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One Pulse At A Time: Exploring Spinal Cord Stimulator Anatomy To Enhance M1 Medical Education, Matthew Tufts, Sruthi Shriram, Arush Rao, Ariel Banks, Ragad Almsaddi, Gabrielle Abdelmessih, Varna Taranikanti

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Innovating Team Dynamics: Implementation Of Bespoke Team Charters Within Medical Student Dissection Teams, Emily Tenniswood, Stefanie Attardi

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EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION WINNER

Overview Of The Ouwb Rise (Reframing Inclusion Through Scholarship & Equity) Program, Tracey A. H. Taylor, Vonda Douglas-Nikitin, Brian Felice, Daniel Menkes, Aqsa Nasir, Michelle Rau, Payal Shah, David Stewart, Rennard Tucker, Ann Voorheis-Sargent, Tonya C. Bailey

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Analysis And Monitoring Of A Robotics Curriculum: Are Simnow Modules Valuable?, Jacob Applegarth, Ibrahim Baida, Anthony Iacco, Ngan Nguyen, Nathan Novotny

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Interactive Module For Medical Student Education In Type I Renal Tubular Acidosis, Het Patel, Emelie-Jo Nappo, Akshata Naik, Suzan Elsayed

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Case Report And Review Of The Literature: Cholesterol Granuloma Masquerading As A Recurring Craniopharyngioma In A 66-Year-Old Male, Ethan Dimock, James Burmeister, Forrest Bohler, Adam Folbe

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Evaluation Of Online Learning And Educational Resources On Learning Outcomes In Medical Education: A Systematic Review, Ryan Victor-Joseph, Misa Mi, David Stewart

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Survey Of Medical Student Attitudes Regarding Uterine Transplant For Cisgender And Transgender Women, Oakland University William Beaumont School Of Medicine Medical School Medical Student, Deidre Hurse, Abram Brummett

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Green Prescription: Analyzing And Encouraging Plant-Based Eating For Student Physicians In A Four Week Seminar, Deena Sukhon, Kaithlyn Duong, Corinne Bowditch, Tai Metzger, Jessica Eibling, Amy Lin, Cindy Tran, Jackie Kraft, Maya Jaradi, Vicky Lu, Sophie Fisher, Jacob Keeley, Fanny Huang, Virginia Uhley

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Publication Trends Among Integrated Plastic Surgery Residency Applicants After The Elimination Of Numeric Step 1 Scores, Forrest Bohler, James Burmeister, Ethan Dimock, Ava Harvey, Zachary Koenig, Kongkrit Chaiyasate, Cameron Davidson

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Integration Of Safetalk Training Into The Preclinical Curriculum, Riya Chhabra, Shivapriya Chandu, Kristin Sarsfield, Ahmad Abu-Mahfouz, Berkley Browne

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Patterns Of Academic Productivity At Ouwb School Of Medicine: Insights From A Decade Of Departmental Trends (2013-2024), Lauren Troppens, Louis Zingas, Varna Taranikanti

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Anatomy Podcast Presents Course Content In Novel Way, Anna Vanderlaan, Aishwarya Ramaswami, Jickssa Gemechu, Malli Barremkala

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Can Formative Assessments Pave The Way For Summative Success?: Correlating Anatomy Clinical Integration Laboratories With Examination Performance, Christopher Ramus, Stefanie Attardi

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Interactive Module Ror Medical Student Education In Type I Renal Tubular Acidosis, Het Patel, Emelie-Jo Nappo, Akshata Naik, Suzan Elsayed

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Empowering Underserved Mandarin-Speaking Communities Through Medical Student-Led Culinary Education, Amy Lin, Qihua Sun, Nathan Huang, Virginia Uhley, Misa Mi

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Intouch Week Of April 28, 2025, New York Medical College

InTouch

• School of Medicine Class of 2027 Takes Pivotal Step from Classroom to Clinic
• NYMC Takes Hard Hat Tour of Ellis Island
• NYMC Hosts 11th Annual Drs. Gabor and Harriette Kaley Endowed Lecture
• Students Celebrate Earth Day
• Holocaust Survivor and Former Sunshine Cottage TB Resident Visits NYMC
• NYMC Chapter of Building Next Generation of Academic Physicians Recognized with Chapter of the Year Award
• Student Spotlight: Rewan and Sewar Alrabadi Aspire to Make Double the Impact in Physical Therapy

