2022 International Congress On Integrative Medicine and Health

PROGRAM BOOK
The Bernard Osher foundation is pleased to support

the Academic Consortium’s 2022 International
Congress on Integrative Medicine And Health
OSH ER CENTERS FOR I NTEG RATI VE H EALTH
The Foundation is grateful to the members of the

Osher Collaborative for Integrative Health for
their contributions to the field
www. o s her co l l a bo r a t i v e. o r g
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Supporter Listing...................................................................................................................3
Academic Constortium for Intergrative Medicine & Health
» Academic Consortium Welcome ��4
» Academic Consortium Board of Directors ��5
» Academic Consortium Awards �� 6-7
Mobile App...................................................................................................................... 9-10
General Meeting & Local Information .......................................................................... 11-15
International Congress on Intergrative Medicine & Health

» International Congress Chairs Welcome ��16
» International Congress Goals ��17
» International Congress Committees �� 18-19
» International Congress Volunteers ��21
» International Congress General Information �� 22-31
» International Congress Program �� 32-54
◆ Monday, May 23........................................................................................... 32-33
◆ Tuesday, May 24........................................................................................... 34-40
◆ Wednesday, May 25 �� 41-47
◆ Thursday, May 26......................................................................................... 48-54
» Posters............................................................................................................................ 55-76
◆ P01: Basic Science...............................................................................................55
◆ P02: Clinical Research: Acupuncture and
Traditional Chinese Medicine............................................................... 56-57
◆ P03: Clinical Research: Herbs and Supplements..................................................58
◆ P04: Clinical Research: Manual Therapies..................................................... 59-60
◆ P05: Clinical Research: Mind-Body.............................................................. 61-66
◆ P06: Education Research.....................................................................................67
◆ P07: Health Equity and Health Disparities.........................................................68
◆ P08: Health Services Research....................................................................... 69-72
◆ P09: Research Methodology................................................................................73
◆ P10: Other.................................................................................................... 74-76
» Supporter Guide............................................................................................................ 77-80
» Exhibitor Guide............................................................................................................. 81-85
Academic Consortium Members Meeting
» Members Meeting Chairs Welcome ��87
» Members Meeting General Information & Agenda �� 88-89
» Members Meeting Program �� 90-93
» Academic Consortium Members ��94
» Academic Consortium Committees and Volunteers �� 95-100
Venue Floor Plan................................................................................................................103
Program at a Glance...........................................................................................................104
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The International Congress organizers would like to express their sincere gratitude to these
organizations for their generous support.
SUPPORTERS
GRANT FUNDER
www.nccih.nih.gov
Funding for this conference was made possible (in part) by 1 R13 AT011985-01 from the National Center for Complementary
and Integrative Health (NCCIH). The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and mod-
erators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention by trade
names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.
SUPPORTERS
DIAMOND SUPPORTER
www.osherfoundation.org
GOLD SUPPORTERS
go.emersonecologics.com/
www.georgefamilyfoundation.org www.lovellfoundation.org fullscript-partnership
www.awcim.arizona.edu www.weilfoundation.org
SILVER SUPPORTER BRONZE SUPPORTERS
www.apim.org
www.regenativelabs.com
www.drrogersprize.org
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
www.im4us.org www.kiom.re.kr
www.psychiatryredefined.org www.integrativeonc.org
FRIENDS OF THE CONGRESS
www.ardmoreinstituteofhealth.org
PARTNER
www.iscmr.org
WELCOME TO PHOENIX!
Dear Academic Consortium friend,
It is my greatest pleasure to welcome you to Phoenix.

This year’s Academic Consortium Members Meeting
and the International Congress is going to be like no
other. We come from all over to celebrate our passion
and each other. We come together to heal and to learn.
My wishes for you as we share the precious gift of a few
days together are to stay open to the possibilities, to
be kind, to welcome someone new, to stay curious, to
take extra care of yourself, to honor the land, to explore
the surroundings, to hug old friends, to celebrate
your resilience, to create memories, to sleep deeply, to
experience joy, to try new food, to find support, and
maybe even to dance a little.
Together, we really can do anything.
Francoise Adan, MD
2020-2022 Academic Consortium Chair
University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2022 Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health
Board of Directors
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Francoise Adan, MD, Chair

» University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
Amy Locke, MD, Vice-chair
» University of Utah
Ray Teets, MD, Secretary
» Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; The Institute for Family Health
Sarah Ingersoll, MS, MBA, RN
» University of Southern California
Shelley Adler, PhD, Member-at-large
» UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
Arya Nielsen, PhD, Member-at-large
» Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
J. Adam Rindfleisch, MPhil, MD, Member-at-large
» Whole Health School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Alison Whitehead, MPH, RYT500, Member-at-large
» Veterans Health Administration
Suzanna M. Zick, ND, MPH, Member-at-large
» University of Michigan
Incoming Board Members

Sian Cotton, PhD, Vice-chair
» University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cara Feldman-Hunt, MA, NBC-HWC, Secretary
» University of Vermont Medical Center
Lauray MacElhern, MBA, Treasurer
» University of California, San Diego – Centers for Integrative Health
Iman Majd, MD, MS, L.Ac/EAMP, Member-at-large
» Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, University of Washington
Kavitha Reddy, MD, FACEP, ABoIM, Member-at-large
» Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
1300 SE Stark Street, Suite 307

Portland, Oregon 97214
www.conferencesolutionsinc.com

AWARD RECIPIENTS
2022 Bravewell Distinguished Service Award Recipient
Frederick (Rick) Hecht, MD
AWARD RECIPIENTS
Director of Research, UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine,
Osher Foundation Endowed Chair in Research in Integrative Medicine
Professor of Medicine, UCSF School of Medicine
The Bravewell Distinguished Service Award is the highest honor

awarded in integrative medicine and health. It is bestowed each year by the Academic
Consortium to recognize a leader who has made a significant impact on the history and
mission of the Academic Consortium. The Academic Consortium Board of directors unani-
mously selected Frederick (Rick) Hecht, MD, 2022 recipient of the Bravewell Distinguished
Service Award, in recognition of his longtime commitment, inspired and inclusive leadership
and significant accomplishments toward advancement of this developing field.
Dr. Hecht has served in a full range of leadership roles, helping to guide momentum in the
field of integrative medicine, including as Chair of the Academic Consortium for Integrative
Medicine and Health during a period of impressive growth, advocacy and expansion of
member services.
Dr. Hecht is trained in internal medicine, HIV medicine, and clinical epidemiology; his
research focuses on rigorous testing of lifestyle interventions and the health effects of mind-
body interventions. He is the author of more than 250 peer-reviewed articles, and has been
the principal investigator of 20 NIH grants.
Ather Ali Scholarship for Naturopathic Physicians

Zachary Kadro, ND
University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel Hill
The Academic Consortium Ather Ali Scholarship Award for naturo-

pathic physicians (ND) was established with support from the Samueli
Foundation to honor the life, work, memory and spirit of Ather Ali,
ND, MPH, MHS. He was one of very few naturopathic physicians in North America who
became truly integrated into an academic medical center, assuming an international leader-
ship position in integrative medicine and health. Zachary Kadro, ND, is the 2022 recipient
of the Ather Ali Scholarship Award.
Dr. Kadro is a T32 Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of North Carolina School
of Medicine, Chapel Hill. Throughout his fellowship, he has worked with the Evidence-
Based Practice Center, conducting a systematic review of atrial fibrillation screening for the
United States Preventive Services Task Force, collaborated with several research groups, and
mentored medical students interested in integrative medicine. He is completing a Master of
Public Health degree this month with a Leadership in Practice concentration. In his MPH
AWARD RECIPIENTS
Ather Ali Scholarship for Naturopathic Physicians (continued)
program, he was recognized with a scholarship for his strong academic ability and potential
AWARD RECIPIENTS
to contribute to finding and implementing public health solutions.

Dr. Kadro has demonstrated his professional commitment to integrative medicine with
a willingness and ability to build multidisciplinary professional relationships and collab-
orations, showing the potential, like Dr. Ali, to be a naturopathic physician who is truly
integrated in an academic medical setting.
Student / Trainee Award Recipients

The following awardees submitted the highest-rated abstracts by a student or trainee and
were selected to receive a travel award to facilitate their attendance and presentation at the
International Congress.
Shivani Bahl Conner Funke Donya Nemati
» Rutgers Robert Wood » University of Cincinnati » University School of
Johnson Medical School, College of Medicine, USA Health and Human
USA Sciences, Department of
Heidemarie Haller Health Sciences, Indiana,
Mohanad Baldawi » University of Duisburg-
USA
» Detroit Medical Center, Essen, Germany
USA Stephanie Pintas
Yan Ma » UCLA, USA
Elizabeth Benninger » Osher Center for
» Case Western Reserve, Integrative Medicine, Fatimata Sanogo
USA Brigham and Women’s » University of Southern
Hospital, and Harvard California, USA
Dhanesh Binda Medical School, USA
» Boston University School of Akeesha Simmons
Medicine, USA Stephen May » Pacific University, School
» Meharry Medical College, of Graduate Psychology,
Stephanie N. Christian USA USA
» University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public Dennis Muñoz-Vergara Lydia Smith
Health, USA » Brigham and Women’s » Center of Mindfulness
Hospital, Harvard Medical and Compassion,
Jill S. Cole School (HMS), USA Cambridge Health
» University of Kentucky
Alliance, USA
HealthCare Integrative Sebastien Nacher
Medicine and Health, » Northwestern University, Megan Sweeney
USA USA » Scripps Center for
Integrative Medicine, USA
Sonali Doshi Gia Naranjo-Rivera
» University of Cincinnati » UCSF Osher Center for Alicia Vasquez
College of Medicine, USA Integrative Medicine, USA » Pacific University, USA
Solangia Engler Eunmee (Amy) Yang
» Texas A&M University, » Osher Center, Harvard
USA Medical School, USA

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CONNECT WITH YOUR PEERS
Use the mobile app to connect with your peers and showcase your experiences at the 2022
Members Meeting and International Congress.
◆ Direct Connections: Use the “Attendees” section to connect with your

fellow attendees via direct messaging.
◆ Share Your Photos: Use the social feed to post photos and share
current happenings.
◆ What’s On Your Mind: Participate in the polls and share your thoughts
on a variety of topics. You can also see how your peers feel!
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WIN PRIZES WITH THE CONGRESS “SCAN-VENGER HUNT”!

QR codes will be placed throughout the meeting venue and functions and reveal
a letter of the daily phrase. You’ll find these brightly-colored QR codes on trainee
posters, at the sponsor exhibits, and even scattered throughout the meeting
space.
BE ON THE LOOK-OUT! Using the mobile app, find and scan the QR codes to
complete the phrase and be entered into the daily drawing for some great prizes,
including a hotel room upgrade to a Junior Suite at the Chicago Hilton during
the Academic Consortium’s 2023 Symposium!
A new Scan-venger Hunt game will happen daily on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday with the winners being announced during the final plenary
session each day. Winners must be present to win and will be announced during
the final plenary each day.
GENERAL INFORMATION
» For Congress-specific information, see pages 16-85.
» For Members Meeting-specific information, see pages 87-100.
Venue
Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass
5594 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd.
Phoenix, Arizona 85226
602.225.0100
Resort Amenities at Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass*

The resort features four swimming pools, a five-star spa featuring indigenous treatments,
a golf course, tennis courts and extensive jogging/walking trails. In addition, there is an
equestrian center and river adventure boat rentals to help explore the resort’s beauty. Some
area attractions and activities may be impacted as a result of pandemic operations; be sure to
consult directly with the hotel’s front desk to determine current operations and protocol.
Aji Spa
Featuring treatments that draw on traditional Pima and Maricopa cultures and healing
practices and reflect the history and culture of the Gila River Indian Community, the Aji Spa
is a great way to practice self-care during the Members Meeting and International Congress.
Access to the spa and all treatments require advanced reservations by calling the Aji Spa
directly at 602.385.5759.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Hours: Monday, May 23-Tuesday, May 24 based on available appointments;

Wednesday, May 25-Thursday, May 26: 09:00-16:00.
Fitness Center
Open from 06:00 – 18:00. Take time to use the free weights, strength training equipment,
and cardio machines at the hotel’s complimentary fitness center. Located near the Aji Spa,
you must use your room key to access the fitness center.
KOLI Equestrian Center

Just a short distance from the hotel, the KOLI Equestrian Center at Wild Horse Pass offers
daily group and private trail tours. Walk or trot through a portion of the Gila River Indian
Community and the Sonoran Desert. For more information about the Equestrian Center,
call 602.796.3495.
River Adventure Boat Rentals

Enjoy fun in the sun on the Gila River! Monday through Saturday, 10:00 – 16:00.
Reservations are strongly recommended. Please call 480.646.6370.
*Hours subject to change.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Dining at the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass
Discover delectable dining experiences in the array of restaurants and bars at Sheraton Grand at
Wild Horse Pass. The Resort’s Native American dishes showcase traditional recipes and ingredi-
ents both local to Phoenix and across the globe. Hours listed below are subject to change.
Hanyo at the River

Open for lunch, Hanyo at the River features The Sheraton will also be
indoor and outdoor dining with views of the providing “grab and go” lunch
recreated Gila River. This restaurant offers options for purchase in the Akimel
a casual, fun poolside atmosphere (weather Foyer on Monday, May 23-Thursday,
permitting). Expedited lunch menus will be May 26 during the lunchtime break
available Tuesday-Thursday. (12:00 – 14:00). Payment can be made
Hours during the Members Meeting & with cash, credit card or room charge
(for Sheraton guests). Items are
Congress: 11:00-17:00
available on a first-come,
first-served basis.
Kai
Open for dinner, Arizona’s only AAA Five
Diamond Award and Forbes Five-Star
Award-Winning restaurant and bar, Kai, Link @ Sheraton Cafe
meaning ‘seed’ in the Pima language, fea- Start your day at the Link @ Sheraton Cafe,
tures a menu rich in creativity, history and serving Starbucks® coffee beverages and to-go
Native American culture for both locals and food items in a casual dining meets coffee
travelers in Phoenix. Reservations required. bar atmosphere. Take advantage of the fast
GENERAL INFORMATION
Hours during the Members Meeting & and free Wi-Fi to check emails and stay con-
Congress: Wednesday-Thursday only: nected. “Grab and go” lunch options will be
17:30-21:00 available Monday-Thursday on a first-come,
first-served basis.
Ko’sin Hours during the Members Meeting &
Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Congress: 06:30-14:00
Ko’Sin, ‘Kitchen’ in the Pima language,
offers Native American and regional comfort Lobby Bar
food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Savor Stop by and soak up the relaxing desert
delectable dishes on the patio of this outdoor atmosphere while enjoying the Lobby Bar’s
restaurant, while taking in stunning views food and beverage service.
of the Sierra Estrella Mountains. Expedited Hours during the Members Meeting &
lunch menus will be available Tuesday- Congress: 14:00-22:00
Thursday but reservations are strongly
encouraged. Make your reservation today at The Registration & Information Desk and
www.opentable.com. the Mobile App also have a listing of area
Hours during the Members Meeting & restaurants that are accessible by hotel
Congress: 06:30-14:00, 17:30-21:00 shuttle and taxi or ride-share services.
GENERAL INFORMATION
General and Local Information
Americans with Disabilities Act
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass complies with the requirements of the public
accommodations of the Americans with Disabilities Act, its regulations and guidelines
(collectively the “ADA”), including the prevision of access to the meeting space, guest rooms,
common areas, facilities, transportation services, and the provision of auxiliary aids and
services. Attendees shall comply with the requirements of the ADA within the meeting and
exhibit space being utilized.
Banking / ATM
The U.S. dollar is the official currency of the United States and is normally abbreviated as the
dollar sign, $, USD or US$. It is divided into 100 cents.
To exchange foreign currency to USD, please ask the front desk for directions to the nearest
bank. There is an ATM located in the lower lobby of the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass
next to the gift shop.
Child and Senior Care

The Adventure Club at the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass offers child care for children
4 to 12 years old, featuring unique and cultural programs such as Native American arts and
crafts, swimming, video games and more! Confirm schedule and availability directly with
the Sheraton Grand at 602.225.0100. Some hotel amenities may be impacted as a result of
pandemic operations.
GENERAL INFORMATION
For those looking for local, onsite child or senior care services, Phoenix-area resources can
be found at www.care.com. The Sheraton Grand can also provide local child and senior
care referrals for those traveling with multi-generational companions.
Electricity
United States operates 110 volts AC, 60 hertz electricity. Dual voltage appliances are
recommended.
Environmental Considerations
The International Congress is committed to protecting our shared environment and the
planet. To support this goal, the following considerations have been made to reduce the
environmental impact of this year’s Congress:
◆ The Consortium has significantly reduced printed materials and print only
what is necessary to the success of the Congress.
◆ Energy efficient lighting throughout the resort (CFL bulbs/low lumen in all
guest rooms).
◆ Recycle paper, plastic, aluminum and cardboard.

GENERAL INFORMATION
General and Local Information
Internet Café and Business Center
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass offers an internet café and limited business center
for quick printing and connection needs. The internet café, Link @ Sheraton Cafe, is located
in the lower lobby across from the Link Cafe. The business center, located adjacent to the
Akimel Foyer, provides a quiet work area with internet access and printing. For a full-ser-
vice printing and shipping center, there is an offsite services provider, PostNet, which is a
12-minute drive from the Sheraton.
PostNet
4611 East Chandler Blvd #112
Phoenix, AZ 85048
480.753.4160
Insurance / Liability
The Members Meeting and International Congress organizers cannot accept liability for
injuries or losses arising from accidents or other situations during or as a consequence of the
Members Meeting or International Congress.
Internet Access
Complimentary internet access is provided in all guest rooms and meeting spaces
throughout the Sheraton. The login credentials for each area are below:
◆ Sheraton Guest Rooms
GENERAL INFORMATION
» Select the Sheraton_GUEST network
» Enter the room number and last name on the reservation
» Scroll down to select the “Enhanced internet connection for $18.95”
» Select the number of nights you are staying
» Click “Connect Now”. No fees will be charged.
◆ Sheraton Meeting Spaces
» Network Name: Sheraton_Conference
» Password: phx22
Language
English is the official language of the International Congress on Integrative Medicine and
Health and Academic Consortium Members Meeting.
Medical Assistance
Please notify the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass or Congress staff for basic medical
assistance. For emergencies, please dial 911.
Banner University Medical Center is located at 1111 East McDowell Road, Phoenix,
Arizona, 85006. It is a 30-minute drive from the Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass. Please
report all incidents to the Registration & Information Desk.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mobile / Phone Devices
Please ensure your mobile phones are turned off during all sessions. Mobile phones on silent
can cause feedback from microphones during sessions.
Recording Permissions
Each registrant grants the Academic Consortium permission to photograph any session, and
to use such photographs and the names of registrants in any materials which represent the
proceedings of the Members Meeting and International Congress. Photographs or recording
(audio or visual) of data, whether displayed on screen, in posters or elsewhere is forbidden.
Parking
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass offers complimentary self-parking or a valet parking
fee of $22 daily.
Sales Tax
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass has the below taxes for all guests:
◆ Food: 6%
◆ Beverage (alcohol): 8%
◆ Occupancy Tax for guestrooms and resort service charge: 13%
Scientific Data
All information communicated by presenters should be considered “personal communication”.
Please seek permission from the presenter before quoting unpublished research results or
GENERAL INFORMATION
using data as a basis for further investigations. Photographs of data, whether displayed on
screens, in posters or elsewhere is forbidden.
Smoking Policy
Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass is a smoke-free property.
Time Zone
The time zone in Phoenix, Arizona is Mountain Standard Time (MST/UTC-7:00).

