Department of Pediatrics Annual Report 2022-2023

2022-2023

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine

Department of Pediatrics

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns of Medicine was established in 1965 as a two year basic medical sciences program and subsequently became a four year degree program effective 1973. All of the Clinical Science Programs are located in the affiliated hospitals with the Department of Pediatrics located at Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children.

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Table of Contents 4 EDITOR'S NOTE 5 CHAIR MESSAGE 6 COMPENSATED & NON-COMPENSATED CLINICAL FACULTY

15 2023 FACULTY PROMOTIONS 16 CLINICAL FACULTY 2022-2023 18 DIVISIONAL REPORTS

47 MEDICAL STUDENT ACTIVITIES 48 Pediatric Interest Group 52 Medical Student Updates

53 DEPARTMENTAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITES 54 Pediatrics Thursday Grand Rounds

55 PEDIATRIC RESEARCH

19 Division of Community Pediatrics

56 2022-2023 By the Numbers

21 Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

57 Departmental Research Report

23 Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine

58 Extramural Research and Training Grants

and Contracts

24 Division of Pediatric Hematology and

Oncology 25 Division of Pediatric Hospitalist 28 Division of Pediatric Intensive Care

60 HONORS & ACHIEVEMENTS 61 Faculty Awards

62 DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICATIONS &

30 Division of Pediatric Specialties

PRESENTATIONS 63 Division of Community Pediatrics

35 TRAINING PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

66 Division of Emergency Medicine

36 Class of 2022 Graduate Careers Selections

69 Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

37 2023-2024 Incoming Interns

72 Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine

38 Pediatric Residency Roster

74 Division of Hematology and Oncology

39 Resident Honors and Awards

73 Division of Pediatric Intensive Care

41 Resident Research Infrastructure

76 Division of Pediatric Specialties

43 Pediatrics Research Day 45 2022-2023 Pediatric Resident Rural Rotation

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Message from the Editor Our Annual Report continues to be a project that our Departmental Student Assistants help put together. This year the work on this has been spearheaded by two of them – Franchesca Matahum and Joanne Wong. They have both diligently worked with the Divisional leadership in getting the updates and then worked on designing a product which is very pleasing to the reader.

It is always a rewarding task for me to review and provide editorial oversight as I become aware of many of the activities in the department which have no other forum to be reported in.

Please continue to provide feedback about this report and the Departmental website https://pediatrics.jabsom.hawaii.edu to make our web presence meaningful and valuable to all.

Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Associate Professor and Vice-Chair, Department of Pediatrics

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Message from the Chair The faculty, residents and staff welcome you to review our 2022-2023 annual report from the Department of Pediatrics, University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine. As stated in last year’s message, we recognize that equity must be a value that serves as a foundation for all work we do. It encompasses every aspect of our academic mission, including clinical care, medical education, research, administration and community service. Being leaders in each of these areas collectively gives us clarity of purpose that this is our kuleana (responsibility).

We remain unwavering in our focus on educating future pediatricians to provide the appropriate physician workforce for our state, participate actively in scientific discovery and quality improvement, and partner with all entities involved in pediatric services to be responsible stewards of the pediatric commons.

In science and discovery, we are at the tipping point in the application of artificial intelligence (AI). AI, along with continued new scientific knowledge gained will necessitate and accelerate changes in the way we conduct all of our approaches to each aspect of being an academic department. The state counts on us in this scientific trust and in community leadership for children and families.

Hawaii is consistently rated as one of the top states in the nation for well-being. COVID and the post-COVID world have handed us one of the greatest challenges the current generation has faced in understanding and addressing well-being.

We know that finding joy in work and restoring vitality into the workplace is heavily influenced by a strong sense of connection with community. This justifies our embracement of listening to stories from our patients, families, coworkers and community. It also reinforces that a love of our community factors into how we recruit residents, faculty and staff that feel we belong to each other. Thus it is an individual and collective group responsibility that we gladly accept.

Thus, the core of our department is and will remain our people: faculty, residents, students and staff. We are proud of and celebrate their accomplishments herein. True gratitude is extended to the leadership and staff of Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children, Hawaii Pacific Health; the John A. Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawaii and all pediatric partners in the state. Their support makes our mission to serve Hawaii’s children enduring.

Finally, my personal gratitude and mahalo (thank you) is extended to Dr. Venkataraman Balaraman and the department staff who he supervises; collectively who tirelessly published this year’s report.

Kenneth T. Nakamura, MD Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics

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Compensated & Non-Compensated Clinical Faculty

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Leadership

DEPARTMENTAL GOVERNANCE LEADERSHIP Kenneth Nakamura, MD Chair

Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Vice Chair Associate Chair for Research

Marissa Fakaosita, MD Lynn Iwamoto, MD Jennifer Di Rocco, DO Wade Kyono, MD Kyra Len, MD Kara Wong Ramsey, MD Loren Yamamoto, MD

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Leadership PEDIATRIC RESIDENCY PROGRAM LEADERSHIP Jennifer Di Rocco, DO Program Director

Marissa Fakaosita, MD

Associate Program Director Recruitment & Selection Co-Chair

Gina French, MD

Associate Program Director

Marian E. Melish, MD

Recruitment & Selection Co-Chair

Tiffany Wang, MD Program Evaluation Committee Chair

NEONATAL PERINATAL MEDICINE (NPM) FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM LEADERSHIP Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Program Director

Mathew Harrell, DO

Associate Program Director Assistant Clinical Professor Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, Tripler Army Medical Center

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Professors

David Kurahara, MD Rheumatology

Marian E. Melish, MD Infectious Diseases

James E. Musgrave, MD Nephrology

Kenneth T. Nakamura, MD Chair

Charles Neal, MD, PhD* Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Shilpa J. Patel, MD Hospitalist

Randal K. Wada, MD* Hematology/ Oncology

Loren G. Yamamoto, MD, MPH, MBA Emergency Medicine

Richard T. Yanagihara, MD, MPH Emeritus Professor Infectious Diseases

David Easa, MD Emeritus Professor Am. Lung Assoc.

