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Plan of the Week: Jan 22 - 28

  • Jan 22, 2023
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Plays of the Week:


Play of the week goes to the Advocacy & Community Outreach Committee for planning a great MLK Jr. Day of Service and to all our volunteers that came out!


Schedule:

Date

Event

Time and Location

Audience/Notes

Sunday, 1/22 Lunar New Year🧧🐇

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Monday, 1/23

MR: Case & CAPS Lecture, Greve

0745 - 0850 America 2525 B/C

All welcome

Tuesday, 1/24

MR: Case and Guam Hot Wash Lecture, Schulz

0745 - 0850 America 2525 B/C

All welcome

Wednesday, 1/25

No Morning Report

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Academic Half-Day: Nephrology

1300 - 1500 NiCoE Auditorium **3rd Deck report to PICU for SIM**

Medical students and residents only

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Housestaff Meeting

1500 - 1600 NiCoE Auditorium

Pediatric residents only

Thursday, 1/26

MR: Case & General Pediatrics Panel

0745 - 0850 America 2525 B/C

All welcome

Friday, 1/27

MR: Case & Neurosurgery Lecture, Hooten

0745 - 0850 America 2525 B/C

All welcome

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Air Force Professional Development

1200 - 1400 Executive Conference Room (Bldg 9)

See AF Section for more details

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COL Vogt's Retirement Ceremony

1500 - 1600 Peds Subspecialty Waiting Area

All welcome


Save the Date 🗓

Upcoming Birthdays 🎉

31JAN: DEI Symphony Orchestra Outing

15FEB: Britt Bumgardner's Birthday

2FEB: Liggett Journal Club

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9FEB: Reddington CPC

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13FEB: Block 9 Starts

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14FEB: Valentine's Day 💕

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Announcements:

All Staff Updates


Inclusive Language Policy

  • CAPT Bigby has signed the official WRNMMC policy on inclusive language and pronoun use in professional communication.



Caring for Military-Affiliated Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youths: A Call for Protections

  • Check out this paper in The American Journal of Public Health by Dr. Noelle Larson and colleagues from Family Medicine, Psychology and from Children's Mercy, Kansas City.


Valentine's Day Candygrams


MHS Genesis Updates:

Important Announcements

End User Training

  • Complete computer-based training (CBT) at least 1 week in advance of instructor-led training (ILT)

  • Be sure to validate your domain at least 5 days before ILT

Provider Adoption (30JAN-10FEB):

  • Provider Adoption are virtual sessions for site Providers led by Team Cherokee Providers. The sessions include live demonstrations of “a day in the life” of a provider. Each session last about 2 hrs.

  • Registration by QR code on MHS Weekly Genesis Newsletter open now

Mock Go-Live Events (27FEB-3MAR): provides a hands-on opportunity to reinforce the skills acquired during training and practice end-to-end workflow


Pre-Go-Live Events (27FEB-17MAR):

  • Includes sign-on fair, favorites fair, and learning lab (see below for descriptions)

  • It is highly recommended that you attend these events to ensure you are ready to go with the roll-out

Event Sign-Up

Send an email to: dha.bethesda.j-11.mbx.wrnmmc-mhs-genesis@health.mil with the subject live “PRE-GO-LIVE EVENTS” and include the specific events that you would like to attend and your availability.

Sign-on Fair (SOF)

- Verify individual access to MHS GENESIS and ensure proper provisioning of end user accounts. - Audience: All End Users who have completed CBT and ILT training to obtain access to MHS GENESIS

- Time commitment: 10 minutes

Favorites Fair (FF)

- Assists providers in setting up auto text, orders sets, labs, diagnostic studies, medications, macros, and settings on their account prior to Go-Live. - Audience: All providers (MDs, Dos, NPs, PAs, etc.)

- Time commitment: 45-60 minutes

Learning Lab (LL)

- Opportunity to practice using MHS GENESIS in the training environment - Audience: All End Users

- Time commitment: up to 2 hours depending on the topic



Referral for Dr. Elmore

  • If you are seeing patients that need appointments with Dr. Elmore, please place your consult during the visit and have them schedule their initial appointment with Dr. Elmore at the check in/discharge desk on their way out. The Behavioral Health department no longer has their administrator, so this is the fastest/easiest way to get them scheduled.

