May 21, 2022
Time: 8:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Hosted by Baylor College of Medicine
The 2022 symposium will be virtual and FREE.
Zoom Link
Password: 492984
Invited Residency Programs
The 2022 Annual Regional Family Medicine Research Symposium invites all family medicine residency programs of the Southwest Area including:
- Baylor College of Medicine
- HCA Houston
- Memorial Hermann Health System
- Methodist Hospital
- University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
- University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
Objectives of the Symposium
- Foster growth of " The Clinician Scientist'" in Family Medicine Residency Programs.
- Promote Patient Care and Systems-Based Practice Improvement per ACGME requirements.
- Endorse research as an avenue for peer support, experiential learning and academic development
- Stimulate interest-based team science and inter-institutional research collaboration
Key Note Speaker
Roberto Cardarelli, DO, MHA, MPH, FAAFP
Dr. Cardarelli is professor and chair for the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. He also serves as chief medical officer for ambulatory services for UK HealthCare. He received his doctor of osteopathy and master of public health degrees from University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth and his master in health administration from the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Cardarelli completed a residency in family medicine and a fellowship in faculty development at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas. He is board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Cardarelli is recognized in implementation science and clinic transformation research in chronic pain management, lung cancer screening, tobacco cessation, care transitions, and cardiovascular health. He has been funded by NIH and numerous federal and nonfederal organizations. He was the founder of the North Texas Primary Care Practice-based research Network and immediate past director of the Kentucky Ambulatory Practice-based Research Network that focused in helping primary care clinics in implementing QI models to improve care delivery. His career has integrated research, education, health administration, and patient care to drive impactful change across populations.
Posters/PowerPoints
The final Posters/PowerPoints for oral presentations should be submitted via email to rode@bcm.edu by the deadline May 15, 2022.
Registration
(Registration is required although the conference is FREE!)
To facilitate a smooth registration process, program coordinators should register all of their residents, fellows, faculty, and staff at the same time.
Abstract Submissions
Abstract submission has clsoed.
Residents, and fellows, from the invited programs are encouraged to submit abstracts for posters and presentations. Abstracts will be in the standard Introduction, Method, Results, and Conclusion format and should not exceed 2500 characters excluding spaces. Individuals submitting an abstract will be named as the primary author and their email will be used as the main point of contact. Feel free to utilize the authorship tab in the submission link below to list all the other authors also.
We invite all types of research including:
- Clinical research
- Evidence-based reviews
- Quality Improvement projects: completed/work-in-progress
- Case reports
- Community projects
- Educational research /Curriculum development