Endowed Chair

Raul Rudoy, MD, MPH Emeritus Professor Infectious Diseases

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Associate Professors

Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Vice Chair

Andras Bratincsak, MD, PhD Cardiology

Jennifer Di Rocco, DO Hospitalist

Paul J. Eakin, MD* Emergency Medicine

Gina M. French, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

Lynn M. Iwamoto, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Jannet J. Lee-Jayaram, MD Emergency Medicine

Kyra A. Len, MD Hospitalist

Jessica S. Kosut, MD* Hospitalist

Sheree Kuo, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

May Okihiro, MD Community Pediatrics

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Assistant Professors

Keith Abe, MD Neurology

Maureen O.J. Chang, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

Rupert Chang, MD Critical Care Medicine

Selina Chen, MD Hospitalist

Kelley Chinen Okimoto, MD Hematology/Oncology

Natascha Ching, MD Infectious Diseases

Pattaraporn T. Chun, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Leah Dowsett, MD Genetics

Marissa Fakaosita, MD Hospitalist

Andrew Feng, MD Critical Care Medicine

Pia Francisco-Natanauan, MD Adolescent Medicine

Darryl W. Glaser, MD Hematology/Oncology

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Assistant Professors

John Jaime Harrington III, MD Critical Care Medicine

Travis Hong, MD Emergency Medicine

Jasmin Jensen, MD Hematology/Oncology

Jennifer R. King, DO Sports Medicine

Jeremy L. King, DO Gastroenterology

Emmanuel R. E. Kling, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Mae S. I. Kyono, MD Hospitalist

Wade T. Kyono, MD Hematology/Oncology

Rhiana Lau, MD* Nephrology

Anna-Lena Lueker, MD Hospitalist

James C. Lin, MD Hospitalist

Maya Maxym, MD Hospitalist

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Assistant Professors

Desiree Medeiros, MD Hematology/Oncology

Joan Meister, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

Barry M. Mizuo, MD Hospitalist

Brenda M. Nishikwa, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

Cheryl Okado, MD Hospitalist

Jeffrey K. Okamoto, MD Developmental/Behavior Pediatrics

Diane Pan, MD Hospitalist

Gina Ramirez, MD Hospitalist

William Shea, MD Hospitalist

Sneha L. Sood, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Len Y. Tanaka, MD, MS Critical Care Medicine

Alicia Turlington, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

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Assistant Professors & Instructors

Tiffany Wang, MD Hospitalist

Kara Wong Ramsey, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Yolanda C. Wu, MD Ambulatory Pediatrics

Konstantine Xoinis, MD Critical Care Medicine

Kara S. Yamamoto, MD Rheumatology

Cherilyn Yee, MD Neonatal Perinatal Medicine

Instructors

Hanna Distel, MD Chief Resident

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CONGRATULATIONS 2023 FACULTY PROMOTIONS

Natascha Ching, MD Promoted to Associate Professor

Aimee Grace, MD Promoted to Adjunct Associate Professor

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Russell Woo, MD Promoted to Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

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Divisional Reports

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DIVISION OF COMMUNITY PEDIATRICS

Gina French, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS Community Pediatrics Teresa M. Bane-Terakubo, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Maureen O.J. Chang, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Diane Lynne Ching, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics Pia Francisco-Natanauan, MD Assistant Professor, Adolescent Medicine Alyssa Estes, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics Gina M. French, MD Associate Professor, Associate Residency Program Director, Division Chief, Community Pediatrics/Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Kristen Brooke Hallett, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics Blair Limm-Chan, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics Jenny Liu, MD Clinical Instructor, Community Pediatrics

DIVISION OVERVIEW

Joan Meister, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Patricia Morgan, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Child Abuse and Neglect Kayalvizhi Natarajan, MD Assistant Professor, Child Abuse and Neglect Brenda M. Nishikawa, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Jeffrey K. Okamoto, MD Assistant Professor, Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics May M. Okihiro, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics/Hawaii Initiative for Childhood Obesity Research and Education Erika Phelps Nishiguchi, MD Assistant Professor, Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Alicia Turlington, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Mari Uehara, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics/Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics Yolanda Wu, MD Assistant Professor, Community Pediatrics Megan Yunghans, MD Assistant Clinical Professor, Community Pediatrics and Pediatric Hospital Medicine

The Community Pediatrics Division is a team of general pediatricians, ambulatory pediatric subspecialists, researchers, and family advocates who are engaged in a variety of academic and direct service activities that support a common philosophy that pediatrics must aim to treat children as human beings and consider the full context of their lives—their families, communities, cultures, and personal stories. This philosophy is promoted by engaging in clinical care in a variety of hospital and community settings; by training others about the practical application of community pediatrics; by advocating for policies and practices that will weave these values into the health care system; and by conducting research to develop new ideas and to improve practices. The need for community pediatrics is especially pronounced when looking at underserved and vulnerable children. Therefore, the Division places special emphasis on programs and initiatives that will improve care for these populations.

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Pictured from first row left to right: Yolanda Wu, Selena Chen, Teresa Bane Terakubo, Brenda Nishikawa, Gina French, Blair Limm-Chan, Kelsey Rhodes, Benetta Chen, Brooke Hallett, Maureen Chang, Joan Meister, Brittany Raffa, Jeffrey Okamoto, May Okihiro, Mari Uehara, Pia Francisco-Natanuan, Megan Yunghans, Patricia Morgan, Alyssa Estes, Jenny Liu, Erika PhelpsNishiguchi

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Clinical Activities

Projects and Grants

Outpatient pediatrics Normal Nursery Care Multidisciplinary Clinics Shriners Hospital Clinical care of incarcerated youth Developmental consultation Adolescent Consultation Child Abuse and Neglect

Hawaii Maternal & Child Health Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental & Related Disabilities (Hawaii MCH LEND) Program — May Okihiro Support for Early Childhood State Systems Through the Act Early Network — Jeffrey Okamoto Hawaii Initiative for Childhood Obesity Research and Education (HICORE) Teach Back Pilot in Primary Care - HPH Health Literacy Initiative — Gina French

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DIVISION OF NEONATAL PERINATAL MEDICINE

Charles Neal, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS Neonatologists Akshatha, MD Clinical Educator Kenneth M. Ash, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Vice Chair Pattaraporn Chun, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Kandie George, MD Clinical Educator Christopher Gibu, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Carol Hirai, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Lynn M. Iwamoto, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Richard Jack, MD Clinical Educator Melanie Jacobson, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Emmanuel Kling, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Sheree Kuo, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Huma Mirza, MD Charles R. Neal, MD, PhD Professor of Pediatrics, Division Chief and NICU Medical Director Alexandra Ramnath, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Sneha L. Sood, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

