2016 Global Health Symposium Strengthening Clinical and Research Capacity at Home and Abroad

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 Henry Ford Hospital Detroit, MI Buerki Auditorium

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CME PROVIDED BY HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM

2016 Global Health Symposium: Strengthening Clinical and Research Capacity at Home and Abroad

FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 2016

About the Symposium BACKGROUND: The First Annual Global Health Symposium focused on Building on the Power of Partnerships and brought together over 160 participants working internationally and locally to contribute to health system strengthening initiatives. The Second Annual Symposium focused on Sustainable Solutions to Improve the Health and Lives of the Underserved at Home and Abroad.

PURPOSE:

This year’s symposium will focus on capacity building. There are great disparities in clinical and research capabilities within and between countries worldwide. At times, experts from high-resource countries drop into developing countries or underserved communities to briefly conduct a study or provide short-term clinical care. By contrast, global health partnerships are ones that are mutually-beneficial, communitydriven, and build long-term, sustainable capacity. The 2016 Global Health Symposium will look at cutting-edge work being done around the world to strengthen clinical and research capacity at home and abroad. Prominent international, national, and local experts will share their knowledge and experiences with Symposium participants. Following the success of the 2014 and 2015 Symposiums, participants will again play an integral part in the exchange of information through poster presentations, interactive panel discussions, and networking opportunities.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS The Host Committee is seeking thematically related abstracts for poster presentations. The “Call for Abstracts” will be open until August 1, 2016. The poster presentations will be an integral part of the program agenda and will contribute to the knowledge shared between southeast Michigan academic institutions, hospitals, and other organizations. In addition, authors will have their work published in the Global Health Symposium Program Book. Complete information on submission of abstracts can be found on page 6 of this brochure.

TARGET AUDIENCE The 2016 Symposium is open to all faculty, clinicians, administrators, students, residents, fellows, pharmacists, nurses, as well as others interested in global and local health.

Global health photos courtesy of Photoshare by K4HealthTM

GENERAL INFORMATION Detailed information about registration and other logistics can be found on page 11 of this brochure.

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Program 8:00 – 8:45 am

Registration, Continental Breakfast, Poster & Exhibit Setup

8:45 – 9:00 am

Welcome

9:00 – 9:30 am

Keynote Address: Capacity Building in Global Health

9:30 – 10:45 am

PANEL 1 | Preparing for Future Global and Local Health Challenges



Lance Gable, JD, MPH • Moderator Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Law Wayne State University Law School Detroit, MI









Abdul El-Sayed, MD, DPhil Executive Director and Health Officer City of Detroit Detroit Health Department Detroit, MI



Linda A. Vanotoo, MBChB, MTropPaed, EMBA, Cert. Applied Epid, FGCPS Regional Director of Health Service Greater Accra Region Ghana Health Service Accra, Ghana



Panel Discussion & Wrap Up

10:45 – 11:00 am

Break & Exhibits

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Program continued 11:00 – 12:15 pm

PANEL 2 | Building Research Capacity by Engaging Communities



Jaye Clement, MPH, MPP • Moderator Director of Community Health Programs & Strategies Office of Community Health, Equity & Wellness Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI



Barbara A. Israel, DrPH, MPH Professor, School of Public Health, University of Michigan Director, Detroit Community-Academic Urban Research Center Ann Arbor, MI



Diego Lucumí, MD, MPH, PhD Associate Professor, School of Government Universidad de los Andes Bogotá, Colombia



Panel Discussion & Wrap Up

12:15 – 12:45 pm

Luncheon

12:45 – 1:45 pm

Poster Session and Exhibits The participants will be able to enjoy perusing various posters on global and local health specifically focused on capacity building.

Angela G. Reyes, MPH Executive Director, Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation Founding Member, Detroit Community-Academic Urban Research Center Detroit, MI

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Program continued 1:45 – 3:00 pm

PANEL 3 | Building Clinical Capacity Through Partnerships



Maureen D. Connolly, MD • Moderator School-Based and Community Health Program, Department of Pediatrics Health Disparities Research Collaborative Scholar, Department of Public Health Sciences Investigator, Global Health Initiative Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI





Joseph C. Kolars, MD Senior Associate Dean for Education and Global Initiatives Josiah Macy, Jr., Professor of Health Professions Education University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor, MI



Zulaika Ali, MB BS, DCH, DM, FRCPCH, CMT Professor of Child Health University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus Trinidad & Tobago



Panel Discussion & Wrap Up

3:00 – 3:15 pm

Hot Topics in Global Health

3:15 – 3:20 pm

Global Health Project Map Presentation Tyler Prentiss, BA Program Coordinator The Global Health Initiative Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI

