2015 family medicine annual report

Department of Family Medicine

Annual Report

2015 Therese M. Zink, M.D., M.P.H. Professor and Chair For the period including January 1, 2015 — December 31, 2015

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Vision: Preparing tomorrow's family physicians to enhance the health and well-being of the communities they serve by defining and providing state-of-the art healthcare. Mission: To lead the way in educating the next generation of physicians, by Modeling the patient-centered principles of Family Medicine, Serving our community’s health needs, and Contributing to the scholarly advancement of medicine

1Statement from the

Chair/Associate Dean The Department of Family Medicine added faculty, energized the Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG), graduated residents and welcomed ten more into the new Five Rivers Family Health Center, wrote and succeeded in securing grant funding and partnered with a variety of community organizations to address health care needs. The dashboard below compares our progress during 2015 with earlier years.

Medical Education: Our goal is to attract more students to family medicine. This year AAFP awarded our FMIG with an excellence award for the most improved. Drs. Binder, Zink and resident physicians, Meagan Ebetino and Paul Krebs, talked to the first year class over the lunch hour about the dimensions of family medicine. FMIG activities included two book groups with a rural and inner city under-served focus (The Country Doctor Revisited and Not All of Us Are Saints), a BSOM writing group which is planning a student anthology, and a variety of discussions: What the Affordable Care Act Means for My Career (Dr. Barb Tobias), Leaders in Family Medicine (Drs. Marjorie Bowman, Ron Stout, and Mark Williams), and a superutilizer interest group. In partnership with Research Affairs at BSOM, 35 students speed dated FM faculty to learn about research opportunities. We launched the Annual Preceptor Appreciation Dinner to thank preceptors for their time in educating our students and awarded Dr. Ryan Bayko, Fairborn, the Family Medicine Preceptor of the Year Award.

The residency continues to be solid with a 100% fill rate and seven of ten graduates remaining in Ohio. The residency/faculty practice at Five Rivers became certified as a Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home by NCQA. Behavioral Director Paul Hershberger was awarded a SAMHSA grant for training medical students, residents and other health professionals about SBIRT – Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment, an evidence-based practice used to identify, reduce, and prevent problematic use, abuse, and dependence on alcohol and illicit drugs. Dr. Renee Crichlow, the founder of TheLadder, a progressive mentoring program, launched in the neighborhood of the Minneapolis Broadway Family Medicine residency, was invited to speak after residents met her at the Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine meeting in Orlando, FL. Medical students and residents started a chapter in North Dayton. Residents had a strong showing at the DAGMEC and took 2nd place for their poster on the Senior Immunizations Project.

Patient Care: PCMH certification was secured under the guidance of faculty medical directors: Five Rivers Family Health Center (Dr. Elizabeth Righter) and at Wright State Physicians Family Health Center (Dr. Donald Clark).

Scholarship/Research expansion included the hiring of Jayna Vossler as Research Manager who brings six years of experience from OSU. Drs. Kate Cauley and Josephine Wilson from the Department of Community Health continued to assist us with our grant writing efforts. We secured funding from the Ohio HealthPath Foundation to implement a third year clerkship and a rural residency track near the WSU Lake campus, and a faculty


development grant to explore partnerships between the Raj Soin School of business, Community Health and the National Center for Medical Readiness.

Goal Description 2012 2013 2014 2015

Endowment Raised $11,919 $5,423 $24,752 $8,800

Grant Dollars $39,500 $13,800 $60,943 $473,897

Percent of Students Who Place in FM 23% 14% 9% 8%

Student events (FMIG) 7 19

Students Attending Events (FMIG) 33 177 467

Fill Rate 33% 60% 75% 100%

Board Pass Rate 100% 100% 80%

Residents Who Stay in Ohio 7 5 4 7

Total Patient Visits by Year - WSP 14,812 14,806 13,558 15,498

New Patients WSP 586 671 1,094 1,671

Presentations at top 5 Family Med Meetings 0 0 9 11

Number of posters at FM Meetings 0 0 7 14

Number of Publications /Faculty Total 1 2 20 21

Peer reviewed Publications 1 2 10 10

Other Publications ( Non-Peer reviewed) 0 0 10 11

2Programs/Divisions Name of Division or Program Director Dates Pre-doctoral Programs & Education John Donnelly, MD

Katharine Conway, MD 8/2014 - 3/2015 3/2015 - present

Wright State University Family Medicine Residency

Teresa W. Zryd, MD 2003 - present

Clinical Operations - Wright State Physicians Family Health Ctr.

Donald L. Clark, MD Therese Zink, MD

2012 – 3/2016 3/2016 - present

3Fully Affiliated Faculty

Name and Academic Position Clinical Interests Research Interests S. Bruce Binder, MD, PhD, ABFP Associate Professor, Family Medicine Clinical Curriculum Coordinator, Office of Medical Education

Primary care, college student health

Pre-doctoral curriculum; Healer’s Art Series, Medical school curriculum

Marjorie Bowman, MD, MPA Professor, Family Medicine Professor, Community Health

Primary and preventive care, advanced care directives.

Primary care Acupuncture Health services research

Robert L. Brandt, Jr., MS, MD, AAHIVS, FAAFP Clinical Professor, Family Medicine

HIV/AIDS, Primary Care/Family Practice, Chemical Dependency (Addictionology ), Teaching

HIV/AIDS

Donald L. Clark, MD Assistant Professor, Family Medicine Medical Director, Wright State Physicians Family Health Center 2012 – 3/2016

Complex medical problems; anxiety/depression; Vitamin D deficiency

Patient-Centered Medical Home; Continuous Quality Improvement

Katharine M. Conway, MD, MPH Assistant Professor, Family Medicine Director of Medical Education Clerkship Director 3/2015-Present

Primary care, global health and underserved populations

Global health and refugee healthcare

John F. Donnelly, MD Professor, Family Medicine Acting Director, Medical Education, 8/2014-3/2015 Associate Professor, Community Health

Coronary heart disease; diabetes mellitus, patient-centered care

Pre-doctoral education and evaluation; medical decision making; professionalism; scholarship of synthesis

Denise A. Griffith, MD Assistant Professor, Family Medicine In-patient teaching coordinator, Associate Residency Director

Inpatient family medicine primary health care for underserved populations

Graduate medical education

Paul J. Hershberger, PhD Professor, Family Medicine Director of Behavioral Science, Family Medicine Residency Program Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology, SOPP

Health behavior change; self-control; cognitive biases

Medical education and mentoring; Psychotherapy; professionalism, motivational interviewing

