ACCORDS – COPRH 2022 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

Day 1 | May 24

Day 2 | May 25

Day 3 | May 26

Time (MDT)

Session

9:00 -
10:00 AM

Pre-Conference Special: Welcome and Orientation for Patient and Community Stakeholder Representatives

Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH

- - - Conference Begins- - -

10:00 -
10:15 AM

Conference Welcome and Overview

Allison Kempe, MD, MPH; Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH

10:15 -
11:00 AM

Keynote - Implementation and Conduct of Pragmatic Trials: The Intersection of Quality Improvement, Learning Health Systems, and System Level Change

Brian Mittman, PhD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

11:15 -
12:00 PM

Panel Discussion - Pragmatic Research with Real-World Clinical and Community Settings: Challenges, Opportunities, and Recommendations for Success

Brian Mittman, PhD; Amy Huebschmann, MD; Bryan Garner, PhD; Erin Kenzie, PhD, James Pittman, PhD; Nicole Stadnick, PhD, Shelley Vanderhout, PhD

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12:00 -
12:30 PM

Networking Lunch - The Zoom Hallway: See Who Might Be Passing Through!

Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH

12:30 -
1:00 PM

Plenary Address - An Introduction to Pragmatic Trials: A View into the Rationale and Process of Real-Life interventions

Megan Branda, MS

1:00 -
1:45 PM

Track 1: Dissemination and Implementation

Plenary - Stakeholder Engagement in Complex Environments: One Size Does Not Fit All

Mónica Pérez Jolles, PhD

Track 2: Data Science and Biostatistics

Plenary - Recent Developments in Statistical Methods for Pragmatic, Stepped Wedge Cluster Randomized Trials

Fan Li, PhD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

2:00 -
3:15 PM

Time**	Track 1: Implementation and Engagement Strategies

2:00 - 2:35 PM	Implementation Mapping: A Promising and Innovative Method to Design and Select Implementation Strategies for Firearm Safety Promotion in Pediatric Primary Care Rinad Beidas, PhD	Choosing Appropriate Stakeholder Engagement Methods: The Stakeholder Engagement Navigator Webtool Matthew Decamp, MD; Brad Morse, PhD; Kate Ytell, MPH

2:40 - 3:15 PM	Planning for Practice Facilitation in Your Research Proposal: What You Need to Know Jeanette Waxmonsky, PhD; Robyn Wearner, MA; Stephanie Kirchner, MSPH	Juggling the Various Components of Stakeholder Engagement: A Hands-on Approach Mónica Pérez Jolles, PhD

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Time**	Track 2: Data Science and Biostatistics

2:00 - 2:35 PM	Analyzing Correlated Data: Basics of the Linear Mixed Effects Model John Rice, PhD	Clinical Prediction Models Krithika Suresh, PhD; Katie Colborn, PhD

2:40 - 3:15 PM	Interrupted Time Series with Individual Level Data Elizabeth Juarez-Colunga, PhD; Angela Moss, MS	Causal Inference via Trial Emulation Nandita Mitra, PhD

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- - - Day One Concludes- - -

Time (MDT)

Session

10:00 -
10:30 AM

Keynote - The Benefits and Challenges of Leveraging Existing and Secondary Data for Pragmatic Research: A Case Study of Evaluating the Effect of Living Kidney Donation on Long-Term Outcomes

David Vock, PhD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

10:45 -
12:00 PM

Time**	Track 1: Assessing Context and Fit in Usual Care Settings

10:45 - 11:20 AM	Identifying Multilevel Contextual Factors Christina Studts, PhD	PRECIS-2-PS: A Tool for Developing Implementation Trials with Purpose and Intent Wynne Norton, PhD

11:25 - 12:00 PM	Assessing Multilevel Contexts Bryan Weiner, PhD	Patient Reported Measures: On the Ground Collection, Implementation and Clinical Workflows Rodger Kessler, PhD, ABPP

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Time**	Track 2: Managing Real World Data

10:45 - 11:20 AM	Building the Tower of Babel – Tricks and Traps in Harmonizing EHR Data Lisa Schilling, MD, MSPH; Patrick Hosokawa, MS	Using Population-Based Data in Secondary Analysis Allison Kempe, MD; Art Davidson, MD

11:25 - 12:00 PM	Opportunities for Using Healthcare Claims Data for Pragmatic Sustainability Assessments Mark Gritz, PhD	Digital Health Data Access, Management, and Use Susan L. Moore, PhD, MSPH

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- - - 15-minute lunch break - - -

12:15 -
1:00 PM

Cultural Adaptations of Evidence-Based Interventions to Fit to Context

Noy Phimphasone-Brady, PhD

1:00 -
1:50 PM

Poster Sessions A

Various

- - - 10-minute lunch break - - -

2:00 -
3:15 PM

Time**	Track 1: Measuring Dissemination and Implementation Outcomes

2:00 - 2:35 PM	Assessing and Enhancing Reach and Representativeness Russell Glasgow, PhD; Meredith Fort, PhD	Measuring Implementation Outcomes Cara C. Lewis, PhD

2:40 - 3:15 PM	Process Evaluation and Adaptations in Complex Trials Graham Moore, PhD	Methods for Reporting and Aligning Implementation Strategies with Implementation Outcomes Brittany Rudd, PhD

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Time**	Track 2: Analyzing Real World Data

2:00 - 2:35 PM	Data Quality Assessment Issues and Methods for Secondary Data Use Michael Kahn, MD, PhD	Methods for Linking Records Across Disparate Data Sources Toan Ong, PhD; Jenna Reno, PhD

2:40 - 3:15 PM	Watson: Attics, Guesswork and Clay. Sleuthing Your Way into Biomedical Natural Language Processing Seth Russell, MS	Mining and Analyzing Data from Social Media Data Sources Bethany Kwan, PhD; Jenna Reno, PhD

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- - - Day Two Concludes- - -

Time (MDT)

Session

10:00 -
11:00 AM

Plenary - Implementing Pragmatic Trials via Electronic Platforms: Practical and Ethical Considerations for Consent, Participation, and Analysis

Andrea Troxel, ScD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

11:15 -
12:00 PM

Keynote - Understanding and Adapting to Complexity in Real-World Contexts

Graham Moore, PhD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

12:15 -
1:00 PM

Poster Sessions B

Various

Panel Discussion - Building D&I Capacity Around the Globe: A Review of D&I Centers and Programs

Clare Viglione; Borsika Rabin, PhD

** Choose one option **

1:00 -
1:45 PM

Plenary - Map2Adapt: A Roadmap to Plan for Adaptations

Julia Moore, PhD

- - - 15-minute break - - -

2:00 -
2:45 PM

Track 1: Adaptation Methods

Using Frame and MADI Frameworks to Guide and Track Adaptations Shannon Wiltsey Stirman, PhD	Reconceptualizing Sustainability and Adaptation: From Static to Dynamic David Chambers, DPhil

The Form and Function Matrix Approach to Adapting Complex Interventions to Local Context Brian Mittman, PhD	Multi and Mixed Methods Approaches for Documenting and Analyzing Adaptations in Real-World Studies Jodi Holtrop, PhD; Borsika Rabin, PhD

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11:15 -
12:00 PM

Closing Address - Looking Towards COPRH Con 2022: Dissemination, Sustainment, and De-Implementation

Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH

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