breakfast
8:30-8:45 a.m. — Opening Remarks & Speakers
Richard I. Levin, MD, President/CEO, The Arnold P. Gold Foundation
Susan Frampton, PhD, President, Planetree International
Dorothy Levine, MD, Vice President of GHHS, The Arnold P. Gold Foundation
Scott Shaffer, MD, Chair of GHHS Advisory Council, The Arnold P. Gold Foundation
8:50-10:05 a.m. — Projects-Outreach with Q&A
David Power, MD: “Laundry Love: An Outreach of the University of Minnesota GHHS Chapter”
Hanna Elmongy & Julian Lejbman : “Solidarity Week: Building Solidarity with the Philadelphia Community”
Gina DeNucci, RN: “Walk with a Future Doc”
Madeline Carney: “The Soul Food Project: Fighting Loneliness Over Lunch”
Elaine Stapleton & Maria Harris: “The Kenley Project”
Michael Wade, MD: “Care and Kindness: Providing Compassionate Care for Transgender Patient”
Rachel Hammer, MD & George Sayde, MD: “ICU Diaries at RCT at University Medical Center New Orleans”
10:05-10:20 a.m. — Break
10:20-11:20 a.m. — Caring for the Underserved with Q&A
Guest Introduction by Jeffrey Brown, MD Veteran’s Healthcare
Zach Dawson, MD: “Forward Recon: A Student Perspective on Leadership and Program Development through the Veterans Gold Health Initiative”
Jensen Reckhow: “Negev Refugee Center”
Ileana Nieves, MD & Gabriel Fernandez Pedrosa: “2018 Spencer Foreman Award for Outstanding Community Service”
Meredith Guiliani, MBBS, Med, FRCPC: “Promoting Integration of Humanistic Competencies into Global Oncology Curricula: A Systematic Review”, University Health Network Princess Margaret Cancer Center
Rachel Williams: “Building a Humanistic Framework of Care for Patients Experiencing Incarceration: A Systematic Review of the Literature”
11:20-12:30 p.m. — Student Run Clinics with Q&A
General Introduction by Executive Director of Americares Free Clinics, Karen Gottlieb, RN: “Caring for the Underinsured in the US”
Introduction to Student Run Clinics by Urmi Desai, MD
Joshua Smith, MD & Memoona Hasnain, MD, MHPE, PhD: “Chicago Street Medicine and the Importance of Community Based, Interprofessional, Extra-Clinical Training in Working with Marginalized Persons”
Urmi Desai, MD & Sarah Soo-Hoo: “Five Clinics Serving Unique Underserved Populations in New York City: Commonalities, Successes and Lessons Learned at Columbia U. Vagelos College of P&S”
Olivia Akker & Lucy Guerra, MD: “Engaging Local High School Volunteers with Tampa Bay Medicine”
12:30-1:30 p.m. — Lunch
1:30-3:30 p.m. — Unique Educational Endeavors
Introduction by Elizabeth Toll, MD
Dawn Tuell, MD & Katie Lee Ford, MD : “Training Medical Students on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survivor Support”
Bethany Kette: “History Taking in the Anatomy Lab”
Jason Wasserman, PhD: “Humanism in Health and Healthcare: Development of a free, for-credit, internationally available course on humanism delivered on the NextGenU”
Linda Stone, MD: “Ohio Summit: Preparing the Undergraduate Humanistic Health Career Professional”
Memoona Hasnain, MD, MHPE, PhD: “Training Health Professions Workforce in Humanism, Social Justice and Health Disparities through Caring for Vulnerable Populations, Interprofessional Education, and Community-based Participatory Research”
Patricia Sexton, DHEd : “Health Partners: An Interprofessional Humanism-in-Action Elective”
Jeremy Chapman, MD & Paul Kent, MD RIB MEAT: “Reducing Implicit Bias in Medical Education and Training”
Laura Hirshfield, PhD: “Implicit Bias in Medical Context: A Scoping Review” MTL
Danielle Blanch-Hartigan, PhD, MPH: “Advancing Humanism in Anesthesiology: A meta-analysis and Systemic Review” MTL
Lolita Alkureishi, MD & Wei Wei Lee, MD, MPH: “Advocacy and Training to Improve Patient-Centered Technology (IPaCT) Use in the Digital Age” MTL
Michael Blackie, PhD: “Mapping the (mis) alignment between medical humanism and health humanities in medical education: A scoping review” MTL
2:45-3:00 p.m. — Break
3:00-3:45 p.m.
Scott Wright, MD: “CLOSLER”
Sheyla Medina: “Beyond words: the role of medical comics in expressing healthcare experiences among students”
Chris Dingman: “Peace: Music for Healing and Transition”
3:45-4:25 — Regional Conferences: “How To’s and What For’s” with Q&A
Introduction by Louisa Tvito, The Arnold P. Gold Foundation
Francis Tao: “UC Riverside Veteran Health Symposium”
Emily Rider-Longmaid : “Creativity, Arts and Medicine”
Maurico Bonilla, Kleshie Baisie, Monica Tulimiero, and Megan Calzia
“How We Heal: Confronting Health Inequity with Structural Competency”
4:20-5:20 p.m. — Networking
5:30-6:45 p.m. — Poster Session & Networking Reception
Sponsored by William Kassing in honor of Norma E. Wagoner, PhD
Location: Ocean’s Foyer
