40th Annual UCLA-Affiliated Multi-Campus Family Medicine Research Day (2024)

This annual event is designed to promote research on important issues related to improving care provided to patients in family medicine and primary care settings. The Multi-Campus Research Forum (affectionately referred to as "Research Day") facilitates the exchange of scholarly activities and highlights the creative work conducted by residents, fellows, faculty, staff, and medical students from UCLA-Affiliated Family Medicine Residency programs.

2024 Meeting Information

This year's Research Day event will take place in-person on Wednesday, May 22, 2024, from 11:30am-4:00pm, at the California Endowment (Center for Healthy Communities Los Angeles): 1000 North Alameda Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. You must RSVP to attend. There will also be a morning Faculty Development Session, by invitation only. 

Please RSVP by May 7. All attendees, including authors/presenters, must RSVP in order to attend.

There is free, but limited, on-site parking at the Endowment. Please carpool or take public transportation if possible. In an effort to be more environmentally-conscious, we ask that you please wear your ID badge in lieu of us providing disposable name tags. We will be printing an abbreviated program for distribution at the event, but the full program will only be available online, to reduce paper. Please check back here closer to the event for the full program.

Lunch will be provided at the start of the afternoon session. Please plan to arrive by 11:30am, as the keynote speech will start promptly at noon, and you will need to check-in, help yourself to some lunch, and find a seat prior to the start of the keynote address. 

In addition to our keynote address, we will have two lectern sessions, and two poster sessions (please see the agenda below for more information). We encourage attendees to arrive at the start of the event and stay until the end to support all presenters. We will have a gift card raffle at the end of the event to encourage attendees to stay, and you must be present to win! Research Day will end at 4pm, allowing attendees plenty of time to get on the road prior to the after-work traffic. 

Please click here for our Event Flyer.

Information for Presenters

Authors who submitted abstracts or case reports for this year's Research Day will be contacted by April 30 informing them if their submission was accepted. As a reminder, only the Contact Author listed on the submission form will receive this correspondence, and they are responsible for sharing all communications from the Committee with their teams. (If your team's Contact Author has not received an email by May 1, please contact Laura Sheehan).

This year eight submissions were selected for lectern presentations. If you were selected for a lectern this year, please refer to the email from the Committee for details on what is expected and to determine which session you are assigned. Click here for more guidance on preparing your lectern presentation.   

There will be two Poster Sessions this year, each 40-minutes in duration. We will have three break-out rooms where both research abstract and case report posters will be displayed. Abstract and Case Report authors should refer to the email from the Committee for more details and to determine which session and room they are assigned to. Attendees are encouraged to visit all three rooms during each session to view posters and ask questions of the authors.

Those authors whose research abstracts were selected for poster presentations are asked to prepare a 60-second oral summary (AKA "elevator pitch"), to be presented twice during their assigned Poster Session. Abstract authors should refer to the email from the Committee for more details. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear these oral summaries at the 10- and 25-minute mark of each Poster Session. (See the Agenda below for more details). 

Click here for more guidance on preparing your abstract or case report posters.

Keynote Speaker

Tony Kuo

Tony Kuo, MD

"Nontraditional Career Paths and Unconventional Projects for Family Physicians: The Los Angeles County Experience" 

Dr. Kuo is Health Sciences Clinical Professor of Family Medicine in the David Geffen School of Medicine at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. He is also Program Leader for the Population Health Program in the UCLA Clinical and Translational Science Institute. In 2016, he became a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. In the County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Health, he serves as the Director of the Division of Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention. Dr. Kuo is an experienced public sector executive and physician researcher who has worked extensively in population health, including on programs and interventions that affect special populations (e.g., older adults, food insecure families). These and other work have included projects in tobacco control; cardiovascular health; clinical and preventive services, including the National Diabetes Prevention Program and the Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support program; nutrition and physical activity promotion; injury prevention; Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and social conditions that affect health. 

Agenda

Faculty Development (Morning Session) (Invitation Only)

TimeLocationEvent
8:00AM – 8:30AMDr. Beatriz Solis Hall and FoyerFaculty Development Check-in, Breakfast, and Seating
8:30AM – 11:30AMDr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Topics: TBD

Research Day (Afternoon Session) (RSVP Required)

TimeLocationEvent
11:30AM – 12:00PMDr. Beatriz Solis Hall and FoyerResearch Day Check-in, Lunch, and Seating
12:00PM – 12:05PMDr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Introduction – by Gerardo Moreno, MD
12:05PM – 12:55PM      Dr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Keynote:  Dr. Tony Kuo "Nontraditional Career Paths and Unconventional Projects for Family Physicians: The Los Angeles County Experience" 
12:55PM – 1:00PM      Dr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Keynote Q&A
1:00PM – 1:40PM      Cabrillo, Catalina, and Mojave

Poster Session 1

1:10PM and 1:25PM Abstract presenters will provide 60-second oral summaries of their projects in each breakout room

Throughout the 40 min Poster Session, we encourage attendees to visit all three break-out rooms to view all abstract and case report posters and ask questions of the authors.

1:40PM – 2:25PM      Dr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Lectern Session 1 (Moderated by Dr. Chris Khulman)
2:25PM – 3:05PM      Cabrillo, Catalina, and Mojave

Poster Session 2

2:35PM and 2:50PM Abstract presenters will provide 60-second oral summaries of their projects in each breakout room

Throughout the 40 min Poster Session, we encourage attendees to visit all three break-out rooms to view all abstract and case report posters and ask questions of the authors.

3:05PM – 3:50PM      Dr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Lectern Session 2 (Moderated by Dr. Barbara Ackerman)
3:50PM – 4:00PMDr. Beatriz Solis Hall        Closing Remarks and Raffle Winners Announced

Prior Research Day Events

Looking for information about a prior Research Day event or an abstract presented in previous years? Check out the links below. 

2023 Research Day Program and Abstracts

2022 Research Day Program and Abstracts

2021 Research Day Program and Abstracts 

2020 Research Day Program and Abstracts

2019 Research Day Program and Abstracts

2018 Research Day Program and Abstracts

2017 Research Day Program and Abstracts

If you have any questions, please reach out to the Research Day Committee Coordinator, Laura Sheehan, at [email protected]
2017 Research Day
Dr. Tarn at 2019 Research Day
Woman speaking at 2019 Research Day