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Comparing The Effectiveness Of Digital 3d Pdf Vs. 3d-Printed Heart Models As Learning Aids For Echocardiography In Medical Students, Kunaal S. Sarnaik, Vishnu Ramasamy, Kelli Qua, Robert A. Jones, Susanne Wish-Baratz

Student Scholarship

Background: Reconciling echocardiographic images with heart anatomy in sonographic cross-sections is challenging. We compared use of 3D-printed heart models to 3D Portable Document Format (PDFs) heart models as learning aids in understanding echocardiography. Methods: 3D heart models were printed in five echocardiographic cross-sections: parasternal long axis, parasternal base short axis, parasternal ventricular short axis, apical four-chamber, and bicaval. Models were also reproduced as 3D PDFs on handheld tablets. Medical students were assigned to use 3D PDFs (control) or 3D-printed models (experimental) while performing transthoracic echocardiograms on standardized patients. Students were given immediate (after one session) and delayed (after four sessions …

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

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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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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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Nbme Synthesis Exam Study, Riya Chhabra, Shivapriya Chandu, Lindsay Gallagher, David Thomas

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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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Improving Handoffs Between Outpatient Clinics And Acute Cancer Care Centers At A Tertiary Oncology Hospital Using A Quality Improvement Methodology, Mini George, Mohamed Ait Aiss, Gabriele Urschel, Maria Franco Vega, Susan Gaeta, Diane Bodurka

Advances in Cancer Education and Quality Improvement

Accrediting agencies recommend safe and accurate transfer of clinical information during care transitions. At our institution, a tertiary care cancer hospital, ambulatory clinic providers use multiple methods for communicating essential information to emergency care providers. Therefore, we initiated a quality improvement project using a standardized electronic handoff during the transfer of care between providers at outpatient clinics and acute cancer care centers. The project was launched in May 2023 and aimed to achieve electronic handoff for 70% or more of ambulatory care patients transferred to emergency care by October 2023. A multidisciplinary team developed an electronic handoff, provided training, and …

Enhancing Skin Cancer Literacy Amongst Young Adults: A Digital Design, Katherine Stoll

Honors Projects

The skin plays a vital role in protection, regulation, and homeostasis of the human body. Skin cancer, despite being mostly preventable, is one of the most common cancers. Young adults, ages 18 to 25, are vulnerable targets due to risky behaviors and misinformation regarding skin cancer. This project was designed by using digital media and website design to enhance skin cancer health literacy among young adults. Using a systematic literature review and research methods, an interactive website was designed to improve skin cancer health literacy and eliminate common misconceptions. The topics addressed throughout the website were the biological factors of …

Effectiveness Of The Use Of An Opt-Out Script To Increase Hiv Screening In Adolescent Clients In Pediatric Primary Care Clinics In West Tennessee: A Scoping Review, Julie Cupples Msn, Rn, Allison Johnson Ms, Bsn, Rn, Sally Humphrey Dnp, Aprn, Cpnp-Pc

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Purpose/Background

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend one-time human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) screening for all adolescents. Pediatric primary care providers are on the front lines of adolescent healthcare and can provide testing that is adolescent-friendly, confidential, and easily accessible. This scoping review aims to synthesize the evidence and assess the literature on the efficacy of using an opt-out script to increase HIV testing in adolescent well-child checks.

Methods

A literature review was conducted between October 2022 and August 2024 to collect studies assessing adolescents aged 12-18, provider-led sex education, and …

Men’S Preconception Health: Impact On Pregnancy And Awareness Strategies., Kara I. Carr

Honors Capstones

Men’s preconception health plays a critical role in pregnancy outcomes, but it continues to be overlooked in healthcare education. While women are routinely counseled by OBGYN providers on how nutrition, lifestyle, and chronic conditions can affect fertility, men often receive little to no guidance from their primary care providers. This project uses a literature review to look deeper into how limited awareness and involvement in men’s preconception health may impact pregnancy and infant health outcomes. The gap is linked to cultural norms, healthcare practices, and the lack of clear resources for men. This research aims to develop strategies that promote …

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.

Decreasing Extubation Times Using Adaptive Support Ventilation: A Scoping Review, Daphne Thomas, Cole Vest, Luke Wilson, Shannon Witcher, Bobby Bellflower Dnsc, Nnp-Bc, Faanp

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Purpose/Background:This scoping review explores the effectiveness of adaptive support ventilation (ASV) compared to conventional ventilation modes in reducing postoperative extubation times in adults undergoing general anesthesia with ventilatory support. Ventilator weaning is a critical determinant of recovery and outcomes in intensive care settings. ASV, a closed-loop ventilation mode, automatically adjusts ventilator parameters based on patient-specific respiratory mechanics and demand to optimize the weaning process. Although promising, evidence regarding ASV’s effectiveness remains inconsistent across different patient populations and surgical contexts.

Methods: A systematic literature search was conducted from August 2023 to December 2024 across PubMed, CINAHL, Medline, JAMA, and Google …

Early Assurance Program Outcomes For Matriculation Years 2019-2022, Anita Wilson, Phd, Aaron Douglas, Phd, Alisa Losasso, Md, Katherine Berg, Md, Kathleen Day, Ms, Bonnie Emilius, Ms, Michelle Calderoni, Steven Herrine, Md, Wayne Bond Lau, Charles A. Pohl, Md

JeffMD Academic Affairs

Purpose

The goal of the early assurance admission program is to find and recruit students with an interest in pursuing medicine as a career. Sidney Kimmel Medical College (SKMC) grants three types of early admission to students who meet the eligibility criteria from secondary and post-secondary institutions. This poster compares the performance of early admission students to the performance of a matched sample of traditional admission students.