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Future of Pragmatic Research: Team Science to Enhance Innovation and Impact

Accepted Abstracts for COPRH Con 2025

Guiding teams to make rapid adaptations of an effective intervention: the Stoplight Adaptations approach

Anowara Begum

Feasibility Testing of the Relational Playbook Leadership Development Program Using the Whistle Systems Employee Recognition Platform Marguerite Daus

Age influences cancer survivors’ path to exercise oncology programs: Referrals are higher among older adults

Emily Dunston

Family Matters Cohort Study: Using a Pragmatic Approach to Address Whole Person Health with Families Across the Life Course

Maggie Edgerley

Improving equity: Team-based strategies for engaging Hispanic/Latino older adults in a primary care clinical trial

Samantha Farro

Implementing Routine Gait Speed Assessments in Geriatric Primary Care: A Transdisciplinary Approach

Alexander Garbin

Examining Partner Engagement for a Suicide Screening Project in a Pediatric Learning Health System

Alyssa Gatto

Engaging invested partners to co-create approaches to design and implement cancer prevention and control tools

Rebekah Gomes

Implementation of a Community-Engaged Research Panel: The COE-CARES Patient Advocacy/Community Advisory Panel

Sindy Gonzalez

Implementation Strategies for Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Care: PREPARE 4 CGM Study Lessons Learned

Tristen Hall

Impacts of Colorado’s Regional Health Connector Workforce on Health-Related Social Needs and Health Equity

Tristen Hall

Growing resilience, improving together (GRIT): Expanding resiliency programming through a childcare program in rural Colorado

Jacob Holzman

A Pilot Test of an Artificially Intelligent Chatbot & e-Consultations to Support Diabetes Distress

Katherine Hoople

Enough of ‘nudge’ or too much: impact on patient engagement in lung cancer screening

Brian Hixon

Building a Partnership to Enhance HIV Prevention and Care in Latino/a Communities in Colorado

Evelyn Iriarte Parra

Development and Validation of a Pragmatic Measure of Cocreation in Research Engagement

Monica Perez Jolles

Prenatal, Birth, and Neonatal Outcomes In Sex Chromosome Aneuploidies: Data from the INSIGHTS and GALAXY Registries

Alyssa Keller

The Rural WAVE (Wellness and Veteran Engagement) Initiative: Enhancing Volunteer Opportunities through Unique Collaborations

Heather King

Clinical Decision Support to Increase Naloxone Co-Prescribing from the Inpatient Setting

Jacob Lebin

Leveraging Population-Level and Multi-Payer Claims Data to Estimate Changes in Prostate Cancer Screening at the Small-Area Level

Rifei Liang

Design for a Cluster-Randomized Trial of an AI-derived Clinical Decision Support Tool for Surgical Transfusion

Sunny Lou

Use of a Portal-based Agenda Setting Intervention by Care Partners of Persons with Dementia

Hillary Lum

Variation in State-Level Medicaid 1915(c) Waiver Structures to Support Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Elyse Minchen

Patient-Centered Care in Celiac Disease: A Collaborative Approach to Understanding Preferences for Timing, Type, and Providers of Care

Sadie Nagle

Immediately Released Health Information: Informing Patient Medical Education in Breast Oncology

Elizabeth O'Brien

The Implementation of a Lifestyle Medicine Program: A qualitative study

Julia Pangalangan

Vocational Rehabilitation for Coloradans Living with Traumatic Brain Injury

Cristina Parsons

Current State of Connected Sensor Technologies used during Rehabilitation Care: Scoping Review Protocol

Michelle Rauzi

The Family Matters Intervention: A Pragmatic Family-based Approach to Whole-Person Health

Elizabeth Ruzicka

“I Have Never Had the Opportunity to Have Videos that Were in Our Language”: Enhanced Unstuck and On Target Acceptability and Effectiveness in Spanish vs. English

Jonathan Safer-Lichtenstein

Sequencing behavioral parent training: Do we need to start with positive parenting to be effective?

