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APPD 2017 Annual Spring Meeting ~ April 5-8 ~ Anaheim, California ~ www.appd.org

APPD 2017 Annual Meeting

April 5-8

Hilton Anaheim Anaheim, CA

Members Meeting

Welcome! Franklin Trimm, MD APPD President

APPD Financial Report

John Mahan, MD APPD Secretary-Treasurer

Financials for Gen X/Millenials

Financials for Boomers

July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 Income

SUPPORT and REVENUE Dues 601,625

Regional Dues 28,118 Spring/Fall Meetings 650,423 Contributions 10,686 LEAD Tuition 88,000 Investment 20,833

Learn – PMAC 237,447

TOTAL INCOME 1,637,132

July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 Expense

EXPENSE Member Services 128.920 Fall/Spring Meetings 554,160 Regional Expenses 13,335 • LEAD 94,509 • LEARN 169,183

PMAC 134,204 • Special Projects Program 24,770 • Organizational Support 14,730 • Admin/Operations 414,824 • • TOTAL EXPENSES 1,548,635

FY 2016 Operations Bottom Line…

1,637,132 1,548,635

$88,497

Statement of Financial Position As of June 30, 2016

• Total Assets $1,482,589 • Current Liabilities $ 100,312 • Total Designated $ 225,671 • Total Undesignated $1,156,606

• Total Liabilities & Net Assets $1,482,589

Your educational research network!

APPD LEARN is… • Educational research network focused on Pediatrics

education (An AHRQ-registered PBRN)

• 148 participating programs • Enterprise-quality data repository • Longitudinal identifier codes for learners to permit studies

over time and across projects • Open to your program!

Dissemination update

At this meeting… • Key Stakeholders Session this afternoon:

• Report from PMAC Director and Site Leads

• Poster Session on Friday, April 7 • Burnout Status and Milestone Performance in Pediatric Residents (Staples, et al.) • Concordance of Clinical Competency Committee and Program Director

Recommended Supervision Categorization (Schumacher, et al.) • Do Milestones Reported to the ACGME Describe Residents’ Performance or Their

Programs’ Assessment Practices? (Gifford, et al.) • Key Factors for Recommending a Resident May Serve as a Supervisor: A National

Study of Clinical Competency Committee Members (Schumacher, et al.) • Scholarly Activity Training During Residency: A National Survey of Pediatric

Residents and Program Directors (Abramson, et al.)

• Platform Presentations on Saturday, April 8 (2017 Research Award):

• Burnout in Pediatric Residents: A National Survey to Inform Future Interventions (Batra, et al.)

Study updates • New/upcoming:

• Academic half-days and board scores (Shutak, Borman-Shoap) • PMAC Module 3: Team Leadership/Supervision (Hicks, Schwartz;

ABP/NBME support) • SPIN: Fellowship director perceptions of Pediatric Subspecialty

EPAs (Mink; ABP support)

• Ongoing/longitudinal: • Burnout/Resilience (Mahan, Batra) • General Pediatric EPAs (Schumacher, Carraccio; ABP support)

Keep in touch with us!

Beth King, MPP Project Manager

Alan Schwartz, PhD Network Director

learn@appd.org http://learn.appd.org

APPD Special Projects

Rebecca Blankenburg, MD, MPH Chair, Council of Task Force Chairs

Can a Mindfulness Curriculum Prevent Burnout During Pediatric Internship? A Multi-Center Randomized Control Trial Co-Principal Investigators: Yarden S. Fraiman, MD (PGY2), Colin M. Sox, MD, MS Co-Investigators: Tammy Bleaker, Christine Cheston, MD, Stephanie Dewar, MD, John Mahan, MD, Catherine Michelson, MD, MMSc, Sue Poynter, MD, Mark Vining, MD

Special Project Grant

Evaluation of a Curriculum Educating Pediatric Residents to Care for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning and Androgynous (LGBTQA+) Youth Principal Investigator: Brian Lurie, MD, MPH Co-Investigators: William Hochgertel, MD (PGY2), Sharon Calaman, MD CHSE, Sydney Primis, MD

Special Project Grant

APPD Awards Berkowitz ~ Holm ~ Tunnessen

Dena Hofkosh, MD, MEd Immediate Past President

Carol Berkowitz Award for Lifetime of Advocacy and Leadership in Pediatric Medical Education

Walter W. Tunnessen, Jr., MD Award for the Advancement of Pediatric Resident Education

Robert S. Holm, MD Leadership Award

APPD Awards

“This award is to honor a Program Coordinator for a Lifetime of Advocacy and Leadership in Pediatric Medical Education.”

