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Students from the KUSM-Wichita campus recited the revised Oath of Hippocrates at the Hooding and Awards Ceremony at the Music Hall, Kansas City, Missouri, on May 13. Scott Cooper, M.D., received the Distinguished George E. “Ned” Burket, M.D., Family Medicine Award as the outstanding fourth-year medical student in family medicine. Natalie Hagman, M.D., received the KAFP-Foundation Hostetter Award for the Wichita campus for exemplifying the values of family medicine. Alex Johnson, M.D., received the Megan K. Foster, M.D., Student Jayhawker Award. Ryan Sorell, M.D., received the ODI Personal Perseverance Award. Brandon Stucky, M.D., received the P.G. Czarlinsky Family Award; The Willard J. Smith, M.D., Award for Academic Achievement; The Conrad Osborne, M.D., Family and Community Medicine Award, as the outstanding third-year medical student in family medicine; and the Merck Manual Award. He also was a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. Rachel Allen, M.D.; Scott Cooper, M.D.; and Tyler Darland, M.D., were recognized as members of the Gold Humanism Honor Society.

Congratulations to all of the graduates for their accomplishments!

HOODING AND AWARDS CEREMONY

New MS3 students enjoyed lunch provided by DFCM on May 22.

WELCOME NEW STUDENTS! Seventy medical students started their third year of medical school on May 30. The Department of Family and Community Medicine welcomed the third-year medical students during MS3 Introphase with a lunch on May 22.

Laura Mayans, M.D., MPH, served as emcee during the MS3 Introphase luncheon

Roger Klein, M.D., Wesley, and Isaac Johnston, M.D., Via Christi, received the 2017 Apple Award for teaching medical students at their respective residency programs. This makes the third consecutive year that Dr. Klein and Dr. Johnston have received the award, the first residents to ever receive the award three consecutive years. Gary Brooking, Ph.D., was awarded the Wichita State University Dwane and Velma Wallace 2017 Faculty Service Award for his work developing an interprofessional relationship between the bioengineering students at WSU and the KUSM-W family medicine residency programs at Wesley and Via Christi. Nancy Davis, Ph.D., has been appointed to the board of directors of the American Board of Medical Specialties Maintenance of Certification Portfolio Program. Samuel Ofei-Dodoo, Ph.D., MPA, M.A., received a KUMC travel award to present his research at the North American Primary Care Research Group Conference, Nov. 17-21, 2017, in Montreal, Canada. Chantel Long, M.D., Smoky Hill, received the Exemplary Teaching Award in the full-time faculty category at the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians annual meeting, Wichita, Kansas, June 9. Robert Freelove, M.D., Smoky Hill, received the Humanitarian Award at the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians annual meeting, Wichita, Kansas, June 9. Brandon Cole, D.O., Via Christi, was recognized as the Carol A. Johnson, M.D., Family Medicine International Mission Scholarship recipient at the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians annual meeting, Wichita, Kansas, June 9. Dr. Cole utilized the scholarship to study in Egypt. Gina Berg, Ph.D., MBA, has been promoted to research associate professor. Nancy Davis, Ph.D., has been promoted to professor. Tracy Williams, M.D., Via Christi, has been promoted to associate professor. Sheryl Beard, M.D., Via Christi, has been named the Guadalupe Clinic associate medical director. Michael Heiland, M.D., and Isaac Johnston, M.D., Via Christi; and Caitlin Chiles, M.D., and Emily O’Dell, D.O., Wesley, completed the 2017 KUSM-W Residents as Teachers course. (Continued on page 3.)

LISA GILBERT, M.D. Dr. Gilbert is a new full-time faculty member at the Via Christi Family Medicine Residency Program, coming on board in May as a clinical assistant professor. She graduated magna cum laude from Missouri State University with a Bachelor of Science degree after completing double majors in Cell and Molecular Biology and French. She attended the University Of Texas Southwestern Medical School and completed her residency in family medicine at Via Christi. She completed the Via Christi International Family Medicine Fellowship, serving for five months at a mission hospital in Niger, West Africa. For the last three years, Dr. Gilbert practiced family medicine, including obstetrics and emergency medicine, at Kearny County Hospital in rural southwest Kansas. She also spent one to two days per week at a federally qualified health center for underserved patients in Garden City, caring for refugees and immigrants. Interspersed with this, she participated with the Ebola Response Team with Partners in Health in Liberia for several months and has continued her volunteer work in rural hospitals in Niger and Cameroon. She has training from the Pope Paul VI Institute as a medical consultant for the FertilityCare™ model of natural family planning. She also completed the coursework and certificate exam in Clinical Tropical Medicine and Traveler’s Health from the American Academy of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Passionate about improving rural and international health care, Dr. Gilbert has interests in women’s and children’s health care, social determinants of health, health equity, and the field of bioethics. DEVIN PENNY, D.O., AND MELISSA PENNY, D.O. Drs. Melissa and Devin Penny have joined the Via Christi Family Medicine Residency faculty. The Pennys graduated from the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed residency at Via Christi, class of 2010. After residency, Dr. Melissa served on active duty in the Air Force at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida while Dr. Devin was able to teach alongside her at the on-base residency clinic as a civilian contractor. Dr. Melissa served in Kuwait for six months. Since their return to Wichita two years ago, the Pennys have shared a position at GraceMed and with a local hospitalist group. Now the Pennys are sharing a teaching position within the Via Christ FMR. They have five children, Jadediah, Eden, Treyson, Justice, and Grace.