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Kara Wong Ramsey, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Cherilyn Yee, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Neonatal Hospitalists Stephanie Abe, MD Clinical Instructor Barbara Baglietto, MD Clinical Educator Ashley Cowan, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Camille Herbert, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Jean Kim, MD Clinical Instructor Sadie Kim, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Kent Kumashiro, MD Clinical Educator Jerome Lee, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Kit Shan Lee, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Annabelle Mateo, MD Clinical Instructor John Mills, MD Clinical Instructor Camnhung Nguyen, MD Assistant Clinical Professor Jim Mueggenberg, MD Assistant Clinical Professor

Neonatal Nurse Practitioners Pamela Almeida, NNP Adjunct Instructor Janet Blanchard, NNP Clinical Educator Kimberly Clifton, NNP Adjunct Instructor Cheryl Griffith, NNP Adjunct Instructor Dana Ing, NNP Adjunct Instructor Jaymie Pinho, NNP Kristine Robinson, NNP Dawn Schaffrick, NNP Adjunct Instructor Laura Shumock, NNP Clinical Educator Misty Smith, NNP Randy Taniguchi, NNP Adjunct Instructor Maria Tereza Untanu, NNP Correspondence may be sent to: Charles R. Macías Neal, MD, PhD Professor of Pediatrics and Neonatology Division Director University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Division Chief of Neonatology, Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group Medical Director, Newborn Intensive Care Unit Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women and Children 1319 Punahou St. Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Office: (808) 983-8673 Fax: (808) 983-6392 cneal@hphmg.org

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DIVISION OF NEONATAL PERINATAL MEDICINE DIVISION OVERVIEW The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women and Children (KMCWC) consists of 70 single-family rooms with a capacity of 84 beds. In 2022, we had 979 admissions, of which 153 were very low birth weight infants. The average daily census in 2022 was in the 59-73 range. Kapi‘olani’s NICU measures its outcomes using the Vermont Oxford Network (VON) database, benchmarking to Type C neonatal units with similar risk profiles. Our NICU ranks at or above the top quartile on all its major VON measures.

island families and those with limited access to KMCWC. In addition to the medical clinic, we also provide neurodevelopmental assessments for high-risk infants up to 2 years of age through the NICU Neurodevelopmental Follow-up Clinic. The Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) Team is a multidisciplinary collaboration between Neonatology, Pediatric Critical Care, Pediatric Cardiology, and Pediatric Pulmonology. Additional ancillary services in the PH clinic include dietary counseling, physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

The Neonatology division continues partnering with Maternal Fetal Medicine to ensure the highest quality patient care. We provide 24-hour in-house coverage in the NICU and Labor & Delivery at KMCWC. In addition, we also provide 24-hour consultation coverage for Level II neonatal services at Queen’s Medical Center. Telemedicine and telephone consultation are also available to Community Pediatricians, including neighboring islands and the Pacific Rim. We maintain our regional leadership and educational center role by providing local and neighbor island outreach education, including in-person neonatal resuscitation training.

The Hanuola ECMO program at KMCWC is the only pediatric extracorporeal life support program in Hawai’i, a joint cooperative collaboration between Neonatology, Pediatric Critical Care, and Pediatric Surgery. In 2020, Hanuola was awarded the ELSO Center of Excellence in Life Support, a Gold Level designation.

Neonatal Transport remains active as we provide services for both inter-island and mainland transports. A small number of our inter-island transports are taken to Kaiser Hospital. We also provided several mainland transports last year. Furthermore, we continue supervising and training our highly qualified transport nurses and respiratory therapists.

The NICU Medical Follow-up Program provides ongoing medical care for high-risk infants after their NICU discharge, assessing and monitoring growth and nutritional needs, and managing ongoing medical issues. We provide clinical management and care coordination with multidisciplinary and inter-professional care teams. We offer close in-person follow-up and a Telemedicine platform option for neighbor

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Our accredited joint fellowship program with Tripler Army Medical Center is one of three military neonatology fellowships in the USA. Fellow conferences are held weekly.

Our division is involved in a variety of research projects, including the annual HPH Summer Student Research Program and the following current national multicenter trials: the ICAF study of extended administration of caffeine in preterm babies, the NIH funded NOVI-ECHO (Neurobehavioral Outcomes of Very Preterm Infants and Environmental Influences of Child Health Outcomes), and the Hawai’i IDeA Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Clinical Trials (HIPACT) (an NIH funded multicenter clinical trials grant, funded under the ECHO umbrella, which has funded trials in our unit such as Advancing Clinical Trials in Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Eat Sleep Console Trial (ACT NOW ESC).

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DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Paul Eakin, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Daniela Chan, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Benetta Chin, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics T. Tausala Coleman-Satterfield, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Peter J. Di Rocco, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Paul J. Eakin, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Francisco J. Garcia, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Travis K.F. Hong, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Alson S. Inaba, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jannet J. Lee-Jayaram, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Masafumi Sato, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Loren G. Yamamoto, MD, MPH, MBA Professor of Pediatrics Lynette L. Young, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

DIVISION OVERVIEW

The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Division is responsible for: around the clock medical care for pediatric patients with urgent and emergent conditions, pediatric hospital sedation, quality improvement, administration, nursing education, medical student and resident education, and pre-hospital (EMS) education.

University of Hawai‘i John A. Burns School of Medicine / Kapi‘olani Medical Center Contributions: Problem Based Learning (PBL) tutoring, ward attending, Grand Rounds, Pediatric Resident conferences, student preceptoring, student exams, research, continuing medical education, contribution to educational and life support programs sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), and the American Heart Association (AHA). The Emergency Medicine Division contributes to the Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Emergency Physicians, and the American Heart Association. The Division also contributes substantial faculty resources towards medical student and resident education and has been recognized for teaching excellence on multiple occasions.

The PEM division is responsible for scheduling 24/7 attending pediatric physician coverage for the pediatric emergency medical service, utilizing PEM Fellowship trained / Board certified Pediatric Emergency Physicians who care for over 30,000 pediatric patients annually. They also provide 24-hour Pediatric Code Blue coverage for KMCWC. This division collectively has published countless research papers, chapters, received numerous awards and accomplishments in medical education, academic research, and community service. Since 2014, The PEM group has been employed by US Acute Care Solutions, the largest physician owned emergency medicine group in the country, headquartered in Canton, Ohio (usacs.com).

