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9th National Conference

February 7-9, 2019New Orleans, LA

Psychology on the Cutting Edge: Celebrating Psychologists’ Roles, Contributions, and Diversity

in Academic Health Centers

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February 7-9, 2019 — New Orleans, LAwww.ahcpsychologists.org

http://www.ahcpsychologists.org


Continuing EducationContinuing education credit for the 9th National Association of Psychologists in Academic Health Centers (APAHC) Conference will be provided by Division 12 - Society of Clinical Psychology of the American Psychological Association. Division 12 is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Division 12 - Society of Clinical Psychology maintains responsibility for the program and its content. Partial credit of individual sessions is not available. CE certificates for attending activities will be emailed no later than 4 weeks following the conference to all participants who pay the CE fee and complete the required evaluations. The CE fee is non-refundable. * Indicates session is eligible for CE throughout this program.

Target AudiencePsychologists, educators, and allied health professionals in medical schools, teaching hospitals, and academic health centers.

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APAHC 2019 Conference Planning Committee

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Amy M. Williams, PhDCo-Chair

Henry Ford Health System

John A. Yozwiak, PhDCo-Chair

University of Kentucky College of Medicine

Elizabeth Cash, PhDSponsorship

University of Louisville School of Medicine

Laura Daniels, PhDRegistration

Virginia Tech Carilion Department of Family Medicine

Teresa Pan, PhDTrainee Representative

VA Palo Alto Health Care System

Cindee Rolston, PhDCV Consultation

Virginia Commonwealth UniversitySchool of Medicine



APAHC Board of Directors

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Ronald T. Brown, PhD ABPPPast President

Zeeshan Butt, PhDPresident

Wendy Ward, PhD ABPPPresident-Elect

Amit Shahane, PhDTreasurer

Elizabeth Cash, PhDSecretary (interim)

Molly Clark, PhD ABPPMember-at-Large

Andrea Bradford, PhDMember-at-Large

Donna LaPaglia, PsyDDiv 12 Representative



APAHC Appointed Officers

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Laura Daniels, PhDMembership Chair

Joanna S. Yost, PhDSocial Media Chair

Leila Z. Islam, PhDEarly Career

Psychology Chair

Teresa Y. Pan, PhDTrainee Chair

Laura Shaffer, PhD AAMC Council of

Academic Societies Jr. Representative

William Robiner, PhD ABPP AAMC Council of Academic

Societies Sr. Representative

RoseAnne Illes, PhD Diversity & Health Disparities Chair

John A. Yozwiak, PhD Research Committee

Co-Chair2019 APAHC

Conference Co-Chair

Gerald Leventhal, PhD Research Committee

Co-Chair

Lauren Penwell-Waines, PhD APAHC Grand Rounds Editor

Ronald T. Brown, PhD ABPPJournal of Clinical

Psychology in Medical Settings Editor

Amy M. Williams, PhD 2019 APAHC

Conference Co-Chair



Keynote Speakers Darrell G. Kirch, MD

ALL HANDS ON DECK - DISRUPTION IN ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTERSPresident and CEO, Association of American Medical CollegesBoard of Regents, American College of PsychiatristsMember, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Special Medical Advisory GroupCo-Chair, National Academy of Medicine Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and ResilienceDistinguished Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association

Today’s political, economic, and social realities, paired with rapid changes in our health care system, present significant challenges to academic health centers in our aim to provide better care to individuals and populations at reasonable cost. This session will highlight six major challenges facing academic health centers in our three mission areas of clinical care, medical research, and medical education, as well as challenges related to health inequities, clinician burnout, and a leadership deficit. Dr. Kirch will also focus on the leadership imperatives necessary to move beyond our current challenges and shape the health care culture of the future. Throughout the session, Dr. Kirch will highlight specific leadership opportunities for psychologists in academic health centers.