Carol Berkowitz Award for Lifetime of Advocacy and Leadership in Pediatric Medical Education

2016 Recipient: Patricia Jacobi 2015 Recipient: Elizabeth Payne, MAEd, C-TAGME 2014 Recipient: Amelia Maeda 2013 Recipient: Jean Ashley, MSBC, C-TAGME 2012 Recipient: Cindy Colpitts 2011 Recipient: Cynthia Gibson, C-TAGME 2010 Recipient: Rosemary Munson, C-TAGME 2009 Recipient: Melodie Allison, C-TAGME 2008 Recipient: Mary Gallagher, C-TAGME 2007 Recipient: June Dailey, C-TAGME 2006 Recipient: Aida Velez, MEd 2005 Recipient: Jeri Whitten, C-TAGME

Carol Berkowitz Award for Lifetime of Advocacy and Leadership in Pediatric Medical Education Recipients

2017 Recipient: Jaime Bruse, C-TAGME 2016 Recipient: Patricia Jacobi 2015 Recipient: Elizabeth Payne, MAEd, C-TAGME 2014 Recipient: Amelia Maeda 2013 Recipient: Jean Ashley, MSBC, C-TAGME 2012 Recipient: Cindy Colpitts 2011 Recipient: Cynthia Gibson, C-TAGME 2010 Recipient: Rosemary Munson, C-TAGME 2009 Recipient: Melodie Allison, C-TAGME 2008 Recipient: Mary Gallagher, C-TAGME 2007 Recipient: June Dailey, C-TAGME 2006 Recipient: Aida Velez, MEd 2005 Recipient: Jeri Whitten, C-TAGME

Carol Berkowitz Award for Lifetime of Advocacy and Leadership in Pediatric Medical Education Recipients

“This award is to honor a Program Director or Associate Program Director (past or present) for extraordinary or innovative contribution(s) in pediatric graduate medical education.”

Recipients 2016 Recipient: Janet Serwint, MD 2015 Recipient: Daniel West, MD 2014 Recipient: Javier Gonzalez del Rey, MD, MEd 2013 Recipient: Nicole Paradise Black, MD 2012 Recipient: Gregory Blaschke, MD 2011 Recipient: Martha Wright, MD, MEd 2010 Recipient: Benjamin Hoffman, MD 2009 Recipient: Joseph Lopreiato, MD, MPH 2008 Recipient: Robert McGregor, MD 2007 Recipient: Julia A. McMillan, MD 2006 Recipient: Theodore C. Sectish, MD 2005 Recipient: Gail A. McGuinness, MD 2004 Recipient: Carol Carraccio, MD

Recipients 2017 Recipient: Ann Burke, MD 2016 Recipient: Janet Serwint, MD 2015 Recipient: Daniel West, MD 2014 Recipient: Javier Gonzalez del Rey, MD, MEd 2013 Recipient: Nicole Paradise Black, MD 2012 Recipient: Gregory Blaschke, MD 2011 Recipient: Martha Wright, MD, MEd 2010 Recipient: Benjamin Hoffman, MD 2009 Recipient: Joseph Lopreiato, MD, MPH 2008 Recipient: Robert McGregor, MD 2007 Recipient: Julia A. McMillan, MD 2006 Recipient: Theodore C. Sectish, MD 2005 Recipient: Gail A. McGuinness, MD 2004 Recipient: Carol Carraccio, MD

“This award is to honor a Program Director or Associate Program Director (past or present) for extraordinary contribution in pediatric program director leadership or in support of other pediatric program directors as a mentor, advisor or role model for the many duties and responsibilities of the position.”

Recipients

2016 Recipient: Aditee Narayan, MD, MPH 2015 Recipient: Robert J. Vinci, MD 2014 Recipient: Grace Caputo, MD, MPH 2013 Recipient: R. Franklin Trimm, MD 2012 Recipient: John Frohna, MD 2011 Recipient: Clifton Yu, MD 2010 Recipients: Joseph Gilhooly, MD Nancy Spector, MD 2009 Recipient: Richard Shugerman, MD 2008 Recipient: Stephen Ludwig, MD 2007 Recipient: Frederick H. Lovejoy, Jr., MD 2006 Recipient: Edwin L. Zalneraitis, MD 2005 Recipient: Kenneth B. Roberts, MD 2004 Recipient: Carol D. Berkowitz, MD