3:20 – 3:30 pm

Conclusion

3:30 – 4:30 pm

Global Health Symposium Reception Participants are invited to attend a reception immediately following the Symposium. Come, relax and continue the conversation. 5

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Call for Abstracts The Host Committee of the 2016 Global Health Symposium: Strengthening Clinical and Research Capacity at Home and Abroad is inviting research and programmatic abstract submissions. We welcome abstracts from any discipline, in any stage of development (including proposed research or programs). Abstracts should focus on best practices for improving health for underserved populations, both globally and locally, through sustainable programs, interventions, and innovations. This is a great opportunity to share your work with peers and to network with other global health advocates in Southeastern Michigan. Common topics in global health include: • • • • • •

Capacity Building Underserved Populations Starting Global Health Programs Global Health Security Non-communicable Diseases & Injuries Emerging Infectious Diseases

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Global Environmental Health Maternal & Child Health Global Mental Health Education & Training Social Determinants of Health Innovations & New Technologies

TO APPLY: Please send your abstract in Microsoft Word document to the Henry Ford Health System Global Health Initiative (GHI) at [email protected]. The deadline for submitting abstracts is August 1, 2016. Selected authors will be notified by August 19, 2016. For more information about the Symposium and abstract submissions, please contact GHI at [email protected] or call 313-916-2628.

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Please include the following information in your abstract: • Abstract Title • Full name, credentials, and affiliation of all authors • Indicate the presenting author(s) and provide contact information for each presenting author. 2. Abstract text should be no longer than 300 words. 3. Please use the following headings in the body of the abstract: For Research Studies A. Statement of Problem B. Background (include data) C. Research Hypothesis D. Methodology E. Results/Findings F. Conclusions

For Programs/Projects A. Statement of Problem B. Background (include data) C. Description (include proposed intervention, target population, goals, timeline) D. Outcomes E. Conclusions

In the conclusion, all abstracts should address how your work builds capacity.

SELECTION PROCESS: All abstracts submitted will be considered for poster presentation. The Abstract Committee will evaluate and score each submission on originality, topic relevance, quality and clarity. The Abstract Committee will not select more than one abstract per presenting author. All poster presenters will have to register for the Symposium and pay the according registration fee. The three best posters will receive an award, as selected by symposium attendees.

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Speakers & Moderators ZULAIKA ALI, MB BS, DCH, DM, FRCPCH, CMT (Speaker) graduated in medicine from the University of the West Indies (UWI) (1974), specialized in paediatrics with a sub-specialty in neonatology and is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (1998). She is Professor of Child Health (Neonatology) at UWI, St Augustine Campus. She was Co-coordinator of the UWI HIV/AIDS Response Programme to strengthen the university’s ability to respond to the epidemic. She founded the UWI Telehealth Programme to assist children with medical problems that could not be diagnosed or treated locally by accessing specialists from SickKids in Toronto, via real-time videoconferencing (2004) and was awarded the “Most Innovative Medical Advance, Telemedicine” by the Trinidad & Tobago Medical Association (2010). She established the Trinidad & Tobago Health Training Centre to train health care workers. The UWI awarded her the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research & Public Service (2012) and she received the National Award, Chaconia Medal Silver in the sphere of medicine (2010). JAYE CLEMENT, MPH, MPP (Moderator) is the Director of Community Health Programs and Strategies with the Office of Community Health, Equity and Wellness at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, Michigan. She is responsible for aligning the System’s commitment to its communities by engaging new partners around issues of community health, maintaining existing partnerships, and managing metrics and data sets to monitor and continuously improve engagement and outreach strategies. She serves as a health care advocate and liaison to external audiences, including community, civic and faith-based organizations, volunteers and other key publics. In this role, Jaye holds administrative oversight for the nationally recognized, award-winning Women-Inspired Neighborhood Network: Detroit program and is working to operationalize a Community Health Worker Hub for the health system. Jaye earned her MPH from the University of Michigan School of Public Health and MPP from the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, both in 2005.

