THE COLLABORATION NETWORK: EVENTS,
SPOTLIGHT PRESENTATIONS & VIDEO ARCHIVE
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october 19, 2023 - TCN Roundtable on Mental Health: Tackling Behavioral Health Equity and Access to Care
This event was hosted by The Collaboration Network (TCN), a program developed by the Center for Improvement Science at the University of Cincinnati Center for Clinical and Translational Science and Training. We hope this information will support people who want to connect with others in this space to develop collaborative initiatives that support Behavioral Health Equity and Access to Care. WELCOME: Jenn Molano, Director, CCTST Collaboration and Team Science INTRODUCTIONS: Jack Kues, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, UC College of Medicine and Founder of TCN.
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May 18, 2023 - TCN Roundtable on Well-being: Joy in Work
PRESENTATIONS:
Jenn Molano: Wellness in the Workplace: An overview of organizational, team, and individual well-being
Megan Johnstone: Strategies to overcome barriers to well-being faced by researchers and educators navigating a team-based environment
Michelle McKinney: Practical guidance on developing individual wellness practices
APRIL 20, 2023 - SPOTLIGHT ON aMY kOSHOFFER, MS, MLIS, Assoc. Sr. Librarian, Research and Data Support services at UC Libraries
At the Research and Data Services at the University of Cincinnati Libraries, Amy supports open science, data literacy, and research reproducibility initiatives as part of the UC Libraries Research and Data Services unit. She is involved in developing research data services, educational opportunities for data management, data sharing, and preservation, data analysis such as Geospatial Information systems (GIS) and spreadsheet best practices, researcher impact, and collaborative research workflows.
MARCH 16, 2023 - PRESENTATION: Bridging Diversity with Inclusion & Justice, in the Classroom and Beyond
Presentation & Facilitated Discussion: Bridging Diversity with Inclusion & Justice, in the Classroom and Beyond, facilitated by Heather Christensen and Jason Blackard. Program created by: Lisa Johnson, MD, Associate Professor, Pediatrics, and Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine (UC COM); Heather Christensen, PhD, Associate Professor, Medical Education, UC COM; and Jason Blackard, PhD, Professor, Internal Medicine, Div. of Infectious Disease, UC COM.
FEBRUARY 16, 2023 - spotlight on sharron dimario, M.H.A.
Sharron DiMario, MHA, AHEC Center Director, presents an update on the Area Health Education Center
DECEMBER 15, 2022 - PRESENTATION: Leadership Frames
Presented by Heather R. Christensen, PhD, Associate Professor, UC College of Medicine;
Learning Objectives: Define "leadership frame"; Identify your primary leadership frame(s); Describe the central concepts of the four leadership frames; Compare and contrast effective and ineffective leadership for the four frames.
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 - SPOTLIGHT ON Kristin Burgoyne, RefugeeConnect
Kristin Burgoyne, MSSW, Executive Director, Refugee Connect. RefugeeConnect’s Expanding Health Navigator Program - Since presenting to TCN in 2021 about their Community Navigator program, RefugeeConnect has received several large grants from Impact 100 and bi3 to grow their program. In July, they were awarded a 3-year grant from bi3* to launch a Refugee Health Navigator program. Their newly expanded team will be connecting with families to assist and support them as they learn how to navigate the US Healthcare System and health-related benefits and resources. In addition, they will be working with their partners at CCHMC to create multilingual health literacy content to share with the community and will offer free training and consultation to healthcare partners around culturally responsive practices. *In response to the 2021 Community Health Needs Assessment, bi3, a philanthropic initiative to transform health for all people in Greater Cincinnati, awarded $4.7 million in grants to seven area nonprofit organizations to address health disparities in maternal and infant health and behavioral health and remove social barriers to better health outcomes.
jULY 21, 2022 - PRESENTATION BY KATE SCHRODER, INTERACT FOR HEALTH
Kate Schroder, President and CEO of Interact for Health, discusses Interact for Health’s Strategic Plan for 2023.
june 16, 2022 - PRESENTATION ON CCTST COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE WITH EMMA JONES
Facilitated Discussion: Emma Jones, MA, Communication Specialist, Center for Clinical & Translational Science & Training will introduce herself and her work at the CCTST Communications Office Open discussion: DEI issues
MAY 19, 2022 - SPOTLIGHT ON CYNTHIA MOORE, UC FOUNDATION
Cynthia Moore, Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations; and Sue Goldberg, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations for Academic Medicine from The University of Cincinnati Foundation, give a brief presentation about The UC Foundation, which works closely with UC Health's government relations, corporations and foundations, and state and federal funding sources. They discuss how they can help the TCN team with their funding needs.