INTERNATIONAL
CONGRESS WELCOME
On behalf of the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health, we want
to warmly welcome you to the 2022 International Congress on Integrative Medicine and
CONGRESS WELCOME
Health in Phoenix, Arizona! The mission of the Academic Consortium is to advance the
field of integrative medicine and health, particularly through our academic institutions and
health systems. This International Congress is an important part of how we put our core
organizational values into action: Evidence Informed, Leadership, Transformation, Integrity,
Interprofessional, and Community.
Each year, we aim to make this the most comprehensive scientific conference in the field
of integrative medicine and health. In that respect- this year will be no different! However,
undeniably, this year is unique and special in other important ways. The COVID-19 pan-
demic has touched and transformed each of our lives in such profound ways. Yet, it has been
clear throughout that this community is resilient and strong- and has predictably stepped
up to contribute its gifts and talents when needed most. Integrative medicine and its focus
on whole person health has never been so important. We are at a pivotal moment in history
where integrative medicine and health has the opportunity to truly shine!
The 2022 International Congress features a full program of outstanding plenary speakers,
sessions and workshops, oral and poster scientific abstract presentations. There are special events
planned for trainees and early-career investigators, and a host of pre-conference, early morning,
lunchtime, and evening opportunities. We are grateful to the funders who helped support the
Congress and the many academic and professional organizations that join us. Thanks to all
of you who submitted the very impressive array of abstracts and symposia, those who helped
serve as reviewers and the Scientific Review Committee. A special thank you to our Program
Committee members who worked tirelessly to make this Congress a reality.
While we missed being with you all in Cleveland in 2020, we hope that this International
Congress will not only fill that gap, but do so in an overabundance of re-energized spir-
its, innovation and emergence, joy and meaningful connection. We are excited to come
together—to take in the serene setting of this indigenous land, to convene safely with the
Congress community, and to have fun! Your involvement is central to the success of the 2022
International Congress on Integrative Medicine & Health.
Thank you everyone for being here with us. May the 2022 Congress exceed all our expectations!
Gloria Yeh, MD, MPH

Oversight Committee Co-chair
Harvard Medical School
Jeffery Dusek, PhD

Oversight Committee Co-chair
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS GOALS
The mission of the International Congress is to improve public health through showcasing
advancements in the field of integrative medicine through keynote and plenary sessions, oral
and poster presentations, and innovative sessions. This Congress showcases original scientific
research through nine pre-Congress workshops, nine plenary sessions, thirty-six concurrent
workshops, eighteen oral abstract sessions, over 160 poster presentations, and experiential
sessions such as Yoga, Tai Chi, Boot Camp, trail walks, and pickleball.
At-a-Glance
The 2022 International Congress brings together researchers, clinicians, educators, policy
advocates, and trainees, representing over 20 countries worldwide.
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CONGRESS GOALS
Trainees, students and Scientific abstracts, a Members in the field of

new investigators are record high, were sub- integrative medicine and
registered to attend the mitted to the Congress, health participated in
Congress. and 80% of the submitted the scientific research
abstracts were accepted. abstract review.
Convened by the Academic Consortium

The mission of the Academic Consortium is to advance the principles
and practices of integrative healthcare within academic institutions.
The Consortium provides its institutional membership with a
community of support for its academic missions and a collective voice for influencing
change. Our membership currently includes over 75 highly esteemed academic medical
centers, nursing schools, and health systems.
Our mission is accomplished through:
◆ Supporting and mentoring academic leaders, faculty, and students to
advance integrative healthcare education, research, and clinical care.
◆ Disseminating information on rigorous scientific research, educational cur-
ricula in integrative health, and sustainable models of clinical care.
◆ Informing health care policy.
As an organization, we are committed to sharing information and ideas, meeting challenges
together in a process grounded by the values of integrative medicine, supporting member
institutions, and providing a national voice for the advancement of integrative principles.
The Consortium is an IRS designated 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
Visit the Academic Consortium’s website at www.imconsortium.org.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
COMMITTEES
Oversight Committee
Jeffery Dusek, PhD (Co-chair) Sian Cotton, PhD
» University Hospitals Connor Whole » University of Cincinnati College of
Health Medicine
Gloria Yeh, MD, MPH (Co-chair) Aviad Haramati, PhD
» Harvard Medicine School » Georgetown University School of
Medicine
Francoise Adan, MD
» University Hospitals Connor Whole Rick Hecht, MD
Health » UCSF, Osher Center for Integrative
Medicine
Inger Burnett Zeigler, PhD
» Northwestern University, Feinberg School Samantha Simmons, MPH
of Medicine » Academic Consortium for Integrative
Medicine & Health
Maria Chao, DrPH, MPA
» UCSF, Osher Center for Integrative David Victorson, PhD
Medicine » Northwestern University, Feinberg School
of Medicine
Program Committee
Sian Cotton, PhD (Co-chair) Victoria Maizes, MD
» University of Cincinnati College of » University of Arizona
Medicine
Eric Roseen, DC, MSc
CONGRESS COMMITTEES
David Victorson, PhD (Co-chair) » Boston University School of Medicine,
» Northwestern University, Feinberg School Boston Medical Center
of Medicine
Samantha Simmons, MPH
Holger Cramer, PhD, MSc » Academic Consortium for Integrative
» University of Duisberg-Essen Medicine & Health
Jeffery Dusek, PhD Scarlet Soriano, MD
» University Hospitals Connor Whole » Boston University School of Medicine
Health
Theresa Stone, MD, FACP
Emmeline Edwards, PhD » MedStar Institute for Innovation
» National Center for Complementary and
Megan Voss, DNP, RN
Integrative Health
» University of Minnesota
Leigh Frame, PhD, MHS
Alison Whitehead, MHP
» George Washington School of Medicine
» Integrative Health Coordinating Center,
& Health Sciences
VHA
Ricardo Ghelman, MD, PhD
Ursula Wolf, MD
» Brazilian Academic Consortium for
» University of Bern, Institute of
Integrative Health
Complementary and Integrative Medicine
Gloria Yeh, MD, MPH
» Harvard Medical School
COMMITTEES
Scientific Review Committee
Inger Burnett Zeigler, PhD (Co-chair) Jennifer Hunter, PhD, MScPH, BMed
» Northwestern University, Feinberg School » NICM Health Research Institute
of Medicine
Myeong-Soo Lee, PhD
Maria Chao, DrPH, MPA (Co-chair) » Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
» UCSF, Osher Center for Integrative
Wolf Mehling, MD
Medicine
Shelley Adler, PhD Medicine
» UCSF, Osher Center for Integrative Health
Darshan Metha, MD, MPH
Felicity Bishop, PhD » Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts
» University of Southhampton General Hospital
Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH Arya Nielsen, PhD
» National University of Natural Medicine » Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Gert Bronfort, DC, PhD Amie Steel, ND
» University of Minnesota » Endeavour College of Natural Health
Holger Cramer, PhD, MSc Lisa Taylor-Swanson, PhD, MACOM, LAc
» Department of Internal and Integrative » College of Nursing, University of Utah
Medicine, Evang. Kliniken Essen-Mitte,
Ariana Thompson-Lasta., PhD
Faculty of Medicine, University of
Duisburg-Essen
Health
Larissa Duncan, PhD
CONGRESS COMMITTEES
Harald Walach, PhD

» UW-Madison Prevention Research Center
» Institute for Transcultural Health Sciences
Paula Gardiner, MD
Natalie Watson-Singleton, PhD
» University of Massachusetts Medical
» Emory University School of Medicine
School
Suzanna Zick, ND, MPH
Richard Harris, PhD
Heather Zwickey, PhD
» National University of Natural Medicine
Experience Committee
Seneca Block, MA, MT-BC (Co-chair) Lauren Grossman, MD, SM
» University Hospitals of Connor Whole » University of Colorado School of Medicine
Health
Laura Medina, MD
Anne Weisman, PhD (Co-chair) » University of New Mexico
» Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at
Robert J. Trager, DC
UNLV
» Connor Integrative Health Network,
Colin Gold, LAC, DAOM University Hospitals Cleveland Medical
» Oregon Health and Science University Center

GLOBAL ADVANCES
I N I N T E G R AT I V E M E D I C I N E & H E A LT H
Peer-reviewed, open-access journal

published by the Academic Consortium
for Integrative Medicine & Health.
FOSTERING whole systems thinking and

bringing rigorous and original research to
a global healthcare community.
PROMOTING greater visibility for the

work of those who are expanding the
boundaries of integrative medicine.
✔ Share your work in integrative medicine

✔ Help encourage new perspectives and
innovation
✔ Add your voice to the global dialogue
✔ Raise your international profile
✔ Engage with us to advance this exciting field
Co-Editors-in-Chief
(from top to bottom):
Erik Groessl, PhD
Gloria Yeh, MD, MPH
Suzanne C. Danhauer, MEDICINE & HEALTH
PhD (outgoing)
Submit your next manuscript to Global Advances.

Help us advance the field of integrative medicine
with your research.
https://journals.sagepub.com/home/GAMS
(list current at time of production)
VOLUNTEERS
Thank You to the Following International Congress Volunteers
Shivani Bahl Daniel Litrownik

Noah Barnes Dana McAllister
VOLUNTEERS
Alyssa Barnett Larry Merritt

Melissa Bollen Diane Montenegro
Jordan Brown Trinity Morrow
Celestina Buansk Suzan Nakalawa
Liliana Cajiao Jae Hwa Park
Shraddha Damekar Jenifer Prather
Olivia Dillman Patricia Rainwater
Josiane dos Santos Mica Rosenow
Devon Fox Dajin Shin
Conner Funke Luz Soto
Andrea Haidar Roshini Srinivasan
Kristin Jamieson Ryan Wexler
Jane (Jung Han) Lee Samantha Zabel
Thank You to the Following International Congress Research Abstract Reviewers

Denise Adams Hsing Jou
Francoise Adan Shin Lin
Elizabeth Addington Christina Luberto
Hakima Amri Meital Mashash
Brian Anderson Scott Mist
Nadir Balba Patricia Moran
Cathryn Booth-LaForce Cynthia Price
Maria Chao Karen Sherman
Yvette Coulter Samantha Simmons
Anand Dhruva Chelsea Siwik
Jeffery Dusek Greg Sperber
Jeff Feldman Hedda Sützl-Klein
Moshe Frenkel Ariana Thompson-Lastad
Dorit Gamus Robert Trager
Carol Greco Helané Wahbeh
Corina Guethlin Dietlind Wahner Roedler
Zhi-Ling Guo Peter Wayne
Richard Hammerschlag Erica Wehrwein
Adi Haramati Lisa Wieland
Frederick Hecht Chanda Williams
John Hughes Gloria Yeh
Miek Jong George Yeung

Continuing Education Credits
Certification/CME
To obtain CE credit for the 2022 International Congress, you must:
AT THE CONGRESS:
1. Register for and pay the continuing education fee.
2. Attend the conference sessions.
AFTER THE CONGRESS:
1. You will receive an email with a link to an evaluation to attest your credits.
2. Evaluate the Congress and click the hyperlink provided on the last page to claim
your credit certificate.
3. Save and download/print all pages of the certificate for your records.
4. Questions? Contact Certificate@AmedcoEmail.com
5. Failure to complete any of the steps outlined above will result in your inability to
CONGRESS INFO
claim CE credits.
Cost: $100 for Full Congress, $30 for Pre-Congress Workshops
CME credits may be purchased onsite. Please visit the Registration Desk located in the
Akimel Foyer.
Accreditation Statement
In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by
Amedco LLC and Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health. Amedco LLC is
jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME),
the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses
Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.
Nurses (ANCC)
Amedco LLC designates this activity for a maximum of 26.25 ANCC contact hours.
Physicians (ACCME)
Amedco LLC designates this live activity for a maximum of 26.25 AMA PRA Category 1
CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity.
Psychologists (APA)
Amedco LLC designates this activity for a maximum of 26.25 Psychologist contact hours.
The following state boards accept courses from APA providers for Counselors:
AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, MD, ME,
MO, NC, ND, NH, NE, NJ, NM, NV, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA,
WI, WY
MI: No CE requirements
Continuing Education Credits (continued)
The following state boards accept courses from APA providers for MFTs:
AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IA, ID, IN, KS, MD, ME, MO, NE, NC, NH,
NJ, NM, NV, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, WY
MI: No CE requirement
The following state boards accept courses from APA providers for Addictions Professionals:
AK, AR, CO, CT, DC, DE, GA, IA, IN, KS, LA, MD, MO, MT, NC, ND, NE, NJ, NM,
NY (outstate held)*, OK, OR, SC, UT, WA, WI, WY
MA / MFTs: Participants can self-submit courses not approved by the MAMFT board for review.
The following state boards accept courses from APA providers for Social Workers:
AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, DE, FL, GA, ID, IN, KY, ME, MN, MO, NE, NH, NM, OR, PA,
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VT, WI, WY
*If the activity is held outside NY, is virtual, enduring or remote, it is considered “outstate” and
this reciprocity applies.
Acupuncture Continuing Education

The conference has been approved for the following amount of PDA points by category:
PE-CW = 22.25
AOM-BIO = 14.5
Ethics = 3.5
For those seeking acupuncture credits: Onsite verification forms and additional steps are
required. Forms will be available at the Registration Desk. Certificates will be mailed to all
participants post-congress.
Certificate of Attendance
A certificate of attendance is passcode-protected and can be downloaded from the Congress
homepage: www.consortiumcongress.org. The password was emailed.
Evaluation
International Congress Evaluation
To ensure the continued success of the International Congress, the Academic
Consortium would appreciate your feedback regarding the years program.
We invite you to complete our online survey, which can be found at
www.consortiumcongress.org and will be emailed on Friday, May 27.

Exhibitors
Exhibitors are located in the Komatke room and will be available during the following times:
Tuesday, May 24 & Wednesday, May 25

Continental Breakfast......................................................... 07:30 – 08:30
Refreshment Break............................................................. 10:15 – 10:45
Refreshment Break............................................................. 16:15 – 16:45
Poster Reception................................................................. 17:30 – 19:00
Thursday, May 26
Continental Breakfast......................................................... 07:30 – 08:15
The Exhibitor Guide can be found on pages 81-85.
CONGRESS INFO
The George Family Foundation applauds the
Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine
& Health for your leadership in the field.
We invite you to learn more about the Foundation and our aspirations
for Whole-Person Health and Wellbeing:
• Empower people to take charge of their health and wellbeing and
to flourish in their lives.
• Foster an integrative and proactive model of healthcare that
places the individual at the center, embracing a full range of
evidence-informed treatments and support.
• Ensure meaningful opportunities and choices for whole-person health
and wellbeing for people of all races and socio-economic levels.
We look forward to engaging with you about your work.

www.georgefamilyfoundation.org
Meal Functions
The following meals and refreshments are included with your International Congress registra-
tion. If you registered for one day only, you are permitted to enjoy the meals for your registered
day. Name badges should be worn at all times to all Congress functions to ensure access.
Monday, May 23
17:00 – 19:00 Welcome Reception ��Grand Terrace
Tuesday, May 24
07:30 – 08:30 Continental Breakfast................................................................. Komatke
10:15 – 10:45 Refreshment Break �� Komatke
17:30 – 19:00 Poster Session 01 Reception �� Komatke
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Wednesday, May 25
07:30 – 08:30 Continental Breakfast................................................................. Komatke
17:30 – 19:00 Poster Session 02 Reception �� Komatke
Thursday, May 26
07:30 – 08:15 Continental Breakfast �� Komatke
10:00 – 10:30 Refreshment Break ��Akimel Foyer
The Sheraton will be providing “grab & go” lunch options for
purchase in the Akimel Foyer and Link @ Sheraton Cafe on Monday,
May 23-Thursday, May 26 during the lunchtime break (12:00 – 14:00).
Payment can be made with cash, credit card or room charge (for
Sheraton guests). Items are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Registration & Information Desk also has a listing of area
restaurants that are accessible by hotel shuttle and taxi or ride-share
services.

Poster Sessions
You can find printed poster session and exhibitor maps near the entry doors of the Komatke
Ballroom. Attendees are able to view posters throughout the International Congress and they
will be presented during the poster sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Poster Topics by Presentation Number

P01 Basic Science
P02 Clinical Research: Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine
P03 Clinical Research: Herbs and Supplements
P04 Clinical Research: Manual Therapies
P05 Clinical Research: Mind-Body
P06 Education Research
P07 Health Equity and Health Disparities
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P08 Health Services Research
P09 Research Methodology
P10 Other
Poster Schedule
Tuesday, May 24
06:30 – 07:30 Poster Session 01 & Session 02 Presenter Install
17:30 – 19:00 Poster Session 01 Odd-Numbered Posters Presented
Wednesday, May 25
17:30 – 19:00 Poster Session 02 Even-Numbered Posters Presented
19:00 – 19:30 Poster Session 01 & Session 02 Presenter Dismantle
Note: Posters not removed / collected during the designated dismantle times listed above will
be discarded.
Registration
International Congress Registration & Information Desk Hours
Located in the Akimel Foyer
◆ Monday, May 23 08:00 – 19:00
◆ Tuesday, May 24 07:30 – 19:00
◆ Wednesday, May 25 07:30 – 19:00
◆ Thursday, May 26 07:30 – 17:30
Registration is required to attend any Congress function. Wear your name badge at all times.
Guest badges for the receptions are available for separate purchase.
Presenter Information
Speaker Check-in for Oral Abstract Presenters ��Thunder Two
All oral abstract session presenters MUST upload their final presentation prior to presenting
in Butterfly during the designated days and times noted below. The Oral Abstract speaker
check-in schedule is in place to ensure that all sessions run smoothly. Failure to submit your
presentation on schedule could result in errors and/or missing information during your pre-
sentation. Presentations will NOT be accepted in the Oral Abstract rooms.
Computers are provided for oral abstract presentations in each session room and are equipped
with the latest software for Macs and PCs. Personal laptops may not be used in the session
room or to transfer files during speaker check-in. Presentations must be submitted on USB
stick during speaker check-in. PowerPoint and Keynote are the acceptable presentation formats.
If this is your presentation date: You must submit your presentation
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during this presentation check-in on:

Tuesday, May 24.....................................Tuesday, May 24 07:30 – 10:00
Wednesday, May 25................................Wednesday, May 25 07:30 – 10:30
Thursday, May 26 ..................................Wednesday, May 25 12:00 – 15:00
ATTENTION NON-ABSTRACT SESSION PRESENTERS
Session presenters (non-abstract) will transfer their final presentations from

a personal USB stick to the session room PC laptop immediately prior to their
presentation time.
NOTE: Macs will NOT be available for sessions. Plan to arrive in your session
room a minimum of 15 minutes prior to your session start time.
Session presenters DO NOT upload their presentation at Speaker Check-in.
Publishing
The International Congress is pleased to partner with the Global Advances in Health and
Medicine for the online publication of the oral and poster research abstracts presented at
the Congress. All accepted research abstracts will be available online for registered congress
attendees and journal subscribers on May 20, 2022.
» To access full-text content (including back issues of Global Advances in Health and
Medicine) please visit the Academic Consortium’s Journal and Resources page at
www.imconsortium.org.

Special Events
Tuesday, May 24
12:00 – 13:30 Emerging Leaders Luncheon �� Coyote/Buzzard/Eagle
Panelists: Jeffery Dusek, Helene Langevin, Amy Locke, Darshan Mehta
Moderator: Aviad Haramati
Pre-registration is required for this luncheon. To add onsite based on
availability, go to the Registration & Information Desk.
A presentation of highly accomplished community leaders will discuss
some of their experiences in becoming seasoned professionals in the field
of Integrative Medicine. There will be ample time for discussion with the
presenters where questions can be asked about the talks as well as other
areas of interest to emerging leaders that were not covered.
CONGRESS INFO
Thursday, May 26
12:30 – 13:30 Film Screening: To the Stranger Who Has Loved You �� Kave Two
Presented by True North Treks
This film closely follows young adult cancer survivors Lindsey and Lizzie,
and Lizzie’s husband Justin, as they grapple in their own ways with all of
the “usual suspect” issues that young adults and caregivers with cancer
can face - loss of identity, goal interference, body betrayal, pain, treat-
ment-related side effects and hassles, relationship discord, depression,
anxiety, fear, and the list goes on. And all of that on top of all of the
other “regular stuff” that comes with being a young adult. Each of them
chose to go on a True North Trek where they would have opportunities
to connect with nature, connect with peers, and connect with themselves
through mindfulness meditation and yoga.
This film offers attendees a first-hand look at what it’s like to go on a True
North Trek, what happens, how people share their brokenness with each
other, and how being with one another in nature, practicing mindful
awareness, can be truly transformational. For healthcare providers, this
film will provide tools to help them be better able to connect with young
adult survivors and caregivers with empathy, compassion, and grace.
Wellness Activities
Monday, May 23 – Thursday, May 26
A Contemplative Room is available throughout the Congress in the Rattlesnake room. This
will be available to all attendees who want a quiet respite for meditation or relaxation.
A variety of wellness activities will take place from 06:30 – 07:15 each day of the Congress.
Beginners are welcome to all wellness activities.

