Check-in & Registration

Networking, Poster set up

9:00-9:15 AM

Conference Center

Welcome Address^

Welcome to the Colorado Pragmatic Research in Health Conference

Sarah Brewer, PhD, MPA

Jerica Berge, PhD, MPH, LMFT, CFLE

9:15-10:15 AM

Conference Center

Opening Keynote Address^

Kara L. Hall, PhD

National Cancer Institute

10:15-11:15 AM

Conference Center

Plenary Address^

Engaging Patients and Partners in Patient-Centered CER Teams

Karen Martin, MIA

PCORI

Conference Talks: Perspectives for Team Science

Teams Learning Together: Leveraging Multilevel Partners to Advance the Impact of Learning Health Systems

Breakout Room A (P12-2002)

Team Science for Maternal and Child Health

• Perinatal Workforce Development: Diversifying the Perinatal Care Team to Meet the Needs of Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals
• Collaborative Team Science to Improve Perinatal Care: Bridging Community, Clinician, and Researcher Expertise
• Cross-Sector Collaboration – a Strategy to Enhance Equity and Accelerate Improvements in Family & Early Childhood Outcomes

Breakout Room B (P12-2004)

• Characterizing structures, processes, and outcomes of engagement methods: A Delphi consensus approach 
• The Youth-to-Youth Empowerment project to support health equity for urban American Indian and Alaska Native, Black, and Latino adolescents in Denver Metro, CO: a mixed methods youth-centered etiological study
• Developing a Resource Guide for Building Capacity for Refugee Research Partners

Breakout Room C (P12-2007)

• Alyssa Gatto, PhD
• Katy Trinkley, PharmD, PhD
• Michael Mattiucci, MD
• Stephanie De Jesus Ayala, MS
• Kaitlyn Tollefson

• Brie Thumm, PhD, CNM, MBA, FACNM
• Denise Smith, PhD
• Venice Ng Williams, PhD, MPH

• Heather Smyth, PhD
• Nicole Tuitt, DrPH, Alexander Weiden, Clessie Mugisha
• Sarah Brewer, PhD, MPA

12:15-1:00 PM

Conference Center

1:00-1:45 PM

Foyer

Poster Session

Conference Talks: The Hows of Team Science

Advancing Diversity in Pragmatic Sciences: Transdisciplinary Mentorship & Training

Breakout Room A (P12-2002)

Improving Health for Underserved or High Need Communities with Transdisciplinary Teams

• Leveraging Multisectoral Data to Achieve Health Equity
• Harnessing Health Systems to Address Health Related Social Needs: Insights from Denver’s Housing to Health Program  
• Cultivating multidisciplinary teams that promote advocacy and healthcare policy change

Breakout Room B (P12-2004)

Project Management: Using tools to manage transdisciplinary teams

• Rapid Design in Research: Lessons Learned from the R2P2 Process 
• Aligning Perspectives: Strategies for Managing Research Projects with Multidisciplinary Teams 
• Project Management Tools for Transdisciplinary Teams in Action - The Family Matters Case Study

Breakout Room C (P12-2007)

• Chris Knoepke, PhD, MSW
• Anne Libby, PhD
• Jacinda Nicklas, MD, MPH

• Josh Barocas, MD
• Sarah Stella, MD
• Lilia Cervantes, MD, MSCS

• Bryan Wallace, MPH
• Caylyn Rich, MS
• Elizabeth Ruzicka, PhD, LP

3:00-3:50 PM

Conference Center

Panel^

Methodological Perspectives on Transdisciplinary Impacts

• Kathryn Colborn, PhD
• Liza Creel, PhD, MPH
• Brooke Dorsey Holliman, PhD
• Amy Huebschmann, MD, MSC
• Donald Nease, MD
• Russ Glasgow, PhD

3:50-4:00 PM

Conference Center

Check-in

Networking

9:00-10:00 AM

Conference Center

Plenary^

Bridging Evidence to Action: Implementation Science as a Catalyst for Effective Health Policy

Gloria Coronado, PhD

University of Arizona

Conference Talks:

Innovations and Impact in Pragmatic Team Science

COPRH Con highlighted oral abstract presentations

• Reflections from an Autistic Youth Advisory Board: Motivations, Engagement Strategies, and Impact
• Building Sustainable Innovative Models of Care: The Importance of an Interprofessional Team at the Helm
• Enhancing Patient-Centered Care Through a Pragmatic Approach to Rapid Design, Implementation, Testing, and Sustainment: Overview of the R2P2 Center

Breakout Room A (P12-2002)

Data and Technology for Pragmatic Science

• Leveraging the Electronic Health Record (EHR) for Pragmatic Research: Opportunities and Challenges in the Conduct of Pragmatic EHR-Embedded Trials   
• Electronic Health Record Integration in PragMet

Breakout Room B (P12-2004)

Breakout Room D (P12-2007)

• Ainsley Losh, PhD
• Cristy Geno Rasmussen, PhD
• Bryan Ford, MPH

• Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH
• Cecilia Low Wang, PhD

• Liza Creel, PhD, MPH
• Stephanie Kirchner, MSPH, RD
• Jennifer Halfacre, BS

Conference Talks

Innovations and Future Directions in Pragmatic Health Science

COPRH Con highlighted oral abstract presentations

• Tailored approaches for building a multidisciplinary team to support language inclusivity in qualitative research
• Enhanced Acceptability and Effectiveness of Executive Functioning Support Videos for Spanish-Speaking Parents
• Missing Data Imputation Methods in EHR Data Pre-processing

Breakout Room A (P12-2002)

• Joint modeling of quality of life and survival using a Bayesian approach in a retrospective time scale
• Bayesian Approaches for Efficient Pragmatic Research
• Missing Data in Clinical Studies

Breakout Room B (P12-2004)

Breakout Room D (P12-2007)

• Julia Reedy, MA
• Jonathan Safer-Lichtenstein, PhD
• Fahad Mostafa, PhD
  

• Yizhou Fei, MS
• Alex Kaizer, PhD
• Jun Ying, PhD

• Russ Glasgow, PhD

12:00-1:00 PM

Conference Center

Networking Lunch

1:00-1:50 PM

Conference Center

Panel^

Team Science for Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health Services Research  

• Anna Maw, MD, MS
• James Mitchell, PhD
• Katy Trinkley, PharmD, PhD

1:50-2:50

Conference Center

Closing Keynote Address^

There’s No Place Like Team Science: The Power (and Joy) of Collaboration

Jean S. Kutner, MD, MSPH

UCHealth & University of Colorado

2:50-3:00 PM

Conference Center

Closing Address^
Looking to COPRH Con 2026