APRIL 21, 2022 - spotlight on Ishita Basu, Phd
Presentation by Ishita Basu, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Neurosurgery; Modeling and modulating the neural correlates of Cognitive Control in Human subjects
FEBRUARY 17, 2022 - TCN ROUNDTABLE ON DIGITAL HEALTH TOOLS
Moderator: Jack Kues, PhD, Director, Center for Improvement Science
Roundtable Panelists:
Saundra Regan, PhD; Director of Research, Family Medicine
Brett Harnett, MS-IS, Director, UC COM Center for Health Informatics
Claudia Rebola, PhD; Associate Dean for Research, UC DAAP
Geoffrey Pinski, Assistant Vice President, UC Technology Transfer
October 21, 2021 - Demonstration of new online research tools at UC
Emily Kregor, Software Developer in the UC Office of Research, demonstrates Dimensions, a new online research tool
https://research.uc.edu/navigation/for-researchers/researcher-tools
AUGUST 19, 2021 - SPOTLIGHT ON THE CCTST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CORE (cec) WITH STACEY GOMES AND DENA CRANLEY
Development of a cross-institutional Community Engagement Network (discussion facilitated by Stacey Gomes, PhD, from the CEC and Dena Cranley, MA, from UC Urban Health Pathway)
MAY 13, 2021 - PRESENTATION - Ericson Imarenezor, HEALTH COLLABORATIVE
Ericson Imarenezor, from The Health Collaborative, will discuss The Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). The CHNA is a recurring requirement (every 3 years) for all not-for-profit hospitals and local health departments to identify the top health needs of the communities they serve. The Health Collaborative serves as the coordinator and facilitator of a regional CHNA across 26 counties of Southwest OH, Northern KY, and Southeastern IN, including the Greater Dayton region. When complete, the report that is created is used to develop an implementation and strategic action plan for addressing these identified health needs. We are actively collecting data for the CHNA and would love to help in survey distribution and outreach through your networks.
APRIL 29, 2021 - SPOTLIGHT ON SANTA MARIA COMMUNITY SERVICES WITH H.A. mUSSER, JR.
Santa Maria Community Services: H.A. Musser, Jr., MA, MSW, President and CEO; and Luz Elena Schemmel, MPA, Wellness and Immigrant Services Director www.santamaria-cincy.org Santa Maria Community Services is known for being a catalyst and advocate for Cincinnati’s Greater Price Hill families to attain educational, financial, and health goals. They provide more than 3,000 individuals with educational tools and resources to build strong families, promote healthy residents, and foster neighborhood revitalization. Their vision is for Greater Price Hill to be a vibrant, thriving, and self-sustaining community. Their Price Hill Family Centers provide a welcoming environment and the coaching, support, and flexibility to assist families to achieve their identified goals toward stabilization and self-sufficiency.
april 1, 2021 - Report on findings of a vaccine hesitancy project presented by victor ronis-tobin, phd
On March 17th, Victor Ronis-Tobin, PhD, Director, Xavier Center for Population Health, together with partners from Closing the Health Gap, presented a webinar to report the findings of their multi-method regional study of COVID-19 Vaccine resistance. The presentation focused on demographic disparities in attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination. They reported results from a community survey, focus groups, and interviews with members of marginalized communities in our area.