Lisa C. Kellar, MD, MSCE Associate Professor, Family Medicine Associate Professor, OB/GYN

Family medicine obstetrics; adolescent/pediatric medicine; inpatient medicine

AMOR-IPAT (active management of risk – in pregnancy at term); antibiotic utilization & overutilization

Frederic Stuart Leeds, MD, MS Assistant Professor, Family Medicine

Pre-doctoral education, chronic pain management, family medicine, inpatient medicine

Chronic pain management, clinical pharmacology, medical informatics


Name and Academic Position Clinical Interests Research Interests Gary L. LeRoy, MD Associate Professor, Family Medicine Associate Dean, Student Affairs and Admissions, BSOM

Primary health care for underserved populations

Mentoring medical students; predoctoral education

Katie M. McMenamin, MS, FNP

Family medicine, women’s health, diabetes advocacy

Obesity and care of the pregnant female

Scott M. Newman, NP-C Clinical Instructor of Family Medicine

Family medicine, travel medicine, medical/nursing/pharmacy student education

Electronic health records, PCMH

Cynthia G. Olsen, MD, FAAFP, CMD Professor, Family Medicine Professor, Geriatrics

Depression & dementia in the elderly; prevention in geriatrics; medical care of adult MR/DD

Faculty development; Geriatrics/Long-Term Care; Geriatric pharmacotherapy, acupuncture

Albert F. Painter, Jr., PsyD Associate Professor, Family Medicine Associate Professor, Psychiatry Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs Director, DAGMEC

Residency education; faculty administration and faculty development

Anne M. Proulx, DO, FAAFP Associate Professor, Family Medicine Associate Director, Medical Student Education Associate Program Director, Family Medicine Residency

Preventive osteopathic medicine

Decision tools

Peter L. Reynolds, MD, FAAFP, CHCQM Associate Professor, Family Medicine

Elisabeth Righter, MD, FAAFP Associate Professor, Family Medicine Medical Director, Five Rivers Family Health Center

Care of pregnant women and their families; care of infants and children

Process improvement

Barry J. Skrobot, MD Assistant Professor, Family Medicine

Primary health care of patients, employee health

Jayna Vossler, MS, CRA, RHIA Research Program Manager, Family Medicine

Pamela VonMatthiessen, MD Assistant Professor, Family Medicine

Long –Term Care

Therese M. Zink, MD, MPH, FAAFP Professor and Chair, Department of Family Medicine

Women’s health Global health

Family violence, rural medical education, practice-based research

Teresa W. Zryd, MD, MSPH, FAAFP Associate Professor, Family Medicine Program Director, Family Medicine Residency

Sports medicine; women’s health

Clinical Improvement; Administration


4Teaching Baccalaureate Robert Brandt, M.D.

• Medical Ethics Course for physician assistant students at Kettering College of Medical Arts

John Donnelly, M.D. • Bioethics Course; Course Director: Ms. Bev Schieltz, M.S., Senior Lecturer

Paul J. Hershberger, Ph.D.

• Guest Presenter, 2 Exercise Science classes, University of Dayton, 11/3/15 Cynthia Olsen, M.D.

• LGBT Education, PA School, Kettering College of Medical Arts, 5/27/15 Peter Reynolds, M.D.

• Super Utilizer student group with six two-hour meetings per year including WSU and University of Dayton premedical and psychology students as well as WSU medical students.

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D. • Speaker at Health Communications, WSU

Graduate students, including thesis supervision [master’s, doctor’s post-doctoral] Paul J. Hershberger, Ph.D.

• SOPP Internship Seminar: “Positive Psychology and Health,” 1/21/15 • Motivational Interviewing training session, Kettering College PA Program, 5/28/15

Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E.

• Co-advisor for one MPH student’s final project, which was completed and the student graduated in 2015

• Assisting/co-directing another MPH student’s final project (community needs assessment as related to FRHC-Fam and the Ladder Program)

• Precept and teach pharmaceutical students in the outpatient (Five Rivers Family Health Center) and Inpatient (GSH Family Medicine Inpatient Service) settings

• Precept Dental residents rotating at Five Rivers Family Health Center

Undergraduate medical education [medical school]

S. Bruce Binder, M.D., Ph.D.

• Introduction to Clinical Medicine I and II (Course Director)

o Small group discussion leader for interviewing skills


o Preceptor for 3-4 1st year students to teach physical exam skills o Supervise 20-25 2nd year students/year doing complete history and physical

examination and write-up of same o 2014 Department of Family Medicine Annual Report Page 8 of 32 o Lecture to large group on Interviewing Skills (4 sessions), ENT exam,

Musculoskeletal Exam, Ophthalmoscopic Exam, Putting the Exam Together, Approach to the Patient with an Infection, Delivering Bad News, Approach to the Patient with Fatigue

o Development of simulated patient cases, training of simulated patients o Present workshops in Documentation Skills, Physical Examination Skills,

Abnormal Heart Sounds o Lead small group discussions for multiple case discussion sessions o Lead and monitor simulated patient workshops (12 half day workshops

throughout year) o Cardiovascular - lecture to 2nd year medical students on Hypertension (1998-

present) o Respiratory – lecture to 2nd year medical students on asthma and OTC cold

medications (2006-present) o PB&T – lecture to 2nd year medical students on herbals (2005-present)

Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H.

• FMD 700 – Family Medicine Clerkship o Women’s Health Wright Q o Multiple Medical Problems workshop o Shelf Review topics Asthma/COPD/Allergies o PCMH/QI o Behavioral Health SBIRT workshop o Clinic Preceptor: one-on-one teaching to 3rd year medical students rotating

through patient care in our faculty practice • ICM - Intro to Clinical Medicine I and II small group facilitator, interviews, case reviews,

and preceptor group competencies

John Donnelly, M.D. • FMD 700 – Family Medicine Clerkship

o Preceptor for students (clerkship and electives) o Facilitator for Team-based learning curriculum for cardiovascular topics and

diabetes o Facilitator for FM Shelf Review sessions o Facilitator for Musculoskeletal Workshop o Lecturer/facilitator for Dermatology sessions.

