7:30-8:15am | Breakfast and Registration |
8:15-8:30am | Rusty Kallenberg, MD, UC San Diego
Welcome, Introductions, and Orientation to the Day |
8:30-9:15am | Keynote: Wilson Pace, MD, University of Colorado, Denver
Practical issues in implementing PBR
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the practical issues of conducting PBR, including the benefits and the challenges encountered and how to overcome them |
9:15-10:00am | Keynote: Jeffery A. Dusek, PhD, Integrative Health Research Center, Penny George Institute for Health and Healing
Integrative Medicine PBR; BRAVENET and PRIMIER
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the advances of Integrative Medicine research and how it is influencing the direction of allopathic practice |
10:00-10:15am | Break |
10:15-10:45am | Rusty Kallenberg, MD, & William Sieber, PhD, UC San Diego
Overview of PBR Efforts at UCSD
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the PBR efforts at UCSD in order to learn about possibilities, and how to move their practices forward for PBR |
10:45-12:15pm | Presentations on Logistics of PBR - I
Paul J. Mills, PhD, UC San Diego
Overview of Presentations
Shahrokh Golshan, PhD, UC San Diego
Research designs appropriate for PBR
OBJECTIVE: Will present and discuss different design and statistical issues involved in common and practical PBR trial designs and how to collaborate with a statistician
Samantha Hurst, PhD, UC San Diego
Qualitative Assessments
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees about the use of qualitative data in developing contextualized evaluation/research efforts in their practices, including bridging qualitative data with quantitative data in mixed methods designs
Rusty Kallenberg, MD, UC San Diego
Identifying practical and proper endpoints; PROMIS
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the NIH PROMIS questionnaire system and how to use it for their PBR |
12:15-1:15pm | Round Table Lunches: Bring your PBR Project Planning Questions |
1:15-2:45pm | Presentations on Logistics of PBR - II
Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH, UC San Diego and National College of Natural Medicine
PRECIS Guidelines and Pragmatic Clinical Trials
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the many issues surrounding conducting pragmatic research trials within the clinic setting; the benefits of these trials to obtaining effectiveness data for their practice
Laura Redwine, PhD, UC San Diego
Building PBR Collaborations
OBJECTIVE: Inform attendees how to build successful collaborations amongst other clinicians and researchers to advance their PRB efforts
William Sieber, PhD, UC San Diego
Patient Engagement, Subject recruitment and Data Collection
OBJECTIVE: Patient engagement in PBR is fundamental. This presentation will inform attendees of various ways to get patients participating in research, as well as important issues related to data collection. |
2:45-3:15pm | Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH, UC San Diego
Successful Implementation of IM PBR
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of the nuts and bolts of how to successfully design and implement integrative PBR |
3:15-3:30pm | Break |
3:30-3:45pm | Paul J. Mills, PhD, UC San Diego
Resources and Pilot Funding Programs Available
OBJECTIVE: Will inform attendees of resources available at UCSD and opportunities to apply for pilot funding to support and conduct PBR |
3:45-4:15pm | Panel Discussion With Speakers & Call To Action
OBJECTIVE: This panel will enable further discussion and interaction on the workshop topics |