| Laura Sudano PhD, LMFT | UCC San Diego Health | C12 - What’s in a WHO? Determining The Impact of Warm Handoffs (WHOs)
DG50 - Integrated care and working with sports/athletes
H04 - CFHA Debate 6.0: Whither Universal Screening?
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| Julie Le DO | UC San Diego Health | I10 - Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment in Primary Care
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| Sarah Miller MD | UC San Diego Health | C12 - What’s in a WHO? Determining The Impact of Warm Handoffs (WHOs)
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| Florencia Lebensohn-Chialvo PhD | UC- San Diego Health | C12 - What’s in a WHO? Determining The Impact of Warm Handoffs (WHOs)
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| William Sieber Ph.D. | UCSD Family Medicine Residency Program | C12 - What’s in a WHO? Determining The Impact of Warm Handoffs (WHOs)
H03 - Improving Outcomes and Value: A Panel on the Importance of Measurement-Based Care and Value-Based Payments for Integrated Care Teams
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| Shari Townsend BSSN, RN | UH Health Family Care Center | B09 - Advancing Primary Care Integration: A Quality Improvement Approach to Team Huddles
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| Samantha Hamburger | UNC Department of Family Medicine | F09 - Aligning Behavioral Health Service Provision and Training Initiatives in Family Medicine Residency Programs
J09 - Preparing Family Medicine to Address the Youth Behavioral Health Crisis: Creation of a Co-located Psychiatric Consult Clinic
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| Kelsey Ross Dew MPH | UNC Family Medicine | B07 - Psych CoCM: From Grassroots to Sustainability in an FQHC
F09 - Aligning Behavioral Health Service Provision and Training Initiatives in Family Medicine Residency Programs
J09 - Preparing Family Medicine to Address the Youth Behavioral Health Crisis: Creation of a Co-located Psychiatric Consult Clinic
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| Jordan Hyler | UNC Family Medicine | F09 - Aligning Behavioral Health Service Provision and Training Initiatives in Family Medicine Residency Programs
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| Jeffrey Goodie PhD, ABPP | Uniformed Services University of the Health Science | H12 - Building Research Capacity in Primary Care Clinics: Step-by-step Guidance for Developing a Culture of Research and Scholarship
Poster Walk
K10 - Successful Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration in a Large Health System and a Cautionary Tale
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| Kathy Emans MSW | University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) | G06 - Development, Implementation and Evaluation of an Internal Training Program for Behavioral Health Consultants in an Academic Medical Center Primary Care Setting
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| Maddisen Ellison M.A. | University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) | DG12 - Managing fatalistic beliefs about acquired chronic illness in rural populations
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| Michael Brubaker | University of Cincinnati | Poster 02 - Awareness, Screening, Support, Intervention, and Skills Training for Students (ASSISTS): A University Training Program for Mental Health Challenges and Crisis on Campus
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| Courtney Legge PsyD | University of Colorado | A10 - From Blueprint to Build: Observing the Impact of Radical Change
E04 - From Primary Care to Specialty Care: Lessons Learned from Implementation of Integrated Behavioral Health into Neurology Specialty Practices
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| Frank deGruy MD | University of Colorado Family Medicine | AB04 - CFHA and the AHRQ Integration Academy: Learning From Each Other’s Experiences to Jointly Advance the Field
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| Aaron Bergman PhD | University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine | A10 - From Blueprint to Build: Observing the Impact of Radical Change
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| Gesa Kohlmeier PsyD | University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine | A10 - From Blueprint to Build: Observing the Impact of Radical Change
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| christina new PhD | University of Colorado School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry | C10 - Serving Gender Diverse Patients in Primary Care Settings
G12 - Evaluating the Impact of an Educational Seminar in an Integrated Healthcare Setting: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Enhancing Outcomes for Patients Pursuing Vaginoplasty
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| Carolyn Tucker PhD | University of Florida | PS1 - Reducing Racism-Related Health Disparities: “With An Ear for the Beats of Different and Wounded Hearts”
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| Ashley Smith PsyD | University of Houston | B09 - Advancing Primary Care Integration: A Quality Improvement Approach to Team Huddles
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| Ken Janda JD | University of Houston College of Medicine | DG61 - Implementation challenges with integrated care, especially payment issues
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| David Curtis PhD | University of Houston - Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine | B09 - Advancing Primary Care Integration: A Quality Improvement Approach to Team Huddles
DG53 - PCBH implementation challenges
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| Theresa Menders DrPH, MBA | University of Illinois Chicago, School of Public Health | F12 - How To Conduct Qualitative Research Interviews: A Case Example of Identifying Challenges, Strategies, and Leadership Skills for Integrating Behavioral Health into Primary Care
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| Abbie Beacham PhD - Clinical Psychology | University of Louisville School of Dentistry | D12 - Effective and Responsive Healthcare Provider Well-being Programs: Developing a Mission in Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