Bradley E. Karlin, PhD, ABPPTRANSFORMING MENTAL HEALTH CARE THROUGH STRATEGIC DISSEMINATION & IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENTS IN HEALTH CARE SYSTEMSVice President, Education Development CenterChief of Mental Health and Aging, Education Development CenterPast President, Society of Clinical PsychologyFellow, American Psychological Association

The presentation will review strategic, multi-level approaches for promoting the dissemination and delivery of evidence-based psychological treatments in health care systems, based on the findings of implementation science and the presenter’s extensive

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experience and scholarship related to the broad dissemination and implementation of evidence-based psychological treatments in large public and private health care systems. The presentation will also review innovative approaches and applied tools recently developed for promoting patient uptake and engagement in evidence-based psychotherapies and other mental health treatments, including direct-to-consumer public awareness resources and a brief pre-treatment intervention and associated toolkit developed for the VA health care system and the community for promoting shared decision-making and treatment engagement in the delivery of mental health care.

Jared L. Skillings, PhD, ABPPWELCOME TO THE NEW AGE: HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOLOGY PRACTICEChief of Professional Practice, American Psychological AssociationChair, ABPP Council of Presidents of Psychology Specialist AcademiesMember, Board of Trustees, American Board of Professional PsychologyPast President, Michigan Psychological AssociationFellow, Michigan Psychological Association

Fellow, American Academy of Clinical Health Psychology

This TED talk-style presentation will explore a single question: Is the current state of (your) psychology practice where it should be to prepare for the future? Through examples from other industries, best practices in leadership science, and a healthy dose of humor, we will present an innovative strategy for envisioning and creating future success for psychology practice.

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Program Schedule Thursday, February 7, 2019

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7:45 am - 8:30 am

8:00 am - 4:00 pm

8:00 am - 4:00 pm

8:00 am - 4:00 pm

8:30 am - 4:00 pm

4:00 pm - 6:30 pm

4:20 pm - 4:30 pm

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

6:45 pm - 8:00 pm

8:00 pm - 10:00 pm

BOOT CAMP REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

EARLY CAREER BOOT CAMP

MID-CAREER BOOT CAMP

INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP

APA INTERNSHIP & POSTDOC SITE VISITOR TRAINING CONFERENCE REGISTRATION WELCOMEZeeshan Butt, PhD, President, APAHC

KEYNOTE: ALL HANDS ON DECK - DISRUPTION IN ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTERS *Darrell G. Kirch, MD

KEYNOTE: WELCOME TO THE NEW AGE: HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOLOGY PRACTICE *Jared L. Skillings, PhD, ABPP

RECEPTION & SCIENTIFIC POSTER SESSION

TRAINEE & EARLY CAREER SOCIAL EVENT



Program Schedule Friday, February 8, 2019 (morning)

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REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

WELCOME & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John A. Yozwiak, PhD, & Amy M. Williams, PhD, Conference Co-Chairs

KEYNOTE: TRANSFORMING MENTAL HEALTH CARE THROUGH STRATEGIC DISSEMINATION & IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENTS IN HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS *Bradley E. Karlin, PhD, ABPP

PSYCHOLOGIST WORKFORCE PROJECTIONS: PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE *Karen Stamm, PhD BREAK TRANSLATING CLINICAL SCIENCE TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: PROGRAMS AND POLICIES *C. Vaile Wright, PhD

APAHC AWARDS & BOARD UPDATESLunch provided

7:45 am - 8:15 am

8:15 am - 8:30 am

8:30 am - 9:30 am

9:30 am - 10:30 am

10:30 am - 10:50 am

10:50 am - 11:50 am

11:50 am - 1:30 pm



Program Schedule Friday, February 8, 2019 (afternoon)

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BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE INTEGRATION IN PRIMARY & SPECIALTY CARE - OPTIMIZING YOUR INTEGRATED CARE TOOLBOX *Andrew Champine, PsyD

EXPANDING CONSULTATION-LIAISON PSYCHOLOGY BEYOND THE ACADEMIC MEDICINE SETTING *Lloyd Berg, PhD, ABPP

BREAK

HEALTH, & BARRIERS TO HEALTH, FOR TRANSGENDER PEOPLE *Molly Gabriel-Champine, PhD

INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION INTEREST GROUP MEETING

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

3:30 pm - 3:45 pm

3:45 pm - 4:45 pm

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm



Program Schedule Saturday, February 9, 2019

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REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

AT THE EDGE: THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS IN EMERGENCY CARE * Jennifer M. Peltzer-Jones, PsyD, RN

CHRONIC PAIN & THE OPIOID CRISIS: THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHOLOGIST ON THE MEDICAL TEAM *Daniel Bruns, PsyD, FAPA

BREAK PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY: POISON PILL OR POSITIVE PUSH FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS? *Mary A. Fristad, PhD, ABPP, William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP, & Paula D. Zeanah, PhD, MSN, RN

LUNCH ON OWN

TELEBEHAVIORAL HEALTH BEST PRACTICES: WHERE WE’RE AT AND WHERE WE’RE HEADED *Eve-Lynn Nelson, PhD

INITIATING A DIVERSITY & INCLUSION COMMITTEE WITHIN AN ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTER DEPARTMENT: HEARTS, MINDS, & ACTION *Katherine A. Lingras, PhD & Danielle M. Vrieze, PhD

CONFERENCE WRAP-UP

8:00 am - 8:30 am

8:30 am - 9:30 am

9:30 am - 10:30 am

10:30 am - 10:45 am

10:45 am - 11:45 am

11:45 am - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

3:00 pm - 3:15 pm



Invited Speakers Karen Stamm, PhD2/8/19; 9:30-10:30

Psychologist Workforce Projections: Preparing for the Future

This presentation will describe psychologist workforce projections examining trends in supply and demand from 2015-2030. Findings indicate that psychologist supply is projected to be insufficient to address unmet need for mental health services. Under hypothetical scenarios related to barriers to care and equity, demand could

increase substantially. Areas where demand is projected to grow include services provided to older adults, Hispanic populations, in hospitals, and in the South. Considerations of psychologist diversity and cultural competency will be discussed.

C. Vaile Wright, PhD2/8/19; 10:50-11:50

Translating Clinical Science to Expand Opportunities for Professional Practice: Programs and Policies

The best research on its own rarely changes healthcare. Scientists and practitioners need to work together to identify needs, conduct research and translate findings to inform policy and develop programs to promote evidence-based decision making and care.

Doing so is complicated and challenging for individuals but harnessing the resources of organizations can leverage opportunities. This talk will discuss two American Psychological Association initiatives to advance science informed policy and develop programs for practice: clinical and professional practice guidelines and measurement-based care. These initiatives can inform individual practice as well as system policies and state and federal legislation. A discussion regarding how to build on organizational strengths to reach mutual aims and a consideration of future trends will conclude the program.

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Invited Speakers Andrew Champine, PsyD2/8/19; 1:30-2:30

Behavioral Science Integration in Primary and Specialty Care - Optimizing Your Integrated Care Toolbox

The aim of this presentation is to elucidate various models and strategies for behavioral health integration. Basic concepts will build to advanced methods for application such as using a CQI model in IPC and beyond. A full depiction of the delivery continuum and

identification of opportunities for implementation will be explored. Tools to gain administrative support, avoid pitfalls, leverage transdisciplinary and educational approaches, and align with organizational goals will be discussed.

Lloyd Berg, PhD, ABPP2/8/19; 2:30-3:30

Expanding Consultation-Liaison Psychology Beyond the Academic Medical Setting

Approximately 18% of US psychologists work in medical hospital settings. Most are located in VA and academic medical centers; little is known about the prevalence or practice patterns of psychologists in non-academic acute care hospitals. Establishing a consultation-

liaison (C-L) psychology service in a community hospital setting is a potentially rewarding practice opportunity for the well-trained clinical health psychologist. In this presentation, practical considerations in developing a private practice C-L service will be covered. Topics will include requisite clinical competencies, the privileging process, common referral reasons, documentation, treatment team integration, billing, and pragmatic ‘survival tips.’ CPT code distributions will be presented to illustrate practice patterns of psychologists in the community hospital setting, based on level of integration.