Compassion And Partnerships On An Interprofessional Team, Hannah E. Autenrieth

CAIEP Spring Showcase 2025

Person-Centered Care and Motivational Interviewing can enhance communication, collaboration, and acceptance when working on an Interprofessional Team. The Spirit of MI can help foster a nonjudgemental safe space for the consumer in healthcare and social services, and the team itself. MI can help meet the person where they are, and better recognize systems of power and oppression.

Association Between Maternal Hematologic Parameters And Risk Of Pregnancy Loss In Pregnancies Treated For Iron Deficiency Anemia, Simal Thind, Mbchb, Mph, Rupsa Boelig, Md, Mrutyunjaya B. Bellad, Md, Manjunath S. Sommannavar, Md, S. Yogeshkumar, Md, Benjamin Leidy, Phd, Rebecca Hartman, Mph, Zubair H. Aghai, Md, Praveen Patil, Phd, Chander Shekhar, Md, Umesh Y. Ramadurg, Md, Michael K. Georgieff, Md, Richard Derman, Md, Mph

Global Health Posters

Background

• Maternal iron deficiency anemia (IDA) is associated with an increased risk of infant complications including stillbirth, pregnancy loss, and low birthweight (LBW).
• It is unclear how treatment of maternal IDA can mitigate the infant related complications.

Aquatic Based Exercise For Adults With Lymphedema To Improve Quality Of Life, Abigail Bancroft, Cassandra Nelson

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

Individuals diagnosed with lymphedema can face physical, emotional, and psychosocial complications. Since lymphedema is a lifelong condition, symptom management is crucial to an individual’s daily routine and well-being. Aquatic therapy is an approach where individuals perform exercises in the water, and the characteristics of the water provide many benefits for lymphedema. The purpose of this capstone was to develop an aquatic-based exercise program for individuals with lymphedema to increase social participation and improve overall quality of life. Increasing the awareness of aquatic therapy for lymphedema can educate individuals and occupational therapists on another treatment option to help manage lymphedema symptoms.

Educational Program For Individuals With Spinal Cord Injuries Over Bowel And Bladder Management, Hannah H. Bacino, Rebecca King, Leah Holderbaum

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

A spinal cord injury (SCI) is a life-altering event that impacts many domains of an individual's life. Individuals may experience a decreased ability to participate in meaningful activities and a loss of voluntary body functions. The most common symptom following an SCI is loss of voluntary bowel and bladder control. Literature highlights the importance of education on bowel and bladder management following a SCI. However, there is a lack of accessible and comprehensive education on this topic for individuals affected by an SCI. To address this problem, an educational resource was created. The purpose of the educational resource was to …

The Inner Blueprint: Unlocking Your 24/7 Potential, Mackenzie Zurcher, Becky King

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

Inner Blueprint is a trauma-informed, occupation-based intervention designed to address the complex needs of adolescent girls with histories of trauma, substance use, and mental health conditions. Grounded in occupational science, the program emphasizes the integration of brain function, sensory processing, emotional regulation, and hormonal influence to promote self-awareness, resilience, identity development, self-worth, and functional independence. The intervention incorporates manualized content delivered through interactive group activities, reflective exercises, and routine-based skill building to support gains in emotional regulation, self-concept development, and daily life performance. A central therapeutic emphasis is placed on enhancing interoceptive awareness and empowering participants to recognize that their …

Program For Caregivers Caring For Children With Juvenile Arthritis, Elizabeth M. Lette-Fortune, Mary Jan Greer, Lee Ann Hoffman

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

This capstone program aims to educate and support children with juvenile rheumatic diseases (JRDs) and their caregivers, addressing the lack of educational resources available for families. The program conducted a needs assessment, developed targeted educational content, and covered topics such as flare management, treatment options, and caregiver support. The initiative was evaluated for its effectiveness in improving caregiver knowledge, reducing stress, and enhancing the quality of life for children with JRDs.

