DAY 2 BREAKOUTS:
November 9, 2021 @ 1:15pm ET
November 9, 2021 @ 1:15pm ET
Breakout Room 1:
"Starting Your AD Journey: Mapping Your Program Plan"
"Starting Your AD Journey: Mapping Your Program Plan"
You'll be placed in a waiting room until the session begins @ 1:15pm ET on November 9, 2021
Gary Naja-Riese, MSW, MPH(c), Manager, Capacity Building & Innovation, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Carla A. Mena, Capacity Building Assistance Manager, Hands United, Latino Commission on AIDS
Demetrius Mosely, MPH, CHES, Capacity Building Assistance Specialist, Hands United, Latino Commission on AIDS
Mike Wilson, MA, Senior Health Project Specialist, University of Rochester Medical Center
Join detailing leaders from across the country as they share strategies for capacity-building, with an emphasis on the AD journey. Participants will have the opportunity to begin mapping their academic detailing program, using both a big picture lens as well as a detail-oriented focus. Attendees will leave the session ready for next steps in building their program, including understanding their technical assistance needs. This session is ideal for detailers or program managers who are 6 months or newer to the field and are looking to build or enhance their program.
Carla A. Mena, Capacity Building Assistance Manager, Hands United, Latino Commission on AIDS
Demetrius Mosely, MPH, CHES, Capacity Building Assistance Specialist, Hands United, Latino Commission on AIDS
Mike Wilson, MA, Senior Health Project Specialist, University of Rochester Medical Center
Join detailing leaders from across the country as they share strategies for capacity-building, with an emphasis on the AD journey. Participants will have the opportunity to begin mapping their academic detailing program, using both a big picture lens as well as a detail-oriented focus. Attendees will leave the session ready for next steps in building their program, including understanding their technical assistance needs. This session is ideal for detailers or program managers who are 6 months or newer to the field and are looking to build or enhance their program.
Breakout Room 2:
"Skill Building for AD Program Managers: Leading Sustainable Teams"
"Skill Building for AD Program Managers: Leading Sustainable Teams"
You'll be placed in a waiting room until the session begins @ 1:15pm ET on November 9, 2021
Megan Pruitt, PharmD, Clinical Pharmacy Consultant, SCORxE Academic Detailing Service, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Sarah Ball, PharmD, Research Assistant Professor, SCORxE Academic Detailing Service, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Tony de Melo, RPh, Director of Clinical Education Programs, Alosa Health
This breakout will support program managers in honing their leadership skills to build and strengthen an impactful AD program. Established program managers in the AD community will share successes, encouraging participants to apply skills and insights to case studies during small group workshops. This session is ideal for both new and experienced academic detailing program managers, as well as those looking to transition into a program management role within their academic detailing program.
Additional Materials:
Case Studies
Sarah Ball, PharmD, Research Assistant Professor, SCORxE Academic Detailing Service, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Tony de Melo, RPh, Director of Clinical Education Programs, Alosa Health
This breakout will support program managers in honing their leadership skills to build and strengthen an impactful AD program. Established program managers in the AD community will share successes, encouraging participants to apply skills and insights to case studies during small group workshops. This session is ideal for both new and experienced academic detailing program managers, as well as those looking to transition into a program management role within their academic detailing program.
Additional Materials:
Case Studies
Breakout Room 3:
"Provider Plus: Interprofessional AD for the Entire Clinic"
"Provider Plus: Interprofessional AD for the Entire Clinic"
You'll be placed in a waiting room until the session begins @ 1:15pm ET on November 9, 2021
Lisa Gruss, MS, MBA, Assistant Director, State Services, Quality Insights
Lori Saul, BSN, RN, Practice Transformation Immunization Project Lead, Quality Insights
Sarah Toborowski, BA, Practice Transformation Cancer Project Lead, Quality Insights
In sharing tools to implement the unique approach of providing detailing to the whole clinical practice, this interactive breakout session will explore the importance of building critical relationships with all clinic members, from the front desk office to the front lines. Experienced detailing professionals will encourage participants to explore the practical application of this approach, leading attendees in the analysis of case studies. Participants will leave this session with practical tips on adapting the principles and communication techniques of AD to promote a collaborated, interprofessional approach to evidence-based care. This session is ideal for both new and experienced detailers and program managers who are looking to make an impact on the entire clinic.
Additional Materials:
Case Study #1 Video
Case Study #2 Scenario and Discussion Questions
Case Study #2 Detailing Aid
Case Study #3 Scenario and Discussion Questions
Case Study #3 Detailing Aid
Lori Saul, BSN, RN, Practice Transformation Immunization Project Lead, Quality Insights
Sarah Toborowski, BA, Practice Transformation Cancer Project Lead, Quality Insights
In sharing tools to implement the unique approach of providing detailing to the whole clinical practice, this interactive breakout session will explore the importance of building critical relationships with all clinic members, from the front desk office to the front lines. Experienced detailing professionals will encourage participants to explore the practical application of this approach, leading attendees in the analysis of case studies. Participants will leave this session with practical tips on adapting the principles and communication techniques of AD to promote a collaborated, interprofessional approach to evidence-based care. This session is ideal for both new and experienced detailers and program managers who are looking to make an impact on the entire clinic.
Additional Materials:
Case Study #1 Video
Case Study #2 Scenario and Discussion Questions
Case Study #2 Detailing Aid
Case Study #3 Scenario and Discussion Questions
Case Study #3 Detailing Aid