APHA 2016 Annual Meeting

193

CCC = COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER

HRD = HYATT REGENCY DENVER

TAB 3

4412.0

HRD, Mineral Hall E

Pharmacists Improving Patient Outcomes

Moderator(s): Silvia Rabionet, EdD

4:30 p.m. Adherence to antiretroviral therapy in

patients of Caribbean descent: The role

of the pharmacist—

Akesha Edwards,

Pharm D

4:50 p.m. Stop the Beers…drugs! An examination

of potentially inappropriate medication

use in older Medicare beneficiaries—

Rajul A. Patel, PharmD, PhD

5:10 p.m. Confusion and Overcomplication of

Multi-Drug Regimens among Diabetic

Patients—

Deesha A. Patel, MS

5:30 p.m. A healthy shot: An interprofessional

learning opportunity for nursing and

pharmacy students—

Cynthia Nguyen,

PharmD

Organized by: Pharmacy

Endorsed by: Women’s Caucus

Outside Endorsers: American Association of

Colleges of Pharmacy Public Health SIG

CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH

4413.0

HRD, Mineral Hall G

Physical Activity Assessed: Data,

Surveillance, and Interventions

Moderator(s): Carissa Smock, MPH

4:30 p.m. Effects of wearable technology on

increasing physical activity among

middle-aged adults in a community

health intervention—

Julie Gast, PhD;

MCHES

4:50 p.m. A community driven approach to

increase access to physical activity

opportunities in economically

disadvantaged communities—

Kristin

Maiden, PhD

5:10 p.m. Healthy People 2020 Midcourse Review

of Physical Activity objectives—

Asel

Ryskulova, MD, PhD, MPH

5:30 p.m. Impact of Accelerometer Cutpoints

on the Association of Vigorous

Physical Activity with Cardiometabolic

Biomarkers in Youth—

Justin Moore,

PhD, MS

Organized by: Physical Activity

Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,

Applied Public Health Statistics, Chiropractic Health Care,

Community Health Planning and Policy Development,

Epidemiology, Public Health Education and Health

Promotion

4414.0

HRD, Capital Ballroom 1

Podiatric Health Abstract Presentations

4:30 p.m. The VA experience in team approach

to reducing amputations—

Jeffrey M.

Robbins, DPM

4:45 p.m. One step ahead: Addressing Podiatric

Healthcare needs among the homeless

population in Berkeley, CA—

Helen Shnol

5:00 p.m. What factors account for the

transition from foot care knowledge to

incorporating foot self-care behaviors?:

A feasibility pilot study—

Timethia

Bonner, DPM, PhD

5:15 p.m. Diabetic baby boomers and barriers

to routine foot self-care—

Dyane Tower,

DPM, MPH, MS

5:30 p.m. Survey of ACFAS member opinion

regarding use of DVT prophylaxis in foot

and ankle surgery—

Shruti Dosi, MPH

5:45 p.m. Misdiagnosis of Acral Lentiginous

Melanoma: A Review of Recent

Literature—

Jered Stowers, B.S., B.A.