No experience is necessary. Towels will be available for participants.
Space is limited. Attendance at wellness activities is handled on a
first-come, first-served basis.
CONGRESS INFO
Monday, May 23
Pickup Pickleball
07:00 – 08:30 & 12:30 – 13:30
Meet at the Tennis Courts
Please join us for the inaugural pickleball “tournament”. Two sessions of pickleball will be
played on the Sheraton’s tennis courts on Monday from 07:00 - 08:30 and 12:30 – 13:30.
Paddles and balls will be available, so there is nothing to bring except your humor and interest
in pickleball.
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Practice-Based Research Special Interest Group.
Tuesday, May 24
Boot Camp
06:30 - 07:15
Refer to Mobile App for Location
Start your day with an invigorating “boot camp” session of group high intensity exercises
interspersed with low intensity activity. Leslie Medoza Temple and Alison Whitehead will be
your guides. Session is suitable for most, but as with any exercise practice, we ask that you
please work at your own pace.
Heart Centering Meditation
06:30 - 07:15
Gila Monster
Join Ann Marie Chiasson for this guided, heart centering meditation experience.
Hosted by Academic Consortium Meditation: Mindfulness Based Interventions Special Interest
Group.

Wellness Activities (continued)
Outdoor Yoga
06:30 - 07:15
Akimel Island
Start your day with a relaxing and invigorating session of yoga and breathing practices.
Session suitable for all, including first timers. Space is limited.
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Yoga Therapy Special Interest Group.
Trail Walk/Run
06:30 - 07:15
Meet at Fire Pit Patio (exit near Lobby Bar)
Start your day with a great workout. Join us on a revitalizing morning walk/run. Don’t be
shy. You need not be a seasoned runner to join.
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Chiropractic / Manual Medicine Special Interest Group.
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Wednesday, May 25
Boot Camp
06:30 - 07:15
Outdoor Tai Chi
06:00 - 07:15
Akimel Patio
Tai Chi and Qigong are movement-based practices rooted in the Chinese philosophical prin-
ciple of balancing of “yin” and “yang” that employ slow, intentional movements, breathing
techniques, and a rich array of cognitive tools to strengthen, relax and integrate the body and
mind. No experience necessary.
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Therapeutic Massage, Bodywork and Somatic Awareness
Approaches Special Interest Group.
Moonlight Walk
19:00
Join us on an evening walk along the beautiful paths surrounding the hotel and learn how
nature walks for well-being are good medicine for everyone.
Wellness Activities (continued)
Thursday, May 26
Boot Camp
06:30 - 07:15
Wellness: Mobility/Relaxation/Meditation
06:30 - 07:15
CONGRESS INFO
Akimel Island
This 30-minute class will begin with a set of mobility/joint exercises (head to toe), continue
with breathing/relaxation practices, and end with a guided meditation. Variations will be
offered. All levels are welcome.
Trail Walk/Run
06:30 - 07:15
Start your day with a great workout. Join us on a revitalizing morning walk/run. Don’t be
shy. You need not be a seasoned runner to join.

PROGRAM MONDAY, MAY 23
07:00 - 08:30 Wellness Activity
Tennis Courts Pickleball
Led by Jeffery Dusek, Daniel Litrownik
08:00 - 19:00 Registration & Information Desk

Akimel Foyer
08:00 - 19:00 Contemplative Room

Rattlesnake
09:00 - 12:00 Pre-Congress Workshops

Pre-Congress Workshops require a separate registration and fee. See the
Registration Desk to register.
Kave Two PC01: The Economics of Health Care Through Collaboration
Presenters: Patricia Herman, Claudia Witt
Deer PC02: Promoting Successful IM Careers: Aligning Values,
Goals and Strategies for Self-care
Presenters: Michelle Dossett, Aviad Haramati, David Victorson, Gloria Yeh
Kave One PC03: Effectively Translating Your Research: How to Build Your
Research “Story” and Leverage Communications Channels to Reach
the Public
Presenters: Katy Danielson, Berna Diehl, Catherine Law, Irene Liu,
Anita McRae-Williams
MONDAY, MAY 23
Kave Three PC05: Trauma-informed Care for Complementary and Integrative
Health: Guidance and Tools for Practice
Presenters: Rosalind de Lisser, Kathryn Hansen, Cynthia Price
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch on Own
12:30 - 13:30 Wellness Activity

Tennis Courts Pickleball
Led by Jeffery Dusek, Daniel Litrownik
14:00 - 17:00 Pre-Congress Workshops

Kave Two PC07: Case Reporting and Knowledge Sharing in Integrative Medicine
Presenters: Gunver Keinle, Paul G. Werthmann
Deer PC08: Thriving in Work: Applying the Transformational Science of
Happiness to Our Lives, Teams, and Clinical Practices.
Presenters: Lise Alschuler, Anne Kennard, Amy Locke, Mari Ricker
PROGRAM MONDAY, MAY 23
14:00 - 17:00 Pre-Congress Workshops (continued)
Kave One PC10: Planning Successful Funded Research Careers in
Complementary and Integrative Health
Presenters: Carol Greco, Richard Harris, Lanay Mudd, Jeffrey Proulx,
Amanda Shallcross, Patrick Still, Wendy Weber, Claudia Witt
Kave Three PC11: Fostering Holistic Healthy Lifestyles for Clients Through
Health and Wellness Coaching Practices - A Workshop
Presenters: Karen Lawson, Theresa Nutt
Roadrunner PC12: Full Circle: From Learning Objectives to Assessment--
Essentials for Integrative Health Educators
Presenters: Shelley Adler, Anand Dhruva, Lisa Howard, Karen Koffler,
Iman Majd, Darshan Mehta, Melinda Ring, Elizabeth Walsh
17:00 - 19:00 Welcome Reception

Grand Terrace Join us in celebration to kick off the 2022 International Congress on
Integrative Medicine & Health. Light hors d’oeuvres and beverages will
be served to welcome everyone. Enjoy this time with your colleagues
who have traveled from all over the world to share their knowledge,
research, and passion for integrative medicine and health.
Live music presented by Seneca Block, Libby Gill, and Sam Rodgers-Melnick,
University Hospitals Connor Whole Health Music Therapy’s trio.
MONDAY, MAY 23

PROGRAM TUESDAY, MAY 24
06:30 - 07:30 Poster Presenter Setup
Komatke
TUESDAY, MAY 24
06:30 – 07:15 Wellness Activities
Refer to App Boot Camp
Led by Leslie Mendoza-Temple, Alison Whitehead
Akimel Island Outdoor Yoga: Yogic Breathing/Relaxation
Led by Selda Yildiz
Fire Pit Patio Trail Walk/Run
Led by Robert Trager
Gila Monster Heart Centering Meditation

Led by Ann Marie Chiasson
Akimel Foyer
07:30 - 19:00 Contemplative Room
Rattlesnake
07:30 - 08:30 Continental Breakfast with Exhibits & Poster Viewing
Komatke Continental Breakfast supported by the George Family Foundation
08:15 – 10:15 Welcome Remarks and Plenary Sessions 01 & 02
Akimel Three/Four Chairs: Sian Cotton & Gloria Yeh
TUESDAY, MAY 24
08:15 – 08:45 Consortium Welcome

Francoise Adan, University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
Congress Welcome
Gloria Yeh, Harvard Medical School
Jeffery Dusek, University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
Gila River Indian Community Welcome
Rosa Rivera, Gila River Indian Community
Program Overview
Sian Cotton, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
David Victorson, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine
08:45 – 09:30 PLENARY SESSION 01

A Just Future for Medicine and Public Health in the COVID Era
Presenter: Michelle Morse, NYC Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene, New York City, NY, USA

Family Food Insecurity: Making the Invisible Visible
Presenter: Kofi Essel, Children’s National Hospital, Washington, DC, USA

10:15 – 10:45 Refreshment Break with Exhibits & Poster Viewing

Komatke
10:45 - 12:00 Concurrent Sessions

Akimel One S01: Whole Health for All: Equity, Anti-Oppression, and Population
Specific Models of Care
Presenters: Nicole Jackson, Theresa Liao, Chris Smith, Heather Sperry,
Bryan Tipton, Marc Zaremski
Kave One S02: Acquiring Skills to Create Interprofessional Complementary/
Integrative Healthcare Teams using concepts of Anthroposophic
Medicine and Holistic Nursing
Presenters: Judith Fouladbakhsh, Ursula Wolf
Kave Two S03: Why Combine Integrative and Culinary Medicine?
An Exploration and Panel Discussion
Presenters: Emine Ercikan Abali, Aviad Haramati, Melinda Ring,
Amy Robinson, C. Leslie Smith, Theresa Stone
10:45 - 12:00 Concurrent Sessions (continued)
Kave Three S04: Transforming Pain Care with Integrative Pain Management:
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Obstacles, Opportunities, Evidence, and Stakeholder Perspectives
Presenters: Robert Bonakdar, Christine Goertz, Amy Goldstein,
Benjamin Kligler, Trevor Lentz, James Marzolf, Darshan Mehta, R.
Douglas Metz
10:45 - 12:00 Oral Abstract Session 01:

Akimel Two Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine
Chair: Arya Nielsen
10:45 - 11:00 ACUpuncture In The EmergencY Department for Pain
OA01.01 Management (ACUITY): A BraveNet Multi-Center Feasibility Study
Jeffery Dusek, Diane McKee, Alan Storrow, Gene Kallenberg,
Robert Hughes, Christopher Coyne, Arya Nielsen, Alison Karasz,
David Vago, Jessica Surdam
11:00 - 11:15 Battlefield Acupuncture use in Multimodal Perioperative Anesthesia Care
OA01.02 Mohanad Baldawi, Vijval Patel, George McKelvey, Wael Saasouh,
Padmavathi Patel
11:15 - 11:30 Inpatient Integrative Medicine sees a Dramatic Reduction of
OA01.03 30-Day Readmissions; Findings from the New Inpatient East-West
Medicine Service at UCLA
Andrew Shubov, Stephanie Pintas, Annie Zhang
11:30 - 11:45 Inpatient Acupuncture Pilot for Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery
OA01.04LB Megan Scott, Thuy Nguyen, Robert Saper, Sonal Patil

Akimel Non-Pharmacological Approaches to Chronic Low
Three/Four Back Pain
Chair: Wolf Mehling
10:45 - 11:00 Association Between Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation and
OA02.01 Emergency Visits in Adults with Non-urgent Low Back Pain:
Retrospective Cohort Study
Robert J. Trager, Brian R. Anderson, Kayla J. Delano, Jaime A. Perez,
Regina M. Casselberry, Jeffery A. Dusek
11:00 - 11:15 Thoracolumbar fascia mobility (shear strain) over a course of
OA02.02 chiropractic care for chronic low back pain
Robert Vining, Elissa Twist, Stephen Onifer, Anna Marie Ziegler,
Kara Shannon, Sujatha Kedilaya, Brian Anderson, Anna Walden-Cobb,
Cynthia Long
10:45 - 12:00 Oral Abstract Session 02: (continued)
Akimel Non-Pharmacological Approaches to Chronic Low
Three/Four Back Pain
TUESDAY, MAY 24
11:15 - 11:30 Early Engagement in Nonpharmacological Care Shortens the

OA02.03 Duration of Follow-Up for Low Back Pain in the Veterans Health
Administration
Brian Coleman, Anthony Lisi, Erica Abel,Tessa Runels, Joseph Goulet
11:30 - 11:45 Comparative Efficacy of Different Exercise Interventions in Chronic
OA02.04 Con-specific Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review and Network
Meta-analysis
Anna Koch, Dennis Anheyer, Marleen, SchrÖter, Heidemarie Haller,
Petra Klose, Holger Cramer
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch on Own
12:00 - 13:30 Emerging Leaders Luncheon �� Coyote/Buzzard/Eagle

Panelists: Jeffery Dusek, Helene Langevin, Amy Locke, Darshan Mehta
Moderator: Aviad Haramati

Akimel One S05: Interdisciplinary Integrative Post Covid Clinic for Veterans with
Post-Acute Sequela of Covid-19: Implementation and Best Practices
Presenters: Marian Adly, Krista Odden, Amanda Purnell, Ilana Seidel
Kave One S06: Harnessing the Potential of Music Interventions in the
Management of Brain Disorders across the Lifespan
Presenters: Emmeline Edwards, Elinor Harrison, Miriam Lense,
Philip Corlett
Kave Two S07: A Framework for Embedding the Seven Domains of Integrative
Health into the Built Environment: The Next Frontier of Integrative
Health
Presenters: Altaf Engineer, Zheng O’Neill, Esther Sternberg, Teresa Wu
Kave Three S08: Developing, Refining, and Evaluating Mind-Body Interventions
for Diverse Populations of People Living with HIV: Exemplars of the
NIH Stage Model
Presenters: Eugene Dunne, Jacklyn Foley, Rick Hecht, Judith Moskowitz,
Amelia Stanton

Akimel Two Employee Wellness and Medical Student Training
Programs
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Chair: Paula Gardiner
14:00 - 14:15 Utility of Health Coach Training for Medical Students from the Lens
OA03.01 of Clinical Clerkships
Stephen May, Susanne Tropez-Sims, Ruth Wolever
14:15 - 14:30 Moving Mindfulness through the Necessary Research Steps to Instill
OA03.02 Organizational Buy-In for Employer-Sponsored Resiliency Training
Maryanna Klatt, Beth Steinberg, Scott Holliday, Anne-Marie Duchemin
14:30 - 14:45 The Relationships Among Race, Gender, and Resiliency in Medical
OA03.03 Students: A Longitudinal Analysis
Sonali Doshi, Shoshana Klafter, Harini Palleria, Susan McDonald,
Laura Malosh, Sian Cotton
14:45 - 15:00 Evaluation of a Remote Reiki Program for Frontline Healthcare
OA03.04LB Workers in the UK
Natalie Dyer, Ann Baldwin, Rosemary Pharo, Feona Gray

Akimel Complementary and Integrative Practices in Cancer and
Three/Four Palliative Care
Chair: Suzanna Zick
14:00 - 14:15 Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing a Virtual Acupressure
OA04.01 Service for Cancer Patients During COVID-19: A Retrospective Analysis
EunMee Yang, Weidong Lu, Anna Tanasijevic, Jennifer Ligibel
14:15 - 14:30 Massage Therapy Dosage Effectiveness on Patient Pain, Quality of
OA04.02 Life, and Wellbeing in Palliative Care: A Randomized Clinical Trial
Donya Nemati, Niki Munk, Cai Cates, Kerry Jordan, Anne Kelemen,
Gianna Shipp, Hunter Groninger
14:30 - 14:45 Acupuncture and Pain Counseling for Inpatients with Cancer:
OA04.03 Results from a Pragmatic Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Study
Maria Chao, Donald Abrams, Anand Dhruva, Evelyn Ho,
Ariana Thompson-Lastad, Sanjay Reddy, Nicole Thompson,
Denise Ruvalcaba, Ivan Leung, Frederick Hecht
14:45 - 15:00 Randomized Controlled Trial Testing Effects of Tai Chi Easy/Qigong
OA04.04 on Breast Cancer Survivors’ Fatigue and Associated Symptoms
Linda Larkey, Dara James, Seung Yong Han, Roger Jahnke,
Byeongsang Oh, Megan Petrov, Jennifer Huberty, Erica Soltero,
Danielle Martin, Karen Weihs, Santosh Rao, Donald Northfelt

Akimel One S09: Cannabinoid-Based Therapies: Science, Practice, and
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Development of Evidence-Based Curriculum for Healthcare

Professionals
Presenters: Angela Arensdorf, Inna Belfer, Judith Hellman, Kevin Hill,
Mikhail Kogan, Leslie Temple-Mendoza, Laurie Mischley, David Shurtleff
Kave One S10: Continuing Medical Education for Integrative Health and
Functional Medicine: A Discussion of Where We Are and Where We
Need to Go
Presenters: Amy Mack, Darshan Mehta, Tabatha Parker, Melinda Ring
Kave Two S11: NIH-DOD-VA Pain Management Collaboratory: Pragmatic
Clinical Trials to Promote Complementary and Integrative Health
Approaches for Pain Management
Presenters: Diana Burgess, Christine Goertz, Robert Kerns, Cynthia
Long, Peter Murray, Stephanie Taylor, Steven Zeliadt
Kave Three S12: Novel Mechanistic Targets of Mindfulness-based Treatments for
Chronic Pain and Opioid Misuse: Self-referential Processing and Reward
Presenters: Emmeline Edwards, Eric Garland, Fadel Zeidan

Akimel Two Methods for Assessing Complementary and Integrative
Practice Utilization and Outcomes
Chair: Alison Whitehead
15:15 - 15:30 Medical Yoga Therapy at Veterans Hospital, East Orange, NJ - Patient
OA05.01 Reported Outcome Measures Information System (PROMIS®) Based
Evaluation
Jayashree Pathak, Anne C. Cotter
15:30 - 15:45 Methods for Assessing Complementary and Integrative Health Use
OA05.02 - Combining Patient Surveys with Veterans Health Administration
(VHA) Medical Records
Joy Toyama, Marlena Shin, Claudia Der-Martirosian, Xiaoyi Zhang,
Stephanie Taylor, Steven Zeliadt
15:45 - 16:00 Effectiveness of Medical Music Therapy Practice: Integrative Research
OA05.03 Using the Electronic Health Record (EMMPIRE): A Retrospective Study
Samuel Rodgers-Melnick, Seneca Block, Rachel Rivard, Jeffery Dusek
16:00 - 16:15 A Retrospective Pilot Study of Patient Reported Outcomes Collection
OA05.04 in Outpatient Integrative Medicine Clinics
Jeffery Dusek, Samuel Rodgers-Melnick, Rachael Rivard, Francoise Adan

Akimel Complementary and Integrative Medicine for COVID
Three/Four Related Outcomes
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Chair: Heather Zwickey
15:15 - 15:30 Honeybee Products for the Treatment And/or Recovery of COVID-19
OA06.01 and Other Coronavirus-Related Respiratory Tract Infections: A
Rapid Systematic Review
Susan Arentz, Jennifer Hunter, Baljit Khamba, Michelle Mravunac,
Zemirah Lee, Kristin Alexander, Romy Lauche, Joshua Goldenberg,
Stephen Myers
15:30 - 15:45 A Review of Integrative Therapies for Management of Post-COVID
OA06.02 Dysautonomia
Megan Sweeney, Melody Hermel, Robert Bonakdar, Christopher Suhar,
Thomas Ahern, Jose Criado Del Valle
15:45 - 16:00 Evaluation of a Functional Medicine-Based SMA for the Management
OA06.03 of Post-COVID Syndrome
Seema Patel, Kalyani Gonuguntla, Elizabeth Bradley,
Michelle Beidelschies
16:00 - 16:15 Echinacea purpurea for the Prevention and Treatment of Viral Resp-
OA06.04LB iratory Tract Infections including SARS-CoV-2: an Open-label RCT
Rainer Stange, Lilyana Mircheva, Emil Kolev, Michael R. Edwards,
Sebastian L. Johnston, Krassimir Kalinov, Giuseppe Gancitano,
Wim Vanden Berghe, Samo Kreft
16:15 - 16:45 Refreshment Break with Exhibits & Poster Viewing

Komatke
16:45 – 17:30 Plenary Session 03

Akimel Three/Four Chair: Jeffery Dusek
PLENARY SESSION 03
Transformative Change through Music: Advancing Integrative Health
for Patients and Families
Presenters: Renee Fleming, Soprano and Arts & Health Advocate, New
York City, NY, USA
Sheri Robb, Indiana University School of Nursing, Bloomington, IN, USA
17:30 - 19:00 Poster Session 01 Reception

Komatke Reception supported by The Bernard Osher Foundation
All odd-numbered posters will be presented during Poster Session 01.
You can find printed poster maps by the entry doors of the Komatke room.
PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
06:30 - 07:15 Wellness Activities
Akimel Patio Outdoor Tai Chi
Led by Peter Wayne
Akimel Foyer
07:30 – 18:30 Contemplative Room
Rattlesnake
07:30 - 8:30 Continental Breakfast with Exhibits & Poster Viewing
Komatke Continental Breakfast supported by The David and Lura Lovell Foundation
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
08:15 - 10:15 Opening Remarks and Plenary Sessions 04 & 05

Akimel Three/Four Chairs: Maria Chao & Rick Hecht
08:15 – 08:45 Opening Remarks

Samantha Simmons, Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health
Bravewell Award Announcement
Ben Kligler, Office of Patient Centered Care & Cultural Transformation
at the Veterans Health Administration; Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Integrative Medicine

Mindfulness Meditation, Affect Regulation and Enhanced
Longitudinal Outcomes in Chronic Physical and Mental Disorders
Presenter: Zindel Segal, University of Toronto Scarborough, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada

