Table 5.

Example of Educational Break-out Sessions 2010

Session Topic, Attendance (I) Material was relevant (II*), I will be able to immediately use the information presented (III*)
	I	II %	III %		I	II %	III %
Integrating Home BP Monitoring Into Practice	11	100	100	Implicit Bias and Health Disparity: Primary Results	20	100	81
Inseparable: Primary Care and Mental Health	29	100	90	Your Bridge to Communities and Campus: How Community Liaisons Help Us Do Better Research	28	N/A	N/A
Clinical Problems and Potential Solutions: New Study Ideas	13	100	100	Public Health and Primary Care: What are Opportunities for PBRNs	17	100	57
Exploring the Value of Data Sharing for Practice, Quality Improvement and Research	18	100	61	Clinical Problems and Potential Solutions: New Study Ideas	9	100	67
Evidence Based Medicine	26	91	68	Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About USPSTF	19	100	81
Links Between Clinics and Community: Opportunities for Public Health	37	96	43	Links Between Clinics and Community: Opportunities for Public Health in Healthcare Reform	24	100	94
Coordinating Clinical Rotations in Your Region	11	100	100	Financial Success in Rural Practice	27	100	75
Drug Induced Oral Adverse Reactions	36	89	61	Drug Induced Oral Adverse Reactions	23	100	88
Innovative Learning Opportunities for Colorado Nurses	21	93	80	Practice in Your Pocket. Really? Google Health, The iPhone, Android OS, Netbooks, iPad.	37	89	66
What the Heck’s an AHEC?	12	100	88	Incorporating Oral Healthcare into Routine Prenatal Care	16	100	100
Healthcare Policy and Advocacy 101	29	95	86	Addressing the Primary Care Needs of Colorado – Graduate Medical Ed.	9	90	90
Total Attendance Session 1	243			Total Attendance Session 2	229

Percent rating agree or strongly agree