• SMD 512 – ICM-I o Lecturer o Facilitator for small group clinical skills sessions o Preceptor: Teach and evaluate competencies of physical diagnosis o Facilitator for small group interviewing sessions o Facilitator for student interviews of simulated patients o Facilitator for children examinations

• SMD 542 – ICM-II o Lecturer o Facilitator for adult histories and physical examinations o Facilitator for patient case discussions/clinical reasoning sessions


o Facilitator for Illness Case Studies sessions • SMD 542 – ICM Summer Course

o Facilitator for clinical reasoning sessions o Facilitator for Giving Bad News sessions o Facilitator for clinical skills sessions o Facilitator for simulated patient encounters o Evaluator of OSCE exam

• FMD 880 – Academic Family Medicine o Mentor for students with clinical teaching of ICM-I students o Mentor for students with scholarly projects

• SMD 543 – Cardiovascular Course o Lecturer o Facilitator for ECG interpretation sessions

• FMD 801 – Family Physician in the Community Setting o Course Director, four-week preceptorship

• FMD 824 – Family Physician in the Community Setting o Course Director, two-week preceptorship

• FMD 880 – Academic Family Medicine o Co-Course Director

• Long Term Family Medicine Preceptorship – Service Learning • FMD 603 – Family Physician in the Community Setting

o Four-week preceptorship in Biennium 1 • FMD 614 – Family Physician in the Community Setting

o Two-week preceptorship in Biennium 1 • Self-Initiated Electives (SIEs) through DFM in Bienniums 1 and 2 • Academic Faculty of Departmental Electives • FMD 805 - Dental Considerations in Family Medicine • FMD 806 – Sub-Internship in Family Medicine • FMD 823 – Sub-Internship in Family Medicine (Mt. Carmel/St. Ann’s Hospital) • Molecular Basis of Medicine: Facilitator of TBL sessions • Healer’s Art: Co-course Director, lecturer and small group facilitator • Finding Meaning in Medicine: Facilitator for longitudinal sessions with third-year and

fourth-year students Denise Griffith, M.D.

• Work with third year clerkship students on their Family Medicine rotation both at WSP and Five Rivers Family Health Center – usually 1-2 half days a week

• In charge of Sub-l at GSH for fourth year medical students Paul J. Hershberger, Ph.D.

• Family Medicine Clerkship: Health Behavior Change module • ICM-I Lectures

o “Bringing the Interview Together” (9/11/15) o “Challenging Patient Encounters” (9/18/15)

• ICM-I Interviewing Small Group Facilitator (8/14/15, 8/28/15, 9/11/15, 9/18/15) • ICM-I Behavior preceptor for student interviews with volunteer patients (1/23/15,5/8/15,

10/2/15) • Patient, Physician & Society course presenter (all day 8/5/15; afternoon 10/14/15)


Lisa Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E. • SMD 512-ICM PE group: Preceptor for 4 MS I students, weekly during the academic

year. • FMD 700

o QBL leader for MS III students each block, review Women’s Health and Obstetrics

o Board Review sessions, once each block for MS III students rotating on Family Medicine

o Teach and precept MS III students one-on-one during their clinical experience for this course in both the WSP office and at Five Rivers.

• FMD 806 o Sub-Interns: work with MS IV’s during their inpatient rotation on Family

Medicine, provide one-on-one and group teaching as well as feedback on their performance; also work one-on-one with these students when they are working in the outpatient setting.

F. Stuart Leeds, M.D.

• Biennium I o Instructor, ICM-1 Interviewing and Exam Skills o Preceptor, ICM-1 exam review groups o Instructor, ICM-2 Interviewing and Exam Skills, including comprehensive Adult

Exams o Instructor, ICM-2 Case Studies

CPR (Staying Alive) Curriculum • Co-Course Director and Designer • Co-writer/presenter (with Dr. Chris Wyatt) of the Glomerular

Disease PI module • Co-Creator of CPR OSCE

o Research Project – to track effects of B1 curriculum change on B2 clerkship readiness

• Director, AHEC Program • Clerkship

o Core clerkship faculty – advising, precepting, and evaluating 3rd-year clerks o Co-teaching support for Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Geriatrics TBLs, and MSK

Workshop o Took over and revised materials for Pain Management TBL o Took over and revised materials for Information Mastery, new grading rubric o Office Visits in Family Medicine Lecture – materials revised and presented o SOAP Note Grading Rubric o Shelf Review – Depression/Anxiety/LBP o Orientation leader/presenter, FM700 3rd-year clerkship

• Fourth Year Electives o Student-initiated Elective (SIE) - Advanced Chronic Pain Management, 2 wk

course – Bill Elder

Katie McMenamin, FNP • Precepted medical students and nurse practitioner students

Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D.


• Supervise 4 ICM-II students for exam skills • ICM-II Adult Exam Preceptor • MS III, Family Medicine Clerkship, Preceptor • MS III, Family Medicine Longitudinal Clerkship Student, Preceptor

Anne Proulx, M.D.

• SMD512-ICM-1, lecturer for ENT part 2, and small group co-leader with Dr. Zryd • SMD512-ICM-1, preceptor for 4 students each year • SMD552-Respiratory Course, Year 2, annual Upper Respiratory tract lecture • FMD700-Year 3, Clerkship: Preceptor for Five Rivers Family Health Center for 2-3

students each session; additional students as needed o Orientation, supervision, mentoring and evaluation for these students o Precept and evaluate 1 or more students during clinical time at WSP o Videotape encounters and review as a group with students

• FMD806-Year 4: Sub-Interns: one-on-one teaching and supervision during inpatient and provide individual feedback during “Feedback Friday”

• Service Learning SIE: Yr 1 student longitudinal elective in FM (Jennifer Gonzalez) May-June 2015. Provided scheduling and mentoring for student, whose project was to prepare a list of local opiate addiction treatment centers with contact information to give to our social worker as a resource

Peter Reynolds, M.D.

• Introduction to Clinical Medicine 1, small group facilitator and history and physical preceptor

• Introduction to Clinical Medicine 2, small group facilitator • Module 1 Leadership Team, Molecular basis for medicine • MS3 Family Medicine Clerkship Faculty • Precept clerkship students in clinic • AHEC Summer Preceptor Program, Director (MS2 elective)

Elisabeth L. Righter, M.D. • FMD 700 MS3 block rotation year-long • FMD 801 MS4 one block (student from OSU) • FMD 806 MS4 sub-internships year-long

Jayna Vossler, Research Program Manager

• FMD880-Family Medicine Academic Elective Therese M. Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• Precepting medical students at WSP Family Health Center • Book and writing discussion groups • Introduction to Clinical Medicine 2, small group facilitator

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H.

• Clerkship lecture (Chronic Medical Disease Management) every 6 weeks • Preceptor, ICM-1 exam review groups


Graduate medical education [residents, fellows]

Katharine Conway, M.D. • Inpatient service: informal and formal teaching rounds • Resident didactics: Pearls for Precepting Medical Students • Resident didactics: Refugee Health 101

John Donnelly, M.D.

