UCLA Fielding School Student Impact Poster Showcase

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Meeting

UCLA Fielding School Student Impact Poster Showcase

Virtual

Presentation Media Submission Deadline

Sunday, March 12, 2023, 5:00 p.m

Event Date:
In-person viewing of finalist posters and awarding of the Lester Breslow Impact Fellowship to the top poster

Friday, April 21, 2023
Starts12:00 PM
Ends1:30 PM

Top 10 Finalists

Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling for phylodynamic inference using the episodic birth-death model.

Yucai Shao, MS
Biostatistics - UCLAFSPH-14

US Migration History, Depressive Symptoms, and Depression Among Older Mexican Adults

Julian Ponce, PhD
Community Health Sciences - UCLAFSPH-23

Results of a Participatory Science Pilot in Boyle Heights

Lizette Romano, MPH
Environmental Health Sciences - UCLAFSPH-2

Oral PrEP (TDF/FTC) Integration into Antenatal Care for HIV-negative and pregnant Adolescent Girls & Young Women in Cape Town, South Africa

Nehaa Khadka, PhD
Epidemiology - UCLAFSPH-24

Patient and Provider-Level Factors Associated with Receipt of Screening/Surveillance in Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Purnima Bharath, PhD
Health Policy & Management - UCLAFSPH-17

Multivariate spatiotemporal functional principal component analysis for modeling hospitalization and mortality rates in the dialysis population

Qi Qian, PhD
Biostatistics - UCLAFSPH-19

Association Between Social Determinants of Health and Allergic Disease Prevalence Among Asian American Children

Richie Chu, MPH
Community Health Sciences - UCLAFSPH-30

Environmental justice implications of transportation decarbonization in California

Qiao Yu, PhD
Environmental Health Sciences - UCLAFSPH-5

Fine particulate matter metal composition with oxidative potential and oxidative stress biomarkers among pregnant women in Los Angeles

Qi Meng, Jonathan Liu, PhD
Epidemiology - UCLAFSPH-29

Direct-to-Consumer Healthcare: A Scoping Review of Ethical Issues, Challenges, and Recommendations

Ashwini Nagappan, PhD
Health Policy & Management- UCLAFSPH-22

The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health invites graduate students and doctoral candidates at the school to submit a poster as part of our first Research, Innovation & Impact Day. Posters should highlight recent research or practice projects on any public health topic.

All poster submissions will be viewable by the public on this site. A group of finalists will have their posters professionally printed and put on display at Research, Innovation & Impact Day and will be invited to attend the event to answer questions and discuss their projects. One student will be awarded the Lester Breslow Impact Fellowship. Posters will be evaluated based on quality of public health research or practice projects, their potential public health impact, and the clarity of communication of results and findings.

This is a great opportunity for students to share their public health projects and network with faculty, researchers, fellow students, and invited guests.

Submission Guidelines

The accepted poster size is 36” Tall x 48” Wide. You will find professionally designed, easy-to-use poster templates on our templates page. It is recommended that you utilize the Starter 36x48 PowerPoint Poster Template.

Posters must be 1 page and saved in PDF format. It is preferred that your poster is in Landscape orientation for better viewing. Confirm that the PDF file looks good and everything is legible when viewing at 100% magnification on your screen.

Additional resources to assist you in creating your poster:
• The UCLA Library provides a guide on creating posters here.
• Keep accessibility in-mind when designing your poster. Checkout APHA’s guidelines for accessible presentations.
• Contact your academic department at FSPH for additional assistance.

Use the "SUBMIT YOUR POSTER" button on this page to submit your poster.

Soon after you submit your poster, you will receive a confirmation, including the link to your virtual poster, a passcode for locking and unlocking your poster for viewing, and a QR code that points to your virtual poster. It takes two to three hours for your submission to be available for viewing.

All students are strongly encouraged to record a video (max. 3 minutes) of themselves explaining their poster as they would explain it to someone in a live poster session. Consider the following: What is the topic? What did you find? Why is it important?

The submission form will prompt you to narrate when you submit your poster. If you make a mistake while recording, you can stop your narration and start over as many times as needed until you are happy with the results. Please do not read your poster text or your abstract for this narration. Be sure you are in speaker view so both your face and poster/slides are recorded.

When you end the recording, your video file will be saved in the location designated in your Zoom settings (the default location is usually Documents\Zoom). Upload this file to YouTube as an unlisted video, and have the YouTube URL ready when you submit your poster.

If you need help creating your video, please contact Janet Hung at jhung@ph.ucla.edu.

IMPORTANT: Please make sure that your poster is finalized before submitting it. If you find an error in your original poster submission, DO NOT RESUBMIT. Instead, please contact us at production@posterpresentations.com or call us at 510.649.3001 for assistance. We will need your initial submission's poster ID number, your name, and the password that came with your confirmation email.

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