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Chantel Long, M.D., Smoky Hill, receiving the Exemplary Teaching Award in the full-time faculty category from KAFP president, Lynn Fisher, M.D.

Robert Freelove, M.D., Smoky Hill, receiving the Humanitarian Award from KAFP president, Lynn Fisher, M.D.

Isaac Johnston, M.D., Via Christi and Roger Klein, M.D., Wesley

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Ryan Woodruff, MS4, has been selected as the American Academy of Family Physicians student membership ambassador for the KUSM-W campus. Gretchen Irwin, M.D., MBA, has been honored with a Wichita Business Journal Health Care Hero Award in the Health Care Educator category. KUSM-Wichita JayDoc Community Clinic and The University of Kansas School of Pharmacy have been honored with a Wichita Business Journal Health Care Hero Award in the Health Care Educator category. Laura Mayans, M.D., MPH, has been named to the board of directors of the Kansas-Paraguay Partnership. Rick Kellerman, M.D., has been appointed as the Association of Departments of Family Medicine representative to the Center for the History of Family Medicine Board of Curators. RESIDENCY GRADUATION AWARDS The Via Christi Family Medicine Residency graduation was held on June 23 at the Wichita Botanica Gardens, Wichita, Kansas. Award recipients are as follows: Most Active in Recruitment – Jonathan Pike, M.D. Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors Resident Advocacy Award – Rachael Svaty, M.D. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Resident Teaching Award – Michael Heiland, M.D. Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors/North American Primary Care Research Group Resident Scholarship Award – Stefanie White, M.D. Philip Cherven Pediatrics Award – Isaac Johnston, M.D. Henry Loewen Outstanding PGY1 Award, St. Francis – Jackie Anderson, D.O. Henry Loewen Outstanding PGY1 Award, St. Joseph – Joshua McCoy, M.D. A.J. Wray Outstanding PGY2 Award, St. Francis – Marlana Sheridan, M.D. A.J. Wray Outstanding PGY2 Award, St. Joseph – Kayla Knauss, D.O. Richard Leu Outstanding PGY3 Award, St. Francis – Isaac Johnston, M.D. Richard Leu Outstanding PGY3 Award, St. Joseph – Michael Kalkhoff, M.D. KAFP/Carol A. Johnson International Medical Missions Scholarship Award – Brandon Cole, D.O. KUSM-W Apple Award – Isaac Johnston, M.D. Glen Hastings Outstanding Clinician Award – Samuel Porter, M.D. Howard Day Most Outstanding Resident Award – Michael Kalkhoff, M.D. The Wesley Family Medicine Residency graduation was held on June 24 at the Petroleum Club, Wichita, Kansas. Award recipients are as follows: Outstanding First-Year Resident Award – Amanda Rhyne, M.D. Second-Year Resident Award for Progress Toward Excellence – Piotr Rewerski, M.D. Third-Year Outstanding Clinician Award – Carl Turner, D.O. Family Medicine Teacher of the Year Award – Aaron Sinclair, M.D. KUSM-W Apple Award – Roger Klein, M.D. KAFP Recognition Award – Jessica Paxson, M.D., and Jessica Keiffer, M.D. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Resident Teacher Award – Lan Ly, M.D. Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors Resident Scholarship Award -Jonathan Baalman, M.D. The Smoky Hill Family Residency graduation was held on June 30 at the Salina Country Club, Salina, Kansas. Award recipients are as follows: KAFP Recognition Award – Lauren Ferrell, M.D. KAFP Recognition Observer Award – Scott Rempel, M.D. KUSM-W Apple Award – Matthew Pyle, D.O. Teacher of the Year Award – David Dupy, M.D. Scholarly Activity Award – Jenica Wessels Harwood, M.D. Behavioral Health Award – Krista DeWitt, D.O. Chief Resident Award – Kyle Miller, M.D. Congratulations to: Samuel Ofei-Dodoo, Ph.D., MPA, M.A., and wife, Aanaiyah, on the birth of their son, Jonathon Ian, May 8. Cole Gillenwater, M.D., Wesley, and wife, Melissa, on the birth of their daughter, Ava Marie, May 19. Leah Peterson, M.D., Smoky Hill, and husband, Jake, on the birth of their daughter, Vivienne Marie, May 22.