Integrative Medicine and Health Equity for Underserved Communities
Panelists: Gunver Kienle, IFAEMM at the University of Witten/
Herdecke; University of Freiburg, University Medical Center,
Center for Complementary Medicine, Freiburg, Germany
Sabrina N’Diaye, The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, New York
City, NY, USA
Shannon Zenk, National Institute of Nursing Research, Chicago, IL,
USA
Moderated by Paula Gardiner, University of Massachusetts Medical
School, Boston, MA, USA

10:15 – 10:45 Refreshment Break with Exhibits & Poster Viewing
Komatke
10:45 – 12:00 Concurrent Sessions

Akimel One S13: Pediatric Integrative Medicine: Professional Education Updates
and Dietary/Supplement Research Findings on Emotion
Dysregulation in ADHD
Presenters: Bhanika Chepuri, Irene Hatsu, Jeanette Johnstone, Hilary
McClafferty, Noshene Ranjbar, Ann Ming Yeh
Kave One S14: Sharing Humanity through Arts, Reflection, and Expression
(SHARE) for Integrative Health Equity
Presenters: Selena Chan, Christopher Gilbert, Tammy Kremer, Elizabeth
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
Stumm, Eric Sutter
Kave Two S15: Implementation Science: New Methods to Identify and Address
Barriers to Integrative Health Interventions
Presenters: Eric Roseen, Isabel Roth, Suzanna Zick
Kave Three S16: From Disease to Whole Person: Transforming the Approach to
Healthcare in VA
Presenters: Barbara Bokhour, Benjamin Kligler, Karen Seal,
Steven Zeliadt

Akimel Two CIH Effectiveness and Implementation in the VA
Chair: Peter Wayne
10:45 - 11:00 Veterans Health Administration’s National Delivery of CIH
OA07.01 Therapies, Whole Health Services and Chiropractic Care in 2020 and
the Pivot to Telehealth
Steven Zeliadt, Rian DeFaccio, Adam Resnick, Joy Toyama, Jamie
Douglas, Matt Hawrilenko, Nathan McGinty, Hannah Gelman,
Stephanie Taylor
11:00 - 11:15 Veterans’ Use of VA Healthcare System-Provided Complementary and
OA07.02 Integrative Health Activities
Stephanie Taylor, Hannah Gelman, Rian DeFaccio, Jamie Douglas,
Matt Hawrilenko, Nathan McGinty, Adam Resnick, Eva Thomas,
Nathan Tomlanovich, Joy Toyama, Alison Whitehead, Benjamin Kligler,
Steven Zeliadt
11:15 - 11:30 Whole Health Peer-led Groups: Understanding Veteran Perspectives
OA07.03 and Experiences
Ekaterina Anderson, Kelly Dvorin, Bella Etingen, Anna Barker,
Zenith Rai, Abigail Herbst, Reagan Mozer, Rodger Kingston,
Barbara Bokhour
Akimel Two CIH Effectiveness and Implementation in the VA
11:30 - 11:45 Identifying Implementation Strategies that Encourage Use of
OA07.04 Complementary and Integrative Health Therapies in the Veterans
Health Administration
Marlena Shin, Hannah Gelman, Claudia Der-Martirosian, Michelle
Upham, Briana Lott, Steven Zeliadt, Stephanie Taylor, A. Rani Elwy
11:45 - 12:00 Complementary and Integrative Health in the Community:
OA07.05LB Expanding Access for Veterans Seeking Care through the Veterans
Health Administration
Alison Whitehead, Juli Olson, Cassandra Griffin, Janet Clark,
Clinton Greenstone
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25

Akimel CIH Among Vulnerable Youth Populations
Three/Four Chair: Ariana Thompson-Lastad
10:45 - 11:00 Mindfulness for Teens as Integrative Medicine: Findings from the
OA08.01 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Mindfulness, and Adolescent
(AMA) Health Study
Gia Naranjo-Rivera
11:00 - 11:15 Reducing Stress and Enhancing Wellbeing: Adapting a Mindfulness
OA08.02 Based Intervention for Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Diane Santa Maria, Paula Cuccaro, Natalie Guerrero, Kimberly Bender,
Micki Fine, Karen Mejia, Erica Sibinga, Samuel Payen,
Jennifer Torres Jones
11:15 - 11:30 Imagine HEALTH: Changes in Diurnal Salivary Cortisol Patterns
OA08.03 Following Guided Imagery Lifestyle Intervention RCT in
Predominantly Latino Adolescents
Marc Weigensberg, Cheng Wen, Fatimata Sanogo,
Claudia Toledo-Corral, Li Ding
11:30 - 11:45 Impact of Mindfulness Training on Low-Income Young Adults
OA08.04 attending a Job Training Program
Stephanie N. Christian, Ry Joachim, Forest Fein, Maria T. Chao
11:45 - 12:00 Cleveland YPAR for Wellness, and Action Research Methodology for
OA08.05 Promoting the Whole Child and Whole Health
Elizabeth Benninger, Diane Mastnardo, Symphony Cummings,
Megan Schmidt-Sane
12:00 - 14:00 Lunch on Own

12:00 - 13:45 GAHM Info Session (by invitation only) ��Scorpion
12:00 – 13:45 ISCMR Annual General Meeting (by invitation only)
Coyote/Buzzard/
Eagle
Akimel One S17: Gut Microbiome and Whole Person Health
Presenters: Nan Gao, Melanie Gareau, Hye-Sook Kim, Jason Papin
Kave One S18: Integrative Medicine Research During a Pandemic: Origin
and Updates from the FDA Approved Mushrooms and Chinese Herbs
for COVID-19 (MACH-19) Trials
Presenters: Lan Kao, Gordon Saxe, Andrew Shubov
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
Kave Two S19: Governing Traditional & Complementary Medicine (T&CM)
Practitioners: Safety, Accessibility and Equity
Presenters: Daniel Gallego-Perez, Nadine Ijaz, Tyler Phan, Jon Wardle
Kave Three S20: Digital Therapeutics and Mindfulness-Based Interventions:
Friend or Foe?
Presenters: Linda Carlson, Eric Garland, David Victorson

Akimel Two Mind-Body and Manual Therapy Interventions
Chair: Ray Teets
14:00 - 14:15 A Mindfulness Meditation and Education Intervention for
OA09.01 Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation Reduces Symptoms and Improves
Quality of Life
Linda Ottoboni, Frederick Hecht, Jill Howie-Esquivel, Paul Wang,
Janine Cataldo
14:15 - 14:30 Increased Body Trusting Associated with Increased Insula Response
OA09.02 to Interoception After Mindfulness Training in Patients With
Depression and Anxiety
Michael Datko, Jacqueline Lutz, Richa Gawande, Alexandra Comeau,
My Ngoc To, Jenny Gan, Gaelle Desbordes, Vitaly Napadow,
Zev Schuman-Olivier
14:30 - 14:45 Interoceptive Appreciation Mediates the Effect of Mindfulness
OA09.03 Training on Behavior Change Initiation and is Moderated by
Depression Severity
Zev Schuman-Olivier, Richa Gawande, Timothy Creedon,
Alexandra Comeau, Lydia Smith, My Ngoc To, Caitlyn Wilson,
Benjamin Cook
Akimel Two Mind-Body and Manual Therapy Interventions
14:45 - 15:00
Long COVID Shared Medical Appointments: Lifestyle and
OA09.04LB
Mind-Body Medicine with Peer Support
Yufang Lin, Marita Pompeani, Jonathan Doyle, Sonal J. Patil

Akimel Non-Pharmacological Approaches to Chronic Pain
Three/ Four Management
Chair: Stephanie Taylor
14:00 - 14:15 Healing the Opioid Crisis with Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery
OA10.01 Enhancement: Outcomes and Biobehavioral Mechanisms from a Full-
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
Scale RCT in Primary Care

Eric Garland, Adam Hanley, Yoshi Nakamura, Justin Hudak,
Brett Froeliger, Gary Donaldson
14:15 - 14:30 Patients Receiving Integrative Medicine Intervention Efficacy Registry
OA10.02 (PRIMIER): BraveNet Study Focusing on a Chronic Pain Cohort
Jeffery Dusek, Donald Abrams, Kathryn Hansen, Qi Rao, Ryung Kim,
Eric Roseen, Ben Kligler, M Diane McKee
14:30 - 14:45 Doing NOHARM: Descriptive Results and Initial Progress of a HEAL-
OA10.03 Funded Pragmatic Trial of Non-Pharmacological Perioperative Pain Care
Susanne Cutshall, Sarah Redmond, Andrea Cheville, Jon Tilburt
14:45 - 15:00 COVID Impacts on Pragmatic Trials of Nonpharmacological
OA10.04 Approaches to Pain Management: A Mixed Methods Evaluation
Stacie Salsbury, Sarah Javier, Liliya Katsovich, Amanda Midboe

Akimel One S21: Alternatives to Opioids for Chronic Pain: Challenges and
Opportunities for the PRISM [NIH HEAL Initiative] Pragmatic
Trials of CIH Therapies
Presenters: Natalie Morone, Lanay Mudd, Judith Schlaeger, Karen
Sherman, Wendy Weber
Kave One S22: Glymphatic-Lymphatic Clearance and Complementary and
Integrative Health Approaches
Presenters: Inna Belfer, Antoine Drieu, Lauren Hablitz, Selda Yildiz
Kave Two S23: Take Two Breaths and Call Me in the Morning: Evidence-Based
Mind-Body Approaches for Migraine Management
Presenters: Robert Bonakdar, Megan Sweeney, Rebecca Wells

15:15 - 16:15 Concurrent Sessions (continued)
Kave Three S24: The NIH BRAIN Initiative: Intersecting with Complementary
and Integrative Health Research
Presenters: Julie Brefczynski-Lewis, Emmeline Edwards, Michael Garwood,
Bin He, Erin Quinlan

Akimel Two Nutrition and Lifestyle Interventions
Chair: Melinda Ring
15:15 - 15:30 Associations Between Basic Food Groups and Mental Health
OA11.01 Outcomes in Adolescents and Young Adults
Solangia Engler
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
15:30 - 15:45 The Effects of Healthy Cooking Classes on Veterans with a History of
OA11.02 Housing Instability in the Atlanta VA Healthcare System
Melody Charles, Keesha Brown, Alice Fann, Stephanie Brown-Johnson
15:45 - 16:00 Evidence of safety in a RCT of a multi-nutrient treatment for children
OA11.03 with ADHD and emotional dysregulation: the MADDY study
Brenda Leung, Priya Srikanth, Barbara Gracious, Irene Hatsu,
Gabriella Tost, Jeanette Johnstone, L. Eugene Arnold
16:00 - 16:15 Recipe4Health: Preliminary Analysis of an Integrative Approach to
OA11.04 Address Social Isolation and Food Insecurity during COVID-19
Ariana Thompson-Lastad, Denise Ruvalcaba, Steven Chen, June Tester,
Benjamin Emmert-Aronson, Milton Chinchilla, Wei-Ting Chen,
Lan Xiao, Sara Sherman, Xiao Chen, Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa,
Erica Martinez, Elizabeth Markel, Lisa Goldman Rosas

Akimel CIH Practices for Mental Health Outcomes
Three/Four Chair: Lanay Mudd
15:15 - 15:30 Pilot Study of Virtual Delivery of Multimodal Complementary
OA12.01 Integrated Health (CIH) Intervention for Suicide Prevention
Nithya Ganesh, Lauren Byma, Shengnan Sun, Evan Podolak, Ann Feder,
Hanga Galfalvy, Rachel Yehuda, Fatemeh Haghighi
15:30 - 15:45 Mindful Yoga Intervention for Young Women With Major Depressive
OA12.02 Disorder: Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial
Nina Vollbehr, Rogier Hoenders, Agna Bartels, Maaike Nauta, Stynke
Castelein, Maya Schroevers, Dennis Stant, Casper Albers, Peter De Jong,
Brian Ostafin
Akimel CIH Practices for Mental Health Outcomes
Three/Four
15:45 - 16:00 The Integration of Yoga Breathing Techniques in Cognitive
OA12.03 Behavioral Therapy for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder:
A Randomized-Controlled Trial
Heidemarie Haller, Dietmar Mitzinger, Holger Cramer
16:00 - 16:15 Online Guided Meditation Training (Isha Kriya) Improves Symptoms
OA12.04LB of Anxiety and Depression within Two Weeks of Practice –
An Observational Study
Sepideh Hariri, Ramana Vishnubhotla, Preeti Upadhyay, Akila Rayapuraju,
Hibiki Orui, Senthilkumar Sadhasivam, Balachundhar Subramaniam
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
16:15 - 16:45 Refreshment Break with Exhibits & Poster Viewing

Komatke
16:45 - 17:30 Plenary Session 06

Akimel Three/ Chair: David Victorson
Four
PLENARY 06
A New Narrative: Creating and Sustaining Healthy Communities by
Inspiring Black Connections and Leadership in the Outdoors
Presenter: Rue Mapp, Outdoor Afro, Oakland, CA, USA
17:25 – 17:30 2023 Integrative Medicine & Health Symposium Announcement

Melinda Ring, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern
University
Scarlet Soriano, Boston University School of Medicine
17:30 - 19:00 Poster Session 02 Reception
Komatke All even-numbered posters will be presented during Poster Session 02.
You can find printed poster maps by the entry doors of the Komatke room.
19:00 – 20:30 BraveNet Practice Based Research Network Reception
Gila Monster (by invitation only)
19:00 – 20:30 Osher Collaborative Members Gathering (by invitation only)
Roadrunner
19:00 – 19:30 Poster Presenter Teardown
Komatke
19:00 Wellness Activity
Fire Pit Patio Moonlight Walk
Led by David Victorson
PROGRAM THURSDAY, MAY 26
06:30 - 07:15 Wellness Activities
Akimel Island Outdoor Yoga: Mobility/Relaxation/Meditation
Led by Selda Vildiz
Meet at Trail Walk/Run
Fire Pit Patio Led by Robert Trager
07:30 – 17:30 Registration & Information Desk

Akimel Foyer
07:30 – 17:30 Contemplative Room
Rattlesnake
07:30 - 08:15 Continental Breakfast with Exhibits
Komatke Supported by the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine
08:15 - 10:00 ISCMR Trainee Awards and Plenary Sessions 07 & 08

Akimel Three/ Chairs: Holger Cramer & Gloria Yeh
Four
08:15 – 08:30 Opening Remarks
Victoria Maizes, University of Arizona
ISCMR Trainee Awards Presentation
Holger Cramer, Department of Internal and Integrative Medicine, Evang.
THURSDAY, MAY 26
Kliniken Essen-Mitte, Faculty of Medicine, University of Duisburg-Essen
08:30 - 09:15 PLENARY SESSION 07

The Dr. Maria Verhoef ISCMR Lectureship
Global Health Policy and Integrative Medicine
Presenter: Jon Wardle, National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine,
Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia
Plenary session supported by ISCMR
Bright Future Perspectives for Integrative Medicine and Health
Panelists: Stephanie Cheng, University of California, San Francisco,
CA, USA
Marsha-Gail Davis, Piedmont Clinic/Piedmont Health System,
Newnan, GA, USA
Christine Kaiser, University Hospitals Connor Whole Health; OH,
USA
Moderated by Aviad Haramati, Georgetown University School of
Medicine, Washington, DC, USA
10:00 - 10:30 Refreshment Break
Akimel Foyer

Akimel One S25: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusiveness in Integrative Medicine and
Health: Clinical, Research, and Education Applications
Presenters: Shelley Adler, Maria Chao, Karen Fink, Paula Gardiner,
Rocio Huet, Darshan Mehta, Sonia Sosa, Doreen Stein-Seroussi,
Ariana Thompson-Lastad
Kave One S26: Eco-Wellness: Connection, Education, Health, and Preservation
of Mind, Body, and Soil
Presenters: Linda Carlson, Teresa Horton, David Victorson
Kave Two S27: Implementing Integrative Primary Care: Novel Teaching Models
and Toolkits
Presenters: Andrea Gordon, Wayne Jonas, Rebecca McEntee, Angela
Mendoza, Daphne Miller, Elena Rosenbaum
Kave Three S28: Quieting the Flames, One Breath at a Time: Integrative
Perspectives on the Use of Yoga for Healthcare Burnout
Presenters: Catherine Justice, Sat Bir Khalsa

Akimel Two Novel Approaches to CIH Research to Address Disparities
Chair: Erica Sibinga
THURSDAY, MAY 26
10:30 - 10:45 Perceived Ethnoracial Discrimination, Chronic Pain, and the

OA13.01 Explanatory Role of Depression and Sex
Akeesha Simmons, Alicia Vasquez, Kaylie Green, Marissa Ferry, Michael
Christopher, Dana Dharmakaya Colgan
10:45 - 11:00 Relative Impact of Mindfulness, Self-Compassion, and Resilience on
OA13.02 Health Outcomes in Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Adults
Marissa Ferry, Akeeha Simmons, Alicia Vasquez, Jenna Flowers,
Michael Christopher
11:00 - 11:15 Using Participatory Action Research Principles to Translate an
OA13.03 English-Language Mindfulness App into Spanish
Sebastien Nacher, Jocelyn Ocampo-Mota, Bruriah Horowitz,
Christina Sauer, Elena L. Navas-Nacher, David Victorson
11:15 - 11:30 Promoting Equitable Use of Whole Health Approaches in Diabetes
OA13.04 Management Among Veterans of Color
Elizabeth Benninger, Diane Mastnardo, Symphony Cummings,
Megan Schmidt-Sane

Akimel Two Novel Approaches to CIH Research to Address Disparities
11:30 - 11:45 Feasibility and Preliminary Efficacy of Acupuncture for Angina in
OA13.05LB Underrepresented Diverse Urban Individuals: Advancing Health Equity
Judith Schlaeger, Holli DeVon, Glorieuse Uwizeye, Hui-Yan Cai,
Amer Ardati, Joan Briller, Adhir Shroff, Mary Lynn Brecht

Akimel CIH Approaches to Improve Metabolic Conditions
Three/Four Chair: Leslie Mendoza-Temple
10:30 - 10:45 Mind and Body-based Interventions Improve Glycemic Control in
OA14.01 Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Fatimata Sanogo, Richard Watanabe, Marc Weigensberg, Keren Xu,
Victoria Cortessis
10:45 - 11:00 Changes in Patient-Reported Outcomes After Fasting and Lifestyle
OA14.02 Modification in Patients with Metabolic Syndrome: A Randomized
Controlled Trial
Holger Cramer, Romy Lauche, Christoph Hohmann, Kyung Eun-Choi
Nadia Schneider, Nico Steckhan, Florian Rathjens, Dennis Anheyer,
Anna Paul, Christel von Scheidt, Thomas Ostermann, Elisabeth
Schneider, Daniela Koppold- Liebscher, Christian S Kessler, Gustav
Dobos, Andreas Michalsen, Michael Jeitler
11:00 - 11:15 Cleveland Clinic Lifestyle Essentials: Lifestyle Medicine-focused
THURSDAY, MAY 26
OA14.03 Shared Medical Appointments for Chronic Metabolic Conditions
Stephen Dombrowski, Mladen Golubic, Jane Ehrman, James Perko,
Kristin Kirkpatrick, Dana Schneeberger, Linda Libertini, Jonathan Doyle,
Glen Taksier, Michael Rothberg, Michael Roizen, Robert Saper
11:15 - 11:30 Mindful Eating for Adherence to Carbohydrate Restriction in
OA14.04LB Diabetes: Results From the Delish Randomized, Controlled Trial
Frederick Hecht, Patricia Moran, Ashley Mason, Laura Saslow, Wendy
Hartogensis, Cindy Leung, Priyanka Wali, Sarah Kim, Veronica
Goldman, Vivian Liu, George Yeung, Elissa Epel
11:30 - 11:45 The Virtual Enhanced Lifestyles for Metabolic Syndrome Pilot Study:
OA14.05LB A Multi-component Lifestyle Intervention Program Delivered Remotely
Jacinda Nicklas, Rebecca Dawar, Kelly Karavalos, Lynda Powell
11:45 - 12:00 Using MRI and CT to Assess Changes in Visceral Adipose Tissue
OA14.06LB Following Positive Lifestyle Behavior Engagement
Sean Omara, Cheng Jiang Zhang

12:00 - 14:00 Lunch on Own
12:30 – 13:30 Film Screening: To the Stranger Who Has Loved You
Kave Two Presented by True North Treks