Recipients 2017 Recipient: Cynthia Ferrell, MD, MSEd 2016 Recipient: Aditee Narayan, MD, MPH 2015 Recipient: Robert J. Vinci, MD 2014 Recipient: Grace Caputo, MD, MPH 2013 Recipient: R. Franklin Trimm, MD 2012 Recipient: John Frohna, MD 2011 Recipient: Clifton Yu, MD 2010 Recipients: Joseph Gilhooly, MD Nancy Spector, MD 2009 Recipient: Richard Shugerman, MD 2008 Recipient: Stephen Ludwig, MD 2007 Recipient: Frederick H. Lovejoy, Jr., MD 2006 Recipient: Edwin L. Zalneraitis, MD 2005 Recipient: Kenneth B. Roberts, MD 2004 Recipient: Carol D. Berkowitz, MD

Cynthia L. Ferrell, M.D., M.S.Ed. (1966-2017)

APPD Research Awards Research ~ QI ~ Trainee

Lynn Garfunkel, MD 2017 Past Program Chair

The Association of Pediatric Program Directors Research Award is awarded annually for outstanding educational research presented by an APPD member during the national APPD spring meeting. Winning candidates are selected based on the quality of work presented in the abstract. Eligibility Criteria: One of the authors must be a member of the APPD. First-author abstract must be accepted for presentation at the APPD Spring Meeting to be considered. The first-author must present the abstract at the APPD Spring Meeting unless there are extenuating circumstances

APPD Research Award

“Burnout Status and Milestone Performance in Pediatric Residents” Betty B. Staples, MD Duke University

(poster # 90)

2017 APPD Research Award

The Association of Pediatric Program Directors Quality Improvement Award is awarded annually for an outstanding quality improvement project presented during the national APPD Spring Meeting. This award is designed to encourage trainees and APPD members to participate in QI within medical education. Winning candidates are selected based on the quality of work presented in the abstract. Eligibility Criteria: 1. One of the authors must be a member of the APPD. 2. First-author abstract must be accepted for presentation at the APPD

Spring Meeting to be considered. 3. The first-author must present the abstract at the APPD Spring Meeting

unless there are extenuating circumstances.

APPD Quality Improvement Award

“Improving Resident-Nurse Communication with Collaborative Quality Improvement” Allison Rose, MD Emory University

(platform presentation # 6)

2017 APPD Quality Improvement Award

The Association of Pediatric Program Directors Trainee Research Award is awarded annually for outstanding educational research presented by a trainee (medical student, resident, chief resident or fellow) during the national APPD Spring Meeting. This award is designed to encourage pediatricians in training to pursue careers in medical education. Winning candidates are selected based on the quality of work presented in the abstract. Eligibility Criteria: Trainee (medical student, resident, chief resident or fellow) must submit and present the abstract prior to the completion of training (residency, chief residency, or fellowship). Work completed during training but submitted after training is completed will not qualify for this award. The first-author must be identified as a trainee by checking the “first-author is trainee” box in the APPD abstract submission program. The APPD Trainee Research Award online application must be completed. The Research must be sponsored by an APPD member, as indicated in the submission process. The role of the trainee as a key member of the team who authors the research must be verified by the APPD member who is the sponsor. The Abstract and supplemental materials (APPD Trainee Research Award application and Letter of Support) must be received by the APPD abstract submission deadline. The trainee’s abstract must be accepted for presentation at the APPD Spring Meeting to be considered. The trainee must present the abstract at the APPD Spring Meeting.

APPD Trainee Research Award

“A Virtual Reality Curriculum for Pediatric Residents Decreases Rates of Influenza Vaccine Refusal” Francis J. Real, MD Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center /University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

(poster 67)

2017 APPD Trainee Research Award

Global Health Scholarship Awards

Mike Pitt, MD and Christiana Russ, MD Co-Leaders, APPD Pediatric Global Health Educators PEG

Global Pediatric Educator Scholarship Recipients

Dr. Mimi Lhamu Mynak Dr. EndaleTefera Dejene

Recognition of Outgoing APPD Leaders

Franklin Trimm, MD President

Betty Staples, MD (2014-2017)

Farewell At-Large Board Member

Glenn Rosenbluth, MD (2016-2017) Associate Program Directors’ Executive Committee Charlene Larson Rotandi, AB, AA, C-TAGME (2016-2017) Coordinators’ Executive Committee Angela Myers, MD, MPH (2016-2017) Fellowship Program Directors’ Executive Committee

