Thank you all for your continued support of the Family & Community Medicine Rodnick Colloquium. This year we will be hosting a virtual colloquium on May 28, 2020 and continuing to support our staff, faculty, and alliances by featuring all of their amazing work via zoom! This year’s plenary will feature Covid19 response teams and Covid19 Community engagement from UCSF and our FCM alliances. Below is the agenda for the events of the day, due to security purposes zoom links will be provided to those who RSVP.
UCSF Department of Family and Community Medicine
Rodnick “Virtual” Colloquium 2020
Opening Plenary Session
11:00 – 12:00 – Plenary “Family Medicine in the Time of Coronavirus”
- Panel highlights impacts of family doctors in shaping our community’s COVID response
- Panel Moderator – Kevin Grumbach MD
- Hali Hammer MD (Directing the SF DPH’s Ambulatory Care Response)
- Rita Hamad MD, PhD (Applying Social Epidemiology to Promote Health Equity)
- Jennifer Karlin MD, PhD (Sustaining Women’s Health in the Pandemic)
- Jonathan Butler PhD (Engaging the Community Response to COVID)
- Josh Bamberger MD (Advocating for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness)
*Click this link to view the Plenary
12:00 – 12:20 – “Family Medicine’s Got Talent!” + Alliance Education Awards + Hope Quilt
- Alliance Education Awards – Margo Vener MD
- Collaboration in Education
- Promotion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Education
"Family Medicine’s Got Talent!” – The 2020 Talent Show!
(Clink the individual links below to enjoy the talent show)
- Brian Abascal, Project Manager at FCM’s Pacific AIDS and Education Center; and the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus.
- Kaitlin Best DO and husband Noah Best RN, Residency Retreat Rap
- Dr. Daniel Pound UCSF Clinical Professor and Family
- Sutter Santa Rosa Residency Program conducts educational morning rounds
- Dr. Lealah Pollack is a UCSF Assistant Clinical Professor
- James Rouse MA, MS, is a unit manager in UCSFFCM and Las Munecas
Afternoon
Click here to see List of oral presentations
Click here to see poster presentations
12:30 – 12:50 - Poster Discussion Sessions (posters can begin to be viewed on May 26, 2020)
Participants encouraged to view posters prior to discussion.
- Primary Care: Excellence and Innovation
- Behavioral and Integrative Health
- Promoting Wellness and Human Connection in Medical Education
- Addressing Social Determinants of Health
- Quality Improvement in Graduate Medical Education
- Curriculum Design and Assessment in Undergraduate Medical Education
1:00 – 1:50 - Session I
- Understanding and Promoting Health Equity – Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Innovations in Clinical Care, Session 1 - Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Empathy Can’t Be Outsourced – Workshop - Shannon Weber MSW
- Taking the Next Step on Social Risk Screening in Your Clinic – Workshop - Yuri Cartier MPH, Emila DeMarchis MD
2:00 – 2:50 - Session 2
- Integrating Social, Behavioral and Medical Care in Health Settings - Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Innovations in Clinical Care, Session 2 – Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Advancing Medical Education - Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Addiction Treatment: California Bridge 24/7 – Workshop – Hannah Snyder MD
3:00 – 3:50 – Session 3
- Maternal and Child Health – Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Addiction Medicine – Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Community Outreach – Oral Presentations/Discussion
- Building a culture of scholarly activity among residency faculty and residents – Workshop - Brooke Harris PhD, Samuel Ridout MD
4:00 - 5:00 - COVID Policy Implications: How is the pandemic impacting our world? What happens next? How do I get involved?
Panel and Small Group Discussion
“Headlines” Panel (4:00-4:30) – In one large combined panel, experts will share their perspective on key implications from the pandemic and highlight headlines of emerging issues. This “teaser” session provides a big-picture perspective on the vast implications of COVID and also helps you select which small group you want to join for deeper discussion.
Panel moderator - Margo Vener MD
Please click here to see the Headline Panel
“Deeper Dive” Discussion Groups (4:30 – 5:00) – Please join the discussion group that best fits your interests. In these small groups, you can share ideas with experts and colleagues, discuss how to get involved, and brainstorm important next steps.
- Health care finance and payment reform
- Kevin Grumbach MD, Jeremy Fish MD
- Structural racism
- Lydia Leung MD, Manuel Tapia MD, Monica Hahn MD
- Homelessness response
- Paula Fleisher MA, Josh Bamberger MD
- Environment, food sourcing and pandemic prevention
- Daphne Miller MD
- COVID impact on family medicine education
- Brian Johnson MD, Diana Coffa MD, Tara Scott MD
- TeleMedicine: Who are we reaching, who doesn’t answer, and what do folks prefer?
- Danielle Hessler PhD, Laura Gottlieb, MD, Trish Hiresote DO, Rachel Friedman MD, Emilia DeMarcis, Mike Potter MD
- Who is getting flattened under the curve, and how can we prevent it?
- Eva Raphael MD, Rita Hamad MD PhD, Beatrice Huang BA, Caroline Fichtenberg, PhD
History
The annual Family & Community Medicine Colloquium on Innovations in Family Medicine – dedicated in 2008 to Jonathan Rodnick, MD – celebrates the best of the work being done in family medicine at UCSF. Each year, the colloquium:
- Provides a forum to showcase the most innovative work of department members and medical students in many areas, some of which include clinical care, community engagement, education, and research;
- Enhances collaboration within the department; and
- Fosters mentorship opportunities for medical students interested in family medicine and residents in our family medicine residency training programs.
Past Programs
Support
Former FCM Chair Jack Rodnick dedicated his life to improving medical education and serving UCSF faculty members and students and the greater San Francisco Bay Area community. We can think of no better way to honor his memory and years of dedicated service than to have his name and life’s work memorialized by the colloquium and by creating a grants program to assist individuals to take their initial steps as scholars in family medicine. Please consider helping us to honor Jack’s legacy by contributing to this important educational event.
For online donations, please click here. Under “Choose a designation,” please choose “Jonathan Rodnick Memorial Fund.”
You may also donate by mail; please click here to access the printable donor form.