Akimel One S29: Development and Calibration of Precise, Informative, &
Discriminating New Self-Report Measures of Mindfulness from the
NCCIH COMMENCE Study
Presenters: Carol Greco, David Victorson
Kave One S30: Inpatient Complementary and Integrative Health Care:
Advances, Barriers, and Opportunities
Presenters: Francoise Adan, Ana Baldioli, Megan Kingsley Gale, Daniel
Gallego-Perez, Jenifer Matthews, Andrew Shubov, Ariana Thompson-
Lastad, Karen Villanueva
Kave Two S31: Sleep Away Your Pain: Complementary and Integrative Health
(CIH)-Based Sleep Modulation for Pain Relief
Presenters: Chloe Alexandre, Inna Belfer, Adam J Krause, Michael T Smith
Kave Three S32: Does Integrative Medicine Work? Patient Registries and Real
World Data Approaches to Understanding a Whole System
Intervention
Presenters: Jeffery Dusek, Suzanne Grant, Kathryn Hansen, Judith Lacey

Akimel Two CIH for Aging Related Health Conditions
THURSDAY, MAY 26
Chair: Iman Majd

14:00 - 14:15 Yoga Prevents Grey Matter Volume Decline in Women with
OA15.01 Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
Helen Lavretsky, Beatrix Krause, Prabha Siddarth, Dharma Khalsa
14:15 - 14:30 Everyday Coping Strategies for Spine Health: A Mixed-Methods
OA15.02 Exploratory Study of Midlife and Older Adults Who Use
Chiropractic Care
Anna-Marie Ziegler, Stacie Salsbury
14:30 - 14:45 A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Tai Chi Training Intervention on
OA15.03LB Interoceptive Awareness and Physical function in Older Adults
Laura Redwine, Meredith Pung, Kathleen Wilson, Jordan Kohn,
Suzi Hong

Akimel Non-Pharmacological Approaches to Chronic Pain
Three/Four Management II
Chair: Ben Kligler
14:00 - 14:15 Addressing Social Isolation and Social Support in Integrative Group
OA16.01 Visits for Chronic Pain
Shivani Bahl, Blue Walcer, Jesse Wennik, Pamela Swedlow, Maria Chao
14:15 - 14:30 Use and Effectiveness of Back Pain Treatments in Seventeen US-Based
OA16.02 Integrative Medicine Clinics
Eric Roseen, Ryung Kim, Qi Gao, Carol Greco, David Vago, Robert
Saper, Benjamin Kligler, M. Diane McKee, Jeffery Dusek
14:30 - 14:45 Mapping Evidence-Based Non-Pharmacological Modalities Across
OA16.03 Minnesota: The Non-Opioid Pain Alleviation Information Network
Project (NO PAIN MN)
Arti Prasad, Richard Printon, Miamoua Vang, Sophie Kurschner,
Jeffery Dusek
14:45 - 15:00 Cost-Effectiveness of Integrative Medicine Services on Chronic Pain
OA16.04 Management
Justin Whetten, Laura Medina, Melissa Ivers, Crystal Krabenhoft,
Jennifer Phillips

THURSDAY, MAY 26
Akimel One S33: Whole Health Across Disciplines: Connecting Emerging
Patterns from Research on Forests and Humans
Presenters: Helene Langevin, Suzanne Simard, John Weeks
Kave One S34: Cultivating a NeuroArts Ecosystem to Advance Health and
Wellbeing
Presenters: Sunil Iyengar, Ruth Katz, Susan Magsamen
Kave Two S35: Towards a WHO Federation of National Consortia on
Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine?
Presenters: Francoise Adan, Ricardo Ghelman, Rogier Hoenders, Miek Jong
Kave Three S36: The VA APPROACH Study - Assessing Pain, Patient-Reported
Outcomes and Complementary Health: Methodological Issues and
Potential Solutions
Presenters: Briana Lott, Melissa Medich, Stephanie Taylor, Joy Toyama,
Steven Zeliadt
Akimel Two Mindfulness Based Interventions
Chair: Darshan Menta
15:15 - 15:30 Investigating the Experience of an Audio-Based Mindfulness vs.
OA17.01 Control Program for Mothers with Infants in the NICU
Erica Sibinga, Suzanne Grieb, Hannah McAtee, Mike Kochan,
Tamar Mendelson
15:30 - 15:45 Effects of Mindfulness Training on Emotion Regulation and
OA17.02 Catalyzing Behavior Change
Lydia Smith, Richa Gawande, Alexander Comeau, Timonthy B.Creedon,
Benjamin Cook, Caitlyn Wilson, My Ngoc To, Todd Griswold,
Zev Schuman-Olivier
15:45 - 16:00 Mechanisms of Mindfulness in Patients with Migraine: Results of a
OA17.03LB Qualitative Study
Rebecca Erwin Wells, Paige Estave, Caitlyn Margol, Summerlyn Beeghly,
Reid Anderson, Mariam Shakir, Alexandra Coffield, Julia Byrnes,
Nathaniel O’Connell, Elizabeth Seng, Paula Gardiner
16:00 - 16:15 Comprehensive Lifestyle-Modification in Patients with Crohn’s
OA17.04LB Disease – A Randomized Controlled Trial
Jost Langhorst, Oeslem Oeznur, Christine Uecker, Ralf Reissmann,
Christoph Schlee, Nina Bauer
THURSDAY, MAY 26

Akimel Various Research Methods to Explore Integrative Health
Three/Four Chair: Leigh Frame
15:15 - 15:30 A National Survey of U.S. Physicians’ Perspectives Regarding the Use
OA18.01 of Medical Cannabis
Adena Daas, Shalena Finklea, Megan Farrell, Cherry Jiang, Gabriel Moss,
Carol Jackson, Stephanie Harris, Donald Abrams, Lynda G. Balneaves,
Heather Greenlee, Richard T. Lee
15:30 - 15:45 Patients Receiving Integrative Medicine Intervention Efficacy
OA18.02 Registry (PRIMIER): Results of the BraveNet Effectiveness Study
Jeffery Dusek, Donald Abrams, Qi Gao, Kathryn Hansen, Ryung Kim,
Ben Kligler, M Diane McKee
15:45 - 16:00 Implementation and Impact of Tele-Whole Health on Patients:
OA18.03 Provider and Patient Perspectives
Aishwarya Khanna, Juliet Wu, Eileen Dryden, Rendelle Bolton,
Stephanie Taylor, Chitra Anwar, Marla Clayman, Michael McGowan,
Danna Kasom, Barbara Bokhour, Justeen Hyde

Akimel Various Research Methods to Explore Integrative Health
Three/Four
16:00 - 16:15 Trends in Insurance Coverage for Acupuncture Therapy
OA18.04 Molly Candon, Jeffery Dusek, Arya Nielsen
16:15 - 16:30 Refreshment Break
16:30 - 17:30 Plenary Session 09 and Closing Remarks

Akimel Three/ Chair: Amy Locke
Four

The Dr. Rogers Prize Lecture
Harnessing the Wind: The Impact of Integrative Health and Medicine
Presenter: Mary Jo Kreitzer, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN,
USA
Plenary session supported by the Lotte & John Hecht Memorial Foundation
17:15 - 17:30 Closing Remarks

Gloria Yeh, Harvard Medical School
Jeffery Dusek, University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
Amy Locke, University of Utah
THURSDAY, MAY 26
Odd numbered posters will be presented in Session 01 on Tuesday, May 24, 17:30 – 19:00.
Even numbered posters will be presented in Session 02 on Wednesday, May 25, 17:30 – 19:00.
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 1: BASIC SCIENCE
P01.01 Approach versus Avoidant Coping Strategies and Antiretroviral
Therapy Adherence among Men who have Sex with Men Living with
BASIC SCIENCE
HIV and Using Substances

Jacklyn Foley, Abigail Batchelder
P01.02LB Case Report - Vitamin B 6 Toxicity
Carla Kuon, Erin Floyd
P01.03 Mindfulness and Resilience Predict Perceived Stress After Accounting
for Socioeconomic Factors
Alicia Vasquez, Joshua Kaplan, Akeesha Simmons, Ashley Eddy,
Michael Christopher

POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 2: CLINICAL RESEARCH:
ACUPUNCTURE AND TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE
P02.01 Ear Acupuncture During Chemotherapy Infusion for Symptom
Management Among Breast Cancer Patients: A Retrospective Chart Review
EunMee Yang, Weidong Lu, Anna Tanasijevic, Nicole Strauss, Jennifer Ligibel
P02.02 Acupuncture Intervention for Acute Pain in the Emergency Department
(ACUITY): a Consensus Process
Arya Nielsen, Juli Olson, Megan Quesada, Chongin Zhu, Erin Raskin,
Bobbee Vang, Jeannette Painovich, Megan Scott, Vashir J. Xiong,
Jeffery A. Dusek
P02.03 Feasibility of Acupuncture Group Visits, Ensuring Access to Care and
Modeling Sustainability
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Iman Majd
P02.04 Clinical Effects and Safety of Compound Glutamine Entersoluble Capsules
for Diarrhea-predominant Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Shi-Bing Liang, Chang-Hao Liang, Si-Hong Yang, Yu-Qi Li, Zi-Yu Tian,
Nicola Robinson, Jian-Ping Liu
P02.05 Potential Effects and Use of Chinese Herbal Medicine Pine Pollen (Pinus
pollen): A Bibliometric Analysis of Pharmacological and Clinical Studies
Shi-Bing Liang, Ning Liang, Fan-Long Bu, Bao-Yong Lai, Ya-Peng Zhang,
Hui-Juan Cao, Yu-Tong Fei, Nicola Robinson, Jian-Ping Liu
P02.09
Licensed Acupuncturists’ Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Us:
Sources and Use of Evidence to Guide Treatment With Chinese Herbal
Medicine
Belinda (Beau) Anderson, Lisa Taylor-Swanson, Melissa Zappa,
Barbara Glickstein
P02.10 The Association with Chinese Medicine Body Constitution and Harmonic
Amplitudes- Hemodynamic Status from Photoplethysmography
Yu-Min Cho, Shih-Jen Lu, Yu-Kai Chang, Ka-Kit Hui
P02.11 Traditional Chinese Medicine for Covid-19 Pandemic and Emerging
Challenges: an Online Cross-sectional Survey in China
Chun-li Lu, Ruo-xiang Zheng, Xue Xue, Xiao-wen Zhang, Xue-han Liu,
Xin-yan Jin, Merlin Willcox, Bertrand Graz, Joelle Houriet, Xiao-yang Hu,
Jian-ping Liu
17:30 - 19:00.
17:30 - 19:00.
P02.12 Traditional Chinese Medicine for Smoking Cessation: an Umbrella Review

and Meta-analysis of Randomization Controlled Trials
Chun-li Lu, Ruo-xiang Zheng, Jing-jing Jiang, Si-hong Yang, Shu-yu Qiao,
Wei-han Zhang, Yu-si Suo, Nicola Robinson, Jian-ping Liu
P02.14 Adjunctive Acupuncture within a Total Joint Replacement Program
Christine Kaiser, Francoise Adan, Theodore Gannon, Steven Fitzgerald,
Jeffery Dusek
P02.15 Diverse Perimenopausal Women’s Attitudes About and Interest in an
Integrative Group Medical Visit
Lisa Taylor-Swanson, Paula Gardiner, Julie Fritz, Kari Denae Stoddard,
Nancy Fugate Woods
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Image: Katherine Hanlon

POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 3: CLINICAL RESEARCH: HERBS AND SUPPLEMENTS
P03.01LB Efficacy and Safety of Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree Oil) For Human Health
Andrea Bugarcic, Romy Lauche, Lana Kairey, Tamara Agnew, Esther Joy Bowles,
Bronwyn Barkla, Jon Wardle
P03.02 Urinary Excretion Pattern of Xanthohumol Following 8 Weeks of Daily
Dosing in Healthy Individuals
Blake Langley, Jaewoo Choi, Thomas Metz, Fred Stevens, Ryan Bradley
P03.03 The Usage of Dietary Supplements Among Patients with Chronic Pain and
the Capture of this Data
Nandie Elhadidy, Kim Faurot, Paula Gardiner, Susan Gaylord
P03.04LB Double-blind, Placebo-controlled RCT for Efficacy and Safety of ANGOCIN®

Anti-Infect N n Adult Patients with Acute Bronchitis
Rainer Stange, Uwe Albrecht
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Image: Bundo Kim
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 4: CLINICAL RESEARCH: MANUAL THERAPIES
P04.01 The Use and Benefits of Craniosacral Therapy in Primary Health Care:
CLINICAL RESEARCH
a Prospective Cohort Study

Heidemarie Haller, Gustav Dobos, Holger Cramer
P04.02 Stroking the Soul: a Qualitative Analysis of the Subjective Effects of

Postoperative Foot Massage in Women With Breast and Ovarian Cancer
Heidemarie Haller, Michelle Kossin, Anna Paul, Holger Cramer, Gustav Dobos,
Sherko Kümmel, Philipp Harter, Andreas du Bois, Petra Voiss
P04.03 RECOVARI – Efficacy and Safety of Massage on Surgical Stress in Colorectal
Cancer Patients: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial
Paul Werthmann, Dirk Cysarz, Johannes Naumann, Monique van Dijk, Roman
Huber, Ann-Kathrin Lederer, Gunver S. Kienle
P04.04 Association Between Chiropractic Spinal Manipulative Therapy and
Benzodiazepine Prescription in Radicular Low Back Pain: A Retrospective
Cohort Study
Robert J. Trager, Zachary A. Cupler, Kayla J. DeLano, Jaime A. Perez,
Jeffery A. Dusek
P04.05
Theory-based Investigation of Behavioral Determinants to Perform Self-
administered Knee Massage in a Self-management Routine for Knee
Osteoarthritis
Donya Nemati, Niki Munk, Navin Kaushal
P04.06 Implementation of the RECOVARI Trial on Effectiveness and Safety of
Rhythmic Embrocations During the COVID19 Pandemic
Paul Werthmann, Melanie Jungbluth, Gunver Kienle, Roman Huber
P04.07 Hospital-Based Massage Therapy Interventions in Patients with Cancer:
A Retrospective Chart Review
Jill S. Cole, Carolyn Jauco-Trott, Marilyn E. Burke, Hailey B.W. Gallivan,
Jeresa F. Hammonds, Sabrina V. Brown, Esther E. Dupont-Versteegden
P04.08 Providing Alternatives for Patients at a FQHC in Washington, DC:
Integrative Medicine Services (Acupuncture & Massage Therapy) for
Chronic Pain
Louisa Howard, Jelyca Ormond, Patrick Corr, Randi Abramson,
Mikhail Kogan
P04.09 Definition and Classification for Adverse Events Following Spinal and
Peripheral Joint Manipulation and Mobilization: A Scoping Review
Katherine Pohlman, Martha Funabashi, Lindsay M Gorrell, Andrea Bergna,
Nicola R Heneghan

POSTERS
P04.10 Comparison of Care-Ally Assisted Massage vs. Waitlist Control for Veterans
with Chronic Neck Pain
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Niki Munk, Joanne K. Daggy, Erica Evans, James Slaven, Matthew Kline,
Brian Laws, Stephanie McCalley, R. Trevor Foote, Marianne S. Matthias,
Matthew J. Bair
P04.11
Mixed-Methods Examination of Comorbid Mental Health Symptomology
for Veterans with Chronic Neck Pain: A TOMCATT Study Secondary
Analysis
Samantha Zabel, Matthew Kline, Brian V. Laws, Matthew Bair, Niki Munk
P04.12 Massage Utilization during Unknown Risk: Investigating Client Affective
Characteristics and Support Domains
Mica Rosenow, Niki Munk
P04.13 Hospital-based Massage Therapy Provides Symptom Relief to Patients and
Specialized Clinical Education to Certified Massage Therapists
Carolyn Tague, Brieze Bell
P04.14 Human Touch: Perceptions of Self-efficacy From a Non-pharmacology
Treatment for Individuals Living With HIV/AIDS
Anne Weisman, Carolee Dodge Francis, Michelle Chino, Sheila Clark,
Karl Kingsley
Image: Bas Peperzak
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 5: CLINICAL RESEARCH: MIND-BODY
P05.01 Factors Associated with Successful Implementation of Worksite Mindfulness
Interventions for Acute Care Nurses
Beth Steinberg, Michele Balas, Rita Pickler, Maryanna Klatt, Sharon Tucker
P05.02 Live Video Mindfulness Program is a Safe, Feasible, and Acceptable
Intervention for Youth with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Srisindu Vellanki, Adoma Boateng, Naomi Pressman, Christina Holbein,
Erica Sibinga, Maria Mascarenhas, Lindsey Albenberg
P05.03 Meditative Movement, Heart Rate Variability and Interoception to Improve
Body Composition Among Breast Cancer Survivors: an Exploratory Analysis
Dara James, Linda Larkey
P05.04
CLINICAL RESEARCH
A Multi-centre Trial on Eurythmy Therapy and Tai Chi in Elderly Patients

with Risk of Falling (ENTAiER): a Trial Protocol
Paul Werthmann, Gunver S. Kienle, Birgit Grotejohann, Claudia Schmoor,
Klaus Kaier, Inga Steinbrenner, Sebastian Voigt-Radloff, Roman Huber
P05.05 Acceptability and Feasibility of Mindfulness Based Intervention for Anxiety
and Depression in a Community Health Center
Hyowoun Jyung, Luz Soto-Cossio, Sabrina Divekar, Anneliese German,
Noosheen Javadi, Chelsea Recor, Eve Walter
P05.06 Impact of Acute Yoga Stretching on Systemic Inflammation: A Pilot Study
Dennis Muñoz-Vergara, Kristin Schreiber, Yehui Zhu, Gloria Yeh, Pamela Rist,
Peter Wayne
P05.07 Patterns of Interaction Between Mindfulness Instructors and Primary Care
Providers Regarding Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain
Dhanesh Binda, Janice Weinberg, Natalia Morone
P05.08 Patient Specific ‘Immune Repair’ Improves Glycemic Control in Diabetes
Mellitus - Evidence For a Comprehensive Immunopathogenesis Hypothesis
Russell Jaffe, Jayashree Mani
P05.09 Self-transcendence During Mindfulness Training Decreases Clinical
Symptomology: Results from Five Randomized Clinical Trials
Adam Hanley, Eric Garland, Justin Hudak
P05.10 Mothers with Cancer: A Qualitative Investigation of the Desirability of a
Mindfulness Based Cancer Recovery Program for Coping with Role Demands
Athina Spiropoulos, Julie Deleemans, Sara Beattie, Linda Carlson
P05.11 Preoperative Pause: Comparing a Ten-minute Guided Meditation before
Surgery to Structured Silence for Reducing Patient Pre-operative Anxiety
Maryanna Klatt, Laura Phieffer, Lisa Coleman, Jacqueline Caputo,
Anne-Marie Duchemin

