The US Deprescribing Research Network is delighted to announce that our 2022 Annual Network Meeting will be in-person on Wednesday May 11th in Orlando, Florida in conjunction with the American Geriatrics Society’s Annual Meeting in the Dolphin Hotel, Northern Hemisphere, Rooms E1-E4.
This meeting will comprise a wide-ranging series of sessions and activities that are focused on:
- Enhancing skills, providing multidisciplinary perspectives, and offering practical guidance on and opportunities for deprescribing research
- Communicating how the network can help you and your research interests
- Building collaborations and community among people interested in deprescribing research and how it can be used to improve care for older adults
Join us as we build a community of researchers and stakeholders that will generate science, address logistical and safety challenges, and develop infrastructure to promote the conduct and dissemination of research on deprescribing
The annual network meeting is open to all who are interested in research on deprescribing for older adults, including early-stage investigators, more experienced investigators, patients, caregivers, health system stakeholders, and policymakers who have a strong interest in advancing scholarship on deprescribing and translating research findings into everyday practice. The meeting is designed to be interactive so all attendees should be prepared to actively participate. Join the network to get updates about the annual meeting and other upcoming events and opportunities.
Please note that the meeting is NOT designed to provide continuing education on how best to perform deprescribing in clinical practice. People interested in learning about these topics will find great CME content during the American Geriatrics Society meeting. Please also see our Resources for Clinicians page.
USDeN 2022 Annual Meeting Agenda (all times Eastern)
Location: Dolphin Hotel, Northern Hemisphere, Rooms E1-E4.
7:30 AM
Registration and Breakfast
8:30 AM
Welcome Address
Cynthia Boyd, MD, MPH – Johns Hopkins University
Michael Steinman, MD – University of California, San Francisco and San Francisco VAHCS
Co-PIs, US Deprescribing Research Network
9:00 AM
Keynote Address
Creating and Implementing Deprescribing Guidelines:
What Research Do We Need to Make a Difference in the Real World?
Barbara Farrell, PharmD – Bruyère Research Institute
10:00 AM
Mid-AM Break and Morning Snacks
10:30 AM
Moderated panel: Developing the Evidence that Stakeholders Need to Change Deprescribing Practice
- Amy Berman, RN, LHD, FAAN – The John A. Hartford Foundation
- Mary Goldstein, MD, MS – VA Palo Alto Health Care System
- Susan Reinhard, PhD, RN, FAAN – AARP Public Policy Institute
- Justin Turner, PhD, MClinPharm, BPharm, – Monash University
- Chad Worz, PharmD, BCGP – American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
Moderated by: Catherine Sarkisian, MD – University of California, Los Angeles and Greater LA VAHCS
11:30 AM
Measures and Data for Deprescribing Research
- Noll Campbell, PharmD, MS – Indiana University and Regenstrief Institute
- Matt Maciejewski, PhD – Duke University
Moderated by: Carolyn Thorpe, PhD, MPH – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
12:15 PM
Lunch with Table-Based Discussion Groups
1:15 PM
- Ariel Green, MD, PhD, MPH – Johns Hopkins University
- Daniela Moga, MD, PhD – University of Kentucky
- Sarah Vordenberg, PharmD, MPH – University of Michigan
- Robert Wahler Jr., PharmD , BCGP, CPE, FASCP – University at Buffalo
- Jinjiao Wang, PhD, RN – University of Rochester
Amanda Mixon, MD, MSPH – Vanderbilt University and VA Tennessee Valley Health Care System;
Sandra Simmons, PhD – Vanderbilt University and VA Tennessee Valley Health Care System
2:15 PM
Poster Session (and Mid-Afternoon Snack)
3:30 PM
Amy Linsky, MD, MSc – Boston University and the VA Boston Healthcare System
Kristin Zimmerman, PhD – Virginia Commonwealth University
4:15 PM
Cynthia Boyd, MD, MPH – Johns Hopkins University
Michael Steinman, MD – University of California, San Francisco and San Francisco VAHCS
Past Meetings
Junior Investigative Intensive
Junior investigators are strongly encouraged to apply to participate in an intensive evening session adjacent to the annual meeting. Please note the 2021-2022 cycle is now closed. Click here for more information »
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