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MCW Pathways Program Bibliography 2015

MCW Pathways – Faculty/Program Bibliography (Exclusive of student scholarly products – see student bibliography)

Articles:

  1. Meurer LN, Young S, Meurer JR, Johnson S, Gilbert I, Diehr S. The Urban and Community Health Pathway: Preparing socially responsive physicians through community-engaged learning. Am J of Prev Med.  Sept. 2011. 
  2. Simpson DE, Meurer LN, Braza D: Meeting the Scholarly Project Requirement—Application of Scholarship Criteria beyond Research [Rip Out]. 2012 March; 4(1): 111–112. doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-11-00310.1. 
  3. Meurer LN, Diehr S: Community Engaged Scholarship – Meeting Scholarly Project Requirements while Advancing Community Health [Rip Out]. J Grad Med Educ. 2012 September; 4(3): 385–386. doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-12-00164.1. 
  4. Brousseau DC, Harder DR.  Integration of the Medical College of Wisconsin Physician Scientist pathway and summer research research programs to increase medical student research skills (PDF) Med Sci Educ 2013; 23(1S):84-87.
  5. Ferguson C, Lamb G.  A Scholarly Pathway in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety. Academic Medicine. Epub ahead of print, June 2, 2015.

Presentations:

National/International:

  1. Kuehnel N, Huettl AN, Lye PS, Simpson D. Individual Learning Plans for Medical Students in a Clinician Educator Pathway. Ambulatory Pediatrics Association Region VI Fall Meeting, 2011.
  2. Prisco A, Ford C, Humphrey S, Simpson  D. Recipe for Success: What Influences Student Accomplishment in Pathway Projects? AAMC Annual Meeting – OSR Section, 2011. 
  3. Sheets L, Prisco A, Ford C, Simpson D. Pathways to Public Health: Integrating Public Health into the Medical School Curriculum. AAMC Annual Meeting – OSR Section, 2011.
  4. Meurer LN, Young S, Meurer JR, Johnson S, Gilbert I, Seal DW.  The Urban and Community Health Pathway: Preparing socially responsive physicians through community-engaged learning.  A poster presentation for the CDC/AAMC sponsored Patients and Populations: Public Health in Medical Education Conference; Cleveland OH, September 2010.
  5. Young S. & Meurer LN: The Urban and Community Health Pathway: Applying Population Health Concepts into Medical Education.  International Conference on Urban Health: New York. October, 2010.
  6. Meurer LN, Brousseau D, Lye P, Duthie E, Kron M, Simpson D, Marcdante K: MCW Pathways Program: Five Paths to the 4 Carnegie “I’s”.  AAMC GEA Poster Session, Denver CO.  November 2011.  Also available through the AAMC iCollaborative – MedEd Portal:
  7. Meurer LN, Havas N, Nelson DA, Orgill B. Incorporating The Breadth of Family Medicine Scholarship Into Medical Education Through a Pathways Program.  STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, San Antonio TX, January 2013.
  8. Nelson DA, Patterson L, Nelson K, Pyne E, Bastani D, Roensch K, Gronseth A, Meurer LN.  Medical Student-Driven, Faculty-Mentored Community Engagement in Research: Clinical Care, Education, and Community Health Implications.  Lecture-Discussion for STFM Annual Spring Meeting, Baltimore MD, May 2013.
  9. Hyun-Hee K, Brousseau D, Spellecy R.  Student-led Research Review Panel: An Alternative to IRB Review. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Annual Meeting.  Oct 2013.
  10. Wolfson R, Meurer LN, Beach MC, Zier K, Bierer B. Presentation and Panel Discussion for the Scholarly Concentration Collaborative: Building a Better Scholarly Concentration Experience.  AAMC Annual Meeting, November, 2014. Chicago IL.
  11. Meurer LN. Urban and Community Health Pathway. “Ted Talks”@ FamPop2015. STFM Preconference Workshop on Integrating Primary Care, Public Health & Family Medicine Education.  Orlando, FL, April 25, 2015.
  12. Meurer LN, Bernstein R, Brousseau DC, Hargarten S, Treat R: Primary care match is associated with scholarly concentrations focused on underserved local and global communities.  2015 AAMC Medical Education Meeting, Baltimore, MD, November 2015 (accepted

Regional:

  1. Meurer LN, Brousseau D, Duthie E, Kron M, Lye P, Marcdante K, Simpson D, Tews M, Chavez H, Hayes M, Palka A, Kraus J: MCW Scholarly Pathways: Promoting a culture of inquiry and innovation in the medical school curriculum.  Thematic poster presentation for the Leading the Way Joint conference of the MCW AHW and UW-Madison Wisconsin Partnership Program.  Milwaukee WI, September 2012.
  2. Marcdante K, Lye P, Hayes M, Bluemel T, Barbieri K, Johnstone C: Scholarly Productivity of Medical Students enrolled in a Clinician Educator Scholarly Pathway Program.  Poster for Annual Meeting of the Central Group on Academic Affairs.  Cleveland OH, March 2014.
  3. Meurer LN, Ferguson C, Brousseau D, Duthie E, Hargarten S, Lamb G, Marcdante K, Morgenweck C, Spellecy R, Chavez H, Hayes M, Kraus J. MCW Scholarly Pathways: Promoting inquiry and innovation in medical school.  Advancing Healthier Wisconsin, Looking Back, Moving Forward 10 Year Anniversary Conference.  Brookfield WI, May 2014.
  4. Meurer LN, Meurer JR, Bordini B, Damitz BA, Diehr S, Gilbert I, Hunter P, Johnson S, Nelson D, Young S, Walczak S, and the UCH Planning Council: Community-engaged medical education through the Urban and Community Health Pathway. Advancing Healthier Wisconsin, Looking Back, Moving Forward 10 Year Anniversary Conference.  Brookfield WI, May 2014.
  5. Meurer LN, Young S, Bower D, Meurer JR, Hargarten S.  A Population-based Model for Patient-Centered Care: a conceptual framework for incorporating social determinants of health into medical education. Advancing Healthier Wisconsin, Looking Back, Moving Forward 10 Year Anniversary Conference.  Brookfield WI, May 2014.