Shannon Savell

Empowering ECEs to shine: A pilot study examining teacher-child interaction training in Head Start

Shannon Savell

Impact of Community Partners in a Comparative-Effectiveness Trial on Opioid Use Disorder Treatment: the HOMER Study

Benjamin Sofie

Applying team science best practices to manage a large, multi-site Lung Cancer Screening research consortium

Julie Steiner

Exercise and Weight Management Promotion for Arthritis in Emergency Departments: A Qualitative Study Informing Implementation

Emily Stone

Team science lessons learned: leveraging multidisciplinary and community partnerships to implement a school-based asthma program

Stanley Szefler

Treating Early Type 2 Diabetes by Reducing Postprandial Glucose Excursions: A Paradigm Shift in Lifestyle Modification

Elizabeth Westfeldt

Primary Care Pragmatic, Real World Experience for Automated Insulin Delivery (PREPARE 4 AID) in Patients with Diabetes

Elizabeth Westfeldt

All posters reviewed and accepted by the 2025 COPRH Con Planning Committee

 

Below reflects the call for abstracts and criterion for submission of poster abstracts.

The Colorado Pragmatic Research in Health (COPRH) Conference

Future of Pragmatic Research:

Team Science to Enhance Innovation and Impact

A national conference for clinical, translational, and public health research audiences 

You're invited! June 4-5, 2025 hosted by the Adult and Child Center for Outcomes Research and Delivery Science at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

Call for Poster Abstracts

DEADLINE: January 15, 2025 at 11:59 PM MT   

 

Do you work in health services research, dissemination & implementation science, population health, public health research, patient-centered outcomes research, or pragmatic clinical trials? 

Are you a methodologist, investigator, research staff, and/or a community or patient partner in research? 

Please join us at COPRH Con to share your research methods and approaches to improving equity, policy, and sustainability at our poster sessions.

 

COPRH Con Abstract and Poster Guidelines

DEADLINE: January 15, 2025 at 11:59 PM MT

Abstract submission criteria

  • Abstracts should be between 2500 and 3000 characters (with spaces), not including title, authors, or affiliations.
  • Abstract title should be no more than 15 words
  • Abstract body should be structured with headings for background, setting/population, methods, results (for completed research), and conclusions

  • Abstracts can be completed research or work-in-progress, and may include research presented at other venues.

  • Abstracts are encouraged to include patients and other community partners as co-authors

Abstract Categories:

  •  Multi-/trans-disciplinary team science: Abstract submissions in this category should highlight research conducted by transdisciplinary teams. In addition to the science, abstracts may include a description of any unique collaborations, unique team structures/models, or novel collaboration approaches to achieve transdisciplinary team science. We are interested in abstracts describing how transdisciplinary teams are overcoming challenges in transdisciplinary teams, lessons learned in conducting team science, and collaboration with multi-sectoral partners, research staff, and community partners.
  • Novel technologies: Abstract submissions in this category will include the development, testing and application of novel technologies to address health. We anticipate submissions will include research using mobile and digital health technologies, artificial intelligence, machine learning and large language models, wearable devices, or other novel technologies developed and/or applied in pragmatic research studies. 
  • Modern Data and Informatics for real world impact: This abstract category will include submission focused on the use of secondary data, applied clinical informatics; novel collaborations to address data/informatics and other applications of data and informatics in a pragmatic science setting for real work impact. Submissions may include science influencing policies at the local, state and national policy level, clinical or community practice, health equity, including methods and approaches to changing policy, financing; abstracts focused on sustainability and scalability of interventions

How to submit your abstract: [submission deadline has passed]

  • Complete the form including name, email address, academic title/rank, and institutional affiliation(s) of the presenting author; a complete list of authors and affiliations; abstract title; abstract body with structured headings; indication of abstract alignment with conference theme

Poster guidelines:

  • Posters will be submitted in a PDF format (templates will be provided) and presenters will bring a physical poster for display.
  • Posters will be featured during Poster Sessions on June 4 and/or June 5
  • All posters will be presented in-person. Presenting authors should confirm their intent and availability to attend CORPH Con and present their poster in person.
  • Select abstracts may be invited to present live as part of a “Best of COPRH Con” session, concurrent breakout session, or lightning research talk. 

Presenter information:

  • There is no fee for abstract submission.

  • More information will be provided for selected abstracts

Download these guidelines here:  2025 COPRH Con Call for Abstracts and Guidelines

*updated November 27, 2024

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