View a recording of the March 17 presentation
JANUARY 28, 2021- SPOTLIGHT ON ELIZABETH KOPRAS
Elizabeth Kopras, Sr. Research Associate, UC Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, will present: Establishing an equine-assisted learning and therapeutic (EALT) program, Team Building Project
NOVEMBER 19, 2020 - racial & health inequities exposed by covid-19
Welcome and Introductions: Jack Kues, PhD, and Karen Bankston, PhD, MSN, FACHE, FAAN
Andrew Beck, MD, MPH: COVID-19 in Greater Cincinnati and the Pursuit of Public Health Equity
Panel presentations: A brief review of what has been uncovered in Cincinnati
Lori Crosby, PsyD: Attitudes about COVID-19 and Health (ATTACH) Study
Jack Kues, PhD: Working in Teams: Collaborating vs. Coordinating
Bryan Wright, PhD: Impact of COVID-19 on Cincinnati Refugees
Aimee Miley and Claire Seid: A Mutual Aid Response to COVID-19 for People Recently Released from Hamilton County Justice Center & People Experiencing Homelessness in Downtown Area
Amy Rule, MD, MPH: Barriers & Facilitators to Prevention of Care of COVID-19 Infections in Cincinnati Latinx Families
Breakout Discussions: What Can Be Done Now? Where Are the Gaps?
Large Group Discussion: Karen Bankston, Moderator
Follow-Up Strategy: Jack Kues
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View WVXU Report
View WCPO Report
View The Cincinnati Herald Article
OCTOBER 29, 2020 - PRESENTATION ON TRUST IN SCIENCE BY JOHN AGLEY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY
Jon Agley, PhD, Assoc. Professor and Deputy Director of Research, Prevention Insights at Indiana University Bloomington School of Public Health, will talk about ‘Trust in science' and how it has changed during the pandemic, as well as ways in which it might be associated with COVID-19 misinformation or conspiracies.
ocTOBER 22, 2020 - PRESENTATION ON IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH WITH KAREN BANKSTON, RN, PHD
Impact of COVID-19 on Community & Social Determinants of Health, presented by Karen Bankston, RN, PhD, FACHE, FAAN, Professor Emerita, University of Cincinnati College of Nursing.
September 24, 2020 - facilitated discussion about Xavier covid-19 initiative
Victor Ronis-Tobin, PhD, Director, Xavier Center of Population Health, speaks about a new initiative to develop a health promotion model to incorporate social marketing, technology, and community health workforce training and the plan to pilot it on the COVID-19 vaccine.
AUGUST 27, 2020 - Discussion on population health
Discussion: Support for Population Health across UC, UC Health, CCHMC, and Community Organizations; featuring Stephan Shehy, UC Health Office of Government Relations and Victor Ronis-Tobin, Xavier University Center for Population Health
AUGUST 20, 2020
Discussion: CIS is resuming focus on facilitating faculty and community responses to grant opportunities, especially those that are effective stepping-stones to federal funding.
Updates on 1. A Community Based Approach to Understanding and Improving Adherence to CDC COVID-19 Guidelines; Jack Kues and Melinda Butsch Kovacic, co-PIs; 2. Addressing Racial Disparities in Cancer Care; Soni Regan, Rachael Nolan, Becky Lee, co-PIs.
AUGUST 13, 2020
Discussion: CIS is resuming focus on facilitating the success of faculty and community responses to grant opportunities, especially those such as the following RFPs from Pfizer that are effective stepping-stones to federal funding:
1. Addressing Racial Disparities in Cancer Care: Competitive Grant Program RFP
2. Continuity of Care: Education for Rheumatology Patients: Independent Medical Education Grant RFP Competitive Grant Program - internal Pfizer review process
3. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Research in Hemophilia: Competitive Grant Program- using Expert Review Panel
4. Advancing Chronic Pain Research: Pfizer Inc. and Eli Lilly and Company are pleased to announce the call for proposals for the third Global Awards for (ADVANCE), an independently reviewed competitive grants program
AUGUST 6, 2020
Discussion: Available grant opportunities from Pfizer: CIS is resuming focus on facilitating the success of faculty and community responses to grant opportunities, especially those such as RFPs from Pfizer, which are, historically, effective stepping stones to federal funding.