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| Jill Fenske MD | University of Michigan Medical School | Poster 53 - Ask a Question, Save a Life: Improving Suicide Prevention Practices in Primary Care
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| Tai Mendenhall PhD, LMFT | University of Minnesota | DG18 - MedFT
H09 - Walking in Balance: Mitigating Our Risk for Burnout and Compassion Fatigue through a Combination of Innovative Technologies and Conventional Wisdom
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| Lisa Zak-Hunter PhD, LMFT | University of Minnesota | D10 - Providing Family Centered Supervision Across Various Clinical Context
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| Susan McDaniel PhD, ABPP | University of Rochester Medical Center | ELO 02 - A Systemic Approach To Integrated Care: Moving Beyond Models To Meet Population Health Needs
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| Ellen Poleshuck PhD | University of Rochester Medical Center | J04 - Improving Integration: Utilization of the Practice Integration Profile 2.0 to Measure and Enhance Integration of Behavioral Health Services in a Primary Care Setting for a Quality Improvement Project
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| Chinyu Wu PhD, OTR | University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio | Poster 76 - Managing Type 2 Diabetes Through the Lens of People with Serious Mental Illness: A Photovoice Study
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| Samantha Solis LPC-A, BHC Fellow | University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley | Poster 90 - From Trainee to Fellow: A PCBH Workforce Development Pipeline to Address Mental Health in Primary Care Along the Texas-Mexico Border
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| Yvette Cantu Cazares MEd | University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), Dept. of Psychiatry, School of Medicine | J13 - Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) Model: Implementation and Preliminary Impact of Integrated Family Medicine Residency Clinics Serving in the Rio Grande Valley
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| Joey Tan PhD | University of Virginia Department of Family Medicine | DG56 - Navigating the transition from a co-located specialty BH model to a more integrated PCBH model
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| Jessica Whitfield MD, MPH | University of Washington | ELO 09 - CoCM Secret Sauce: The Systematic Caseload Review
C06 - Skills for Supporting Medication Management
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| Susan Franks PhD, ABPP/Clinical Health Psychology | UNT Health Science Center at Fort Worth | A13 - Bridging the Gap in Obesity Prevention through Community Oriented Primary Care Resident Education
I01 - Leveraging Emotional Intelligence for the Development of Interpersonal Psychological Safety Building Skills in Collaborative Care Education
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| Juinell Williams PhD | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs | Poster 71 - Black College Women’s Knowledge Sources and Conceptualizations of Preventive Health
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| Rachel Allen PsyD | US. Department of Veterans Affairs | F11 - We're Not Just in Primary Care Anymore: Advancing Mental Health Integration into Specialty Medicine
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| Erin Cobb PhD, LMFT | USUHS | E13 - Understanding the Experiences of Women Undergoing Medical Separation from the United States Military
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| Stacy Ogbeide PsyD, ABPP | UT Health San Antonio | ELO 06 - Clinical Supervision In Primary Care: Giving Effective Feedback
D04 - The Scars We Wear: An Intimate Journey of Integrated Behavioral Health Innovation and Leadership
F10 - Getting Started in Integrated Care: Trainee and Supervisor Experiences
I06 - Supervision Needs Of Novice Behavioral Health Clinicians In Integrated Primary Care: A Delphi Study
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| Raquel Romero MD, MPH | UT Health San Antonio | B13 - "Be Very Strong Because It’s Agonizing:” A Qualitative Study Learning from Hispanic/Latinx Patients with Unmanaged Type 2 Diabetes
I12 - Tackling Prediabetes in South Texas in Partnership with Community Health Workers: Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Principles in Action
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| Yajaira Johnson-Esparza PhD | UT Health San Antonio | |
| Amelie Ramirez DrPh, MPH | UT Health San Antonio | PS2 - The Science of Communicating for Advocacy and Action to Improve Health Equity
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| Elisabeth de la Rosa MS, CHW | UT Health San Antonio | I12 - Tackling Prediabetes in South Texas in Partnership with Community Health Workers: Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Principles in Action
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| Sneha Rajendran MS | UT Health San Antonio Long School of Medicine | Poster 01 - Project Heart: Promoting Health Eating and Activity through Recreation and Teaching
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| Suchit Chidurala | UT Health Science Center San Antonio | Poster 01 - Project Heart: Promoting Health Eating and Activity through Recreation and Teaching
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| Symone Taylor | UT Health Science Center San Antonio | Poster 01 - Project Heart: Promoting Health Eating and Activity through Recreation and Teaching
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| Tony Jha | UTHSCSA Long School of Medicine | Poster 01 - Project Heart: Promoting Health Eating and Activity through Recreation and Teaching
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| Angela Hiefner PhD | UT Southwestern Medical Center | H13 - Family Support and Chronic Disease: Strategies for a Family-centered Approach in Primary Care
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| Sarah Woods PhD, LMFT-S | UT Southwestern Medical Center | H13 - Family Support and Chronic Disease: Strategies for a Family-centered Approach in Primary Care
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| Victoria Udezi MD, MPH, FAAFP | UT Southwestern Medical Center | H13 - Family Support and Chronic Disease: Strategies for a Family-centered Approach in Primary Care
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