• 5A: Trainee Advocacy Initiatives (4302 Roper)

  Moderator: Cynthia Tang, UNC Chapel Hill

  1. My Name is Pronounced "Suh-dip-doe" — Implementing the Names & Pronunciations Initiative. Sudiptho R. Paul, University of Washington

  2. Israel/Palestine: Finding a Collective Voice in Times of Injustice. Hanne Ochieng Lichtwarck, University of Oslo; and Davina Kaur Patel, University of Oslo

  3. “A State of Becoming:” How Physicians and Trainees Enact Climate-Medicine through Medical Activism. Dhivya Arasappan, University of Pennsylvania

• 5B: Narrative Medicine (4310 Roper)

  Moderator: Lizzy Thomas, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  1. Experiences of Empathy in Patient-Centered Storytelling. Gabrielle Bingener, University of Scranton

  2. Connection and Shared Meaning in Psychosis: A Qualitative Investigation of the Doctor-Patient Relationship. Melissa Uehling, Emory University

  3. The Limitations of Narrative Medicine. Rajeev Dutta, University of California, Irvine

• 5C: From City Councils to International Organizations: Health Politics across the Globe (5302 Roper)

  Moderator: Wasan Issa and Emily Liu, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  1. The Mobilization of Fetal Pain in Abortion Legislation. Carolina Rau Steuernagel, University of Oslo

  2. Developing Public Health Policy to Reduce Social Inequality in Health: A Norwegian Perspective. Emma Lengle, University of Oslo

  3. Policy and Practice: How Global and National Action Plans on Antimicrobial Resistance Dis/Enact Change in Tanzania. Sine Grude, University of Oslo

• 5D: Structural Vulnerability Across the Lifecourse (5310 Roper)

  Moderator: Evans Lodge, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  1. Formulating Structural Vulnerability: A Phenomenological Analysis and Biopsychosocial-Structural Case Formulation of “Medical Noncompliance” in the Setting of Social Suffering and Historical Trauma. Shane Collins, University of Southern California

  2. Wealth, Health, and Childhood Physical Abuse: A Longitudinal Study of Older Americans. Logan Beyer, Harvard Medical School

  3. The Causal Impact of Poverty Reduction on Housing Conditions of Low-Income, U.S. Children: Evidence from Baby's First Years. Laura Stilwell, Duke University