JULY 30, 2020 - Projects funded by the CCTST COVID-19 c5g program
Discussion: COVID-19 Research Activity - Projects funded by the CCTST COVID-19 Critical Community Challenge Grant:
Epidemiology and Transmission of COVID-19 among Hispanic and Black Families in Cincinnati; Katherine Bowers, PhD (CCHMC) and colleagues
Attitudes about COVID-19 and Heath (ATTACH) Study; Lori Crosby, PsyD (CCHMC) and colleagues
Barriers and Facilitators to Prevention of Care of COVID-19 Infections in Cincinnati Latinx Families; Keith Martin, DO (CCHMC) and Amy Rule, MD, MPH (CCHMC)
A Mutual Aid Response to COVID-19 for People Recently Released from Hamilton County Justice Center and People Experiencing Homelessness in Downtown Area; Aimee Miley (CCHMC) and Claire Seid (CCHMC)
Cincinnati’s African-American Community Establishments Face Mask Project; Regina Hutchins, PhD, BSN, RN (Black Nurses’ Association of Greater Cincinnati)
The Impact of Masks on Speech Acoustics and Voice Fatigue in Healthcare Workers: A Pilot Study during COVID-19 Pandemic; Victoria McKenna, PhD (UC)
A Community Based Approach to Understanding and Improving Adherence to CDC COVID-19 Guidelines; John Kues, PhD (UC) and Melinda Butsch Kovacic, PhD (UC)
Mapping Local Beliefs and Non-Adherence to COVID-19 Prevention Measures using Social Media; Jess Kropczynski, PhD (UC) and colleagues
JULY 23, 2020
Facilitator: Megan Lamkin, PhD, facilitates a “Water Cooler” discussion regarding her Pledge to Dismantle White Supremacy Within Ourselves and Our Institutions. The pledge was inspired by Layla F. Saad’s book, Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World and Become a Good Ancestor and developed with input from a diverse network of friends and colleagues. It serves as a pathway for faculty and staff to begin exploring their complicity in accommodating systemic racism at UC and begin taking action to dismantle it.
View Pledge
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View Pre- and Post-Discussion Polling Data
JULY 9, 2020
Presenter: Melinda Butsch-Kovacic, MPH, PhD, Professor and Associate Dean of Research, UC College of Allied Health Sciences
Topic: Utilizing a NCI-funded Research Education Program Award (R25) to Create an Inclusive Cancer Learning Community that Offers Cancer Research Experiences to Undergraduates Across the Cancer Continuum
JUNE 25, 2020 - panel discussion on telehealth
Presentations:
Tele-Nephrology: Delivering Acute Care in Rural Hospitals; Charuhas Thakar, MD; Professor and Director, Division of Nephrology and Hypertension; UC Department of Internal Medicine
The Personal Story of a Telehealth Recipient; Rachael Nolan, PhD; Assistant Professor, MPH program; UC Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences
Improving Myself through Telehealth; Devon Lehman, MSN, RN; Tele-ICU Registered Nurse, Cincinnati Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center
Telemedicine in America – The Time is Now; Charles Doarn, MBA; Research Professor and Director, MPH program; UC Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences
JUNE 11, 2020
Facilitator: Charles Doarn, MBA, Research Professor and Director of the MPH program in the Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences
Topic of Discussion: Telehealth
MAY 14, 2020 - Rapid Adaptive Control of Epidemic (RACE Network)
Presenters:
Michael Seid, PhD, Director, Health Outcomes and Quality Care Research, Division of Pulmonary Medicine Member, James M. Anderson Center for Health Systems Excellence Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics
Susan Cronin, PhD, Research Associate, James M. Anderson Center for Health Systems Excellence Research Associate, Center for Clinical and Translational Science and Training
Faculty at the Anderson Center at CCHMC have developed the science and practice of creating ‘Learning Networks' - communities of patients/families, clinicians, and researchers - that facilitate collaboration at scale to improve outcomes, care, and research. This presentation will familiarize the audience with the theory and science behind Learning Networks, present exemplary cases, and discuss the application of this theory and practice to rapid response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.