Thank You to Outgoing Executive Committee Chairs

Maneesh Batra, MD, MPH (2014-2017) Past Chair - Associate Program Directors’ Executive Committee Megan Aylor,MD (2014-2017) At-Large Member - Associate Program Directors’ Executive Committee Sydney Primis, MD (2016-2017) At-Large Member - Associate Program Directors’ Executive Committee

Farewell To Outgoing Executive Committee Members

Teresa Beacham, MBA, C-TAGME (2014-2017) Past Chair - Coordinators’ Executive Committee Rachel Laws, MBA (2016-2017) At-Large Member – Coordinators’ Executive Committee Geoffrey Fleming, MD (2014-2017) Past Chair - Fellowship Program Directors’ Executive Committee

Farewell To Outgoing Executive Committee Members

Thank You To The Outgoing Nominations’ Committee Member

Kenya McNeal-Trice, MD (2015-2017)

And a sincere thank you to everyone on the 2017 Program Committee!

Thank You To The 2017 Annual Meeting Program Past Chair

Lynn Garfunkel, MD

APPD Election Results

Dena Hofkosh, MD, MEd Immediate Past President

At-Large Member Sharon Calaman, MD (2017-2020)

Welcome to the APPD Board of Directors

Bruce Herman, MD (2017-2019)

Welcome to the APPD Nominations Committee

Chair Brian Lurie, MD, MPH, FAAP (2016-2019)

(Chair 2017-2018, Immediate Past Chair 2018-2019) Chair-Elect Ndidi Unaka, MD, MEd (2017-2020) (Chair-Elect 2017-2018, Chair 2018-2019,

Immediate Past Chair 2018-2019) At-Large Members: Rhett Lieberman, MD, MPH (2017-2020) Ariel Winn, MD (2017-2019)

Welcome to the Associate Program Directors’ Executive Committee

Chair-Elect: Michelle Brooks, C-TAGME (2017-2020)

(Chair-Elect 2017-2018, Chair 2018-2019, Immediate Past Chair 2019-2020)

At-Large Members: Kelly Laurent, MS (2017-2020) Tammy Bleeker, BS (2017-2018)

Welcome to the Coordinators’ Executive Committee

Chair-Elect: Kathleen McGann, MD (2017-2020) (Chair-Elect 2017-2018, Chair 2018-2019, Immediate Past Chair 2019-2020) At-Large Member: Christine Barron, MD (2017-2020)

Welcome to the Fellowship Program Directors’ Executive Committee

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Franklin Trimm, MD

Who We Are Where We’re Going

Vision 2020

MISSION VISION VALUES APPD serves pediatric programs by leading the advancement of education to ensure the health and well-being of children.

Exemplary pediatric education.

The leadership is governed by these principles: Leadership Innovation Collaboration Scholarship Engagement

VISION 2020 • Foster program development through supporting

members in their professional development, academic advancement, career satisfaction and administrative activity.

Development of Programs & Members

• Maintain a dynamic organization with efficient and effective leadership that is responsive to its members.

Organizational Excellence

• Advance graduate medical education through engagement and collaboration.

Leadership & Collaboration

• Facilitate rigorous educational research, application and dissemination of best practices in GME which will lead to enhance the quality of future general and subspecialty pediatricians.

Research & Scholarship

VISION 2020 • Engagement of Members • Wellness & Resilience • Enhance Mentoring • Enhance Leadership • Diversity & Inclusion • Member Needs Assessment

Development of Programs & Members

• Optimize Organizational Structure • Technology

Organizational Excellence

• Future Pediatric GME Training • APPD Influence & Representation • Business Model

Leadership & Collaboration

• Research Priorities • Development of Research Capabilities

Research & Scholarship

Turning Vision into Action • 13 Areas of Action • 1 Project Team for each

– At least 60% of team members from member call – All sections (PDs, APDs, Coordinators, FDs) represented – Time-limited teams – Action Plans

• Develop • Implement • Evaluate • 2 1/2 year time frame

– Kick-off today!

APPD Cool stuff • Share Warehouse • Discussion Boards

https://www.appd.org/shareWarehouse

Submissions are Easy!

Peer Review Available! Submission Reports for your portfolio! • Who downloaded it • From what institution • For what purpose • On which date

“Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean.”

Ryunosuke Satoro

"Every drop in the ocean counts." Yoko Ono

"Together we can face any challenges as deep as the ocean and as high as they sky."