Resident-Specific Updates


Interested in additional (free) board prep resources?



Educational/Teaching Opportunities


USU Teaching Opportunities

Clerkship Round Robin (recurring throughout the year)

  • Contact Dr. Brian Hughes (brian.hughes@usuhs.edu) if interested

  • Tentative Dates and Times:

    • 3May2023 1300-1700*

    • 30Aug2023 1300-1700*

  • Able to interact with students of the class who have their Peds rotation coming up in the subsequent 3 months. Designed to mimic a clinic half day, each faculty member will be in an MDL room with your particular case. The students have 30 minutes with you to go through the case/skills. Then there is a 10-minute buffer between rooms. The students will move. You stay put and will deliver the same content 5 times. There are 9-10 students per group.

Cardiopulmonary Renal Module Sessions (Jan-Feb)

  • Syncope ICR: Thursday, Jan 26 1300-1700

  • Autonomics SG Lab: Monday, Jan 30 0945-1115

  • Cough ICR: Wednesday, Feb 8 1300-1700

  • Dyspnea ICR: Thursday, Feb 9 1300-1700

  • HTN/HLD POPS: Friday, Feb 24 1000-1130

  • Renal US: Wednesday, Feb 15 1300-1700

  • ICR Hyponatremia: Thursday, Feb 16 1300-1700

  • ICR Acid Base: Tuesday, Feb 21 1300-1700

  • ICR Kidney Disease: Thursday, Feb 23 1300-1700

  • Please contact COL Jacob Collen if interested (jacob.collen@usuhs.edu)

Transitions of Care: February 13th, 2023 (0930-1130)

  • SENIOR RESIDENTS ONLY

  • Lead a small group discussion on Transitions of Care/Patient Handoffs

  • Email laura.tilley@usuhs.edu if interested

How to Implement a Management Plan: February 15th, 2023 (0800-1200)

  • Precept a MSIV small group session on "how to implement a management plan"

  • Provide students an opportunity to discuss and practice some basic management skills using a case format

  • There will be a basic introductory presentation, followed by break-out groups and then a Q&A session

  • Please email LTC(P) Renee Mallory (renee.mallory@usuhs.edu) if interested

Humanities Week: March 2023

  • Contact Dr. Sebastian Lara (sebastian.lara@usuhs.edu) if interested

  • Co-facilitate a variety of multi-disciplinary health humanities activities. Past sessions include painting, comics design, dance, art of observation with National Gallery of Art, improv in medicine, narrative writing.

  • Dates: 6MAR (0800-1300), 8MAR (0800-1300), 10MAR(0800-1300)


Research Opportunities & Upcoming Conferences

AAP 2023 CATCH Grant

Details

The CATCH Call for Proposals opened November 1, 2022, with an application deadline of January 23, 2023 @11:59pm CST. Funds are available for pediatrician-led community-based programs that address a wide variety of child health issues. Visit the CATCH website for more details. Browse the Community Pediatrics Funded Project list to learn about more than 300 community-based projects funded from 2017 to the present. Questions about the CATCH program can be submitted to CATCH@aap.org.

15th Annual Research & Innovations Month (May)

Details

- 15 different competitions will be offered by the Department of Research Programs (DRP) during the month of May - Submission for the following awards opens 30Nov and abstract deadline is midnight 29Jan2023 Bailey K. Ashford Awards (2): capstone projects in laboratory or clinical research Robert A. Phillips Awards (4): clinical or lab research by staff and fellows, or by residents and interns - Winners go on to compete with other medical centers for four awards in the 38th Annual Navy-wide Academic Research Competition (ARC) - Other awards are offered for case reports in categories for staff and fellows, or residents and interns. Other competitions honor projects in quality improvement, evidence-based practice, and patient- and family-centered care. - Further details regarding applications and how to submit will be emailed out next month

Abstract Submission

- It’s time to craft your abstract for spring research and inquiry competitions!