• Preceptor of SOPP, NP and Pharm. D. students • Wrote, edited, and evaluated ICM OSCE patient cases

Denise Griffith, M.D.

• Lectures in didactics • Precepting in office • Inpatient service • Coordinator with bimonthly lectures • Advisor to five residents • Implemented and gathered questions for the FM Quiz Bowl • Associate Director, Family Medicine Residency Program

Paul J. Hershberger, Ph.D. Family Medicine Residency Program

• Thursday AM Morning Report, brief presentations (weekly) • Psychosocial Rounds (bi-weekly meeting with inpatient team) • Monthly Resident Wellbeing Group • Didactic presentations (12 during the year) • Facilitator for video review of resident-patient encounters (3 afternoons) • Weekly Motivational Interview module (part of Psychiatry/Addition Medicine rotation)

Lisa Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E. Family Medicine Residency Program

• Preceptor for Residents – Outpatient Medicine, 4-7 sessions weekly • Preceptor for Residents – Inpatient Medicine, every 5-8 weeks • Preceptor for Residents – Family Medicine Obstetrics (includes “on-call”) • Preceptor for Residents – Home visits, while this is on a requested basis, I make about 2

home visits/month on average as a preceptor of resident home visits • Director of resident Scholarly Endeavor activities, includes:

o Board Review o Journal Club o Capstone Projects

R3’s - Group project involving 4 residents • Assisting with one other project • Have provided mentoring on several other projects

R2’s - Group project involving 5 residents • One individual project • Have assisted with several IRB applications • Have provided mentoring on several other projects

R1’s - Group project involving 5 residents • One individual project


• Have assisted with several IRB applications • Have provided mentoring on several other projects

• Resident Didactic Presentations o General Women’s Health review o Menopause o Osteoporosis o Prenatal Care o Scholarly Endeavors and Continuous Learning o Biostatistics review o Procedure training (including hands-on labs) o Office billing o In addition, during didactic afternoons throughout the year, I precepted/help

guide and evaluated 11 Journal Club presentations, 10 Board reviews, and presentations on Capstone projects for 10 residents.

• Precept OB/GYN residents/students o Precept residents about once a month at the Preble County Health Department

prenatal clinic. Because not all providers can/do precept IUD/implant insertions/removals, the office days that I precept tend to be procedure-heavy.

• Precept OB/GYN residents and occasionally MS III or IV medical students who are rotating on obstetrics while covering on the MVH Labor and Delivery floor, about ½ day per month (was only about 6-7 months in 2015).


• Inpatient attending, GSH – average one week in eight • Precepting residents in Five Rivers Family Health Center – one half-day weekly • Resident lectures – Pain Orientation, Weaning Opioids, Joint Injections, Fibromyalgia

Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D. • LGBT Education, PGY 1-4, Five Rivers, Lecturer, Family Medicine Residency

Anne Proulx, D.O. Family Medicine Residency Program

• Mentoring 30 residents • Didactic lectures • Supervision of inpatient and outpatient care and office procedures • Advising and clinical evaluation Preceptor for 8 Dental Residents from Miami Valley

Hospital

Peter Reynolds, M.D. • One lecture for residents at Five Rivers facility per semester

Elisabeth L. Righter, M.D.

• FM residents year-long Barry Skrobot, M.D.

• Preceptor for Family Medicine Residents Therese M. Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• Preceptor for Family Medicine Residents


• Resident lectures – Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care, Managing Patients Living with Domestic Violence

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H. • Preceptor for Family Medicine Residents

Continuing Medical Education [grand rounds, seminars]

John Donnelly, M.D. • Healer’s Art National Faculty Retreat


• “Motivational Interviewing” – presentation at annual meeting of the Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicians (3/14/15)


• SAM JAM Presenter – for ABFM Pain Management module at WSU, Jan 2015

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H. On Premier (MVH/GSH) Grand Rounds Planning Committee

Other Paul J. Hershberger, Ph.D.

• Monthly blog – e-quilibrium (also distributed to email list and posted on Linkedin)

Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E. • Participated in training on how to use “Sim Mom”, a “full body birthing simulator” recently

acquired by the Premier system to help train residents and others in how to deal with birthing emergencies. Plans are to have residents participate in training sessions with this simulator.

• Regularly attend didactic lectures to participate in discussions, teach whenever needed, contribute to the didactic experience, act as a resource for resident questions, and generally help residents in assimilating information taught there into Family Medicine.

Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D. • Staff In-service, Wright State Physicians Family Health Center, Caring for Transgender

Patients 10/20/15

5Scholarly Activity Funded grants


John Donnelly, MD • Leroy A. Rogers, M.D. Preceptorship Program, Ohio Academy of Family Physicians

Foundation. $8,200 in 2015. Robert Brandt, MD

• SAMHSA Minority AIDS Initiative Continuum of Care Pilot, Co-Investigator. PI Josephine Wilson, MD, Awarded October, 2014 – October 2017.


• Co-Investigator, STFM/NIDA Training Award in Substance Abuse and Addiction • Co-Investigator, Faculty Mentoring Grant, Wright State University, $5,000, “A Mentoring

Coalition for an Entire Community: Wright Health Coalition”. • Principal Investigator, SAMHSA SBIRT Health Professions Training. Substance Abuse

and Mental Health Services Administration awarded $944,392. September 2015 – September 2018

Lisa Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E.

• Director of the Senior Immunization Project AAFP Foundation Grant • Co-Investigator, Faculty Mentoring Grant


• Co-PI on MED-TAPP grant – for improving care for dual-eligible seniors; role is serving as participant and consultant on chronic pain issues

Elisabeth L. Righter, M.D. Co-Investigator, Senior Immunization Project AAFP Foundation Grant Preble County Health Department


• NIDA Care Text Grant: 10% Effort, Project Manager; July 2014-July 2015 • Sustainable Improvements in Immunization Rates for Seniors: 5% Effort, Project

Manager: June 2014-June 2015 • SAMSHA SBIRT Training Grant: 50% Effort, Project Manager; September 2015-

October 2018 Therese Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• Principal Investigator, Faculty Development Grant (Wright Health Coalition). Wright State University. Awarded $5,000.00. April 2015 – April 2016

• Principal Investigator, Wright Rural Health Initiative. HealthPath Foundation. Awarded $300,000.00. December 2015 – December 2018.

Publications


Papers in refereed journals

Leeds, S F. (2015) The SCOPE Protocol for Primary Care-Based Pain Management. The STFM Resource Library. 2015. Available from: http://www.fmdrl.org/5625 Olsen C. (2015) Effect of Perineal Self-Acupressure on Constipation: A Randomized Controlled Trial. J Gen Intern Med.