POSTERS
P05.12 Feasibility of a Pilot Randomized Trial of Virtual and In-Person Qigong for
Cancer Caregivers
Pinky Shani, Eli Walter, Gloria Yeh, Lorenzo Cohen, Cecile Lengacher,
Wanyi Wang, Wyona Freysteinson, Peter Wayne
P05.13 Addressing COVID-19 Challenges in a Randomised Controlled Trial on
Exercise Interventions in a High-risk Population
Paul Werthmann, Gunver Kienle, Birgit Grotejohann, Theodor Hundhammer,
Claudia Schmoor, Christoph Stumpe, Sebastian Voigt-Radloff, Roman Huber
P05.14 mHealth Platform for Mindfulness Self-Management of Chronic Pain
Perspectives of Clinicians and Patients
Diana Rinker, Niina Haas, Paula Gardiner
P05.15 Understanding the Mechanisms Through Which Mind-Body Exercise
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Promotes Physical Activity: Using Focus Groups to Refine a Mindful
Attention Script
Kristen Kraemer, Karen Kilgore, Peter Wayne, Gloria Yeh
P05.16 Development of a Yoga Treatment Protocol for Gulf War Illness (GWI)
in Veterans
Louise Mahoney, Linda Collery, Kamala Shankar, Mates Raj Majmundar,
Peter J. Bayley
P05.17 Taking a Mindful Stance: a Linear Regression Examining Pain, Protective
Factors, and Physical Functioning
Ashley Eddy, Josh Kaplan, Jenna Flowers, Mike Christopher
P05.18 Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy in Patients with Depression and
Type 2 Diabetes
Sophie Lazarus, Joshua Joseph, Alexandra Blouin, Garrett Hosterman,
Bjorn Kluwe
P05.19 How Do Multidisciplinary Orthopedic Trauma Providers Define Good
Clinical Outcomes? A Qualitative Investigation of Biopsychosocial Themes
James Doorley, Nathan Fishbein, Jonathan Greenberg, Mira Reichman,
Jafar Bakhshaie, Ana-Maria Vranceanu
P05.20 Preventing Depression Relapse: Qualitative Study on the Need for Greater
Structured Support Following MBCT
Chelsea Siwik, Shelley Adler, Patricia Moran, Willem Kuyken, Zindel Segal,
Jennifer Felder, Stuart Eisendrath, Frederick Hecht
P05.21 Impact of an 8-Week Mindfulness and Resilience Virtual Training on Stress
and Burnout for University Faculty and Staff
Conner Funke, Susan McDonald, Meriden McGraw, Harini Pallerla,
Sian Cotton
POSTERS
P05.22 Increased Sensorimotor Precision Following Treatment for PTSD
Erika Tomlinson, Julia Tang, Peter Bayley
P05.23 Mindfulness-Based Resilience Training for Aggression, Stress and Health in
Law Enforcement Officers: Multisite Feasibility Trial Preliminary Outcomes
Michael Christopher, Sarah Bowen, Ashley Eddy, Alicia Vasquez,
Nicole McCullough
P05.24 Relationships Between Parent-Reported Physical Activity and Facets of
Interoceptive Awareness in Children
Carissa Wengrovius, Suzanna Zick, Adriene M. Beltz, Erin E. Wentz,
Dale A. Ulrich, Leah E. Robinson
P05.25
Management of Chronic Spine Pain for U.S. Military Veterans during the
COVID-19 Pandemic: Development of Virtual Chiropractic and Yoga Group
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Education
Steven Huybrecht, Bridget Conboy
P05.26 Associations Between Increased Bodily Awareness and Meaningful Symptom
Improvement in a Young Adult Cancer Sample: a Mixed Methods Study
Christina Sauer, Shruti Parthasarathy, Bruriah Horowitz, David Victorson
P05.27 Optimizing Music Therapy Documentation in the Medical Setting:
An EMMPIRE Process Improvement Study
Samuel Rodgers-Melnick, Seneca Block, Rachael Rivard, Jeffery Dusek
P05.28LB Short Term Effects of Inner Engineering Completion Online Program on
Stress and Wellbeing Measures
Preeti (Upadhyay) Reed, Akshaj Joshi, Akila Rayapuraju, Isha Mishra,
Lauren Kelly, Lena Novack, Sepideh Hariri, Kestutis Kveraga,
Balachundhar Subramaniam
P05.29LB Yogic Breathing and Guided Meditation for Post-COVID Syndrome (PCS)
Preeti (Upadhyay) Reed, Akila Rayapuraju, Akshaj Joshi, Hibiki Orui,
Sepideh Hariri, Balachundhar Subramaniam
P05.30 Yoga Versus Education for Veterans With Chronic Low Back Pain:
a Randomized Controlled Trial
Eric Roseen, Adlin Pinheiro, Chelsey Lemaster, Dorothy Plumb, Shihwe Wang,
Rani Elwy, Chris Streeter, Susan Lynch, Erik Groessl, Karen Sherman,
Janice Weinberg, Robert Saper
P05.31 Assessing Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC) in a Pilot Cohort of
Patients Participating in Integrative Medical Group Visits
Isabel Roth, Bethany Kavalakatt, Malik Teidt, Jessica Barnhill, Paula Gardiner

POSTERS
P05.32
Primary Findings of a Randomized Controlled Trial Investigating
Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement for Lumbosacral
Radiculopathy
Ryan Wexler, Devon Fox, Hannah Edmond, Johnny Lemau, Danielle Zuzero,
Melissa Bollen, Diane Montenegro, Anand Parikshak, Ryan Bradley,
Heather Zwickey, Courtney Pickworth
P05.33 What are Orthopedic Healthcare Providers’ Attitudes Toward Addressing
Patient Psychosocial Factors? A Mixed-Methods Investigation
James Doorley, Mira Reichman, Jafar Bakhshaie, Victoria Grunberg,
Ana-Maria Vranceanu
P05.34 Breathing Curriculum for Stress Reduction in High School Students:
A Feasibility Randomized Controlled Trial
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Tanya Bentley, Cerena Seeber, Emily Hightower, Nathaniel Mercaldo,
Brian MacKenzie, Robert Wilson, Angela Alyssa Velasquez, Kent Lorenz
P05.35 Use of Open-loop Audio-visual Entrainment to Improve Chronic Insomnia
in Adult Dayworkers with Normal Sleep Duration
Nicholas Keown, Francisco Cidral, Patrick Porter
P05.36 Effect of Brainwave Entrainment and Transcranial Photobiomodulation on
Brainwave Power of College Golf Players
Francisco Cidral, Geraldine Perez, Eber Fontes, Patrick Porter
P05.37
Breathing Practices for Stress and Anxiety Reduction: a Systematic Literature
Review
Tanya Bentley, Nick Arce, Rachel Berman, Michelle LaFaille, Julie Mackey,
Preston Sprimont
P05.38 A Closer Look at Yoga Nidra: Early Sleep Lab Investigations
Anuja Chhabra, Erica Sharpe, Matthew P Butler, Jesse Clark-Stone,
Ramin Soltanzadeh, Ripu Jindal, Doug Hanes, Ryan Bradley
P05.39LB Effects of 4-Day Online Yoga on Ballistocardiography Based Sleep & HRV
in Indian Medical Professionals vs Randomized Waitlist Controls During
COVID-19
Praag Bhardwaj, Monika Pathania
P05.40LB Tai Chi Improves Plasma Levels of Oxylipins and Endocannabinoids in
Postmenopausal Women With Knee Osteoarthritic Pain
Chwan-Li Shen, John W Newman, Moamen M Elmassry, Kamil Borkowski,
Ming-Chien Chyu, Chanaka Kahathuduwa, Volker Neugebauer,
Bruce A Watkins
POSTERS
P05.41LB Yoga: A Non-Pharmacologic Therapy to Reduce Dinutuximab-Induced Pain
in Patient’s with Neuroblastoma
Robin Miccio, Katie Parisio, Tonia Kulp, Maureen Heil, Yimei Li, Kristen Dalton,
Cecilia Carlowicz, Rochelle Bagatell, Tracey Jubelirer
P05.42LB Yoga Therapy in the Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Stephanie Golub, Erika Vandyke, Heather Stuckey-Peyrot
P05.43LB A Mixed-Methods Study Exploring the Impact of MBSR in an Integrative
Healthcare Clinical Setting During COVID Pandemic
Theresa Van Iseghem, Lei Guo
P05.44LB Adoption of Regular Meditation Practice after Preoperative Meditation
Education among Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients
Anusha Wijeyakumar, Dr Heather Macdonald MD
CLINICAL RESEARCH
P05.45LB Yoga and Mantram for Veterans with Chronic Pain and PTSD
Erik Groessl, Carol Hafey, Miguel Prado-Nava, Rahil Hernandez,
Symone McKinnon, Danielle Casteel, Adhana McCarthy
P05.46LB We Don’t Talk About Concepts: Problems with Contemporary Mindfulness
in Medicine
Surya Pierce
P05.47LB A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Mindfulness-Based Stress
Reduction for Hypertension
Wiebke Kohl-Heckl, Christoph Geiger, Holger Cramer
P05.49LB Remotely-Delivered Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for SCAD
Survivors: Preliminary Findings of an Open Pilot Trial
Maria Lopes, Daniel Hall, Malissa Wood, Elyse Park, Zev Schuman-Olivier,
Bettina Hoeppner, Christina Luberto
P05.50LB Effects of Mindfulness Based Cancer Recovery (MBCR) on Resilience in
Cancer Survivors: A Mixed-Methods Longitudinal Study
Jane (Jung Han) Lee, Julie Deleemans, Katherine-Ann Piedalue, Mohamad
Baydoun, Linda Carlson
P05.51LB Self-Transcendent States during a Brief Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
Class Predict More Positive Participant Outcomes
Adam Hanley, Trinh Mai, Eric Garland
P05.52LB Inner Atlas Mind-body Therapy and Pain Scores
Amanda Iris Vercoe, Kori Moore-Gibsin, Malisa Szalkiewicz, Whitney James

POSTERS
P05.53LB Improvement in Migraine Disability from Mindfulness is Mediated by
Improvements in Pain Catastrophizing and Self-Efficacy
Rebecca Erwin Wells, Paige Estave, Reid Anderson, Mariam Shakir, Caitlyn
Margol, Summerlyn Beeghly, Julia Byrnes, Alexandra Coffield, Elizabeth Seng,
Nathaniel O’Connell
P05.54LB Pilot Study of Effects of Yoga Therapy & Qigong for Pain, Sleep & Mood
among ER+ Breast Cancer Survivors
Judith Fouladbakhsh, Jean Davis, Hossein Yarandi
CLINICAL RESEARCH
Image: Erik Brolin
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 6: EDUCATION RESEARCH
P06.01 Medical Student Education on Integrative Medicine: Case Study on Medical
Student Clinical Experience in Integrative Medicine over 3 years
Christopher Stoming, Gregory Shumer, Wendy Furst,
Michael Fetters, MD, MPH, MA
P06.02 IOS Program: Web-Based Training Can Significantly Improve Dietary
Supplement and Antioxidant Key Knowledge for Providing Evidence-Based
Oncology Care
Zachary O. Kadro, ND, Suzanna M. Zick, ND, MPH
P06.03 Evaluation and Evolution of an Integrative Psychiatry Curriculum
Noshene Ranjbar, Liliana Cajiao, Cara Popeski, Amelia Villagomez
P06.04 Comparable Efficacy of a Virtual Culinary Medicine Elective for
Medical Students
Veronika Grote, Melinda Ring, Fiona Fragomen
P06.05 Chiropractic Faculty Burnout Through the Lens of the Global Pandemic
Kara Burnham, Suzanne Lady, Christine Major
P06.06 Does Education and/or Experience Facilitate Primary Care Provider
Attitudes & Subsequent Complementary and Integrative Health Referrals:
A Pilot Study
Jeffery Dusek, Natalie Dyer, Francoise Adan, Stephen Zyzanski, Goutham Rao,
James Werner
EDUCATION RESEARCH
Image: National Cancer Institute

POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 7: HEALTH EQUITY AND HEALTH DISPARITIES
P07.01 Considering the Role of Religion and Spirituality in Adapting Mindfulness-
based Interventions for Black Communities
HEALTH EQUITY
Andrea Haidar, Ekene Nwosisi, Inger Burnett-Zeigler
P07.02 Patient Designed Mindfulness Mobile App: Connection, Information, and
Sharing Pain Reduction Strategies for those with Sickle Cell Disease
Jacqueline Caputo, Janet Childerhose, Brent Emerson, Marcus Williams,
Maryanna Klatt, Andrew Schamess
P07.03 Relative Impact of Mindfulness, Self-Compassion, and Resilience on Health
Outcomes in Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Adults
Marissa Ferry, Akeeha Simmons, Alicia Vasquez, Jenna Flowers, Michael Christopher
P07.04 Understanding Barriers to Uptake of Integrative Oncology among Black
Patients with Cancer
Chanda Williams, Sorbarikor Piawah, Chloe Atreya, Dalila Stanfield,
Kendall Levine
P07.05 Assessment of Healthcare Professionals’ Wellbeing During a Peak of the
COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States
Natalie Dyer, Francoise Adan, Tyler Barnett, Jeffery Dusek
P07.06 Exploring Spinal Diagnoses and Complementary and Integrative Health Use
Among Sexual and Gender Minority Adults in the Department of Veterans
Affairs
Joseph Goulet, Anthony Lisi, Allison Warren, Brian Coleman, Qing Zeng,
Cynthia Brandt
P07.07 A Qualitative Analysis of Barriers & Facilitators to Non-Pharmacological
Modalities Across Minnesota: Views from Patients, Clinicians, Administrators
Richard Printon, Arti Prasad, Miamoua Vang, Sophie Kurschner, Jeff Dusek
P07.08 Wellness Education to Support Behavioral Health for Children in
Underserved Communities: Expanding our Wellness Equity for a Healthy
Life Program
Robin Miccio, Tiffany Silliman Cohen, Maria Mascarenhas, Lisa Squires
P07.09 Preventing Mindfulness from being “Lost in Translation” for Spanish Speakers:
Considerations for Translation, Adaptation, and Implementation
Jocelyn Ocampo-Mota, Sebastien Nacher, Bruriah Horowitz, Christina Sauer,
Elena L. Navas-Nacher, David Victorson
P07.10LB Navigating Harm Through Lovingkindness: A Community-Engaged
Qualitative Study With Diverse Meditators During COVID-19
Ariana Thompson-Lastad, Shah Noor Hussein, Jessica Harrison, Xiaoyu
Zhang, Mushim Ikeda, Maria Chao, Shelley Adler, Helen Weng
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 8: HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
P08.01 The Evolution of Outpatient Chronic Pain Management Programs:
A Mapping Review
Karen Westervelt, Kathryne Gutekunst, Michael McCormack, Marilyn Ong,
Andrew Sawtell, Sadie Thompson
P08.02 Levels of Burnout among Nurses During the COVID-19 Pandemic and
Preference for Stress Management Strategies
Pinky Shani, Teresa McIntyre, Lisa Welty, Mary Love, Scott McIntyre, Pat Taylor
P08.03 Interest in Mindfulness Training for Chronic Low Back Pain: Results from a
Vignette-driven, Web-based Survey of Patients
Karen Sherman, Robert Wellman, Salene Jones, Cara Lewis
HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
P08.04 Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Improve Implementation of

Mindfulness in People with Chronic Low Back Pain
Salene Jones, Karen Sherman, Zoe Bermet, Lorella Palazzo, Cara Lewis
P08.05 An Experimental Study to Improve Intentions to Adopt Mindfulness-based
Stress Reduction in Chronic Low Back Pain Patients
Salene Jones, Karen Sherman, Cara Lewis
P08.06 Listening to The Voices of Nurses: Lessons on Implementing an Integrative
Health Program at an Academic Medical Center
Peri Rosenfeld, Taryn De Sio Garber
P08.07 Smart Technology and the Meaning of Life During the Covid-19 Pandemic:
a Cross-national Study
Sofia von Humboldt, Neyda Ma. Mendoza-Ruvalcaba, Elva Dolores Arias-Merino,
Andrea Costa, Emilia Cabras, Gail Low, Isabel Leal
P08.08 Negative Emotions Associated with Self-growth Among Older Adults During
the COVID-19 Pandemic
Sofia von Humboldt, Neyda Ma. Mendoza-Ruvalcaba, Elva Dolores Arias-Merino,
José Alberto Ribeiro-Gonçalves, Emilia Cabras, Gail Low, Isabel Leal
P08.09 Chiropractic Care for Fall Prevention in Our Aging Society: Rationale, State
of the Evidence, and a Research Agenda
Weronika Grabowska, Wren Burton, Matthew Kowalski, Cynthia Long,
Robert Vining, Anthony Lisi, Dennis Muñoz-Vergara, Peter Wayne
P08.10 Patterns of Care Following Emergency Department Visits for Spine Disorders:
A Pilot Study Utilizing Insurance Claims
Brian Anderson, W. Steve McClellan
P08.11 Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Older Adults and Adjustment to Aging
Sofia von Humboldt, Francis Carneiro, Isabel Leal

POSTERS
P08.12
Association of an Employee Wellness Program with Biomarkers and
Biometrics of Human Health Capital and Aging: Cleveland Clinic 10 Year
Experience
Michael Roizen, Mladen Golubic, Stephen Dombrowski, Dana Schneeberger,
Pei-Chun Yu, Linda Libertini, Jonathan Doyle, Jeffrey Phillips, Steven Lipsky,
Jill Auerbach, Glen Taksler, Robert Saper, Keith Roach, Bruce Rogen,
Rajan Kumar, Michael Crupain, Michael Rothberg
P08.13 Use of a Low Back Pain Electronic Health Record Tool in a Multisite
Pragmatic Randomized Clinical Trial
Gregory Roytman, Kei-Hoi Cheung, Harini Bathulapalli, Christine Goertz,
Cynthia Long, Anthony Lisi

P08.14 Analysis of the Multidisciplinary Team: Experience of Integrative Medicine
in an Oncology-Hematologic and Bone Marrow Transplantation Center
Maria Ester Azevedo Massola, Cinthya Correa, Nelson Hamerschlak
P08.15 A Pilot Feasibility Study of a Virtual Group Drumming Intervention for
Cancer-related Fatigue and Anxiety
Shelley White, Gary Donaldson, Debra Burns, Lee Ellington, Jared Rawlings,
Kathi Mooney
P08.16 How Many Patients Starting CIH Therapies Have Chronic Musculoskeletal
Pain and How to Identify Such Pain in Electronic Health Records?
Xiaoyi Zhang, Joy Toyama, Gang Luo, Stephanie L. Taylor, Steven B. Zeliadt
P08.17 Development of a Survey for Quantifying Patient’s Use of Complementary
and Integrative Health Therapies
Briana Lott, Claudia Der-Martirosian, Rani Elwy, Steven Zeliadt, Stephanie Taylor
P08.18 A Systematic Review of Practice-Based Research of Complementary and
Integrative Health Interventions in Clinical Settings on Quality of Life
Natalie Dyer, Jessica Surdam, Roshini Srinivasan, Ankita Agarwal, Jeffery Dusek
P08.19 VA Employee Engagement in Pilot Employee Whole Health Well-Being
Labor-Mapping Program
Tamara Schult, Kavitha Reddy, Chris Gray, John Finnell
P08.20 Employee Whole Health in the Veterans Health Administration (VHA):
Assessing Progress and Measuring Impact
Tamara Schult, Kavitha Reddy, David Mohr
P08.21 Improving Healthcare Worker Resilience Through Burnout Prevention:
A Psychology Fellow Interdisciplinary Training Project
Shari Altum, Abby Kelty, Stephanie Downard-Navarro
POSTERS
P08.22 Whole Health Options in Pain Education (wHOPE): A Multi-Site Pragmatic
Trial of a VA Whole Health Team Approach to Pain Management in Veterans
Karen Seal, William Becker, Jennifer Murphy, Aaron Martin, Kavitha Reddy,
Theresa Van Iseghem, Benjamin Morasco, Daniel Bertenthal, Allan Chan,
Tammy Lee, Nicole Mccamish
P08.23 Barriers and Motivators for Smoking Cessation in Chinese Patients With
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Ying-ying Zhang, Wen-tao Tang, Hong Zhang, Jian-ping Liu
P08.24 Complementary and Integrated Health Therapies in VA: Patient-Reported
Outcomes of Health and Well-Being.
Melissa Medich, Marlena H. Shin, Michael McGowan, Danna R. Kasam,
Briana Lott, Steven B. Zeliadt, Stephanie L. Taylor

P08.25 Challenges of Conducting Osteoarthritis Quality Improvement Project in an
Integrative Clinic During COVID-19
Scott Mist, James Carson, Kim Mauer, Sarah Feller, Nate Spence, Sue Sporrer,
Ryan Fowler
P08.26 Veteran Experiences with Virtually Delivered Whole Health Services:
Cross-Sectional Survey Findings from the Veterans Health Administration
Bella Etingen, Stephanie L. Taylor, Anna Barker, Susan E. Stockdale, Briana Lott,
Alexander Kloehn, Christine Deeney, Marissa Wirth, Timothy P. Hogan,
Jamie Patrianakos, Barbara G. Bokhour
P08.27 Understanding Priorities for Crohn’s Disease after Hospitalization:
Patient and Provider Perspectives
Cameron Niven, Maria Chao
P08.28 Diabetes Basic Training Program: Empowering Veterans for Wellness
Jennifer Phillips, Brock Partlow, Alli Duncan, Olivia Robinson, Hideki Scherb,
Jalean Jalean Heikenfeld, Michael Bruner, Shari Altum
P08.29 ‘Cooking with Plants’- Culinary Medicine Capstone Experience to Build
Community Engagement
Baley Kynaston, Rachael Clark, Karishma Shah, Theresa Dvorak, Tricia Petzold,
Amy Locke
P08.30 Veteran Engagement in Well-being Programming in the VA Whole Health
System of Care Prior to and During COVID-19 Operations
Alison Whitehead, Cassandra Griffin, John Finnell
P08.31 Anti-inflammatory Pantry Kit: Delivering Foods for Chronic Pain to the
Patient’s Kitchen
Cara Feldman-Hunt, Emily Clairmont

POSTERS
P08.32 Revisiting Priorities and Evaluating Progress in Massage Therapy Research
for the Health of Canadians
Donelda Gowan, Amanda Baskwill, Ania Kania-Richmond, Bryn Sumpton,
Stacey Nielson, Bodhi Haraldsson
P08.33LB Association between Cervical Artery Dissection and Spinal Manipulative
Therapy among Medicare Beneficiaries – A Case Control Study
James Whedon, Curtis Petersen, Zhongze Li, William Schoelkopf,
Scott Haldeman, Todd MacKenzie, Jon Lurie
P08.34LB Effect of Lay Advisor Interventions on Lifestyle Behaviors in Patients with
Hypertension: A Systematic Review
Irina Todorov, Virshwa Bhayani, Gwen Wilson, Sonal Patil