Sonia Gandhi

APPD LEAD Report Graduation of Fifth LEAD Cohort

Su-Ting Li, MD, MPH APPD LEAD Council Chair

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APPD LEAD Council

• Su-Ting Li, MD, MPH (Chair)

• Susan Bostwick, MD, MBA • John Frohna, MD, MPH • Hilary Haftel, MD, MHPE • Richard Shugerman, MD • Rebecca Swan, MD • Linda Waggoner-Fountain,

MD, MEd

Structure

• 10 month program – 3 educational conferences

• 3-day stand-alone meeting • 1 ½ -2 days at Fall and Spring

APPD meetings – Peer group activities and

support – Mentored educational

project – Certificate of completion

Curriculum

• Organizational Leadership • Competency-based

Curriculum Development • Faculty Development • Residency & Fellowship

Program Administration • Scholarship and Career

Development

APPD LEAD Cohort 5

Robert Brooker, MD Associate Program Director St. Louis University School of Medicine

Assessment of Resident Performance of Patient Care during Night Float Rotations

LEAD Mentor: John Frohna

Jessica DeBord, MD Associate Program Director Tulane University School of Medicine

A WILD Approach to Didactics: Comparing pediatric resident knowledge acquisition

and retention following Weekly Interactive Learning half-Day conferences and daily

noon conference

Angela Etzenhouser, MD Associate Program Director University of Missouri – Kansas City

Creating a Culture of Feedback: Use of Informal Feedback Sessions with Pediatric Residents to Increase Quality and Quantity

of Feedback for Faculty

LEAD Mentor: Richard Shugerman

Lindsay Johnston, MD, MEd Fellowship Director Yale School of Medicine

The Impact of Attending Coverage Models on Perceptions of Pediatric Critical Care

Subspecialty Fellow Autonomy

YoungNa J. Lee-Kim, MD Fellowship Director Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital

Shadowing Curriculum for First-Year Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Fellows

LEAD Mentor: Susan Bostwick

Megan E. McCabe, MD Fellowship Director The Children’s Hospital at Montefiore

Palliative Care 101: A Curriculum for

Fellows

LEAD Mentor: Linda Waggoner-Fountain

Jon McGreevy, MD, MSPH Associate Program Director Phoenix Children’s Hospital

E-Delphi Survey to Identify Faculty

Motivations to Participate in Academic Endeavors

LEAD Mentor: Hilary Haftel

Mary Moffatt, MD Fellowship Director Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City

Resiliency Skills for Fellows Curriculum

Jennifer A. Rama, MD, MEd Fellowship Director Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital

Life After Fellowship: The Use of Appreciative Inquiry to Inform Program

Evaluation

Amy Sass, MD, MPH Associate Program Director University of Colorado

Using Small Group Learning and Peer Mentoring to Foster Personal and

Professional Development and Build Resiliency During Pediatrics Residency

Daniel J. Sklansky, MD Associate Program Director University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Correlation between Attending Physician and Peer Mean Milestones-Based

Assessment Scores of Pediatric Residents

David Stewart, MD Associate Program Director University of Michigan Assessment of a Pediatric Residency EBM Curriculum on Residents’ Comfort, Practice,

and Knowledge of EBM

LEAD Mentor: Rebecca Swan

Lynn Thoreson, DO Associate Program Director The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School

iPath: A Qualitative Approach to Developing a Graduated Individualized Learning Plan Tool to Support Individualized Learning

Goals in Residency Training

LEAD Mentor: Susan Bostwick

Meredith van der Velden, MD Fellowship Director Boston Children’s Hospital

An Integrated Clinical and Educational Model for Pediatric Critical Care and

Pediatric Surgical Critical Care

LEAD Mentor: Richard Shugerman

Suzanne Wright, MD Program Director Marshfield Clinic

Perception vs. Reality: Comparison of

Resident Inpatient Caseload at Small vs. Large Pediatric Residency Training

Programs in Wisconsin

LEAD Mentor: Rebecca Swan

• Welcome incoming LEAD Council Members: – Marsha Anderson – Robert Vinci

• Thank you to outgoing inaugural LEAD Council Members – Susan Bostwick – John Frohna

LEAD News

• Member of APPD • ≥3 years of educational leadership experience (PD, FD,

APD, Clerkship Director) • LEAD year cannot overlap with 1st year in new role • Department support • Commitment to attend all meetings and complete

assignments and project • Application deadline: April 21, 2017 • Applicants notified of status: May 5, 2017

www.appd.org/leadapp

How to Apply

APPD 2017 Annual Meeting

April 5-8

Hilton Anaheim Anaheim, CA

Enjoy the Meeting… and….

Plan now to attend the APPD 2018 Annual Meeting

March 20-23

Atlanta, Georgia

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