APRIL 16, 2020 - Building Personal & Workplace Resiliency
Jennifer Rose V. Molano, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine presents a facilitated discussion on Connecting Through Change
FEBRUARY 27, 2020 - Syndemics & Growing Inequality
Presenters:
Susan Schmidt, MSN, PhD, Director, Center for Population Health, Xavier University
Victor Garcia, MD, Professor, UC College of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Founding Director of Trauma Services, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Topic: Syndemics & Growing Inequality: Bridging Complex Systems, Neighborhood Effects, and Health Disparities
JANUARY 16, 2020 - Scholar@UC
Presenters:
May Chang, Director, Information Technology, University of Cincinnati Libraries
Glen Horton, Director, Application Development, University of Cincinnati Libraries
Topic: Scholar@UC
November 14, 2019 - UC Digital Scholarship
Presenter: James Lee, PhD, Assistant Professor, UC College of Arts & Sciences, Department of English & Comparative Literature; Academic Director, UC Digital Scholarship Center
Topic: UC Digital Scholarship
Oct 31, 2019 - On the Road to NCI Designation
Presenter: Tammy Mentzel, MPH, Assistant Director for Special Programs and Projects, UC Cancer Center
Presenter: Steven Price, MBA, Associate Director for Administration, UC Cancer Center
Topic: On the Road to NCI Designation
October 24, 2019 - panel discussion on mental & behavioral health
Presentations:
Biology of Stress: Implications for Brain Health; James P. Herman, PhD; Flor van Maanen Professor and Chair, Department of Pharmacology & Systems Physiology, UC College of Medicine; Director, UC Neurobiology Research Center; Director, Stress Neurobiology Laboratory
Brain Health Groups for Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment; Jennifer Molano, MD; Associate Professor, Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine, UC College of Medicine:
Peer Support; Bob Race, Peer Specialist; Mental Health Association of Northern Kentucky
How 1N5 Works with Schools; Nancy Eigel-Miller, Executive Director, 1N5: Mental Health Education for Schools
September 26, 2019 - UC Research Directory
Presenter: Josette Riep, Director Information Technology
Topic: UC Research Directory
September 12, 2019 - Center for Integrative Health
Presenter: Sian Cotton, PhD, Professor, UC Family and Community Medicine, Director, UC Center for Integrative Health
Topic: Introduction to the Center for Integrative Health and Wellness and UC Health Integrative Medicine
September 5, 2019 - What the Heck is AHEC?
Presenter: Sharron DiMario, MHA, Director, UC Area Health Education Center
Topic: What the Heck is AHEC?
August 29, 2019 - spotlight on irene hamrich, md
Presenter: Irene Hamrich, MD, Professor, UC Family and Community Medicine; Director of Geriatrics
August 8, 2019 - spotlight on phil taylor, phd
Presenter: Phil Taylor, PhD, Assistant VP for Research, Strategic Implementation; UC Office of Research
July 25, 2019 - UC Digital Futures Project
Presenter: Karlynn BrintzenhofeSzoc, PhD, Associate Professor, UC College of Allied Health Sciences, School of Social Work
Topic: UC Digital Futures Project
July 11, 2019 - spotlight on amy costanzo, phd, msn
Presenter: Amy Costanzo, PhD, MSN, Director, UCMC Center for Professional Growth & Innovative Practice; Director, UCMC Institute for Clinical Inquiry
June 20, 2019 - follow up meeting on aging
Follow-up Meeting on Aging
april 4, 2019 - panel discussion on the social determinants of health
Presentations:
Partnering with the United Way; Amy Weber, JD; Director, Community Change, United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Research, Education, & Practice in the College of Nursing; Rebecca Lee, PhD, RN, Associate Professor, UC College of Nursing
Partnering with the All Children Thrive Learning Network; Robert Kahn, MD, MPH; Associate Chair of Community Health, UC Department of Pediatrics; All Children Thrive Learning Network
Virtual Reality Simulation and Social Determinants of Health: A High-Tech Strategy to Improve Health Outcomes; Saundra Regan, PhD, Adjunct Assistant Professor and Director of the Research Division in the UC Department of Family and Community Medicine
Healthy By Design; Kiana Trabue, MPH; Executive Director, Population Health Strategies; The Health Collaborative
january 17, 2019 - panel discussion on aging
Presentations:
Partnering with the Live Well Collaborative; Linda Dunsheath, Live Well Collaborative; Craig Vogel, PhD; UC College of Design, Art, Architecture and Urban Planning;
Aging Related Research in DAAP; Dr. Pravin Bhiwapurkar, Architecture; Dr. Claudia Rebola, Industrial Design; Matthew Wizinsky, Communication Design
Aging Research Collaborators from the College of Nursing and Maple Knoll Communities;Tami Bakas, PhD, RN;
Becky Lee, PhD, RN; UC College of Nursing
The Initiative on Aging Education at UC; Karlynn BrintzenhofeSzoc, PhD
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