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Invited Speakers Molly Gabriel-Champine, PhD2/8/19; 3:45-4:45

Health, and Barriers to Health, for Transgender People

This presentation will briefly discuss theories related to gender development and identity. It will more fully discuss specific health care concerns, barriers, and medical challenges that transgender people often face. This talk will not only discuss which medical conditions have a higher prevalence rate within the transgender

community, but also how health care providers can best screen and address these concerns. Treatment recommendations and communication strategies will be made.

Jennifer M. Peltzer-Jones PsyD, RN2/9/19; 8:30-9:30

At the EDge: The Role of Psychologists in Emergency Care

The focus of this presentation is to describe the "hot topic" issues in emergency mental health care and the reasons why psychology should be more involved in developing and delivering emergency care.

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Invited Speakers

Daniel Bruns, PsyD, FAPA2/9/19; 9:30-10:30

Chronic Pain and the Opioid Crisis: The Role of the Psychologist on the Medical Team

Mortality related to opioid overdose is strongly associated with prior treatment for chronic pain. Recent medical treatment guidelines have adopted the biopsychosocial model, and emphasize that opioids should be used sparingly for treating pain, while psychological

treatments should be increased. Unfortunately, too few psychologists are familiar with current pain research and treatment protocols. The presentation will review recent research related to chronic pain and opioid use, and will also discuss the role of the psychologist on medical teams that treat patients with painful conditions.

William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP Paula D. Zeanah, PhD, MSN, RNMary A. Fristad, PhD, ABPP2/9/19; 10:45-11:45

Prescriptive Authority: Poison Pill or Positive Push for Psychologists?

The presentation will provide background on the controversy about prescriptive authority for psychologists (RxP). It will review proponents' contentions for advancing RxP and concerns of psychologists and others regarding these drivers and the APA training model, its impact, and the current status of RxP. The view of a medical school psychologist in Louisiana, a state where psychologists can prescribe, will be provided as well as an update about the recent APA review of the training model.

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Invited Speakers Eve-Lynn Nelson, PhD, FATA2/9/19; 1:00-2:00

Telebehavioral Health Best Practices: Where We're at and Where We're Headed

The presenter will provide an overview of telebehavioral health best practices, informed by practice guidelines and research. She will summarize ethical-legal considerations in telepractice with youth and adults. She will draw lessons from ongoing telehealth services in

Kansas, including services in schools and primary care practices. She will conclude with an overview of resources offered through the federally funded Telehealth Resource Centers.

Katherine A. Lingras, PhDDanielle M. Vrieze, PhD2/9/19; 2:00-3:00

Initiating a Diversity and Inclusion Committee within an Academic Health Center Department: Hearts, Minds, and Action

This presentation will discuss the process and preliminary impact of the creation of a committee focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the context of an academic health center. Presenters will share experiences and accomplishments of the first year of this focused committee. Lessons learned, including successes and challenges, as well as preliminary outcome data will be discussed. Participants will reflect on their own home departments and discuss needs and successes with regard to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Particular attention will be paid to the unique nuances of academic health center departments and the potential role for psychologists.

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APAHC 2019 Award Recipients

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Mary Amanda Dew, PhDBud Orgel Award for

Distinguished Achievement in Research

Sharon L. Berry, PhD ABPPIvan Mensch Award for

Distinguished Achievement in Teaching

Terry Stancin, PhD ABPPJoseph D. Matarazzo

Award for Distinguished Contributions to

Psychology in Academic Health Centers

Lisa K. Kearney, PhD ABPPOutstanding Mid-Career

Psychologist Contribution Award

Stacy A. Ogbeide, PsyD ABPPOutstanding Early Career Psychologist Contributions

Award

Kelsey Sala-Hamrick, MAOutstanding Student Contributions Award



Scientific Poster Session Thursday, February 7, 2019

Poster #1: TITLE: Academic Health Center Psychologists’ Leadership Roles and Perceived Leadership Training NeedsAUTHORS: Laura Shaffer, PhD, William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP, Elizabeth Cash, PhD, Barry Hong, PhD, ABPP, Jason Washburn, PhD, & Wendy Ward, PhD, ABPP