- Please choose from six categories. You can apply for as many that suit your role and project. (Please note entrance criteria for each.)

- Only finalists will be required to prepare and hang a poster for Poster Week, 28 April - 05 May 2023. Up to 32 others may opt to make a poster, on a first-come, first-served basis. Please use the Defense Health Agency template provided.

- Please view the intranet link (WRNMMC computer compatible only) below for resources, templates, and examples: https://wrnmmc-intranet.health.mil/sites/DETR/ResearchProgramsDepartment/2016%20Research%20and%20Innovation%20Month/Forms/AllItems.aspx

Upcoming Conferences:

AMSUS Annual Meeting 2023: February 13-16th at the Gaylord National Resort & Conference Center, National Harbor, MD

  • Poster Presentations

    • AMSUS is currently accepting poster abstracts at https://www.amsus.org/2023-poster-submission-information/

    • The first 100 approved submissions will be invited to present at the in-person Poster Session on Wednesday 15 February. Space is limited; early submissions have the greatest chance of acceptance. The submissions portal will be disabled as soon as the first 100 submissions have been approved—long before the 15 October hard deadline. REMINDER: Before submitting your abstract to AMSUS, be sure to get USU presentation approval through ServiceNow

  • Registration

    • Registration rates for the 2023 AMSUS Annual Meeting will be posted on the AMSUS website by mid-August. The registration portal will open in mid-September. If you have any questions, please contact the USU POC for AMSUS, Ms. Tiffany Helling tiffany.helling.ctr@usuhs.edu

AAP Advocacy Conference: March 26-28th in Washington, DC

The conference brings together pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists and pediatric trainees who share a passion for child health advocacy. This year's conference will feature distinguished guest speakers, advocacy skills-building and child health policy issue sessions and opportunities to learn how to be a strong voice for children.

On the final day of the conference, participants and other attendees from their state will attend meetings with their congressional offices to discuss a timely child health issue.

Scholarships available! Complete an application to apply for a scholarship to attend the advocacy conference. Scholarships will completely cover the early bird registration fee ($500 for trainees; $700 for all other AAP members). Apply here!


Register TODAY here

2023 Helfer Annual Meeting: April 16-19th in Tucson, Arizona as well as virtually

The Ray E. Helfer Society Annual Meeting Scholarship was established by the Helfer Society to encourage trainees to consider a career dedicated to the care of maltreated children. The Annual Meeting of the Helfer Society is a mid-sized meeting that promotes exposure to cutting-edge research dedicated to Child Abuse Pediatrics, as well as the opportunity to network with early, mid-career, and senior mentors. The meeting will be held April 16-19, 2023, at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, in Tucson, Arizona. Helfer will be having a hybrid meeting with live presentations and virtual attendance option as well. This scholarship is intended to support travel costs and meeting fees for a trainee to attend the Annual Meeting with the goal of increasing commitment to a career in Child Abuse Pediatrics by talented physicians.


Scholarships are available to medical students and pediatrics residents eligible for a Child Abuse Pediatrics Fellowship.


Applicants should complete the application form below and attach their current CV. A letter of support from a current member of the Society must be included as well. A subcommittee of the Society will review applications based on the likelihood that the scholarship will improve the potential of the applicant to apply for a Child Abuse Pediatrics Fellowship and have a productive career dedicated to the care of abused children. Successful applicants are expected to attend the large majority of sessions at the conference in person and are welcome for all social and most business and committee meetings.


Please send completed applications to dbandy@helfersociety.org. Applications will be accepted until January 13, 2023 and results will be communicated around or before February 10, 2023. Scholarships are to be used to support travel, lodging, registration, and other reasonable expenses incurred in the course of travel to the meeting (also see details in the application form). Expected length of applications is 1-3 pages. Please submit application and attachments in a pdf format!!!

Partnership for Military Child Health Research Symposium: April 26th

The USU Department of Pediatrics and Division of Military Child Family Research is hosting the annual Partnership for Military Child Health Research Symposium on April 26th.