MAUREEN (MO) CONNOLLY, MD (Moderator) is a pediatrician with Henry Ford Health System’s School-Based and Community Health Program (SBCHP) in Detroit, Michigan. She works with clinical staff to provide care for students at school-based and community clinic sites, with a focus on adolescent health, the care of the LGBTQ youth, and HIV prevention. She is part of the SBCHP’s collaboration with the Ruth Ellis Center, a LGBTQ community center that is now providing accessible medical and mental health services to LGBTQ adolescents and young adults. In addition to clinical services, Dr. Connolly is a researcher with the Health Disparities Collaborative in the Department of Public Health Sciences and the Henry Ford Global Health Initiative, where her work focuses on improving health outcomes for LGBTQ youth. She completed medical school at the University of Michigan and pediatric residency at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. ABDUL EL-SAYED, MD, DPHIL (Speaker) is the Health Officer for the City of Detroit and Executive Director of the Detroit Health Department under Mayor Michael E. Duggan. Dr. El-Sayed is an internationally recognized expert in population health policy, the social determinants of health, and health inequalities. Previously, he was a professor in the Department of Epidemiology at Columbia University, where he directed the Columbia University Systems Science Program and Global Research Analytics for Population Health. He has authored over 100 publications and has received numerous health policy and research awards, including being named a Policy Innovator by the Carnegie Council. Dr. El-Sayed earned a doctorate in Public Health from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, and an MD from Columbia University as a Soros Fellow. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan with Highest Distinction in Biology and Political Science, where he delivered the Universitywide student commencement speech alongside President Bill Clinton in 2007.

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Speakers & Moderators LANCE GABLE, JD, MPH (Moderator) is the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and an Associate Professor of Law at Wayne State University. Dean Gable’s research addresses the overlap between law, policy, ethics, health and science. He has published journal articles on a diverse array of topics including public health law, ethics, and policy; international human rights; bioterrorism and emergency preparedness; mental health; research ethics; and information privacy. Dean Gable has served as the principal investigator for the project Developing Ethical Guidelines for the Allocation of Scarce Medical Resources During Public Health Emergencies in Michigan. He received the 2010 Wayne State University Academy of Scholars Junior Faculty Award for the Humanities and Social Sciences. Dean Gable received a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, a M.P.H. from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and a B.A. from Johns Hopkins University. BARBARA ISRAEL, DRPH, MPH (Speaker) is a Professor in the Department of Health Behavior and Health Education at University of Michigan School of Public Health. Dr. Israel has published widely in the areas of community-based participatory research (CBPR), community empowerment, evaluation, stress and health, social networks, and health inequities. Dr. Israel has extensive experience conducting CBPR in collaboration with partners in diverse communities. She is the founding Director of the Detroit CommunityAcademic Urban Research Center (Detroit URC), established in 1995, which involves multiple funded research and intervention projects aimed at increasing knowledge and addressing factors associated with health inequities in Detroit. She is actively involved in several Detroit URC-affiliated community-academic partnerships examining and addressing, for example, the environmental triggers of childhood asthma, the social and physical environmental determinants of cardiovascular disease, and capacity building for and translating research findings into policy change.

JOSEPH C. KOLARS, MD (Speaker) is the Josiah Macy, Jr., Professor of Health Professions Education and Senior Associate Dean for Education and Global Initiatives at the University of Michigan Medical School. A graduate of the University of Minnesota Medical School, he pursued internal medicine training in Minneapolis, and completed his post-graduate training in gastroenterology at the University of Michigan in 1989. He established a western-based health care system in China in conjunction with Shanghai Second Medical University where he lived with his family for three years. Between 2007-11, he worked closely with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to partner medical schools in the U.S. with those in sub-Saharan Africa. This lead to his close involvement with the NIH/ PEPFAR Medical Education Partnership Initiative. He currently serves as co-director for the University of Michigan Medical School – Peking University Health Science Center Joint Institute for Clinical and Translational Research and on the advisory council of NIH’s Fogarty International Center. DIEGO LUCUMÍ, MD, MPH, PHD (Speaker) earned a medical degree in the Universidad El Bosque in Bogotá, Colombia. He received his Master in Public Health from the Universidad del Valle in Cali, Colombia, and his PhD in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Currently, he is an associate professor of public health in the School of Government at the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá. His research focuses on social and physical factors that contribute to health and health disparities with a particular focus on cardiovascular diseases in Colombia. In particular, he is interested in understanding these factors and their effects on health in urban contexts in order to design and implement comprehensive interventions. In his work he has used participatory approaches and mixed methods design. Dr. Lucumí’s research appears in several international journals. He has received scholarships and grants from Fulbright, IDRC in Canada, and Colombian institutions.

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Speakers & Moderators ANGELA G. REYES, MPH (Speaker) is the founder and Executive Director of the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation and a founding board member of the Detroit Community-Academic Urban Research Center (Detroit URC). She is actively involved in a number of Detroit URC-affiliated partnerships examining and addressing, for example, the environmental triggers of childhood asthma, the social and physical environmental determinants of cardiovascular disease, the factors influencing air quality in Detroit, and capacity building for and translating research findings into policy change. She has been active in community organizing efforts in SW Detroit for over 30 years. Ms. Reyes is the recipient of several awards, including Corp! Magazine’s Michigan’s Most Influential Hispanic Leaders, New Detroit’s Closing the Gap award, and the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association Liberty Bell Award. Ms. Reyes is known nationally and internationally as a consultant and speaker on issues affecting the Latino community, including cultural awareness, youth gangs and violence, immigration, and education reform.