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PUBLICATIONS: Beard S, Hill L. In patients with fibromyalgia, is low-dose naltrexone effective in alleviating pain, and does it decrease use of oral opioids? Evidence-Based Practice. 2017;20(6):11-12.PRESENTATIONS: Al Schmidt, LSCSW, LCMFT, Via Christi, presented “Mindfulness, Emotional Intelligence, and De-escalation in Hospital Security” to the Via Christi Hospitals security officers, April 26-27. The following presented at the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring Conference, May 5-9, San Diego, California: Ashley Bentley, M.D.; Rick Kellerman, M.D.; Wanda Gonsalves, M.D.; Jay Fetter, M.D.; Michelle Roett, M.D., presented “Family Medicine Departments Collaborating to Impact Student Choice.” Anne Walling, M.B., Ch.B.; Kari Nilsen, Ph.D.; Jill Grothusen, M.D.; and Samantha King, MS4, presented “Is Applying for Residency Less Burdensome in Family Medicine Than Other Specialties?” Scott Moser, M.D.; Laura Mayans, M.D., MPH; and Nancy Davis, Ph.D., presented “It’s Not Fair! Improving Precision of Medical Student Assessment by Residents.” Nancy Davis, Ph.D., presented “MC-FP Part IV in Residency: Preferred Methods and Perceived Impact on Practice.” The following presented at the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians annual meeting, June 8-9, Wichita, Kansas: Scott Rempel, M.D., Smoky Hill, presented “Neonatal Tachycardia” Jackie Anderson, D.O., Via Christi, presented “Preeclampsia Guidelines” Brandon Cole, D.O., Via Christi, presented “Medical Missions in the Land of the Pharaohs” Philip Dooley, M.D., Via Christi, presented “Atrial Fibrillation Update” Sara Gower, M.D., Via Christi, presented “Physician Burnout Prevention” Mary Masterman, M.D., Via Christi, presented “Technological Advances Regarding Medical Apps for Mobile Phones” Marcy Rupprecht, D.O., Via Christi, presented “Zika Virus in Pregnancy” Scott Stringfield, M.D., Via Christi, presented “A Simplified Approach to Neurological Exam (Stroke Localization and the Neurological Exam Made More Simple and Logical)” William Young, M.D., Via Christi, presented “Gaming Addiction: Pathophysiology, Psychology and Application to Family Medicine” Caitlin Chiles, M.D., Wesley, presented “Burnout among Residents in a Family Medicine Residency” Doug Crase, M.D., Wesley, presented “Reading CT Scans: What Practicing Family Physicians Should Know” Cole Gillenwater, M.D., Wesley, presented “Common Skin Conditions in Pregnancy” Rick Kellerman, M.D., presented “What I Learned at the KAFP Meeting This Year”POSTERS: Houssayni, S, Nilsen, K, Macaluso, M, Zackula, R. “Transgender Health in Residency: Short and Long Term

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Assessment of Knowledge and Attitude Changes.” Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Spring Conference, San Diego, California, May 5-9, 2017. Nickel, C, Gillenwater, C, Grothusen. J, King, S, Walling, A, Nilsen, K, Callaway, P, Unruh, G. “The Good Hurt: Is Interviewing for Family Medicine Less Burdensome than Other Specialties.” Kansas Academy of Family Physicians Annual Meeting, Wichita, Kansas, June 10, 2017. Baalman, J, Karbowski, H, Miller, D, Nichols, W, Tippy, C. “Increasing Initiation of HPV Vaccination in 11-17 Year Old Females.” Kansas Academy of Family Physicians Annual Meeting, Wichita, Kansas, June 10, 2017.IN THE NEWS: Scott Stringfield, M.D., Via Christi, was interviewed for the article titled “Physician burnout at a ‘critical level,’ report says” published in the Health & Fitness section of The Wichita Eagle, May 3, 2017.ATTENTION FACULTY: Attend the AAFP Family Medicine Global Health Workshop, Oct. 5-7, in Houston, Texas. The workshop’s theme is “Global Family Medicine: Learn it Here. Apply it Everywhere.” Students, residents, practicing physicians, health professionals, teachers of family medicine, and consultants are all welcome. Contact Alex Ivanov at aivanov@aafp.org for more information.

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