Poster #2:TITLE: Psychologists as EducatorsAUTHORS: Wendy Ward, PhD, Laura Ramirez, PhD, & William N. Robiner, PhD

Poster #3:TITLE: Using Simulated Patients to Assess Clinical Competency in a Primary Care Health Psychology Fellowship ProgramAUTHORS: Kathleen Young, PhD, MPH, Kristen J. Alston, PhD, & Molly S. Clark, PhD, ABPP

Poster #4:TITLE: Identifying Preliminary Quality Indicators of a Psychology Consultation-Liaison Service at an Academic Health CenterAUTHORS: Anastasia Bullock, PsyD, Kelly Gilrain, PhD, Philip Fizur, PsyD, & Kara Aplin, MD

Poster #6:TITLE: Opening Doors for Graduate Students: Developing and Maintaining a Clinical Health Psychology Practicum ProgramAUTHORS: Scott Nyman, PhD, ABPP, Mark E. Vogel, PhD, ABPP, Heather A. Kirkpatrick, PhD, ABPP, & Melissa J. Grey, PhD

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2019 Poster Committee

Michelle T. Jesse, PhDChairHenry Ford Health System

Heather M. Bruschwein, PsyDUniversity of Virginia School of Medicine

Mary Kate Miller, PsyDHenry Ford Health System

Jenny B. Tran, MACalifornia School of Professional Psychology



Poster #7:TITLE: Relaxation Based Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy Program Proposal for Adults with Bronchial AsthmaAUTHORS: David Hayduke, MA & Kate Jansen, PhD

Poster #8:TITLE: The Effects of Brief Interoceptive and Emotional Tolerance for Trauma (BIETT) in a VA Health Care Setting AUTHORS: Regina Vanburg, PsyD, Ashlee Martinez, PsyD, & Melanie Longhurst, PhD

Poster #9:TITLE: A Brief Psychological Intervention in Primary Care for Chronic Pain: An Open TrialAUTHORS: Lisa R. Miller-Matero, PhD, ABPP, Mary Kate Miller, PsyD, Bethany Pester, MA, Joseph P. Coleman, PsyD, & Brian K. Ahmedani, PhD

Poster #10:TITLE: Takes a Village: Battling Mental Health Stigma Early in Medical Training (Program Evaluation)AUTHORS: Nathaly Desmarais, PsyD & Melanis Rivera, PsyD

Poster #12:TITLE: If At First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try, Try Again: Challenges of An Outpatient Academic Neuropsychology ServiceAUTHORS: Amy Pacos Martinez, PsyD & Time Tozser, MA

Poster #13:TITLE: Increasing Opportunities for Interprofessional Education within a Clinical Health Psychology Doctoral Program at University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC): Lessons LearnedAUTHORS: Brooke Palmer, MA, Nadia Jafari, MA, Ana Orejuela, MA, Amy Peterman, PhD, & Iris Cheng, MD

Poster #14:TITLE: From Theory to Clinical Practice: The Development and Evolution of an Interdisciplinary Cognitive Rehabilitation ProgramAUTHORS: Time Tozser, MA, Amy Pacos Martinez, PsyD, Christopher Stavisky, MOT, OTR/L, Nancy Dukelow, MS, OTR/L, Sheryl Maier, MA, CCC-SLP, Jaime Rosa Campeau, MS, CCC-SLP, Simon Carson, OT/L, MBS, & Chloe Cottone

Poster #15:TITLE: Promoting Competence in Clinical Supervision: A Clinical Supervision Training Initiative Across Disciplines Within an Academic Medical SettingAUTHORS: Clare Gaskins, PhD, Krista Gwon, PhD, & Virginia Robles, PhD

Poster #17:TITLE: Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy or Cognitive Behavior Therapy for the Treatment of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain of Older Veterans: A Pilot Randomized Clinical TrialAUTHORS: Caitlin Sorenson, PsyD & Brandon Yarns, MD