P08.35LB Quality Improvement: Licensed Acupuncturist National Standard of
Practice Effort in Veterans Health Administration
Joli Olson, Michael Anderson, Jutta Gassner, Steph Gregory, Silvia Olvera,
Justin Shin, Patrick Sonnenberg
P08.36LB Utilization Patterns of Integrative Medicine Modalities Among Patients
With Obesity in the PREMIER Study
Jacinda Nicklas, Paula Gardiner, Jennifer Carroll, Eric Roseen, Jeffery Dusek
P08.37LB Use of Chiropractic Care in a Large Healthcare System in 2019: A Case Study
Andrew Bang, Chad Adams, Thomas Torzok, Stephen Dombrowski,
Jonathan Doyle, Eric Roseen, Robert Saper
POSTERS
POSTER TOPIC 9: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
P09.01 Collecting Treatment Data Efficiently in Acupuncture Trials: Standards for
Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture Meets Technology
Karen Sherman, Arya Nielsen, Douglas Kane
P09.02 Determining the Completeness of Reporting in Systematic Reviews in Yoga
for Health
Kelli Bethel, Marlysa Sullivan, Hallie Faciszewski, Stephanie Ballis,
Austin Miller, L.Susan Wieland
P09.03 From Anecdotal Evidence to Scientific Case Reports - the Example of an
Integrative Medicine Case Report Project
Helmut Kiene, Gunver S. Kienle
P09.04 Semantic Web Demonstration of Medicinal Plants and Traditional Chinese
Medicine From the Perspective of Integrated Medicine
Chenhao He
P09.05
Quantitative Evaluation of Digitized Images of Tai Chi/Qigong Performance
Associated with Changes in Blood Flow Measured by Laser Doppler
Flowmetry
Shin Lin, Shreyansh Mehta, Caitlin Lee, Andy Nhan, Priscila Herrera,
Anthony Truong, Edson Ortega
P09.06LB Multisite Recruitment for a Positive Psychological Intervention for Patients
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
with Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain: LARKSPUR

Veronika Grote, Casey D. Xavier Hall, Elizabeth L. Addington, Jeffery A Dusek,
Jennifer K Carroll, Lauren S Grossman, Carrie E Brintz, Judith T. Moskowitz

POSTER TOPIC 10: OTHER RESEARCH

P10.01 Are Acupoints “Hot Spots”? A Systematic Review of Thermal Assessments of
OTHER RESEARCH
Acupoints in Healthy vs. Clinical Populations
EunMee Yang, Weidong Lu, Dennis Munoz-Vergara, Esme Goldfinger,
Vitaly Napadow, Andrew Ahn, Peter Wayne
P10.02 Are Acupoints Sensitized in Pathological Conditions? A Systematic Review
of Pain Sensitivity Assessments of Acupoints
EunMee Yang, Dennis Muñoz Vergara, Esme Goldfinger, Peter Wayne
P10.03 Exploring Healthcare Leaders’ Descriptions of Implementing Mindfulness
in the Workplace During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Kristin Jamieson
P10.04 Increasing Access to Integrative Oncology in a Urology Setting:
A Quality Improvement Pilot
Alondra Hurtado, Sima Porten, Sanjay Reddy, Maria Chao
P10.05 US Acupuncture Profession Planning Project: Quantitative Workforce Study
Jennifer Stone, Lisa Conboy, Beth Howlett, Susan Veleber, Arya Nielsen
P10.06 US Acupuncture Profession Planning Project: Qualitative Interviews
Jennifer Stone, Lisa Conboy, Beth Howlett, Susan Veleber, Arya Nielsen
P10.07 Binge Eating Disorder Treatment Barriers: Modified Delphi Panel Findings
Brenna Bray, Christine E. Bray, Ryan Bradley, Heather Zwickey
P10.08 Complementary and Integrative Health Interventions for Binge Eating
Disorder: Findings from a Modified Delphi Panel
Brenna Bray, Christine E. Bray, Ryan Bradley, Heather Zwickey
P10.09 Using Elimination Diet to Treat Migraine Headaches in VA Primary Care Clinics
Meena Visvanathan, Alice Fann
P10.10 Remote, Virtual Yoga: Benefits and Suggestions for Protocols and Applications
Deirdre Denholm, Nina Popovski, Judith Fouladbakhsh
P10.11 The Chemo-Gut Pilot Study: Associations between Gastrointestinal and
Psychosocial Symptoms, Gut Microbiota and Cortisol in Young Adult
Cancer Survivors
Julie Deleemans, Faye Chleilat, Mohamad Baydoun, Raylene A. Reimer,
Katherine-Ann Piedalue, Jan-Willem Henning, Linda E. Carlson
P10.12 Ayurveda Practice during COVID-19 - Lessons from a Cross Sectional Survey
S. Prasad Vinjamury, Jennifer Noborikawa
P10.13LB Evaluation of Plasma, Salivary and Tear Levels of Vitamin D3
Renato Leça, Giovanna Jorge, Lai Tsun, Edimar Pereira, Glaucia Veiga, Carla
Scorza, Fulvio Scorza, Ana Luisa Hofling-Lima, Glaucia Veiga, Fernando Fonseca
POSTERS
P10.14 Barriers and Facilitators to Smoking Cessation: a Qualitative Study of
Healthy Chinese Smokers
Ruo-xiang Zheng, Chun-li Lu, Shu-yu Qiao, Xin-yan Jin, Xuehan Liu,
OTHER RESEARCH
Yue Jiang, Xue Xue, Nicola Robinson, Jian-ping Liu

P10.15 Chinese Herbal Remedy Tangcao Tablets for the Treatment of HIV/AIDS:
a Systematic Review of Controlled Clinical Trials
Ruo-xiang Zheng, Xun Li, Jing Li, Zhen-wei Liu, Feng Jiang, Nicola Robinson,
Jian-ping Liu
P10.16LB The Impact of Tai Chi Chuan on Childhood Asthma: A Systematic Review
Josiane dos Santos
P10.17 Acupuncture Research Dissemination: Advocacy Initiative for Literacy
Jennifer Stone, Arya Nielsen, Lisa Conboy, Susan Veleber, Beth Howlett
P10.18 Pediatric Oncologists’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs about Pediatric
Integrative Oncology Programming in an Academic Medical Center
Holly Spraker-Perlman, Allison Ast, Amy Ly
P10.19 Circadian Patterns and Day-Night Differences in Heart Rate Dynamics
Yan Ma, Mei-Chu Chang, Daniel Litrownik, Peter Wayne, Gloria Yeh
P10.20 Chinese Herb Patrinia herba (Bai jiang cao) and its Compounds for Acute
Respiratory Tract Infections: a Systematic Review of Clinical Studies
Ruo-xiang Zheng, Ze-yu Yu, Chen Shen, Merlin Willcox, Jeanne Trill,
Michael Moore, Xiao-yang Hu, Jian-ping Liu
P10.21LB Brain Health and Wellness Virtual Shared Medical Appointment (vSMA)
to Improve Cognitive Function and Overall Health: A Pilot Study
Sandra Darling, Stephen Dombrowski, Jonathan Doyle, Robert Saper
P10.22 The S3 Study: Self-treatment of Symptoms affecting Quality of Life of Older
Adults: A Community-based Survey
Judith Fouladbakhsh, Julia Paul, Deirdre Denholm, Nina Popovski,
Cecilia Saenz-Roby, Kim Holka, Patricia Cameron, Hossein Yarandi
P10.23 Therapeutic Pluralism Policies in Latin America: Advances, Gaps, and
Opportunities towards Inclusive, People-Centered Health Care Systems
Daniel Gallego Perez, Eugene Declercq, Ph.D., Veronika Wirtz, Ph.D.,
Robert Saper, MD, MPH, Linda Barnes, Ph.D., Jon Wardle, Ph.D.
P10.24 Systematic Review of Specialized Diets for Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Abdul Kalaiger, Rylea Ranum, Hannah Alberts, Loren Toussaint, Ann Vincent,
Sanjeev Nanda

POSTERS
P10.25 Stressors and Resilience in Children with Food Intolerances: Implications
for Integrative Practice
Olivia Lee, Robin Ortiz, Maria Mascarenhas, Katherine Umhoefer,
OTHER RESEARCH
Terri Brown-Whitehorn, Amy Dean, Jessi Erlichman
P10.26 An Investigation of Tracking Technology in the Setting of an Established
Exercise Program for Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease
Sarah Ingersoll, Kenneth Hayashida, Kristin Mendenhall
P10.27LB Mild Whole-Body Hyperthermia Reduces Pain Intensity in Patients With
Fibromyalgia Syndrome– A Randomised Sham-Controlled Trial
Jost Langhorst, Anna Koch, Christina Kehm, Oezlem Oeznur, Winfried Haeuser
P10.28LB Assessing Completeness of Reporting of Movement-Based Mind-Body
Interventions in Cancer Survivors: A Review of Randomized Controlled Trials
Cindy Liu, Jasmine Deng, Weijun Zhang, Kakit Hui
P10.30LB Integrative Medicine and Health – A Thematic Synthesis and Mapping of its
History, Evolving Definition and Core Values
Thais Salles Araujo, Justin Laube
P10.31LB The Effects of Kefir Consumption on Human Health: A Systematic Review
of Randomized Controlled Trials
Romy Lauche, Bradley Leech, Fatima El-Assadd, Andrea Bugarcic,
Drew Dawson, Lana Kairey
P10.32LB Using a Learning Health System to Optimize the Clinical Care of Patients
with Chronic Illness Treated with a Functional Medicine Approach
Maria Vera-Nunez
P10.33LB Impact of Telemedicine on Patient Experience at an Academic Integrative
Medicine Practice
Ellen Meltzer, Laurie Wilshusen, Amy Sherman, Racquel Strader, Barbara
Thomley, Denise Millstine, Jon Tilburt, Heather Fields, Larry Bergstrom,
David Patchett
P10.34LB Movement-Based Mind-Body Interventions in Cancer Patients During
Treatment: A Review of Randomized Controlled Trials
Jasmine Deng, Cindy Liu, Weijun Zhang, Ka-Kit Hui
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investigation, the fundamental science, usefulness, and safety of comple-
mentary and integrative health approaches and their roles in improving
health and health care.
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more than 300 professional brands, the broadest selection of wellness
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George Family Foundation
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body, spirit, and community by developing authentic leaders and sup-
porting transformative programs serving the common good. It has been
actively engaged in the area of Whole-Person Health and Wellbeing for
more than two decades, with an aspiration to: Empower people to take
charge of their health and wellbeing and to flourish in their lives; Foster
an integrative and proactive model of healthcare that places the individ-
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and support; and Ensure meaningful opportunities and choices for
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solutions, systems change, and organizational transformation until the
planned sunset in 2024, after 30 years of grantmaking.
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Weil Foundation
In its operations, the Weil Foundation seeks to express the values under-
lying integrative medicine and the best practices of philanthropy. The
Foundation makes grants primarily to medical schools and other non-
profit healthcare organizations, and since 2005 has awarded close to $9
million to integrative medicine programs.
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and Alternative Medicine is a $250,000 prize awarded every two years to
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Academy of Pediatric Integrative Medicine
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Integrative Medicine for the Underserved (IM4US)
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project of Tides Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. IM4US is
dedicated to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in health care. Through
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community of diverse health practitioners working with underserved
communities.
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Institute of Oriental Medicine (KIOM). The journal is a quarterly,
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research in integrative medicine, traditional medicine, and complemen-
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Psychiatry Redefined, LLC
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treat the root cause of psychiatric disorders, providing patients with new
hope for recovery.
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Society for Integrative Oncology
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of people affected by cancer.
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Ardmore Institute of Health
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International Society for Traditional, Complementary and Integrative
Medicine Research (ISCMR)
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Integrative Medicine Research (ISCMR) is an international professional,
multidisciplinary, non-profit scientific organization that is devoted to
fostering the development and dissemination of new knowledge in
Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine.
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Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health
The Academic Consortium is the organizational home for more than 75 of the world’s most
prestigious academic medical centers and health systems dedicated to integrative medicine
and health through education, research and clinical practice. Founded in 1999 by eight aca-
demic health centers (Duke University, Harvard University, Stanford University, University
of California, San Francisco, University of Arizona, University of Maryland, University of
Massachusetts, and the University of Minnesota), the Academic Consortium represents thou-
sands of scientists, educators, clinicians, and other health professionals who share this vision:
A transformed healthcare system promoting integrative medicine and health for all.
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Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine (AIHM)

The Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine (AIHM) is an interprofessional community of
healthcare providers, researchers and academics united by the shared value of treating the whole
person – mind, body, spirit, community, and planet. We are an organization that unifies the
diverse voices of traditional, complementary, and integrative health (TCIH). Individuals and
organizations that join AIHM are committed to the highest level of scientific rigor in TCIH
globally. Together we are creating a healthy world for humanity and the planet.
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Academy of Pediatric Integrative Medicine

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American Board of Integrative Medicine

The American Board of Integrative Medicine® (ABOIM) provides physicians who practice
integrative medicine the means to demonstrate that they have mastered the core compe-
tencies necessary to provide the best medical care possible. Integrative medicine focuses on
the whole person, with decisions about prevention and treatment made based on medical
evidence.
www.aboim.org
Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine

The Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine is leading the transformation of health
care by training a new generation of health professionals and by empowering individuals and
communities to optimize health and wellbeing through evidence-based, sustainable, integra-
tive approaches.
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Braintap
BrainTap® is leading the way in brainwave entrainment technology. With a library of more
than 1,800 guided-audio programs and creative visualization processes, BrainTap® trains your
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Cochrane Complementary Medicine

The Cochrane Complementary Medicine Field is part of Cochrane, an international
nonprofit that publishes systematic reviews of healthcare interventions. The Field supports
systematic reviews of complementary, alternative and integrative therapies and serves as a
link between Cochrane and researchers, practitioners, and consumers with an interest in
integrative therapies.
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Duke Health and Well-Being

The Duke Leadership Program in Health and Well-Being is a one-year, online, leadership
development and business mentoring program that teaches the knowledge and skills neces-
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future of integrative care. Emerson Ecologics offers more than 300 professional brands, the
broadest selection of wellness products, educational resources, and technology, like Wellevate,
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practitioners and look forward to serving you and supporting the practice of healthy living.
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GeneSavvy
GeneSavvy is a start-up company that is aiming to create a new standard for genetic testing
& analysis. Our test uses whole exome and whole mitochondrial genome NGS technology
and a proprietary bioinformatics pipeline to generate reports that give integrative healthcare
providers actionable insights into the root cause of disease.
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Global Advances in Health and Medicine
Global Advances is the peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by the Academic
Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health. The journal is dedicated to facilitating
implementation of evidence-based integrative care, inspiring dialogue and innovation and
advancing transformative, whole health care worldwide. The journal strives to bring rigorous
and original research to a global community in healthcare and foster whole systems thinking
and greater visibility for the work of those who are expanding the boundaries of integrative
medicine and health.
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is an experience. It’s a place where passionate, open-minded, dedicated and caring students,
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Maryland University of Integrative Health

Maryland University of Integrative Health is one of the leading academic institutions for
integrative health in the nation. Since 1974, MUIH has educated and informed practitioners
and leaders in health and wellness through transformative, relationship-centered graduate
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National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching
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by establishing professional standards and collaborative partnerships. We also provide the
board exam for health & wellness coaches in partnership with the National Board of Medical
Examiners.
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Naturepedic
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Osher Collaborative
The Osher Collaborative for Integrative Health comprises an international group of nine
academic Centers funded by The Bernard Osher Foundation to study, teach, and practice
integrative healthcare. The Osher Collaborative amplifies the collective impact of the nine
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Regenative Labs
Regenative Lab’s mission is to facilitate predictable patient outcomes by providing the highest
quality human tissue allografts available. With the goal of addressing root causes rather than
masking pain, Regenative Labs birth tissue allografts provide a non-addictive, non-invasive
option for patients. Our state-of-the-art production facility is located in Pensacola, Florida.
RLT
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stand the importance of educating you on the most effective ways to take care of your body.
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EXHIBITOR GUIDE
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MEMBERS
MEETING
MEMBERS MEETING CHAIRS
WELCOME
Greetings Academic Consortium Members,
As we find ourselves returning to a much-welcomed communal format of in person con-
nection, we hope the day of events provides you each the opportunity to reunite with one
another. As a whole, we have learned the importance of these shared moments and have
structured the day to balance learning, self-care, and experientials in aims to reignite and
rekindle our passion for integrative health.
The day will include rich learning opportunities and moments to experience authentically
engaging content in the company of fellow Academic Consortium colleagues. You will find
yourself in both familiar and new platforms of learning as we engage SIG leaders and mem-
bers in presenting content that spans the full scope of our academic mission.
We sincerely wish that you immerse yourself in a day that provides remembrance to your
guiding passion, curiosity, and sense of adventure as we spend this time together.
Truly,
Seneca Block, MA, MT-BC
2022 Members Meeting Co-chair
MEMBERS MEETING
Anne Weisman, PhD

2022 Members Meeting Co-chair
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV
General Information
Registration
Members Meeting Registration & Information Desk Hours
The Members Meeting Registration & Information Desk is located in the Akimel Foyer and
will be staffed during the following times:
◆ Saturday, May 21 16:30 – 18:30
◆ Sunday, May 22 07:30 – 13:00
Registration for the Members Meeting is limited to Academic Consortium members. Wear
your name badge at all times.
Members Meeting Evaluation
We value your feedback and invite you to complete the Members Meeting
online evaluation by Friday, June 10, 2022.

MEMBERS MEETING
Members Meeting Experiential Opportunities
Outdoor Yoga
Sunday, May 22, 06:30–07:15
Akimel Island
Sat Bir Khalsa will lead this beginner’s level yoga practice appropriate for those who have
never practiced but still beneficial for regular practitioners. It will include some simple physi-
cal postures and exercises, simple breath regulation, deep relaxation, and meditation practice
from the Kundalini Yoga style. First come, first served.
Interpretive Trail Walk

Sunday, May 22, 06:30–07:15
Meet in the Main Lobby
Start your day with a 2.5 mile walk on the Sheraton’s desert interpretive trail that highlights
the history and significance of the indigenous plant life of the Gila River Indian Community
led by Amy Locke. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and water as the Arizona sun can be intense!
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Nature & Health Special Interest Group.
MEMBERS MEETING
Live Music
Sunday, May 22, 17:15–18:30
Beehive Patio
Close out the 2022 Members Meeting by mingling with your peers and enjoying live music
by Seneca Block, Libby Gill, and Sam Rodgers-Melnick, University Hospitals Connor Whole
Health Music Therapy’s trio. Hearty hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served.
Reception supported by Emerson Ecologics: a Fullscript company.
Music hosted by the Academic Consortium Expressive Therapies Special Interest Group.
Image: Mason Field
MEMBERS MEETING
Members Meeting Meals/Functions
The following meals and refreshments are included with your Members Meeting registration.
Name badges should be worn at all times during all Members Meeting functions to ensure
access.
Saturday, May 21
17:00 – 18:30 Meet & Greet Reception ��Akimel Foyer
Sunday, May 22
07:30 – 08:30 Breakfast................................................................................ Akimel Four
07:30 – 08:30 Welcome Breakfast for First-Time Attendees
& New Members �� Coyote
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch with SIGs and Committees �� Akimel Four
17:15 – 18:30 Closing Reception.................................................................Beehive Patio
MEMBERS MEETING
Image: Eniko Kis

PROGRAM MEMBERS MEETING
Members Meeting is limited to Academic Consortium members only and requires separate
registration and fee.
Saturday, May 21
16:30 – 18:30 Members Meeting Registration............................................. Akimel Foyer
17:00 – 18:30 Meet & Greet Reception ��Akimel Foyer
Sunday, May 22
06:30 – 07:15 Experiential Activities

Outdoor Yoga
Led by Sat Bir Khalsa �� Akimel Island
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Yoga Therapy Special Interest Group

Interpretive Trail Walk
Led by Amy Locke.................................................... Meet in Main Lobby
Hosted by the Academic Consortium Nature & Health Special Interest Group
MEMBERS MEETING
07:30 – 13:00 Members Meeting Registration..............................................Akimel Foyer
07:30 – 08:30 Networking Breakfast �� Akimel Four
07:30 – 08:30 Welcome Breakfast for First-Time Attendees

& New Members �� Coyote
New to the Academic Consortium or want a refresh on the benefits of
membership? Join your colleagues for an informative session on getting
the most out of your membership.
08:30 – 09:45 Welcome! What’s Your Passion for Integrative Medicine and Health?
View From the Treetops �� Akimel Four
The Academic Consortium Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Taskforce
will lead us through an engaging process that will create a space for us
to connect, get to know new members and inspire each other to dream
big throughout the rest of our day together and in the year to come as a
community.
09:45 – 10:30 State of the Consortium �� Akimel Four
11:00 – 12:00 Whole Health: Transforming Vision into Action �� Akimel Four
Panelists: Janet Clark, Tracy Gaudet, Christine Goertz, Helene Langevin
Moderator: Kathryn Hansen
Hear from national experts about what’s on the cutting edge of actualizing
whole health and whole person care. This panel will address how whole
health is defined in various contexts, share insights on what the infrastruc-
ture of whole health looks like from a systems lens and how these institu-
tions are measuring the impact of this approach on population health.
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch with SIGs and Committees �� Akimel Four
MEMBERS MEETING
Engage in conversation over lunch at tables hosted by members of the

Academic Consortium’s Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and Committees
from 12:00-13:00. Tables will be marked with the group name. Open to all.
13:00 – 13:45 Self-Care Break

Take a little self-care time before the afternoon sessions begin.
13:45 – 14:30 Knowledge Exchange Breakout Sessions & Experientials

Share wisdom, learn from others, and connect with those who have simi-
lar interests at one of these sessions offered by the Academic Consortium
Special Interest Groups.
Integrative Health Coaching �� Buzzard
Presenter: Karen Lawson
Learn what academic centers are doing in the areas of health coach
training programs (clinical services and research), national standards and
competency guidelines, and the status of billing codes for individual and
group health coaching.

