Resident Presentations

Resident presentations provide an opportunity for Kansas family medicine residents to gain speaking experience and participate in scholarly activity.  The goals of the resident presentations are:

• To provide residents the opportunity to give a presentation that will help fulfill their scholarly activity requirements;
• To provide interesting CME for FMF learners;
• To build residents’ awareness of and interest in KAFP and it’s CME opportunities.

KAFP has dedicated a total of 14, 15-minute presentation time slots for residents to present during Fam Med Forward.  Ten slots will be presented live, in-person in Kansas City; while the remaining four will be pre-recorded via Zoom and broadcast to virtual learners during the conference. Although the virtual presentations will be recorded, speakers must attend the virtual session to answer Q&A as well as to qualify the session for CME credit.

Allocation and Selection

• KU FMR: 3 presentations
• Smoky Hill FMR: 2 presentation
• Via Christi FMR: 6 presentations
• Wesley FMR: 3 presentations

Program Directors select the resident(s) to present from their program by whatever means they see fit. KAFP’s Professional Development Committee (PDC) encourages you and your faculty to select the best and brightest residents to present.

Suggested Topics

The PDC encourages your residents to consider presenting on topics from the Patient-Oriented Education that Matters (POEMs) Suggested Topics list from the following disciplines:

• Allergy/Immunologic
• Rheumatologic
• Dermatologic
• Endoconologic
• Gastroenterologic
• Geriatric
• Gynecologic
• Nephrologic
• Obstetrics
• Pediatrics
• Oncologic
• Pulmonology
• Sports Medicine
• Urologic
• Women’s Health

If you have questions about topics not included in this list, contact us at info@kafponline.org.

Faculty To Assist

We ask Program Directors, or a faculty designee, assists each resident in preparation and practice of their presentation.

Lodging

Per KAFP policy, all CME presenters traveling more than 60 miles to the conference location will receive one-night stay in the conference hotel.

Deadlines and Timeline of Activity

Mar. 31, 2022: Program Directors to complete the resident presentation application form (below) for each resident to present from their program.  If you have any questions about topics please address them with KAFP before this deadline. If you are unable to fill any of your allocated slots by this date, please notify KAFP so that any unused slots may be released to other programs on a first-come, first-served basis. Please indicate on the application the preference for live or virtual presenting. KAFP will do its best to accommodate the request.

By Apr. 15, 2022: KAFP will release the schedule of resident presentations.

Apr. 30, 2022: Deadline for residents to complete the presenter’s agreement and conflict of interest disclosure forms. KAFP will email links to these forms to resident presenters.

Deadline for residents to complete travel & lodging requests and AV, slides and handout forms. KAFP will email links to these forms to resident presenters.

June 3, 2022: Noon-1 p.m.: Virtual, pre-recorded resident presentations during Fam Med Forward. Four residents will be assigned a 15-minute presentation slot during this time period. Resident presenters must attend the livecast of their session.

June 4, 2022: 8:45-11:45 a.m.: Live resident presentations at Fam Med Forward. 10 residents will be assigned a 15-minute presentation slot during this time period.

June 2-4 2022: Fam Med Forward, Kansas City, Mo.  Resident speakers are expected to attend a minimum of one-half day of Fam Med Forward and listen to other presentations. Residents are welcome to attend the entire meeting if they wish.

Questions?

Contact us at info@kafponline.org.