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY

Randal Wada, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Darryl Glaser, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Kelley Chinen Okimoto, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Kelley Hutchins, DO, MPH Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jasmin Jensen, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Wade Kyono, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Stephanie S. Lim, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Desiree Medeiros, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Randal Wada, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division Chief Robert Wilkinson, MD Professor of Pediatrics

SPECIALTY CLINICS The Division staff a number of specialty clinics that are available to Hawai‘i’s children and adolescents. These include the Hemophilia and Thrombosis Treatment Center of Hawaii, Coagulopathy Clinic, Bone Marrow Transplant Clinic, Complex Vascular Anomalies Clinic, Long-Term Follow- up (LTFU) Clinic for survivors of childhood cancer, and an Adolescent and Young Adult LTFU clinic. There are several neighbor island Hemophilia Outreach clinics.

PROGRAM/FACULTY UPDATES Jasmin Jensen, MD, with support from the Hyundai Hope on Wheels Foundation, implemented Extra-Corporeal Photopheresis through the Apheresis Program, making this valuable therapy for graft versus host disease available locally for the first time.

Stephanie Lim, MD was selected as Vice Chair of COG AALL2331: A Phase 2/3 Randomized Trial Investigating Daratumumab on a Modified Augmented BFM (aBFM) Backbone in Newly Diagnosed T-Lymphoblastic Leukemia (T-ALL) and T-Lymphoblastic Lymphoma (T-LL). She also opened the Kite ZUMA 4 CAR-T clinical trial, and brought an FDA approved CAR-T product for use in our medical community.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HOSPITALIST MEDICINE

Jessica Kosut, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS Pediatric Hospitalist

Selina S.P. Chen, MD, MPH Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Diane Pan, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Jennifer Di Rocco, DO, MEd Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Marissa Fakaosita, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Jordan Kono, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jessica S. Kosut, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Division Chief Mae Kyono, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Kyra A. Len, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics James C. Lin, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Anna-Lena Lueker, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Maya Maxym, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Barry M. Mizuo, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Cheryl Okado, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Shilpa Patel, MD Professor of Pediatrics Gina Ramirez, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics William P. Shea, MD, MA Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Jennifer Sasaki, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Tiffany Wang, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

DIVISION OVERVIEW The Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Division at Kapiolani Medical Center stands as a core group of 18 hospitalists. Beyond providing exceptional inpatient pediatric care, our members play integral roles within the medical center, John A. Burns School of Medicine, and Hawaii Pacific Health system.

Noteworthy accomplishments include achieving subspecialty board status in Pediatric Hospital Medicine by the American Board of Pediatrics. Several division members have already passed the examination, and more are slated to take it this year.

Amid the challenges of the pandemic, our division has admirably cared for various presentations of COVID-19, including the multisystem inflammatory condition of childhood (MIS-C), while addressing the healthcare needs of children who had been underserved during this time.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HOSPITALIST MEDICINE MISSION As the cornerstone of inpatient pediatric care at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children, we commit ourselves to excellence. Our dedication lies in delivering outstanding inpatient pediatric care to the children of Hawaii and the Pacific Islands/Pacific Rim. Additionally, we strive to serve as a foundation for emerging research initiatives in inpatient pediatric care while continuing to be innovative educators in pediatrics through the University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine and the Pediatric Residency Program.

TEACHING Our focus on mentoring and developing future physicians, particularly pediatricians, remains resolute. Our division members hold esteemed faculty appointments at the University of Hawaii. As educators, we engage with learners from medical schools and universities worldwide, in addition to our own JABSOM medical students and Hawaii Residency Program trainees.

Hospitalists take on roles to inspire medical students whether they are interested in pursuing a career in pediatrics or not. All division members are preceptors for third year medical students during their third year pediatrics rotation and many are POD-visors, longitudinal clinical mentors (LCM), advisors for the Pediatric Interest Group (PIG), interviewers for the medical school, simulation based session leaders, and Practice Based Learning (PBL) tutors.

We are proud of Dr. Kyra Len, who excels as the Medical Student Director, ensuring exceptional experiences for JABSOM medical students throughout their clerkships.

Several members, including Dr. Barry Mizuo, Dr. Diane Ching, Dr. Marissa Fakaosita, and Dr. Jordan Kono, actively contribute to refining and overseeing crucial aspects of medical student education.

Dr. Tiffany Wang's remarkable leadership as Chair of the Pediatric Education Committee guarantees a diverse and comprehensive pediatric experience for our residents.

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Dr. Gina Ramirez provides vital support as the inpatient pediatric wards rotation director, ensuring our residents' fulfilling inpatient ward experience.

RESEARCH, QUALITY, AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES Our unique position allows us to conduct outcomes research and implement impactful quality improvement initiatives in pediatric inpatient care. Throughout the year, our division members have been actively involved in institutional, local, and national research and QI projects.

As a division, we had a poster accepted to the 2023 Hawaii State Patient Safety Conference entitled, “Results of Labs Pending at Hospital Discharge: Closing the Gap to Improve Patient Safety.” This poster highlighted the continued work that our division has done to ensure that labs ordered during the hospitalization and whose results return after discharge are shared with the appropriate providers with intervention occurring in a timely manner.

At the Pediatric Academic Society (PAS) annual meeting, Dr. Maya Maxym and Dr. Marissa Fakaosita presented their work on the “Development and Implementation of a Hawai'iSpecific Anti-Racism Curriculum for Pediatric Hospitalists, Residents, and Wards Nurses.”

Dr. Maxym's contributions extended to leading a workshop titled “Becoming a Changemaker: How to Incorporate Advocacy into Your Already Packed Schedule.”

We are delighted that Dr. Maxym and Dr. Barry Mizuo participated in the second cohort of attending physicians in the BRIC (Biomedical Research and Innovation Center) Physician Research Training Program, enriching their expertise in their respective areas of interest. Dr. Mizuo’s project was entitled, “The Impact of Rater Training on Pediatric Simulation Assessment of Medical Students.” Dr. Maxym carried on with her work in the DEI arena.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HOSPITALIST MEDICINE CONCLUSION Dr. Jordan Kono's dedication to educating our group on the new hyperbilirubinemia guidelines ensures the best possible care for our patients. Additionally, Dr. Jennifer Sasaki's work alongside Dr. Rhiana Lau, a pediatric nephrologist, addresses acute kidney injury in pediatric patients, advocating for patient safety and optimal care.

The Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Division at Kapiolani Medical Center remains steadfast in its commitment to excellence in care, education, and research. We are proud of our accomplishments and continue to inspire and contribute to the future of Pediatrics.

Pictured from first row left to right: Shilpa Patel, Marissa Fakaosita, Diane Pan, Barry Mizuo, William Shea, James Lin, Jordan Kono, Gina Ramirez, Cheryl Okado, Kyra Len, Tiffany Wang, Jessica Kosut, Jennifer Di Rocco

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE

Jamie Harrington, MD Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS

Rupert Chang, MD Medical Director

CORE DIVISION MEMBERS

ADJUNCT MEMBERS

Rupert K.S. Chang, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Medical Director Andrew K. Feng, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics John (Jaime) Harrington, MD Assistant Professor and Division Chief Prashant Purohit, MD, FAAP Hawaii Health Partners/Pediatric Critical Care Len Y. Tanaka, MD, MS Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Konstantine P. Xoinis, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

James (Jimmy) Kyle, MD Hawaii Health Partners/Pediatric Critical Care Chris Naun, MD Hawaii Health Partners/Pediatric Critical Care Phil Verhoef, MD Kaiser/Pediatric and Adult Critical Care

DIVISION OVERVIEW The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit is a 14-bed acute care unit with the capacity to open an additional 4 to 6 beds for intermediate level care patients. Since the opening of the new PICU in the Diamond Head Tower in September, 2016, patients are now all cared for in private rooms, and families have sufficient space to stay with their children during their PICU stay.

We admit approximately 600 children per year with a vast array of medical and surgical problems, ranging from sepsis to congenital heart disease, and respiratory failure. Patients from all over the Pacific are transported to the Kapi‘olani PICU, and we have an active, well-trained, transport team. In addition to caring for patients at Kapi‘olani, our physicians assist in the care of critically ill children at Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center. We are also involved in the care of Medically Fragile children throughout the State.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES

Rhiana Lau, MD

Kara Yamamoto, MD

Division Chief

Associate Division Chief

DIVISION MEMBERS Pediatric Cardiology

Pediatric Infectious Disease

Pediatric Pulmonology

Andras Bratincsak, MD, PhD Associate Professor of Pediatrics D. Venudhar Reddy, MB, BS, MPH Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics Karena Wu, MD Melissa Yamauchi, MD, MPH Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Rodolfo E. Bégué, MD Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Natascha Ching, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Marian Melish, MD Professor of Pediatrics Sarah Park, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Bryscen Makana Prothero, APRN Richard Yanagihara, MD, MPH Professor of Pediatrics

Timothy Beaty, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Edward Fong, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Brian Wu, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Pediatric Complex Care Pamela Almeida, PhD, APRN, NNP-BB, CPNP-PC Adjunct Instructor

Pediatric Nephrology

Pediatric Endocrinology

Susan Ingraham, MD, PhD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jennifer Cunanan, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Katherine Jones, MD Eludrizza Tabisola-Nuesca, FNP-C, CDE Rhiana L.A. Lau, MD* Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Greg Uramoto, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics James E. Musgrave, MD Professor of Pediatrics

Pediatric Gastroenterology

Pediatric Neurology

Mazen Abbas, DO Camilla Fraga Lovejov, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jeremy L. King, DO Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Keith Abe, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Nicole Hodgeboom, CPNP, APRN Sada Okumura, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Aileen Tanaka, MD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Medical Genetics Leah Dowsett, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Mary Hickman, CGC Susheela Jayaraman, MS, MA, CGC Joshua Webster, CGC 29

Pediatric Rheumatology David K. Kurahara, MD Professor of Pediatrics Kara S. Yamamoto, MD** Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Pediatric Sleep Medicine Rajesh Daniels, MD

Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine Rachel Coel, MD, PhD Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Jennifer R. King, DO Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Christopher Lynch, MD Assistant Clinical Professor

Pediatric Palliative Care Hsuan-Hsiu Annie Chen, MD Assistant Clinical Professor

Pediatric Physiatry Tamara Zagustin, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

*Division Chief **Associate Division Chief

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES DIVISION OVERVIEW The Pediatric Specialty Division is comprised of individuals with fellowship and/or additional specialized training in a diverse array of pediatric subspecialties. All of the division members participate in the residency, medical student, and other student teaching programs. Many have been recognized for excellence in teaching with University of Hawai‘i Pediatric Residency and Medical Student teaching awards. Many of our division members are active in quality improvement and clinical research activities, which often involve medical students and residents.

The majority of the division are employed by Hawai‘i Pacific Health Medical Group (HPHMG). As a group, we provide services for pediatric patients across the state and Pacific Basin region. Our division collaborates on strategies to improve care for pediatric patients across our specialties as well as within the ambulatory and hospital settings.

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Pediatric Specialty clinics are held at the Kapi’olani office tower and the Hale Pawa’a building. Some division members also provide care at other Hawai‘i Pacific Health (HPH) facilities and clinics, Kaiser facilities, and neighbor island outreach clinics.

Comprehensive clinical services in all specialties have expanded to also include telemedicine services.

Hospital services primarily occur at Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women and Children (KMCWC); however, some of our specialties also provide consultative services at other Oahu facilities, including Kaiser Moanalua Hospital and Queen’s Medical Center.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY

MEDICAL GENETICS

The Pediatric Cardiology subdivision is composed of a dynamic group of doctors treating children and young adults with congenital and acquired heart conditions. The team operates under the umbrella of the new Mitsui family Pediatric Heart Center at Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women and Children.

The members of the team include three pediatric cardiologists and a cardiothoracic surgeon. Besides clinical responsibilities including outpatient pediatric cardiology clinics, inpatient consultations in the NICU and PICU, ECG and echocardiogram evaluations, fetal cardiology clinics, cardiac catheterization procedures and open-heart surgeries, the group is actively involved in scholarly activities, biomedical research and innovation, and teaching at all levels.