13:45 – 14:30 Knowledge Exchange Breakout Sessions & Experientials

Integrative Mental Health and Mindfulness-based
Interventions................................................................................Coyote
Presenters: Noshene Ranjbar, Sophie Lazarus
This experiential will be offered through mindfulness and integrative
mental health SIGs. The session will feature a series of mind-body practices
paired with a presentation of curated resources for integrative psychiatry
training and networking. Participants are encouraged to engage actively in
the experience and participate in an open discussion around the presented
material.
Expressive Therapies �� Eagle

Presenter: Seneca Block
Music therapy practice and techniques for non-music therapists. This
MEMBERS MEETING
session will discuss the therapeutic benefits of “music medicine” and steps
that may be taken to incorporate music into areas of clinical practice.
Practice-Based Research �� Gila Monster

Presenter: Jeffery Dusek
This session will provide an overview of the early results of BraveNet’s
large practice-based research effort called PRIMIER, demonstrating the
potential impact this type of research could have across a group like the
Academic Consortium.
14:45 – 16:00 Where Have We Been? Revisiting Our Roots �� Akimel Four
Panelists: Tracy Gaudet, Aviad Haramati, Benjamin Kligler, Mary Jo
Kreitzer, Victoria Maizes
Moderator: Samantha Simmons
Join us as we engage in discussion with a subgroup of those who sought
to improve the lives of others through the creation of the Academic
Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health. This discussion will
present an opportunity to share a deep reflection of our shared mission
in consideration of our beginning. Storytelling traditions surrounding
the origins of communities of people have been common since the dawn
of humanity. We will seek to discern how our roots can be extended
creatively and effectively to sustain our work today, take heart in knowing
we are not alone on this journey and get an infusion of inspiration to
remain committed to who we are called to be and what we are called to
do today in advancing integrative health.
16:00 – 16:30 Vision for the Future: Awards & Closing Remarks............. Akimel Four
MEMBERS MEETING
16:45 – 17:15 Institutional Representative Meeting �� Akimel Four

17:15 – 18:30 Closing Reception ��Beehive Patio
Close out the 2022 Members Meeting by mingling with your peers and
enjoying live music by Seneca Block, Libby Gill, and Sam Rodgers-
Melnick, University Hospital Connor Whole Health Music Therapy’s
trio. Hearty hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served.
Reception supported by Emerson Ecologics: a Fullscript company. Music hosted
by the Academic Consortium Expressive Therapies Special Interest Group.

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM MEMBERS
As of March 15, 2022
» Advocate Aurora Health » University of Arizona
» AHN Integrative Health » University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
» Albert Einstein College of Medicine of » University of Calgary
Yeshiva University » University of California, Irvine
» Allina Health, Penny George Institute of » University of California, San Diego
Health and Healing » University of California, San Francisco
» Beaumont Health » University of Chicago Pritzker School of
» Boston University School of Medicine Medicine
» Case Western Reserve University » University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
» Central Maine Healthcare » University of Colorado Denver School of
» Cleveland Clinic Medicine
» Duke Integrative Medicine » University of Connecticut Health Center
» Emory University School of Medicine » University of Florida
» Georgetown University School of Medicine » University of Kentucky Integrative Medicine
» Hackensack Meridian Health and Health
» Harvard Medical School » University of Maryland
» Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein » University of Miami
» Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai » University of Michigan
» Indiana University School of Medicine » University of Minnesota
» Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine » University of Nevada, Las Vegas - School of
» Mayo Clinic Medicine
» McMaster University » University of New Mexico, School of
» Memorial Sloan Kettering Medicine
» NICM Health Research Institute, Western » University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sydney University » University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School
» Northwestern University Feinberg School of of Medicine
Medicine » University of Pittsburgh
» NYU Langone Health » University of Saskatchewan
» Oregon Health & Science University » University of Southern California
» Parkview Health System » University of Tennessee Medical Center
» Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine » University of Texas Medical Branch
» Southern Cross University » University of Toronto
» St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital » University of Utah
» Stanford University School of Medicine » University of Vermont Larner College of
» Sutter Health, Institute for Health & Healing Medicine
» Tecnológico de Monterrey School of » University of Washington: UW Integrative
Medicine Health Program
» Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center » University of Wisconsin-Madison
» The George Washington University School of » Vanderbilt University
Medicine and Health Sciences » Veterans Health Administration
» The Ohio State University » Wake Forest University School of Medicine
» The University of Texas MD Anderson » Weill Cornell Medicine
Cancer Center » Whole Health School of Medicine and
» Thomas Jefferson University - Marcus Health Sciences
Institute of Integrative Health » Yale University School of Medicine
» Tufts University School of Medicine
» UCLA Integrative Medicine Collaborative
» University of Alberta
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERS
The Board of Directors would like to thank all of the Academic Consortium volunteers for
their dedication and hard work over the past year.
Bylaws Committee
Ray Teets, MD, Board Secretary Philip Barr, MD, ABIM, ABOIHM
» Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; » Duke University Center for Integrative
The Institute for Family Health Medicine
Chwan-Li (Leslie) Shen, PhD, CCRP Annette Racer, RN, BSN, HTCP, HNB-C
» Texas Tech University Health Sciences » Charles George VAMC
Center
Clinical Practice Guidelines Committee

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Suzanna Zick, ND, MPH (Co-chair) Ruth Wolever, PhD

» University of Michigan » Vanderbilt University
Jeffery Dusek, PhD (Co-chair) Sunita Vohra, MD
» University Hospitals Connor Whole Health » University of Alberta
Heather Boon, PhD
» University of Toronto

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Task Force
Darshan Mehta, MD, MPH (Chair) Doreen Stein-Seroussi, MA, MPA, C-IAYT
» Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, » University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Harvard Medical School and Brigham Rocio Huet, MD, FACP, DABOIM,
and Women’s Hospital DABIHM, DABMA
Shelley Adler, PhD (Board Liaison) » University of Tennessee Medical Center
» Osher Center University of California, Knoxville
San Francisco Annie Valentine, MEd
Karen (Kae) Fink, BSN, RN, HNB-BC, LMT » University of Vermont
» University Hospitals of Cleveland Sonia Sosa, MD
Jennifer Mei Gan, MBA, CRS » Oregon Health and Science University

» University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Irene M. Estores, MD
Lisa Howard, BS/BA » University of Florida
» University of California, San Francisco Elizabeth Sommers, PhD, MPH, LicAc
Debra McGinley, NBC-HWC, MA, MCHS » Boston Medical Center
» George Washington University
Sarah Elizabeth Garza-Levitt, BSW, E-RYT,
C-IAYT, C-MQI
» University of Utah, Huntsman Cancer
Institute
Education Committee
Deborah Ann Ballard, MD, MPH (Co-chair) Marley Johnson, MEd
» Duke Integrative Medicine » Duke University Health System
Anup Bhandiwad, MD (Co-chair) Steve Sugden, MD, MPH
» University of Michigan » University of Utah
Fellowship Review Committee

Esther Konigsberg, MD, CCFP (Chair) Maria R Mascarenhas, MD
» McMaster University » University of Pennsylvania
Erika Cappelluti, MD, PhD, MA, FCCP, Adam Rindfleisch, MD
ABOIM, ABIHM » World Health School of Medicine &
» Academy of Integrative Health & Health Sciences
Medicine Jill Schneiderhan, MD
Amy Locke, MD (Board Liaison) » University of Michigan
» University of Utah Myles Spar, MD, MPH
Iman Majd, MD, LAc » UCLA, ABOIM Liaison
» University of Washington
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Finance and Investments Committee
Sarah Ingersoll, MS, MBA, Treasurer Kieran Richardson, MA
» University of Southern California » University of Arizona
Mary Ann Barnes, MD John Sacco, MD
» University of Cincinnati » University of Cincinnati
Lauray MacElhern, MBA Mary Koithan, PhD, RN, CNS-BC, FAAN
» University of California, San Diego » Washington State University
Annie Moore, MD, MBA Saswati Mahapatra, MS
» University of Colorado, Denver » Mayo Clinic
LEAPS Faculty
Program Director: Marni Hillinger, MD Program Mentor: Tobi Fishel, PhD

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
» Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine » University of Southern California

Student Director: Hannah Klopf Program Mentor: Aaron Cook, LAc
» Rocky Vista University, College of » University of California San Diego
Osteopathic Medicine Program Mentor: Simi Rahman, MD
» University of Southern California
Nominating Committee
Rick Hecht, MD (Chair) Darshan Mehta, MD, MPH
» University of California, San Francisco » Osher Center for Integrative Medicine,
Harvard Medical School and Brigham
Seneca Block, MA, MT-BC
and Women’s Hospital
Yan Zhang, PhD
Angela LaSalle, MD
» Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
» Parkview Health
Membership Committee
Irene M. Estores, MD (Chair) Erik Groessl, PhD
» University of Florida » University of California, San Diego
Amy Locke, MD (Board Liaison) Margaret A. Chesney, PhD
» University of Utah » University of California, San Francisco
Rebecca A. Schultz, NP Jim Kimbrough
» Aurora Health Care » University of Arizona
John Pan, MD Taryn De Sio Garber, MS, TTS
» George Washington University » NYU Langone Health
Henri Roca, MD
» Whole Health Institute

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Pain Task Force
Heather Tick, MD (Co-chair) Veronica Zador, BSc, S-IA
» University of Washington » Beaumont Health
Arya Nielsen, PhD (Co-chair) Lisa Taylor-Swanson, PhD, MAcOM
» Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai » University of Utah
Jeffery Dusek, PhD Samantha Simmons, MPH
» University Hospitals Connor Whole » Academic Consortium for Integrative
Health Medicine & Health
Paula Gardiner, MD, MPH
» UMass Medical School

Policy Committee
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Cara Feldman-Hunt, MA, FMCHC, NBC- Kathryn Hansen, ANP-BC, LMT
WHC (Co-chair) » Vanderbilt University
» The University of Vermont Integrative
Leslie Mendoza Temple, MD
Health
» University of Chicago, Northshore
David Vincent, DC (Co-chair) University Health System
Christine Kaiser, DACM, LAc
Taryn De Sio Garber, MS, TTS » University Hospitals Connor Whole Health
» NYU Langone Health
Whole Health in the States (WHITS)

Dan Cherkin, PhD, MS Benjamin Kligler, MD, MPH
» University of Washington Osher Center » Veterans Health Administration
Rosalia Messina, EdD, MPA Sharad Kohli, MD
» University of Western States » People’s Community Clinic of Austin
Integrative Health Policy Consortium
Joseph Hardman, MD, MBA
» Oregon Health & Science University Matthew Taylor, PT, PhD, C-IAYT
Hillsboro Medical Center » MyRehab, LLC, Smart Safe Yoga
Jeffery Dusek, PhD Allison Whitehead, MPH, RYT500
» University Hospitals Connor Whole » Veterans Health Administration
Health
Eric Roseen, DC, MPH
Jeffrey Geller, MD » Boston University and Boston Medical
» Greater Lawrence Family Health Center Center
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

CONNECT with colleagues, SHARE your knowledge and resources, and LEARN from one
another. SIGs are developed by the members to serve the diverse interests and needs within
the Academic Consortium. The SIGs create opportunities to network, communicate, and
develop community within their interest area. Membership within the SIGs is open to all
Academic Consortium Members.
Acupuncture Integrative Mental Health
Christine Kaiser, DACM, LAc (Chair) Noshene Ranjbar, MD (Co-chair)
» University Hospitals Connor Whole » University of Arizona
Health
Amelia Villagomez, MD (Co-chair)
» University of Arizona
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Chiropractic / Manual Medicine

Jordan Graeme, DC (Co-chair) Integrative Nursing
» Oregon Health and Sciences University Megan Voss, DNP, RN (Chair)
David Vincent, DC (Co-chair) » University of Minnesota
» University Hospitals Connor Whole Health Mindfulness-based Interventions
Sophie Lazarus, PhD (Co-chair)
Expressive Therapies » The Ohio State University Wexner
Seneca Block, MA, MT-BC (Chair) Medical Center
Angela Thomas, FNP, ANH-C (Co-chair)
Integrative Health Administrators » University of Chicago/Northshore
Taryn De Sio Garber, MS, TTS (Chair) University Health System
» NYU Langone Health Nature and Health
David Victorson, PhD (Chair)
Integrative Health Coaching
» Northwestern University
Karen Lawson, MD, ABIHM, NBC-HWC
(Co-chair) Nutrition & Culinary Medicine
» Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirituality and Leigh Frame, PhD, MHS (Co-chair)
Healing at University of Minnesota » George Washington School of Medicine
& Health Sciences
Ruth Wolever, PhD, NBC-HWC
(Co-chair) Stephanie Harris, PhD, RDN, LD
» Vanderbilt University (Co-chair)
» Case Western Reserve University
Integrative Medicine & Health
Fellows Pediatrics
Zach Mulvihill, MD (Co-chair) David W. Miller, MD, LAc (Chair)
» Weill Cornell Medicine » University Hospitals Connor Whole
Health
Larry Wu, MD (Co-chair)
» University of Wisconsin - Madison Pharmacists in Integrative Medicine
Meera Embran, PharmD, BCACP (Chair)
» Veterans Health Administration

ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) (continued)
Practice-Based Research Yoga Therapy

Jeffery Dusek, PhD (Chair) Sarah Elizabeth Garza-Levitt, MSW, CSW,
» University Hospitals Connor Whole C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, C-MQI (Co-chair)
Health » The University of Utah
Therapeutic Massage, Bodywork and Princesse DesRose, MS, C-IAYT, RYT
Somatic Awareness Approaches (Co-chair)
Cynthia Price, PhD, LMT (Co-chair) » The University of Utah
» University of Washington
Dana Levy, C-IAYT, MA (Co-chair)
Niki Munk, PhD, LMT (Co-chair) » The University of Utah

» Indiana University School of Health &
ACADEMIC CONSORTIUM
Human Sciences - IUPUI
NOTES

NOTES
MEETING ROOMS AND VENUE FLOORPLAN
SHERATON GRAND AT WILD HORSE PASS
5594 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85226
1 PLENARY SESSIONS 6 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS
(602) 225-0100 2 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7 EXPERIENTIALS
www.wildhorsepassresort.com
3 POSTERS AND MEALS, EXHIBITS 8 ORAL ABSTRACT SPEAKER CHECK-IN
4 MEMBERS MEETING 9 WELCOME RECEPTION
5 REGISTRATION
9
GRAND
TERRACE
4
2
2 2
8 7
4 4 4
4
4
5
4 7
2
2 6
6 6 6 7 2
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Restrooms
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Business Center
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PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE
SAT, MAY 21 MON, MAY 23 TUES, MAY 24 WED, MAY 25 THURS, MAY 26
MEET AND GREET WELLNESS ACTIVITIES

WELLNESS ACTIVITIES WELLNESS ACTIVITIES
WELLNESS ACTIVITY 06:30 – 07:15
RECEPTION 07:00 – 08:30 | Tennis Courts Akimel Island, Gila Monster &
06:30 – 07:15 06:30 – 07:15
17:00 – 18:30 | Akimel Foyer Akimel Patio & Fire Pit Patio Akimel Island & Fire Pit Patio
Fire Pit Patio
REGISTRATION DESK OPEN REGISTRATION DESK OPEN REGISTRATION DESK OPEN REGISTRATION DESK OPEN
SUN, MAY 22 08:00 – 19:00 | Akimel Foyer 07:30 – 19:00 | Akimel Foyer 07:30 – 19:00 | Akimel Foyer 07:30 – 17:30 | Akimel Foyer
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
WELLNESS ACTIVITIES WITH EXHIBITS & POSTER WITH EXHIBITS & POSTER WITH EXHIBITS & POSTER
06:30 – 07:15
VIEWING VIEWING VIEWING
Akimel Patio & Main Lobby
PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS 07:30 – 08:30 | Komatke 07:30 – 08:30 | Komatke 07:30 – 08:15 | Komatke
REGISTRATION DESK OPEN
09:00 – 12:00 PLENARY 01 & 02 PLENARY 04 & 05 PLENARY 07 & 08
07:30 – 13:00 | Akimel Foyer Roadrunner, Deer, Kave 1, 08:15 – 10:15 | Akimel 3/4 08:15 – 10:15 | Akimel 3/4 08:15 – 10:00 | Akimel 3/4
Kave 2, Kave 3
NETWORKING & FIRST-
BREAK WITH EXHIBITS & BREAK WITH EXHIBITS &
TIMER/ NEW MEMBER BREAK
POSTER VIEWING POSTER VIEWING
BREAKFAST 10:15 – 10:45 | Komatke
10:00 – 10:30 | Komatke
10:15 – 10:45 | Komatke
07:30 – 08:30 | Akimel Four, Coyote
ICEBREAKER AND STATE OF CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS
LUNCH
THE CONSORTIUM 10:45 – 12:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 10:45 – 12:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 10:30 – 12:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4,
12:00 – 14:00 | On Own
08:30 – 10:30 | Akimel Four Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3
PLENARY WELLNESS ACTIVITY LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH
11:00 – 12:00 | Akimel Four 12:30 – 13:30 | Tennis Courts 12:00 – 14:00 | On Own 12:00 – 14:00 | On Own 12:00 – 14:00 | On Own
LUNCH WITH SIGS AND CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS
COMMITTEES 14:00 – 15:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 14:00 – 15:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 14:00 – 15:00 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4,
12:00 – 13:00 | Akimel Four Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3
PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 14:00 – 17:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS CONCURRENT SESSIONS
13:45 – 14:30 | Buzzard, Coyote, Roadrunner, Deer, Kave 1, 15:15 – 16:15 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 15:15 – 16:15 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4, 15:15 – 16:15 | Akimel 1, 2, 3/4,
Eagle, Gila Monster Kave 2, Kave 3 Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3 Kave 1, 2, 3
BREAK WITH EXHIBITS & BREAK WITH EXHIBITS &
PLENARY, AWARDS & CLOSING BREAK
POSTER VIEWING POSTER VIEWING
14:45 – 16:30 | Akimel Four 16:15 – 16:30 | Komatke
16:15 – 16:45 | Komatke 16:15 – 16:45 | Komatke
INSTITUTIONAL REPS MEETING PLENARY 03 PLENARY 06 PLENARY 09

16:45 – 17:15 | Akimel Four 16:45 – 17:30 | Akimel 3/4 16:45 – 17:30 | Akimel 3/4 16:30 – 17:30 | Akimel 3/4
WELCOME RECEPTION
17:00 – 19:00 | Grand Terrace POSTER SESSION 01 POSTER SESSION 02
CLOSING RECEPTION
RECEPTION RECEPTION
17:15 – 18:30 | Beehive Patio
17:30 – 19:00 | Komatke 17:30 – 19:00 | Komatke
WELLNESS ACTIVITY
19:00 | Fire Pit Patio

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