JM Nicholson, LC Kellar, GF Henning, A Waheed, M Colon-Gonzalez, S Ural. The association between the regular use of preventive labour induction and improved term birth outcomes: findings of a systematic review and meta‐analysis. British Journal of Obstetric and Gynecology. Published Feb 25 2015. DOI: 10.1111/1471-0528.13301 Eley DS, Brooks KD, Zink TM, Cloninger CR. Personality profiles of rural longitudinal integrated clerkship students who choose Family Medicine. Family Medicine 2015;47(3):194-203.

Xie S, DeMichele A, Farrar J, Bowman MA, Bruner D. Acupuncture Dramatically Reduces Hot Flashes in Breast Cancer Survivors, Penn Study Suggests. Journal of Clinical Oncology. Sept 2015.

Seehusen DA, Bowman MA, Neale AV. New tools and approaches for family physicians. J Am Board Fam Med. November-December 2015;28(6):689-692. DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.06.150298 PMID: 26546641 Bowman MA, Neale AV, Seehusen DA. Practical, office-based interventions that improve care today. Editors’ Note. J Am Board Fam Med. January-February 2015;28(1):1-4. DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.01.140317. PMID: 25567814. Phipps ST, Chacko LR, Fassbender JE, Allison KC, Sarwer DB, Wallace SL, Tan-Torres S, Bowman MA, Wadden TA, Kumanyika SK. Provider views of the feasibility and utility of lifestyle obesity treatment in primary care: insights from the Think Health! Study. European Journal of Person-centered Health Care. 2015;3(1):77-82. Bowman MA, Neale AV, Seehusen DA. Data supporting key components of family medicine – scope, continuity, interprofessional care, and more. Editors’ Note. J Am Board Fam Med. March-April 2015;28(3):163-165. DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.01.140317. PMID: 25748754. Bowman MA, Neale AV, Seehusen DA. Timely and/or controversial information for family physicians. Editors’ Note. J Am Board Fam Med. July-August 2015;28(4):163-165. DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.04.150147. PMID 26152431.

Books, chapters, reviews Olsen C, O'Neill M. Taylor's Manual of Family Medicine (4th ed.) Chapter 5.5. Eating Disorders. 2015. Wolters Kluwer, Philadelphia.

http://www.fmdrl.org/5625


Non Peer- Reviewed

Ahmed, S.M., Hershberger, P.J., & Lemkau, J.P. (2015). Psychosocial influences on health. In R.E. Rakel & D.P. Rakel (Eds.), Textbook of family medicine (9th ed., pp. 25-33). Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders. Leeds F. 5-Minute Clinical Consult – Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome, eds. 2013-2017 Leeds F. 5-Minute Clinical Consult – Fibromyalgia, eds. 2014-2017. Johnson C, Rechel M, Zink TM. (March 2015). Yes, Virginia--Sex & Human Trafficking are Problems in Ohio. The Ohio Family Physician. 26-27.

Olsen C. Trends in Patient Encounters To the Editor. Family Medicine. April 2015. 47 (4): 321-322.

Olsen C. Book and Media Reviews: Medicine's Michelangelo: The Life and Art of Frank H. Netter, MD. Family Medicine. October 2015. 47(9): 736-737. Olsen C. (2015) More on Student Logs: A Rebuttal to the Renshaw Article of Nov 2014. Family Medicine, 47(4):321-322.

Johnson C, Zink TM. First Generation College Students. Adolescent Health and Wellness. October 2015. 856.

Zink T, Solberg E, Dahlman B, Brink D, Markert R. Global Health Faculty Competency Checklist for US Medical School and Family Medicine Residencies: Development and Initial Validation. MedEdPublish. 2015. Available at: http://www.mededworld.org/MedEdWorldPapers.aspx?search=Global+Health+Faculty+Competency+Checklist+for+US+Medical+School+and+Family+Medicine

Published abstracts Prochaska LJ, Elmigdadi F, Khader H, Mohany KM, Fadda W, Aboukhali RE, Paietta J, Reo N, Miller M, Onady, G, Donnelly J, Organisciak D, Altwairgi A, Alkadi A, Aldamegh S, and Parmelee D. October, 2015. Curriculum Transfer and Implementation from Boonshoft School of Medicine (BSOM), Wright State University to Unaizah College of Medicine (UCM) Qassim University, Saudi Arabia. Med Ed Portal, icollaborative. Kellar L, Hennessy S, Xie S, Cronholm P. Ethnic Differences in Antibiotic Utilization by Children for Non-Indicated (CANGI) Diagnoses. Poster Presentation. North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Oct 25-28, 2015. Cancun, Mexico. Abstract published in conference proceedings.

Significant presentations: Top Family Medicine Meetings


Hershberger, Paul & Patel, R.(Resident) (2015, October). Brain matters: Promoting mental health. Seminar presented at Family Medicine Midwest 2015 meeting, Rosemont, IL. Righter, Elisabeth & Bennett, S. (Graduate Student) (2015, April). Practice Improvement Project: Implementation of a Reminder Sign Regarding Uncontrolled Hypertension. Presented at the Celebration of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities, Wright State University. Kellar, Lisa & Choksy, A. (Resident) (2015, April). Sustainable Improvements in Immunization Rates for Seniors: A Local and Community-Wide Effort. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, FL. Leeds, F. (2015, April). SCOPE: A Scope-of-Care-Based Protocol for Management of Chronic Nonmalignant Pain. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, FL. Clark, Donald (2015, April). Using the P(L)CMH App to Transform Educational Practice. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, FL. Zyrd, Teresa, Painter, Albert & Rabah, K. (Graduate Student) (2015, April). Finding Meaning at the Bedside: A Family-Centered Tool for Improving the Patient Experience. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, FL. Zink, Therese (2015, April). How to Self-Publish and Promote Your Academic or Creative Work. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, FL. Righter, Elisabeth & Dolan, C., Atkinson, M. (Graduate Students) (2015, December). Improvements in NCQA PCMH Documentation. Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Practice Improvement Conference, Dallas, TX. Zink, Therese, Cauley, Katherine, Clark, Donald (2015, December). Expanding the Interprofessional Team in PCMH: What Community Health Workers Add? Presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Practice Improvement Conference, Dallas, TX. Zink, Therese (2015, October). Impact of Care Redesign on Satisfaction of Patients and Clinical Staff in Two Primary Care Practices. Presented at the North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, Cancun, Mexico. Zink, Therese (2015, October). Costs Associated Primary Care Transition to More Effective Models. Presented at the North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, Cancun, Mexico.