We offer an elective for MS3 students during their clerkship, a subspecialty elective for MS4 students and pediatric residents, as well as neonatology and maternal fetal medicine fellows. Besides pediatric cardiology, the group provides care for adults with congenital heart disease at Kapi’olani as well as at Straub and Queens.

Hawai‘i Community Genetics offers inpatient clinical services to KMCWC and Pali Momi, as well as outpatient clinical services at Hāle Pawaʻa. Through a partnership with the Department of Health we are also able provide neighbor island outreach, hemoglobinopathy clinic, and management services for our patients with metabolic diseases. Our group provides comprehensive genetics services including coordinating screening for genetic diseases involving single gene and chromosomal disorders, congenital anomalies, inborn errors of metabolism, multifactorial conditions, and common disorders with hereditary factors. We have routine clinics for general pediatric and adult indications, inborn errors of metabolism, hereditary cancer, cleft and craniofacial disorders, and neurogenetic indications. Genetics collaborates regularly with many community providers and multiple subspecialists to provide care to patients throughout the islands.

PEDIATRIC COMPLEX CARE The Pediatric Complex Care Clinic is a multi-disciplinary clinic that provides family centered, high quality and developmentally appropriate, health care services that continue uninterrupted as the individual moves along within systems of services, from infancy to adulthood. The clinic also provides on-going care coordination with multiple specialists, primary care providers and other community partners to promote the healthy development and well-being of children with medical complexity.

PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY Pediatric Endocrinology is offered as an elective for Pediatric residents.

PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY Pediatric Gastroenterology is offered as an elective for Pediatric residents.

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Medical Genetics is offered as an elective for preclinical students in MD5, MS3 students during the Pediatric Clerkship, MS4 students, Pediatric residents, Ob/Gyn residents, and MFM fellows. We also provide learning opportunities for genetic counseling students and community learners.

PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES The Section of Infectious Diseases (ID) is very active clinically, academically and in service to Kapi‘olani Medical Center and the Hawai‘i community. Led by Dr. Marian Melish, they provide inpatient and outpatient services and significant support to the community in the form of telephone consultations. The ID and Cardiology Sections run the Kawasaki Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Program, following children through their acute illness, convalescence and until transition to adult care. The ID Section supports Infection Control and Clinical Epidemiology efforts at Kapi‘olani Medical Center, of which Dr. Melish is Medical Director. Dr. Ching is the Physician Leader of the Kapi‘olani Antibiotic Stewardship Program (KASP). The ID Section offers subinternships and observerships, which are popular among senior medical students from Hawai‘i, nationally and internationally.

The Section also focuses on developing academic and career mentoring of pediatric residents, pharmacy residents, medical students and pre-medical students. All members provide educational lectures to medical students,

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONT.

PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY

pediatric residents, and our community of health care providers through the Departments of Pediatrics and Obstetrics-Gynecology Grand Rounds, Hawai‘i Health Partners, Hawai‘i American Academy of Pediatrics and Hawai‘i Immunization Coalition. The highlight of our community education activity is the Annual Aloha Pediatric Infectious Diseases Conference, originally founded by Dr. Raul Rudoy, former Chair of the Department of Pediatrics and a Pediatric ID physician.

The Pediatric Neurology service provides consultative services for outpatients at Hale Pawa’a and inpatients at KMCWC. Our patients range from premature infants to adolescents and our cases involve the full spectrum of pediatric neurologic problems, from seizures/epilepsy, developmental delay, headaches, neurocutaneous disorders, encephalitis, cerebrovascular disorders, and less common demyelinating diseases, neuromuscular disorders, movement disorders and rare neurogenetic disorders. Providers participate in the Pediatric Complex Care clinic and in an out-reach clinic in Hilo. We also support electroencephalography at KMCWC for the coordination and interpretation of routine and prolonged video-EEG studies.

Pediatric neurology rotations are offered as an elective to pediatric residents, and other shadowing/learning opportunities are available to medical students at various stages in their training.

Our group has been actively involved during the COVID-19 pandemic through clinical diagnosis and management of pediatric patients with COVID-19 and Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children associated with COVID-19 (MIS-C), including education of clinicians and patients during the roll out of Pediatric COVID-19 vaccination. Dr. Ching led a Pediatric group developing the MIS-C diagnostic and treatment protocol. We developed the Hawai‘i Pacific Health (HPH) COVID-19 Therapeutics Protocol with our HPH ID colleagues. We provided education to the health care community and public for COVID-19 and served on a Hawai‘i Department of Health advisory board. Finally, Dr. Yanagihara is the principal investigator of a National Institutes of Health funded community-engagement project focused on increasing COVID-19 testing among non-Native Hawaiian Pacific Islanders in Hawai‘i and Guam.

PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY Pediatric Nephrology offers consultative services at KMCWC and other hospitals, as well as nephrology clinic at the Hale Pawa’a office and neighbor island outreach clinics. Our clinic provides comprehensive pediatric nephrology services including general nephrology, chronic kidney disease, dialysis, and post renal transplant care. Pediatric Nephrology collaborates regularly with Pediatric Urology and other pediatric subspecialty services to provide comprehensive, multi-disciplinary care to patients.

Unique specialized services offered include 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

A Pediatric Nephrology rotation is offered to Pediatric residents.

A combined nephrology and rheumatology elective is offered to Pediatric residents and MS4 students.

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PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE Palliative Care provides specialized medical care to patients with serious and life-threatening conditions. Palliative Care is focused on identifying, preventing, and reducing the stress and symptoms associated with serious illness, including supporting a family’s values and preferences; helping families in making difficult decisions; identifying and treating symptoms associated with serious illness; providing end-of-life care; coordinating specialty and hospice services where appropriate; and providing emotional and spiritual support to the patient, family and healthcare team.

PEDIATRIC PHYSIATRY Pediatric Physiatry offers both outpatient and inpatient services in a multi-disciplinary approach for pediatric patients with disabilities resulting from disease or injury. Our focus is to develop a comprehensive program to place the pieces of a child’s life together: medically, socially, emotionally and educationally.

PEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGY Pediatric Pulmonology is offered as an elective for Pediatric residents. Next year, an elective will also be offered for MS4 students. In addition to their clinic at Hale Pawa’a, our pediatric pulmonologists also participate in the Pediatric Complex Care clinic and the multidisciplinary Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension clinic.