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Poster #18:TITLE: When Worlds Collide - Lessons Learned: Creating Interprofessional Integrated Primary Care Behavioral Health Training Opportunities for Psychology, Social Work, and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner TraineesAUTHORS: Britt A. Nielsen, PsyD, ABPP, Amy E. Korsch-Williams, MSSA, CNM, LISW-S, Susan Painter, DNP, PMHNP-BC, David Hussey, PhD, & Terry Stancin, PhD, ABPP

Poster #19:TITLE: An Interprofessional Model for Diverse Training and EducationAUTHORS: Michelle Moore, PsyD & Lindsey Poe, PsyD

Poster #20:TITLE: Interprofessional Education: Current State in Psychology TrainingAUTHORS: Katherine Lamparyk, PsyD, William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP, Amy M. Williams, PhD, Heather Bruschwein, PsyD, & Wendy Ward, PhD, ABPP

Poster #21:TITLE: Are We Open to Learning From Other Professions? Satisfaction and Utility of Interprofessional Education for Psychology and Psychiatry LearnersAUTHORS: Katherine Lamparyk, PsyD, Veena Ahuja, MD, & Molly Wimbiscus, MD

Poster #22:TITLE: Promoting Process and Progress: Using a Quality-Improvement Informed Approach to Improve Psychosocial Rounds in Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, & Stem Cell Transplantation DivisionAUTHORS: Dara M. Steinberg, PhD, Rebecca A. Santiago, BS, & Virginia Robles, PhD

Poster #23:TITLE: Integrated Treatment of Substance Use Disorders: A Stage-Based Model of CareAUTHORS: Elizabeth E. Hubert, PhD, Norma P. Fernandez, PhD, & Larissa Maley, PhD

Poster #24:TITLE: Training Psychologists in Integrated Primary Care and Child MaltreatmentAUTHORS: Elizabeth A. Miller, PhD, Puanani J. Hee, PhD, Barbara L. Bonner, PhD, & Amanda S. Cherry, PhD

Poster #26:TITLE: The Development and Increase in Utilization of a New Pediatric Psycho-Oncology ServiceAUTHORS: Lila Pereira, PhD, Suzanne Braniecki, PhD, & Kimberly Marynowski, BS

Poster #27:TITLE: Inpatient Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Intervention to Reduce Pediatric Stem Cell Transplant Distress: Feasibility TrialAUTHORS: Colleen Stiles-Shields, PhD & Tina Drossos, PhD

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Poster #28:TITLE: Prevalence of Interprofessional Education Experience and Perceived Competence in Team Skills by Psychology TraineesAUTHORS: Teresa Y. Pan, PhD, Heather Bruschwein, PsyD, & Wendy Ward, PhD, ABPP

Poster #29:TITLE: Screening for Behavioral Health Needs in a Gastroenterology ClinicAUTHORS: Rami Sabbagh, BS, Brent Lang, MA, & Andrea Bradford, PhD

Poster #30:TITLE: Contracts and Touchdowns: Innovations in the Business of Integrated Behavioral Health Care within Specialty Medical ClinicsAUTHORS: Angela R. Wendorf, PhD & Kristin L. MacGregor, PhD

Poster #32:TITLE: The Pillars of a Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Integrated Primary CareAUTHORS: Yaira Oquendo-Figueroa, PhD, Yajaira Johnson-Esparza, PhD, & Jonathan Muther, PhD

Poster #33:TITLE: Professional Wellness in Health Service PsychologyAUTHORS: Amy M. Williams, PhD, Bonney Reed-Knight, PhD, Mariella Self, PhD, William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP, & Wendy Ward, PhD, ABPP

Poster #34:TITLE: What’s Happening and What’s Not Happening in IPE: Training Directors’ PerspectivesAUTHORS: Elizabeth Kalb, PhD, HSPP, MBA, Heather Bruschwein, PsyD, William N. Robiner, PhD, ABPP, Amy Seay, PhD, & Wendy Ward, PhD, ABPP