An Ot Web-Based Program For Assessing And Treating Vision Deficits In Tbis, Brooklynn Bycott, Rebecca King, Jaimee Fielder

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

This capstone project supported occupational therapists in addressing vision deficits associated with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) through a web-based educational program. The program focused on assessment strategies, intervention techniques and strategies, and caregiver education. Guided by the Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance model and the Occupational Adaptation frame of reference, the project promoted occupational engagement and improved quality of life for individuals with vision deficits associated with TBIs and their caregivers by increasing clinicians’ confidence and knowledge.

The Empowerment Through Assistive Devices: A Program For Older Adults Post-Stroke And Their Caregivers, Gillian L. Cole, Cassandra Nelson

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

This capstone project aimed to develop a holistic and sustainable educational program for post-stroke adults using mobility devices in long-term care at CC Young. The program was to empower stroke survivors to regain independence, enhance their quality of life, and reduce caregiver burden by focusing on functional mobility, safety, caregiver support, device adherence, and multiple other factors that increase functional independence and safety. The program achieved significant outcomes through in-depth training, consistent education, feedback incorporation, and ongoing follow-up. Device usage rates were notably increased, helping participants continue using mobility aids effectively and consistently. Additionally, the program played a critical role …

Increasing Access To Adequate Care For Low-Resource Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder, Breanna A. Culver, Rebecca King

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

Exploring and understanding the barriers to accessing adequate neurodivergent affirming care for autistic children and their families. Taking steps to decrease financial barriers, poor health literacy, and lack of available resources by developing a non-profit organization that will increase access to adequate care for these families. Participating in community outreach to raise awareness of and education about autism spectrum disorder in the local community of Corsicana, Texas on the needs of the autistic community.

An Ot Program Manual For Ipv Survivors Living In Transitional Housing, Mccall Cowart, Rebecca King

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

This capstone project aimed to address the financial instability and employment challenges experienced by female survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) residing in transitional housing. Grounded in the Occupational Adaptation model, the project involved the development and implementation of a client-centered job readiness and money management program tailored to the unique needs of this population. A comprehensive literature review identified critical barriers to economic independence among IPV survivors, including economic abuse, lack of education, and limited access to resources. Through collaboration with the YWCA of Palm Beach County’s Harmony House, a six-week program was delivered, incorporating lessons on budgeting, financial …

Interprofessional Education Program For Parkinson's Disease Care Considerations, Jennifer Nunez, Cassandra Nelson

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

Research suggests that having interprofessional education for disease-specific care can improve patient outcomes and satisfaction. This program focused on providing a basic IPE program to rural hospital staff of various disciplines on the care considerations for individuals with Parkinson's Disease when they are hospitalized. Using an occupational therapy vantage point, the program was created to address increasing occupational performance for healthcare workers and individuals with Parkinson's Disease. Topics included in the program were motor symptoms, non-motor symptoms, medication management, mobility and ADLs, cognition, mental health, sleep, dietary patterns, dysphagia, and voice.

Social Program For Adults Living In Group Homes, Kailee Oram, Mary Jan Greer

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDDs) living in group homes have lower quality of life outcomes, particularly for the domain of social inclusion, compared to adults with IDDs who live alone or with family. This capstone experience aimed to develop, implement, and evaluate a social program for this population to promote community engagement and interpersonal relationships. The 8-week social program was planned for participants living in group homes led by Trinity Services in suburban IL. A needs assessment included interviews with clients and staff about supports and barriers to social participation and ideas for community activities. The program was …

Increased Caregiver Involvement In Pediatric Home Health, Madeline L. Keheley, Cassandra Nelson

Spring 2025 OTD Capstone Symposium

This pediatric home health capstone project aims to enhance caregiver implementation of home exercise programs for children. By providing tailored training, resources, and support, the project seeks to improve caregivers' confidence and competence in guiding children through prescribed exercises. Through structured education, clear communication strategies, and ongoing feedback, the initiative strives to promote better adherence to the exercise regimen, ultimately improving the child's health outcomes and quality of life.