Resident Poster Presentations Barrow, M & Ott, K. (Resident) (2015, April). The Stiffed-Necked Basketball Player Who Sees Double. Presented at the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, Hollywood, FL.


Griffith, Denise & Patel, R. (Resident) (2015, April). I-PASS: A Safer Approach to Patient Hand-offs. Presented at the Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum (DAGMEC), Dayton, OH. Kellar, Lisa & Anderson, T. (Resident) (2015, April). Read More T.O.D.A.Y (To Our Dayton Area Youth). Presented at the Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum (DAGMEC), Dayton, OH. Swedlund, Steve & Dillon, A. (Resident) (2015, April). A Concurrent Review of Medication Reconciliation in Readmitted Patients. Presented at the Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum (DAGMEC), Dayton, OH. Hershberger, Paul & Amato, A. (Resident) (2015, April). Group Review of Video Recordings of Resident- Patient Encounters. Presented at the Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum (DAGMEC), Dayton, OH. Kellar, Lisa & Khan, Z., Enakers, R. (Residents) (2015, April). A Simple Intervention to Reduce Obesity In a Community Primary Care Office. Presented at the Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum (DAGMEC), Dayton, OH.

Medical Student/Graduate Student Poster Presentations Proulx, Anne & Imfeld, S., Robertson, S. (Medical Students) (2015, April). The Use of Motivational Interviewing with the Statin/Aspirin Choice Decision Aid to Encourage Smoking Cessation. Presented at the Boonshoft School of Medicine Medical Student Research Symposium, Wright State University. Kellar, Lisa & Scholz, J., Rechel, M. (Medical Students) (2015, April). Senior Immunization. Presented at the Boonshoft School of Medicine Medical Student Research Symposium, Wright State University. Leeds, F. Poster Presentation, WSUBSOM – QUOI (Quality of Interpretation) Study of OARRS PDMP Reporting, with Ms. Lydia Paciotti. Wilson, Josephine, Jacobson, Michael, Hershberger, Paul & Bozung, T. (Graduate Student) (2015, June). Could Motivational Interviewing Unlock the Potential of Cellular Texting? An Evidence Review of Text Messages Influencing Behavior Change. Zink, Therese & Sontag, RJ. (Medical Student) (2015, April). No Oasis in this Desert: Identification and Implications of the Food Desert around an Urban Ohio Hospital. Presented at the Boonshoft School of Medicine Medical Student Research Symposium, Wright State University. Zink, Therese & Sontag, RJ. (Medical Student) (2015, April). No Oasis in this Desert: Identification and Implications of the Food Desert around an Urban Ohio Hospital. Presented at the Celebration of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities, Wright State University.

Other


Wilson, Josephine, Jacobson, Michael, Hershberger, Paul & llyas, L. (Resident) (2015, April). CareText. Presented at the NIDA CTN Steering Committee Meeting, Gaithersburg, MD.

Kellar, Lisa & Nyholm, M., McElrath, L. (Residents) Johnson, C., Yutzy, K. (Medical Students) ( 2015, August). Presented at the American Academy of Family Physicians National Conference, Kansas City, MO. Choksy, Achint, Raju, Pradeep, Siddiqi, Omar, Baldwin, Peter, Nowell, Clifton, Nyholm, Matthew, McElrath, Leslee, Righter, Elisabeth, Zryd,Teresa, Kellar, Lisa. Improvement in immunization rates for seniors: a local and community-wide effort. Poster presentation, AAFP National Conference Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students. Kansas City, MO. July 30 - Aug 1, 2015.

Rechel, Maggie, Scholtz, Jaclyn, Kellar, Lisa. Adult vaccination history: goals for better population coverage. Poster Presentation. AAFP FMX Conference. Denver, CO. Sep 30–Oct 3, 2015.

Local/Regional Presentations Griffith, Denise. (2015, March). “Choosing Wisely – Practically Applying It To Your Practice,” Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicians 21st Annual CME Program.

Conway, Katharine. (2015, April). “Where Global is Local: Refugee Health,” panel presentation for Global Health Elective and FMIG event, WSU BSOM.

Kellar, Lisa (2015, October). Non-Indicated Pediatric Antibiotic Prescribing in the US, 1980-2010: Comparisons of Prescription Rates by Race/Ethnicity. Presented at the North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, Cancun, Mexico. Righter, Elisabeth, Tran, Thao, Goodman, Abbie (2015, October). QI Project: Weight Assessment and Counseling for Children and Adolescents, Poster, BSOM WSU Central Research Forum, Dayton, Ohio.

Consultantships

F. Stuart Leeds, M.D. • Consultant, OARRS, Cards Study – COIN network of PBRNs • Case review/expert witness for malpractice case, Vandrasik vs. Tri-City Family Medicine,

2015-present

Other recognition [e.g. editorships, reviewer awards]

Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D. • Distinguished Service Award in Recognition of Leadership and Devoted Service; TCN

Behavioral Health Services, Inc. Board of Directors, 2009-2015 Marjorie Bowman, MD, MPA

Editor, Journal of the American Board of Family Practice, retitled


the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine in January, 2006

6Summary of Service Activities Student advising

Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H • Consistent time given to MS1-IV for formal and informal advising and mentoring on

topics of career choices, schedule planning, elective opportunities, scholarly work planning and review for students, global health topics and trip planning.

• FMIG advisor

John Donnelly, M.D.

• Faculty advisor of 8-10 medical students • Informal advisor of 30+ students in regards to specialty choice, residency applications,

personal statement review, and letters of recommendation. • Letters of recommendation for students for scholarships, summer program=ms


• Advising third year student pursuing Family Medicine Paul Hershberger, Ph.D.

• Mentored four medical students related to research (SBIRT/STEPS) • Mentored three residents related to research (BMW project)

Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E.

• Advisor for one medical student • Faculty advisor for The Ladder project involving residents, medical students, and

undergraduate students • Mentor to students seeking research opportunities/encouragement on their projects, etc


• Monthly mentoring for students interested in Family Medicine Katie McMenamin, NP

• Mentored student, Sylvia Change, related to research on Million Hearts Campaign

Anne Proulx, D.O. • Advisor for one BSOM student


• Medical student research advisees o David Yoder, Class of 2019 (family wellness with Reach Out) o Andrew La’Pelusa, Class of 2019 (EMT patient visit program with Jefferson

Township)


o Eric Erb, Class of 2018 (cognitive system engineering and technology interfaces) Elisabeth Righter, M.D.

