2023 KRHA Annual Conference Request for presentations:
KRHA 2023 Conference
Dear Colleagues,
The Kentucky Rural Health Association invites you to submit a proposal for concurrent sessions (panel, individual or group) for the Annual Conference scheduled for November 16 & 17, 2023 at the Sloan Convention Center in Bowling Green, KY.
The goals of the conference are:
· Provide an overview of the state of rural health in Kentucky and inform participants of current efforts to improve rural health services.
· Provide a forum for participants to interact in order to gain a better understanding of the impact of various programs/organizations on rural health.
· Educate participants on how to become more skilled advocates for rural health, at the local, regional and state levels.
GENERAL SUBMISSION INFORMATION
1. Submissions must follow the directions for the proposed category and must be complete. Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed.
2. If you want to submit the same topic in more than one type of presentation (panel, individual or group) include a separate, full submission for each category.
3. The proposal submission will also serve as a presenter agreement form in order for Southern Kentucky AHEC to apply for Continuing Medical Education Credit.
4. Make sure to also attach curriculum vitae or resume and a disclosure form for each presenter/ author with proposal.
5. Presenters may not use any conference presentation to market products of services; exhibit space is available for that purpose.
6. Presentations will be divided into similar topic tracks. Suggested topic areas to consider
· Panel Presentation
A panel presentation is a thematic, interactive, and structured conversation between a panel of presenters and the program participants. Panels feature members presenting their ideas on a usability concept, philosophy, design, professional experience, or other relevant topic. Panels are limited to 4 participants to allow ample time for discussion.
· Individual Presentation
An individual presentation pertaining to a rural health theme and can be based on one’s own research and findings; reporting on innovative program(s) or other relevant rural health topic or program.
· Group Presentation
A collaborative presentation between individuals or groups on a rural health subject or theme researched by the presenters.
Submit Presentation Proposals by: April 17, 2023 - If your presentation is accepted, you will be notified by June 30, 2023. Submit proposals by emailing to Anna Jones, ajjones@soachec.org.
For further information or questions, please contact: Anna Jones at ajjones@soahec.org.
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2022 Kentucky Rural Health Association Annual Conference Presentations:
KEYNOTE: A Resilient Mind- John Jennings
ADVOCACY FOR POLICY CHANGE-MAKING YOUR VOICE COUNT - Sheila Schuster
A View from the Hill Rural Health Policy Updates -Carrie Cochran, NRHA
Kentucky Opioid Community Healing- Alicia Bowman
Cancer Rehab Across KY- Audrey Stockwell
From Addition to the Front Line- Jessica Winchester
How to Use Digital Channels to Reach Underserved Populations- Colin Jeffries
Immunization Outreach Website and Toolkits- Patricia Ellis
Innovative Pharmacy Solutions for Whole-Person Behavioral Health Care- Jill Rhodes
Recovery Ecosystem Index-Andrew Howard
Vaccinate with Confidence- Amy Herrington
KHAMP Presentation- Allison Hobbs, Tracy Gowan
State Legislative Update- Teresa Cooper, Ashley Gibson
The 2022 KRHA Poster Session hosted by the UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health, showcased a diverse array of research projects and programs related to rural health. Poster topics included:
- Passing Policy in Appalachia: A Look into Smoke-Free Policy Work in Eastern Kentucky
- We Got Through It Together: The Impact of Telehealth During COVID on Hepatitis C Treatment in Complex and Rural Patients at Academic Medical Center
- Crossroad of Inpatient and Outpatient Care: Identifying and Caring for Patients with Hepatitis C While Inpatient for Endocarditis Treatment at an Academic Medical Center
- Expanding the Web of Hepatitis C Treatment Uptake Across an Academic Medical Center
- Assessing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety, And Depression In Caregivers Of Children With Sickle Cell Disease
- Recommendations for Evaluation and “Rule Out” of Suspected Cases of Pulmonary M.tb in Kentucky
- The Odds are Stacked Against Them: Use of Medication-Assisted Therapy in the Recovery Process
- An Innovative Approach to Conducting a Community Health Assessment Using Real-Time Data to Make Informed Decisions to Tackle Today’s Health Issues in a Rural Western Kentucky County
- Lessons Learned from Medical Teams During Eastern Kentucky Flood Relief
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Dan Martin AwardRecognizing dedication to rural healthHISTORY: In June of 2003, the Kentucky Rural Health Association began a new tradition. At the organization’s annual conference, it announced the first recipient of an award honoring a lifetime contribution to rural health in Kentucky; this recipient was Dr. Dan Martin of the Trover Foundation in Madisonville. The annual award now bears his name and is given each year to an individual who has provided many years of service to rural Kentuckians. The individual’s contributions might be in areas of direct patient care, health professions education, health administration, health promotion or public advocacy. PAST AWARD WINNERS
Click here: Dan Martin Award For Lifetime Contribution to Rural Health in Kentucky to nominate a deserving individual |