DSA Research Beyond Boundaries 2022

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05/06/2022

This concludes . Congratulations and thank you to all the students who participated! Thank you for tuning in and we hope to see you at !

With much appreciation, the DSA Research Beyond Boundaries 2022 Conference Committee

05/06/2022

Congratulations to our first winner Ariel Hall!
Title: The black Maternal Health Co-Design studio: Using a systems thinking approach through group model building to guide Black maternal mortality research and prevention.
Author: Ariel Hall
This poster highlights lessons learned from designing and evaluating a novel system dynamics workshop with stakeholders focused on Black maternal health.
UTA Public Health

05/06/2022

All abstract submissions were carefully reviewed and judged based on their significance, originality, presentation (including grammar, punctuation, spelling, and formatting), and overall quality by three of our UTHealth professors Dr. Fernandez A; Dr. Preston S; and Dr. Rodriguez S. We would like to thank these professors for their time and commitment to this conference and for helping students get recognition for their excellent work.
Our three winners for the are:
1. The Black Maternal Health Co-Design Studio: Using a systems thinking approach through group model building to guide Black maternal mortality research and prevention (14) (Ariel Hall, BS) (virtual)
2. Covid-19 Pandemic and Disability. (16)(Fatemeh Movaghari Pour DDS MPH, Geetanjali Naik MD MPH, Dhatri Polavarapu BDS MPH) (in-person)
3. Cognitive limitations and diabetes comorbidity among racial and ethnically diverse older adults by nativity status in the United States (Berford Lane Moncriffe/Tiffany Kindratt) (16) (in-person)

05/06/2022

This presentation highlights results from a process evaluation of HepVISTA. The project focuses on key stakeholders of the program: clinical staff, program staff, and patient participants of the program.

05/06/2022

TREATMENT OF CHLAMYDIA PATIENTS AND THEIR PARTNERS IN AN OB/GYN EMERGENCY SERVICES (OGES) SAFETY-NET HOSPITAL: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
UTSW

05/06/2022

Refugee resettlement is an arduous process that the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated. This study's results indicate that health behavior adoption among Afghan refugees takes time. Public health campaigns must be sustained over time and involve multiple information delivery avenues. UTHealth SPH Epi

05/06/2022

This research seeks to understand barriers to accessing and consuming nutritious food for individuals enrolled in WIC and the limitations to WIC’s benefits.
UTHealth SPH Epi

05/06/2022

This presentation is aimed at identifying sociodemographic factors associated with perceptions towards vaccinating children against SARS-COV2 among COVID-19-vaccinated individuals.
UT Health San Antonio

05/06/2022

Although lung metastases are common in patients with synovial sarcoma, primary intrathoracic synovial sarcoma is a rare entity. We present the comprehensive information on multiple survival outcomes of intrathoracic synovial sarcoma patients presenting with localized disease. UTHealth SPH Epi

05/06/2022

We aimed to investigate the association between neurodevelopmental disabilities and preterm birth and low birth weight, separately, with asthma as a potential modifier.

05/06/2022

This poster explores the differences between open and laparoscopic appendectomies and seeks to suggest an optimal treatment based on existing publications. Complications, cost, availability, methods, operative time, hospital stay, and demographic variables are discussed. Ross University School of Medicine