CBCRP Council Meeting April 1, 2016 Break down barriers between - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

CBCRP Council Meeting April 1, 2016

 Break down barriers between disparate groups and expertise to generate truly multidisciplinary research  Inform public of accomplishments of CBCRP- funded research

 Investigators from a wide spectrum of disciplines who are doing breast cancer research  Advocates interested in breast cancer research  Major donors who are interested in supporting breast cancer research

 Increase audience interaction by holding a morning and afternoon session of panel presentations followed by structured small group sessions focused on the topic of the panel.  Highlight CBCRP-funded research in the form of posters, short videos and/or session presentations  Control costs by making the event regional and discontinuing scholarships and CME credits

 One day event in February 29, 2016 at the South San Francisco Conference Center  Two podium presentation sessions followed by World Café style facilitated conversations with graphic recording  Poster presentations by CBCRP investigators

Welcom ome: Marjorie Kagawa-Singer, UCLA/California Breast Cancer Research Program Marion Kavanaugh-Lynch, California Breast Cancer Research Program Sharima Rasanayagam, The Breast Cancer Fund/California Breast Cancer Research Program New ew M Model el o of Brea reast C Cancer er C Causation: Robert H t Hiatt, t, UC UCSF Dissecting ng Brea reast C Cancer er Causatio ion Moderator: Joan Ven enticinque, B , Brea reast S Science A Advocacy C Core, U re, UCSF Psychosocial, Contextual and Biological Contributors to Causation – Sarah G Gehlert rt, Washi hing ngton n University in St. Louis Breast Cancer Disparities: Factors that Contribute to Causation – Scarl rlet ett L Lin G Gomez, Cancer Preventio ion I Instit itute o of Calif lifornia ia Environmental Health – Causal Pathways and Opportunities for Intervention– Lauren ren Zeise, Californi nia O Office of Environm nment ntal Health H h Hazard A Assessment nt Facilitated C Convers ersations

Resourc rces for r Under erstanding Brea Breast C Cancer C r Causation, P , Part rt 1 1: Moderator: Naz Sy Sykes, N National Brea reast C Cancer C r Coalition ATHENA: A Model for Assessing Breast Cancer Risk – Laura ra Esser erman, U UCSF Studying Real-World Breast Cancer Outcomes - Allison K n Kurian, n, S Stanf nford U Universi sity Resourc rces for r Under erstanding Brea Breast C Cancer C r Causation, P , Part rt 2 Panel discussion: Conducting transdisciplinary research Moderator: Janice B e Barl rlow, Z Zero ero B Brea reast C Cancer er (retired) HERMOSA: Health and Environment Research on Make of Salinas Adolescents Kim Ha Harl rley, U UC B Berkeley ◦ Carolin lina Mundo, The C CHAMACOS Y Youth C Council ◦ Kimberly P Par arra, a, Clin linica de de Salud del V l Valle le de S Salin inas ◦ Women Firefighters Biomonitoring Collaborative Heather B r Bure ren, U United Fire re S Servi rvice Wome men ◦ Rachel M l Morello llo Frosc sch, U , UC Berkeley ey ◦ Tony Stefani, S San F Franci cisco co Fire D Department (retired) ◦ Facilitated C Convers ersations Rep eport rt Bac ack an and Closi sing ng Receptio ion w with P Poster V Viewin wing:

2007 2010 2013 2015 Expenses $560,586 $311,797 $280,813 $44,354 Income $0 $0 $14,275 $0 Total Cost $560,586 $311,797 $266,538 $44,354 Total Cost per Year $280,293 $103,932 $83,816 $44,354 Cost per Attendee $1,027 $678 $820 $286

Polic icy M Maker 1% 1%  205 registered Healt lth C Care re Other er Pro rovide der 9% 9% 3% 3%  168 Attended ◦ 85 Researchers ◦ 54 Advocates or Community Members Resea earcher er Advoc ocate te o or ◦ 4 Healthcare Providers 53% 53% Commu mmunity ty Membe ber ◦ 1 Policy Maker 34% 34% ◦ 15 Others ◦ 9 Staff

Will be presented at meeting

 Conference program, graphic recording of sessions, twitter story (Storify) and slide presentations ◦ Available now at: http://www.cabreastcancer.org/about/symposium/ past-events/2016-details.html  Conference videos ◦ Will be posted in April