This event brings together DoD health care professionals, military family advocates, and researchers to advance care and advocacy for military connected children and families.


We are looking for research on military connected children for poster and oral presentation.


This is an opportunity to highlight recent research (including quality improvement projects) focused on the health and well-being of military children, and to highlight the experiences of military connected children and families within the larger military care and advocacy community. Previously submitted/presented research is eligible for consideration in addition to anything that you might be submitting for upcoming conferences including PAS, which will be in DC April 27-May 1.


Please contact Dr. Beth Hisle-Gorman (elizabeth.hisle-gorman@usuhs.edu) and Dr. Binny Chokshi (binny.chokshi@usuhs.edu) if interested in participating.

Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Conference 2023: April 27-May 1st in Washington, DC


Military Health System Research Symposium NEW OPPORTUNITY

2023 MHSRS Call for Abstracts opened on 9 January 2023 and closes on 19 February 2023.


The MHSRS is the Department of Defense's premier scientific meeting. It provides a collaborative environment for military medical care providers with deployment experience, DoD scientists, academia, and industry to meet and exchange information on the unique medical needs of the Warfighter.

Go to the MHSRS website (https://mhsrs.health.mil/) to review the titles and descriptions of the 2023 scientific breakout sessions, to submit an abstract, and to access Frequently Asked Questions concerning the Call for Abstracts process.


(1) DHA CAC Users: Signing in with a CAC is the most secure/desirable method since it uses two-factor authentication.

Go to https://mhsrs.health.mil/submissions/ and click 'Sign In with CAC'. If you have trouble accessing the site with your CAC, please register for a member account.

(2) All Others must have a username and password to access the site and to submit an abstract. If you have forgotten your previously issued username and password, email:

usarmy.detrick.medcom-usamrmc.list.usamrmc-web-team@health.mil for assistance. DO NOT re-register. If you have never registered on the MHSRS website (e.g., are a new abstract submitter), go to https://mhsrs.health.mil/Members/Register.aspx to register for a new member account and receive a username and password.

The 2023 MHSRS will be an in-person meeting (meeting approval, date, and location of the meeting are pending). This information will be posted on the MHSRS website and communicated via a mass e-mail to those registered on the MHSRS website when it is available.

ARMY

  • New DoD Parental Leave Program

    • Directive-type Memorandum (DTM) 23-001 – “Expansion of the Military Parental Leave Program” (attached below) was published on 4 JAN 2023, however, the Army has not published its individual policy yet, and we will continue to operate under the old policy for now. Please review the guidance below.


AIR FORCE

  • Laurie Creel is on extended leave; please forward any questions/concerns to Dr. Zanetti or Britt Bumgardner

  • Air Force Professional Day

    • 27 January @ 1200-1400 in the Executive Conference Room, basement of building 9 (behind the cafeteria)

    • Please RSVP to Maj Candelaria, nicole.d.candelaria.mil@health.mil, and MSgt Wasson,anna.m.wasson.mil@health.mil.

    • 1200-1230 – Career field update from Col Compton

    • 1230-1300 - Q/A related to MC career field updates

    • 1300-1400 - Deep Dive Into Mentorship. Some possible topics are listed below, residents and physicians are welcome to bring their own questions & topics

      • How to seek opportunities for leadership as a newly graduated resident

      • Overview of career progression chart and different pathways

      • Tips and advice for being a new flight commander of a clinic

      • How to find a mentor

  • PT Tests:

  • Leave

    • Complete an updated Travel Assessment for any leave requests and send to Brittany Bumgardner or Dr. Zanetti for signature.

    • Upload the signed TRA to your LeaveWeb request, and designate Brittany Bumgardner and Dr. Zanetti as your primary and backup approver.

    • If you have a negative balance, submit requests to Col Rieker.

    • Ensure you are up to date with your Individual Medical Readiness

    • For Fellows: Fill out TRA, send to fellowship director/specialty chief for signing, submit leave to Maj Mary Hoffman and backup is AF personnel within specialty

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