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DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES PEDIATRIC RHEUMATOLOGY Pediatric Rheumatology specializes in the care of children with rheumatologic conditions such as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and related conditions (Sjogren’s syndrome, scleroderma, mixed connective tissue disease), Juvenile Arthritis, Spondyloarthritis, Juvenile Dermatomyositis, Acute Rheumatic Fever, and other inflammatory diseases in children or adolescents.

PEDIATRIC SLEEP MEDICINE Pediatric Sleep Medicine is a new specialty to our division, offering specialized consultative and diagnostic services for pediatric sleep disorders.

PEDIATRIC AND ADOLESCENT SPORTS MEDICINE The Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine Department continues to be active in both the medical and the sports community. The physicians provide medical coverage for Castle High School, Hawaii Baptist Academy, Kamehameha Schools, Le Jardin, and Roosevelt High School. They also provide medical care for Chaminade University, Hawai’i Pacific University and University of Hawai’i Baseball. The physicians provide medical consultation for Hawai’i Concussion Assessment and Management Program and the Hawai’i High School Athletic Association Sports Medicine Advisory Committee.

Current projects also include working with Team Up for Sports Safety (TUFSS), a national organization invested in reducing death from heat stroke and sudden cardiac death in athletes, collaborating with state organizations to provide continuing education for athletic trainers, and collaborating with other providers to provide baseline concussion testing for professional surfers.

Rotations are offered for medical students, pediatric residents, family medicine residents and sports medicine fellows as well as shadowing opportunities for high school and college students. The department remains active in the Summer Student Research Program at HPH.

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Training Program Highlights

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University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Pediatric Residency and Fellowship Program Graduate Career Selections for the Class of 2023

Nelly Gutierrez Martinez, MD

Carrie Ip, MD

Hawaii Island Community Health Center

Queen’s Health System - North Hawaii Community Hospital

Surabhi Khasgiwala, MB, BS

Chattip Prueksapraopong, MD

Kornkanok Saringkarisate, MD, MPH

Neonatology Fellowship Program University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Fellowship University of California, Los Angeles

Ayush Sidde Gowda, MB, BS

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Program University of Washington School of Medicine

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Barbora Kadecka, MD

Driscoll Children’s Hospital

Kennedy Krieger Institute John Hopkins Hospital

Lauren Staiger, MD

Staff Attending at Tripler Army Medical Center

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University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Pediatric Residency Program 2023-2024 Incoming Interns

Megan Blair, DO Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of The Pacific

Johanna Bonner, MD Universitämedizin Greifswald

Sung Hwan Choi, MD Seoul National University College of Medicine

Mohamed Kandil, MD Zagazig University Faculty of Medicine

Furqaan Lim, MD University of the Philippines Manila College of Medicine

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Alice Chen, DO Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine--New York

Juyun Lee, MD Kosin University College of Medicine

Safiuddin Hasan Mohammed, MD Deccan College of Medical Sciences

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University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Pediatric Residency Program 2022-2023 Pediatric Residency Program

PGY-2

Anirban Dutta, MB, BS

Mari Grief, MD

Youngtae Kang, MD

Rachel Kwon, DO

Tiffany Lau, MD

Thanaporn Ratchataswan, MD

Mari Ueno, MD

Joshua Umland, DO

PGY-1

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Jacob Atkins, DO

Nanea Cavaco, MD

Monica Joglekar, MD

Zachary "River" Kim, MD

Arlene Kirohara, MD

Garrett "Kaimana" Kuwada, MD

Yeun Ho Lee, MD

Daisuke Sato, MD

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Resident Honors & Awards July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

Nanea Cavaco The Drs. Venu & Vijaya Reddy Sponsored Chairman‘s Book Award — for an outstanding first year resident

Anirban Dutta The Drs. Nathaniel and Clara Ching Pediatric Infectious Diseases Excellence Award — for a Pediatric resident recipient that is recognized for making a significant contribution to the medical literature of Infectious Diseases and/or the completion of an Infectious Diseases project benefiting keiki at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children

Hanna Distel Chief Resident in Pediatrics

Ayush Sidde Gowda The Drs. Venu & Vijaya Reddy Sponsored Resident Achievement Award — for a Pediatric resident recipient that is recognized for making a significant contribution to the medical literature of Infectious Diseases and/or the completion of an Infectious Diseases project benefiting keiki at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children

Mari Grief Perfect Attendance

Carrie Ip Hospitalist Award — for the resident who: 1) Demonstrates a positive attitude working on the Pediatric Wards; 2) Demonstrates ability to use feedback for sustained improvement that is reflected in patient care; 3) serves as a role model for other residents on the Pediatric Wards in terms of leadership, teamwork, and commitment to outstanding patient care; 4) Demonstrates composure and professionalism at all times Resident Award The Ralph Platou Award — for an upper-level resident that exemplifies qualities of Dr. Platou, demonstrating an interest in general pediatrics, serving as a role model for pediatric practice

Barbora Kadecka Chief Award

Surabhi Khasgiwala Hospitalist Award — for the resident who: 1) Demonstrates a positive attitude working on the Pediatric Wards; 2) Demonstrates ability to use feedback for sustained improvement that is reflected in patient care; 3) serves as a role model for other residents on the Pediatric Wards in terms of leadership, teamwork, and commitment to outstanding patient care; 4) Demonstrates composure and professionalism at all times NICU Award Nightingale Award — for an outstanding resident in recognition of his/her excellence in nursing, dedication and outstanding patient care The Drs. Venu & Vijaya Reddy Faculty Award for Academic Excellence

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Resident Honors & Awards July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

Arlene Kiyohara Calvin C.J. Sia, MD Community Pediatrics Advocacy Award — for an upper-level resident in recognition of his/her community pediatrics advocacy efforts Garrett “Kaimana” Kuwada The Drs. Venu & Vijaya Reddy Sponsored Chairman‘s Book Award — for an outstanding first year resident

Zachary River Kim Chief Award

Tiffany Lau NICU Award The Drs. Nathaniel and Clara Ching Pediatric Infectious Diseases Excellence Award for 2023 — for a Pediatric resident recipient that is recognized for making a significant contribution to the medical literature of Infectious Diseases and/or the completion of an Infectious Diseases project benefiting keiki at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children

Yeun Ho Lee Perfect Attendance

Matthew Lim Chief Resident in Pediatrics

Nelly Gutierrez Martinez The George Starbuck Award — for an upper-level resident in recognition of his/her outstanding educational achievements, and who has demonstrated an interest in psychosocial problems, demonstrating humanity, concern for social issues, child health and welfare

Chattip Prueksapraopong The Drs. Nathaniel and Clara Ching Pediatric Infectious Diseases Excellence Award for 2023 — for a Pediatric resident recipient that is recognized for making a significant contribution to the medical literature of Infectious Diseases and/or the completion of an Infectious Diseases project benefiting keiki at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children

Kornkanok Saringkarisate PICU Award

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Resident Research Infrastructure Aloha and greetings from the Resident Research Directors!

