![]() | DREAM IPC 2023: Developing and Researching Advanced Models of Integrated Primary Care (DREAM IPC) 2023 Chase Center on the Riverfront Wilmington, DE, United States, September 21-22, 2023 |
Conference website | https://www.nemours.org/about/dream-ipc-conference.html |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=dreamipc2023 |
Submission deadline | September 1, 2023 |
Developing and Researching Advanced Models of Integrated Primary Care (DREAM IPC) Conference 2023
September 21-22, 2023
Wilmington, Delaware
LATE BREAKING CALL FOR NOMINATIONS!
2023 DREAM IPC Awards
The DREAM IPC Awards Committee invites applications for four awards. DREAM IPC Awards are intended to inspire and honor outstanding achievement across a range of professional activities. This is an important opportunity to recognize a deserving colleague and/or IPC team. Recipients will be presented with their awards at the DREAM IPC Conference on September 21, 2023 in Wilmington, DE. Every award is intended to align with some element of the DREAM IPC Conference’s vision and mission.
Below please find a brief description of each award and a full description of the nomination process.
We encourage you all to celebrate the achievements of your colleagues and friends! Nominations will be open UNTIL THURSDAY 9/14 AT 12:00AM EDT.
The Roger Harrison IDEAS Award: The Roger Harrison IDEAS (Inclusion, Diversity, and Excellence in Advocacy and Social Justice) Award celebrates the achievements of a healthcare professional who has contributed to the forward movement of social justice in IPC. Nominees must have a sustained commitment to integrated primary care, community involvement, and diversity, as well as demonstrated evidence of achieving community or organizational change that supports disenfranchised, disempowered, less privileged or oppressed groups. This commitment to social justice also must provide a larger impact on practice, research, mentorship, and/or scholarship in the pediatric IPC field.
2021 Recipient: Dr. Roger Harrison, PhD
The Rising Star Award (NEW AWARD!): The Rising Star Award is intended to recognize some of the brightest scientists and clinicians who, while early in their IPC careers, show exceptional potential for leadership at the frontiers of scientific knowledge and clinical care. The Rising Star Awards celebrates innovation in IPC, and it centers the importance of creativity, collaboration, and curiosity early in one’s career.
The DREAM Team Award (NEW AWARD!): Teamwork makes the DREAM work. While many awards still go to individuals, advances in IPC are dependent on teams of individuals with different perspectives and skills working collaboratively towards a common goal. Pediatric IPC seeks to answer the question, “How do groups, particularly interdisciplinary teams, move together to enhance family-centered care?”. The goal of this award is to recognize the great work IPC professionals have been doing within interdisciplinary teams and to highlight best practices and lessons learned in primary care.
C3IPC Award for Community, Connection, and Collaboration in Integrated Primary Care Scholarship (NEW AWARD!): Just as IPC practice is fueled by collaboration between professionals, families, and communities, meaningful advancement of IPC science requires engagement and collaboration with a range of stakeholders. Awarded in partnership with the Pediatric Integrated Primary Care Research Consortium, this award recognizes outstanding efforts to connect and collaborate with others to advance the science and practice of pediatric IPC and to enrich the lives of children, families, and communities. Applicants are invited to submit scholarly projects that exemplify community, connection, and collaboration through community-based participatory research methods, culturally-informed research and quality improvements efforts, innovative stakeholder engagement strategies, interdisciplinary collaborations, and other novel partnerships.
Award criteria for all awards:
Nominations open UNTIL 9/14 AT 12:00AM EDT.
Please title the nomintation with the name of the nominee (individual first and last or team name). Please use keywords to identify the type of award (e.g., dream, team, award; rising, star, award; etc.).
A nomination consists of a 1000-word or less statement that describes why this person or team is uniquely qualified for an award using the Easy Chair nomination form. Self-nominations are acceptable. For the C3IPC Award, including the nominated abstract is also required.
We also ask for the contact information for three references who can speak to nominees’ professional achievements. Please provide name, credentials, and contact information. References may be contacted should additional information be required to supplement nominations.
Eligibility
- Roger Harrison IDEAS Award: Any healthcare professional working in the field of pediatric IPC
- Rising Star Award: Any student, trainee, or early career (within 10 years of post-graduate degree) professional
- DREAM Team Award: Any team (medical home, organization, university, department, clinic, etc.); interdisciplinary teams strongly encouraged to apply.
- C3IPC Award for Community, Connection, and Collaboration in Integrated Primary Care Scholarship: Any DREAM-IPC scholarly abstract resulting from original research, quality improvement, program evaluation, or other empirical effort is eligible. Individuals or teams at any career stage are eligible to apply. Applicants from community-based organizations and those without dedicated research time and funding are encouraged to apply.
Selection Process:
Nominations are submitted to the DREAM IPC Awards Committee for review.
After viewing each statement of nomination (and the nominated abstract for the C3IPC Award), all current Awards Committee members will vote for their selection (or abstain from voting if they choose to do so or there is a conflict). Professional references may be contacted.
If there is not a nomination for an award submitted, that award will not be given this year.
Notification to Awardee:
The nominator and awardee will be notified in mid-September by DREAM IPC Committee leadership, ahead of the 2023 conference where the awardee(s) will be publicly acknowledged.
Awards to Be Conferred:
Awards to be conferred at the 2023 DREAM IPC conference at the DREAM IPC Awards Session at 4:00pm on September 21, 2023. This is a hybrid session.
QUESTIONS
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