• Individual Education Plan Supervision for Residents at risk for falling ABFM Certification Exam (2 current, 5 total, 2/2 successful 1st attempt)


• Advise medical students interested in conducting research projects within the Department of Family Medicine

• FM Research Linking Meeting was held in October 2015 to allow the students to link with FM faculty to learn more about research opportunities in the department. After the Linking Meeting I met with 12 students and linked each with a FM faculty mentor.

Therese Zink, M.D., M.P.H

• Advisor, Family Medicine Interest Group • Advisor, BSOM Writing Group • Advisor, BSOM Students for a National Health Plan Group

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H

• Students years 1-4: Approximately two students per year. Committee membership/officer Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Katharine Conway, M.D.

• Executive Committee, Department of Family Medicine – Voting Member • Biennium 2, BSOM curriculum committee – Voting Member • Doctoring Committee, BSOM Academic Affairs – Member • International Education Advisory Board, BSOM Global Health Initiative – Chair • Scholarship Collaborative, Department of Family Medicine – Member • Wright State Rural Health Initiative, BSOM/Department of Family Medicine – Member • SBIRT Council of Directors – Member

John Donnelly, M.D.

• Faculty Curriculum Committee • Faculty Promotions and Advancement Committee • Course Steering Committes:

o Family Medicine Clerkship o Molecular Basis of Medicine o Principals of Disease

• LCME Subcommittee 1 • New Curriculum Doctoring Phase Subcommittee • Biennium 2 Subcommittee • Clerkship Director’s Subcommittee • DFM Medical Education Committee

Denise Griffith, M.D. • Chair, Clinical Competency Committee (Residency)



• Executive Committee, Department of Family Medicine • Integrated Behavioral Health Committee, Department of Family Medicine • Student Promotions Committee • BSOM Milestones Leadership Group (curriculum revision) • BSOM LCME Self-Study Subcommittee 5, Co-chair • Scholarship Collaborative Facilitator (Residency) • Faculty Consultant, STEPS Initiative (Students Teaching Educational Plans for Success

Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E

• Member, Research Assistant Search Committee • Member, New Faculty Search Committees (two) • Chair, Residency Curriculum Committee • Member, Clinical Competency Committee • Member, Residency Recruitment Committee


• Family Medicine Medical Executive Committee, Member-at-Large, 2014-present • Participation in Opioid Working Group under Dr. Robert Carlson • Research Collaborative, Department of Family Medicine


• Chair Review Committee, Emergency Medicine, member, 2015 • Research Committee, member, 2014-2015

Anne Proulx, D.O.

• Faculty Promotion and Advancement Committee (meets twice in December yearly) • Student Promotions Committee (meets third Monday at 3:30) • Honors Committee: Resigned in summer because of Student Promotions committee: it

did not seem fair to students to have one faculty member on both of the committees which has potential to refer students for dismissal. Dr. LeRoy agreed.

• Member of 3 person Clinical Evaluation Committee WSUFMR meets for full day six times per year

• Chair Program Evaluation Committee WSUFMR, ran meeting and wrote report for RRC

Peter Reynolds, M.D. • Module 1 Leadership Team, Molecular basis for medicine

Elisabeth L. Righter, M.D

• Review of Chair of the department of Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, chosen by the Dean of School of Medicine

• WSU BSOM Patient Safety/Quality Improvement (PSQI) Council Barry Skrobot, M.D.

• WSU BSOM Admissions Committee

Jayna Vossler, Research Program Manager • RedCap Committee


Therese Zink, M.D., M.P.H

• Faculty Curriculum Committee • LCME Subcommittee 2

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H

• GMEC – Past Chair • By-Laws • Ad hoc: Pass/Fail Committee

Wright State Physicians F. Stuart Leeds, M.D.

• Opioid Policy Task Force – Chair; led development of opioid prescribing/refill and management policies for the Family Medicine clinic

• Wright Care Integration – served in advisory capacity with Dr. Kate Conway and Chuck Robinson, Business Administrator

• Served on several search committees for faculty searches Peter Reynolds, M.D.

• WSP transition team for Wright Care to Family Medicine Clinic Therese Zink, M.D., M.P.H

• Executive Committee • Board, Secretary


• Executive Committee – member at large

Hospital or affiliated institution Denise Griffith, M.D.

• Critical Care Committee • Code Blue Committee • MVAFP Executive Board

Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E

• GSH Medical Record Committee • GSH Utilization Review Committee • GSH Ambulatory Care Committee • GSH Continuing Education Committee • GSH Bylaws and Review Committee

Anne Proulx, D.O.

• GSH Continuing Medical Education Committee: Chair, scheduled quarterly, has met only once last year. Combined with WSU CME (Al Painter chairs this).

• GSH Resident Student Education Committee used to meet noon, second Monday of every other month, I had to resign when meeting date moved to Tuesdays.


• GSH Human Investigation Review Committee • Premier Ambulatory Physician Advisor Committee for Epic • GSH Critical Care Committee • Quarterly Medical Staff meetings for Good Samaritan Hospital

Elisabeth L. Righter, M.D., F.A.A.F.P

• Medical Staff Quality Committee, Good Samaritan Hospital, 2015-2017 • Chair Department of Family Medicine, Good Samaritan Hospital, 2015-2016 • Medical Executive Committee, GSH, 2015-2016 • GSH CNO Interviews, 2015 • Premier Health Peer Review Update Process, 2015


• Vice Chair – Department of Family Medicine Good Samaritan • Credentials Committee Good Samaritan • Resident/Student Affairs Committee Good Samaritan • Montgomery County Medical Society Board of Directors • Samaritan Behavioral Health Inc. Board of Directors • Perinatal Morbidity/Mortality Committee MVH • MVH Department of Family Medicine

State John Donnelly, M.D.

• OAFP Awards Committee Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D.

• Completed a 4-year term as Board member for The Community Network • Interview, WOSU, “All Sides, With Ann Fisher” on the Lack of Geriatricians • President, Ohio Geriatrics Society


• Ohio Academy of Family Physicians (OAFP) Board of Directors, Director, 2015 • Practice Transformation Commission, OAFP, 2015 • National Action Committee, OAFP, 2015 • Practice and Payer Committee, OAFP, 2015 • Nominating Committee, OAFP, 2015


• OAFP (Advocacy/Finance Committees) • OAFP Board of Directors

National Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H.

• Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers – Inaugural member John Donnelly, M.D.

• Member, Planning Committee for National Healer’s Art Faculty Retreat • Member, Planning Committee for Medical-Spirituality Conference



• STFM Pain Management Committee Cynthia G. Olsen, M.D.

