Presentations

Invited Presentations...

C. Brazeau. "NJMS: Preventing and Confronting Physician Burnout." Internal Medicine Grand Rounds and Pediatric Grand Rounds (April 2013)

Chen PH, Rovi, S, Jacobs, A. “Recognize the Signs: Intimate Partner Violence & Child Abuse: What the family physician can do.” New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians 2013 Summer Celebration and Scientific Assembly. Atlantic City NJ (June 2013)

Hamdi, H. “From Neighborhood Food Environments to Bedside: Reconceptualizing Translational Research.” Barnabas Health Senior Administration

Hamdi, H. “From Neighborhood Food Environments to Bedside: Reconceptualizing Translational Research.” Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

Hamdi H. "Neighborhood Food Environments & Implication for Local Ordinance and State Policies." Television interview with Senator Ronald Rice-The NJ Legislative Black Caucus from Trenton to You.

Hamdi H. "Neighborhood Food Environments & Implication for Local Ordinance and State Policies" New Jersey Legislative Black Caucus (Health Committee) - (scheduled September 2013).

Other Scholarship....

Chen P-H, Gerstmann M, Stanford P, Barrett T. “Training future physicians to screen for and intervene with domestic violence.” 2013 International Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Stalking. Baltimore, Maryland. April 2013.

Chen P-H, Rovi S, Reddy C, Wei T, Stanford P, Buonpane C, Certo C, Alzate- Duque L, Wong A, Pan E, Johnson M. “Impact of intimate partner violence on child health.” 2012 Annual University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Research Symposium. New Brunswick, New Jersey. June 2012.

Easterling T. “Become a Mentor.” Monthly virtual and social media networking for minority medical students (www.culturalmedicine.org), June 2013.

Easterling T. “Who’s in my home? Using patient-centered medical home principles to develop patient registries.

Hamdi, H, “Community Engaged Research: From Idea to Implementation”. Saint Peter’s University Departments of Anthropology, African and Latino Studies and Gender Studies, February 20, 2013.

Hamdi, H, Karen Franck; Johnson, M; Mehta, S. "Yes, the poor pay more for food: When, where, and what they shop for matters". Prevention and Wellness Across the Life Span 140th APHA Annual Meeting October 27-31, 2012. (Accepted for paper presentation)

Hamdi, H, Franck K; Johnson, M; Benton; Mehta, S. ”Dodging bullets and hunger": How elderly African-Americans negotiate living healthy in unhealthy neighborhoods". Prevention and Wellness Across the Life Span 140th APHA Annual Meeting October 27-31, 2012. (Accepted for Roundtable presentation)

Hamdi, H, Franck K; Johnson, M; Mehta, S; Benton, J. "Voices matter: Understanding neighborhood food environments and residents' food choice" Prevention and Wellness Across the Life Span 140th APHA Annual Meeting October 27-31, 2012. (Accepted for paper presentation)

Hamdi, H, Neighborhood Food Environments and Food Acquisition Practices: A Community Presentation of Research Findings, October 22, 2012.

Hamdi, H, Franck K. When Eating Healthy is Not an Option: A Case of the South Ward. Global Gateways and Local Connections: Cities, Agriculture, and the Future of Food Systems, New York University (NUY): Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. Accepted for paper presentation and panel discussion, June 20-24, 2012.

Keller S, Schroeder R, Heaton C, Brazeau C: A Quality Assessment/Quality Improvement project for the third year clerkship in family medicine: A win-win endeavor for students and preceptors, 39^th Annual STFM Conference on Medical Education, San Antonio TX, January 24-27, 2013.

Shimoni N. “Roe at 40: Looking Ahead.” Panelist, Rutgers University, January 27, 2013.