Poster #35:TITLE: Advance Care Planning: A Training Role for PsychologistsAUTHORS: Benjamin A. Bensadon, EdM, PhD

Poster #36:TITLE: Integrating Behavioral Health and Internal Medicine Residency TrainingAUTHORS: Benjamin A. Bensadon, EdM, PhD

Poster #37:TITLE: Needs Assessment for Cancer Patients in a VA Healthcare SystemAUTHORS: Margaret R. Bauer, PhD & Jessica Barber, PhD

Poster #38:TITLE: Mindfulness-Based Interventions and Transplantation: A Systematic Review of the LiteratureAUTHORS: Kelly Bryce, PsyD, Mary Kate Miller, PsyD, Samantha Cain, MA, Megan M. Miller, MS, Jane Simanovski, NP, & Lisa R. Miller-Matero, PhD, ABPP

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Poster #39:TITLE: Understanding the Relationship Between Indicators of Existential Distress for Patients with Advanced Heart FailureAUTHORS: Lacey R. Clement, PhD, Kevin S. Masters, PhD, Daniel Matlock, MD, MPH, Elissa Kolva, PhD, & Jonathan Shaffer, PhD

Poster #40:TITLE: Examining Methodology in Advanced Care Medical Decision Making Research: Scientific, Ethical, and Pragmatic DilemmasAUTHORS: Lacey R. Clement, PhD, Kevin S. Masters, PhD, Daniel Matlock, MD, MPH, Elissa Kolva, PhD, & Jonathan Shaffer, PhD

Poster #41:TITLE: Experiences of Professional Isolation in Clinical Health PsychologyAUTHORS: Joshua C. Eyer, PhD & Lesley Jo Weaver, PhD

Poster #42:TITLE: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Treating Insomnia and Anxiety Due to Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Case StudyAUTHORS: Emily K. White, PhD, John C. Carter, MD, & Mark Weidenbecher, MD

Poster #43:TITLE: The Concentric Training Model to Prepare Psychology Interns to Care for Underserved PopulationsAUTHORS: Edward E. Hunter, PhD, ABPP, Elizabeth C. Penick, PhD, ABPP, & Anthony Paolo, PhD

Poster #44:TITLE: Integrating Trauma-Informed Screening into a Low-Income Pediatric Primary Care ClinicAUTHORS: Kelsey Sala-Hamrick, MA, Brian Isakson, PhD, Sara Del Campo De Gonzalez, MD, Agatha Popejoy, MD, John Buchan, MD, & Javier Acevez, MD

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Sponsors Thank you to our sponsors for their

generous support of the 2019 APAHC Conference!

$500 Donation

$1000 Donation

$1500 Donation

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Notes

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Trainee and Early Career Psychologist Social Hour

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Longitude 90Le Méridien New Orleans

First Floor

Thursday, February 7th, 20198pm - 10pm

Appetizers provided by APAHCCash bar

All Conference attendees are welcome to attend!



Interprofessional Education Special Interest Group

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With the promotion of interprofessional education (IPE) in various health professional schools, medical schools, and academic health centers, APAHC has formed an interest group to curate materials beneficial for APAHC members to advance IPE at one’s institution. The IPE group also works to increase psychologists’ knowledge and engagement in IPE nationally.

We are seeking APAHC members interested in IPE and the advancement of IPE in APAHC. Please attend to learn more about the IPE Interest Group and how you can contribute to this work!

Friday, February 9th, 2019

Esplanade BallroomLe Méridien New Orleans

Second Floor

5pm - 6pm



Committee on Diversity and Health Disparities

The Committee on Diversity and Health Disparities seeks to maintain an equitable environment for diverse Psychologists in Academic Health Centers. Additionally, we are interested in the promotion and inclusion of diversity and health disparity issues within research, training, mentoring, policy, and clinical care. We are seeking interested individuals who want to be part of this work within APAHC! Please feel free to speak with us for more information via email.

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RoseAnne Illes, PhD Diversity & Health Disparities,

[email protected]

Michael MejiaDiversity & Health Disparities,

Associate [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]






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