Organized by: Podiatric Health

Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,

Caucus on Homelessness

4415.0

CCC, 501

Sex, STIs and Adolescents—What Goes

Around, Comes Around

Moderator(s): Lea Dooley, MPH, MCHES

4:30 p.m. Urethritis associated with Neisseria

meningitides: Epidemiologic analysis

of an outbreak in Columbus, Ohio—

Courtney Maierhofer, MPH

4:50 p.m. Revisiting Reinfection—

Nina Scollo,

MPH

5:10 p.m. Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Acquisition

Among Adolescents and Young Adults

in Pennsylvania: A Rural and Urban

Comparison—

Casey Pinto, PhD, MPH,

CRNP

5:30 p.m. Barriers to Diagnosing and Treating

Chlamydia in Males on Following the

2015 Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Treatment Guidelines—

Jean Davison,

DNP, FNP-BC

Organized by: Population, Reproductive and Sexual

Health

Endorsed by: Community Health Workers, School Health

Education and Services, Women’s Caucus

4416.0

CCC, 406/407

Teen Pregnancy Prevention—Office of

Adolescent Health

Moderator(s): Heather D. Blunt-Vinti, PhD, MPH, CPH,

CHES

Table 1 Paradigm shift—

Using effective

strategies to address Teen Pregnancy

Prevention—Shelley Francis, DrPH, MPH,

CHES

Table 2 Teen Mothers Contraception Use,

Relationships, Attitudes, Myths, and

Change Over time—

Pamela Drake, MEd

PhD

Table 3 Ensuring access to essential services

through the Pregnancy Assistance

Fund: Supporting pregnant and

parenting students achieve academic

and health goals at institutes of higher

education—

Kathryn Linde, MPH

Table 4 Promoting Contraceptive Use Among

Teen Females via Outreach Intervention

Efforts Directed to Their Mothers: A

Pilot Study—

Katelyn Mason, BS, MPH

Candidate

Table 5 Mediation model analyses to reveal

interactions with baseline youth

characteristics to further explain

positive impact of Be The Exception

middle school sexual behavior

prevention program—

Harry Piotrowski,

Table 6 Community Assets & Deficits For Teen

Pregnancy Prevention on Chicago’s

South Side: A Mother-Daughter Photo

Voice Project—

Sherida Morrison, M.A.

Table 7 A Quality Improvement Approach

to Adapting Evidence-Based Teen

Pregnancy Prevention Programs for

Youth in Foster Care and Juvenile

Corrections—

Doug Cope-Barnes, LCSW

Table 8 Preventing STDs through a Multi-

Component Community-Wide Initiative:

Year One Results of the Adolescent

Health Project—

Melissa Tibbits, PhD

Table 9 Reducing STD Stigma and Promoting

STD Testing Among Youth: Lessons

Learned from the Adolescent Health

Project—

Marisa Rosen, MPH

Table 10 Establishing and maintaining linkages

and referrals to youth-friendly

healthcare services: A key strategy of

the Office of Adolescent Health’s PAF

and TPP programs—

Mousumi Banikya-

Leaseburg, MD, MPH, CPH

Organized by: Population, Reproductive and Sexual

Health

Endorsed by: Community Health Workers, Public

Health Education and Health Promotion, School Health

Education and Services, Women’s Caucus

4417.0

CCC, 104

Achieving Diabetes Health Equity

Moderator(s): Steven Godin, PhD, MPH, PHI

Certificate

4:30 p.m. Scaling the National Diabetes

Prevention Program in a large

metropolitan area: 0pportunities,

challenges, and recommendations—

Jennifer Torres, MSSW, MPH, PhD (c)

4:50 p.m. Emerging efforts to scale the National

Diabetes Prevention Program in Los

Angeles County, 2014-present—

Laura

Baetscher, MPH, MA

5:10 p.m. Cross-Site Evaluation of the Together

on Diabetes initiative’s Efforts to

Improve Diabetes Self-Management—

Jerry A. Schultz, PhD

5:30 p.m. Together on Diabetes Initiative: A

Foundation’s Ambitions and Lessons

learned—

Patricia Doykos, PhD

Organized by: Public Health Education and Health

Promotion

4418.0

CCC, Mile High Ballroom 3A

Evaluation of Public Health Interventions

Moderator(s): Nasim Bahadorani, MBS, DrPH(c),

CHES

Table 1 A Framework for Evaluating Health

in All Policies Initiatives in the United

States—

Lauren Gase, MPH

Table 2 Preventing Sexual Bullying among

Georgia’s Youth: Evaluating Step Up.

Step In. Campaign—

Chinwe Ejikeme,

DrPH

Table 3 Evaluation of an out-of-class time

program to promote youth healthy

relationships—

Deinera Exner-Cortens,

PhD, MPH

Table 4 Evaluation of Registry-Driven Text

Messaging Campaign To Increase HPV

Vaccine Series Completion in Georgia—

Nicolle Dally, MPH

Table 5 Fidelity of Implementation of Texas

Grow! Eat! Go!: A Coordinated School

Health, Garden, Nutrition and Physical

Activity Intervention—

Debra Kellstedt,

MPH

4:30–6:00