LINDA A. VANOTOO, MBCHB, MTROPPAED, EMBA, CERT. APPLIED EPID, FGCPS (Speaker) has over 30 years experience as a Clinician and Public Health expert with extensive understanding in health systems strengthening/quality improvement. She is very active within National and International Communities and has presented several papers. She is the Regional Director of Health Service-Greater Accra. She developed the PROMISE Initiative; PROMISE Drivers and Hope Restoration Center (only one in Ghana) to improve continuum of care in maternal and child health. She championed the development of perinatal death audit; e-bed tracking system; Pregnancy Schools and has written a book on the Pregnancy School. She is an accomplished mentor/leader and has received several awards including best poster (first fetal growth conference: Birmingham) and naming of a street after her (Anaji, Ghana). Dr. Vanotoo is pursuing a PhD (Public Health) program at School of Public Health, University of Ghana-Legon.

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Planning Committee HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

• Linda Kaljee, PhD Senior Investigator The Global Health Initiative

• Brent Williams, MD Professor, Global Health & Disparities Path of Excellence University of Michigan Medical School

• Dana Parke, BA* Program Coordinator The Global Health Initiative

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

• Doreen Nicole Dankerlui, MPH Senior Program Coordinator The Global Health Initiative

• Jason Bell, MD Assistant Professor, Global Health & Disparities Path of Excellence University of Michigan Medical School

• Alexander Plum, MPH, CHES Senior Program Coordinator The Global Health Initiative

• Chih Chuang, MD Director, Global Health and Education Assistant Professor, Academic and Student Programs, Wayne State University School of Medicine

• Tyler Prentiss, BA Program Coordinator The Global Health Initiative

• Peter J. Hammer, JD, PhD Director, Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights Professor of Law, Wayne State University Law School

• John Zervos, JD Managing Director The Global Health Initiative

• Paul Kilgore, MPH, MD Associate Professor and Director of Research, Department of Pharmacy Practice Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Senior Investigator, The Global Health Initiative, Henry Ford Health System

• Marcus Zervos, MD Division Head, Infectious Diseases Professor of Medicine, Wayne State University School of Medicine

BEAUMONT HEALTH AND OAKLAND UNIVERSITY WILLIAM BEAUMONT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

• Richard Keidan, MD Director, Beaumont Multidisciplinary Melanoma Clinic, Beaumont Hospital Assistant Professor of Surgery, Wayne State University School of Medicine Associate Professor of Surgery, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine Founder, Detroit2Nepal Foundation (D2N) • Rachel Yoskowitz, BSN, MPH Assistant Professor of Biomedical Sciences Coordinator, Community and Global Health, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine

*Chair, Planning Committee

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Registration Information

General Information

All who plan to attend the Symposium must register, including those presenting poster abstracts. Please register online at:

LOCATION & PARKING The one-day symposium will be held in the Buerki Auditorium at Henry Ford Hospital, Main Campus, 2799 West Grand Blvd, Detroit, MI 48202. A confirmation email will be sent to all registrants and will include parking options and a map. The Henry Ford Hospital general information number is 313-916-2600.

https://hfhs.eventsair.com/CEPortal/hfhs/cme and search “Global Health”. Early Bird Registration fees are available up until September 15, 2016 at the following rates: • Students, Residents and Fellows (ID necessary): FREE • All others: $50.00 After September 15, 2016, Registration fees are as following: • Students, Residents, and Fellows (ID necessary): $20.00 • All Others: $100.00 Poster presenters will be charged the appropriate fee. The registration fee includes all course materials, continental breakfast, lunch, breaks, and reception as well as processing of CME credits. Registration is limited. The deadline for registration is October 14, 2016. REFUND POLICY Please contact the Henry Ford Health System CME Office at (313) 916-8214 for refunds.

ACCREDITATION STATEMENT Henry Ford Health System is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. DESIGNATION STATEMENT Henry Ford Health System designates this live course for a maximum of 5.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. FACULTY/PLANNING COMMITTEE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT In compliance with the ACCME standards for commercial support, all individuals in a position to control/influence the content of this activity are required to disclose relevant financial interests of their own or spouse or partners with any commercial interests and/or non-FDA approved use of a drug or a device that is included in the presentation. DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING STATEMENT Henry Ford Health System is committed to ensuring that our guests who are deaf or hard of hearing have equal access to all the services provided at our facilities. We provide at no cost the appropriate auxiliary aids and services. To request an assistive listening device or service, call (313) 916-8214 or e-mail [email protected]

For more information, please contact:

Dana Parke – Henry Ford Health System [email protected] 313-916-2628 11