• Interviewer for the Pisacano Award • Reviewer for NAPGRG, National meeting


• AFP Alternate Delegate to American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), 2015 • AAFP Commission on Quality and Practice, AAFP, Chair, 2015 • Phi Rho Sigma Medical Society-International, President, 2015-2017

Therese Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• STFM Leading Change Committee member

Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H. • AFMRD • AAFP/Advocacy Committee

Other Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H.

• Medical Consultant for ASIA International Community Health Center John Donnelly, M.D.

• Judge, WSUBSOM Medical Student Research Symposium Lisa Collier Kellar, M.D., M.S.C.E

• Director of the annual Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum of the Dayton Area Graduate Medical Education Community, Dayton, Ohio

• Medical advisor for regional church Girl’s Camp. Assist with First Aid training prior to the yearly camp, and advise on injuries/illnesses during the 1 week camp

Peter Reynolds, M.D. • Household Wellness Coalition, joint community improvement project with Reach Out,

WSU Psychology, Wright Patt Credit Union, and WSU Family Medicine (committee chair)

Therese M. Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• Consultant. Family Medicine specialty training in Palestine. Funded by the British Council, Ramallah Palestine, September 2015

• Quality control of VIA (Visualization Inspection with Acetic Acid). Women’s Health Program, Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia, March 2015

• Consultant. Office on Women's Health, US Dept of Health and Human Services and Med U. Case development for Trauma Informed Care Project, 2015



• Green County Health Board of Directors • Miami Valley Regional Director/OAFP • Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicans • Reachout/Peds clinic • TEAMS – Dayton Public School collaborative with Combined Health District • Chief Medical consultant – Payton Public Schools • Team Physician – University of Dayton

7Patient Care Summary S. Bruce Binder, MD

• Cedarville University, Student health services Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H.

• Patient care at WSP Family Health Center • Collaborating physician supervising Katie McMenamin, NP for her clinical practice in

WSP Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton

John Donnelly, M.D.

• Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center Denise Griffith, M.D.

• Patient care at WSP Family Health Center • Patient care at Five Rivers Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton


• Private practice, clinical psychology, Wright State Physicians Lisa Kellar, M.D.

• Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton • Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center • Patient Care at Five Rivers Family Health Center on an as-needed basis • Out-patient maternity care at Preble County Health Department • Family Medicine Obstetrical care: precept outpatient prenatal visits, provide coverage for

the Family Medicine Obstetrical service for the residency one week per month and as needed during a second week each month; cover the Labor floor about one half day at MVH as schedule permits

F. Stuart Leeds, M.D. • Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton • Precepting at Five Rivers Family Health Center

Katie McMenamin, NP


• Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center Scott M. Newman, NP-C

• Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center, includes Travel Medicine Clinic and Wright Care


• Medical Director, Friends Care Community • Patient Care at WSP Family Health Center • Collaborating physician supervising, Scott Newman

Anne Proulx, D.O.

• Patient care at Five Rivers Family Health Center • Patient care at WSP Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton • Precept residents at Five Rivers Family Health Center


• Patient care at WSP Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton


• Out-patient care at Five Rivers Family Health Center • Inpatient care at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton • Maternity care at GSH • Out-patient maternity care at Preble County Health Department

Pamela vonMattheissen, M.D.

• Patient Care at Friends Care Center Therese M. Zink, M.D., M.P.H.

• Patient care at WSP Family Health Center Teresa W. Zryd, M.D., M.P.H.

• Provide clinical care at WSP Family Health Center

8Honors and awards John Donnelly, M.D.

• Commencement Address, WSUBSOM Class of 2015. May 22, 2015 • Address to Class of 2017, Student Clinician’s Ceremony. June 29, 2015 • Finding Meaning in Medicine, WSUBSOM Leadership Conference: Leadership Under

Construction. October 17, 2015 • OAFP Educator of the Year, Ohio Academy of Family Physicians, 2015



• Excellence in Medical Education Award, WSU BSOM, 2015 Lisa Kellar, M.D.

• Preceptor Mentoring, Service, and Teaching Award from Residency Class of 2015 • DFM Faculty Scholar of the Year Award, 2015

Jayna Vossler, M.S.

• Awarded Ohio Health Information Management Professional Development Award

9Hosted Events • SAMJAM, Self-Assessment Module on Chronic Pain, Facilitated by Dr. SF Leeds. • FMIG-FM Career Night Part 1 and 2 • FM Preceptor Appreciation Dinner • What does Affordable Care Act Mean for My Career

10 Other information

Katharine Conway, M.D., M.P.H. • Development of Preceptor Manual and outreach, Recruitment, retention, and

development of clinical preceptors • GHI faculty advisor and panel presentation • BSOM faculty development sessions attendance for Peer Instruction and Wright Q

instruction • BSOM Physician Leadership course (2015-2016)


• Faculty Advisors for STEPS Initiative (also faculty advisor for the associated Student Initiative Elective, and principal investigator for associated research)

• DAGMEC Research Forum Judge (4/23/15) • Wright Health Coalition participant (7/28/15, 8/25/15, 9/29/15, 10/20/15, 11/17/15,

12/8/15) • “Coach” for Group Lifestyle Balance (WSU Wellness Program in weight management) • “Brain Matters” - 6-week offering for WSU Wellness Program • “Brain Matters” – 1 session for University of Dayton Wellness Program


• GGP Fellowship – proposal accepted, and full participation in all fellowship meetings in Richmond and Cancun (NAPCRG). Proposal developed significantly though 2015


• ABFM Recertification, Dec 2014, with a composite score of 800/800 BLS and ACLS Recertification

• CITI Exempt Course Training, Sept 2014 • COIN Shared Resource Festival participant, Dec 2014 • Immersion Course – Spanish language, Guatemala, July 2015

Lisa Kellar, M.D. • Faculty Advisor for The Ladder project involving Residents, Medical students, and

undergraduate students • Judge, resident/fellow posters, Virginia C. Wood Resident Research Forum,

Sponsored by DAGMEC • Informal mentor to students seeking research opportunities/encouragement on their

projects, etc. in preparation to attend the Annual Boonshoft School of Medicine Medical Student Research Symposium

• Attend resident didactic lectures regularly to assist and to provide Family Medicine perspective as appropriate


• PCMH Physician Champion for WSU FMR/Five Rivers Family Health Center • Medical Director WSU FMR/Five Rivers Family Health Center • Top 10 Influencer of 2015 Conference on Practice Improvement

http://www.symplur.com/healthcare-hashtags/CPI15/ • Facilitated 57th Biennial Convention of Phi Rho Sigma Medical Society

http://www.symplur.com/healthcare-hashtags/CPI15/

2015 family medicine annual report

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