As Research Directors, we encourage and support the scholarly activity by the residents of University of Hawaii Pediatric Residency Program. Our desire is to train tomorrow’s physicians and healthcare leaders by providing opportunities to practice important skills, like how to develop research ideas, establish goals, practice critical thinking, incorporate feedback, and effectively communicate findings through abstracts at various conferences and by publications. Exploring the ideas of today will help advance pediatric medicine, leading to a healthier future for all children. First of all, many thanks to our pediatric residents! The success of our research curriculum continues to build upon their hard work, passion and dedication. Mahalo nui loa to all the faculty members for mentoring, supporting, and encouraging our residents’ scholarly activity. To support the scholarly activities, we meet with the residents at least every quarter. We review and provide directions in their research work. We help identify and establish their network with the appropriate research mentors. We often help them manage any obstacle that come in their research journey. We also invite internal and external guest lecturers to discuss our resources at Hawaii Pacific Health Research Institution (HPHRI) and University of Hawaii at Manoa and JABSOM. We also conduct educational didactics via lectures on statistics, grant writing, research design, manuscript writing and many more. Every year our pediatric residents present their abstracts at various conferences and publish their work in renowned and well-respected journals. This is reflective of dedication and commitment of our residents and their mentors. This year on May 24th, 2023, we celebrated our 22nd Annual Dr. Raul Rudoy Research Day. We had a total of 8 scientific presentations. This special time reflected the ongoing commitment to research and scholarly activity of the Pediatric Residency Program.

A warm mahalo to our wonderful keynote speaker, Dr. Dominic Chow. He shared his knowledge, expertise, and his research journey about “Post Acute Sequalae of COVID-19 in Hawaii” on this day. We were honored to have him, and we will continue to invite such honorable speakers every year on the Annual Research Day.

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Resident Research Infrastructure Once again, I would like to thank everyone who joined us and supported to make this day successful, and I appreciate dedication and commitment of our pediatric residents and their mentors.

Prashant Purohit, MD, FAAP Associate Professor, Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, Resident Research Director, University of Hawaii, John A Burns School of Medicine

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Pediatrics Research Day Co-Directors

Kenneth T. Nakamura, MD Professor & Pediatrics Dept. Chair Neonatologist Chief of Pediatrics, Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group

Venkataraman Balaraman, MBBS Associate Professor & Dept. Vice Chair, Principal Investigator - HIPACT 2 Grant, Neonatologist Neonatal Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Program Direction

David Kurahara, MD Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Pediatric Rheumatologist Resident Research Co-Director

Prashant Purohit, MD Pediatric Intensivist, KMCWC Resident Research Director & PICU Rotation Director

Loren G. Yamamoto, MD, MPH, MBA Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Pediatric Emergency Medicine Residency Research Co-Director

Jennifer Di Rocco, DO Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Pediatric Hospitalist UH Pediatric Residency Program Director

Akshatha, MD Clinical Supervisor, Dept. of Pediatrics Neonatologist Resident Research Co-Director

Kara Wong Ramsey, MD Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Neonatologist Resident Research Co-Director

Andras Bratincsak, MD, PhD Associate Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Pediatric Cardiologist Resident Research Co-Director

Rodolfo Begue, MD Clinical Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics Pediatric Infectious Diseases Resident Research Co-Director

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Presenting residents and the fellows on the 22nd Annual Dr. Raul Rudoy Research Day:

Pictured from left to right: Nelly Gutierrez Martinez, MD Carrie Ip, MD Surabhi Khasgiwala, MB, BS Chattip Prueksapraopong, MD Kornkanok Saringkarisate, MD, MPH Ayush Sidde Gowda, MD, BS Barbora Kadecka, MD Laura Borusso, MD

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2022-2023 Pediatric Resident Rural Rotation Providing pediatric residents with rural healthcare opportunities positively contributes to their education in ways that cannot be achieved while training at a tertiary academic center. These rotations also expose training physicians to clinical practice and potential career opportunities in areas of Hawaii where there is a great need for primary care pediatricians or hospitalists. During these pediatric rotations, usually on the neighbor islands, residents become acquainted with the skill and art in providing high level care in a rural area.

The goals of the rural health experiences are: 1. To familiarize Pediatric residents with healthcare resources and care models in rural areas to better facilitate care for these patients.

2. To encourage Pediatric residents to consider practice in a rural area.

The Department of Pediatrics continues to offer two types of rural health experiences for Pediatric residents during the 2022-2023 academic year: Neighbor island shadowing: Pediatric residents spend a day on a neighbor island as an introduction to rural health care and to stimulate interest in doing a neighbor island IEU (Individualized educational unit) or consider practicing on a neighbor island. With the exception of one resident, all pediatric residents in the program participated in this opportunity. Pediatric residents would either go with the Neonatology team and participate in neonatal resuscitation training for nurses, respiratory therapists and physicians at a neighbor island hospital and then spend the remainder of the day with a community Pediatrician or spend a full day shadowing a neighbor island Pediatrician if there was no scheduled hospital training. The first-year Pediatric residents did their shadowing during their Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) rotation while the second- and third-year Pediatric residents did their shadowing during their NICU or ambulatory rotations.

Neighbor island rotation as an IEU (Individualized Educational Units): Pediatric residents can choose to spend 2-4 weeks on a neighbor island working in a rural hospital and/or with community pediatricians during their second and third year as one of their IEU rotations. Two residents did neighbor island IEUs during the 2022-2023 academic year, both in Kamuela on the island of Hawaii. One resident did a 4-week rotation, and the other resident did a 2-week rotation.

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2022-2023 Pediatric Resident Rural Rotation JABSOM legislative funds provided support for travel and transportation costs for Neighbor Island shadowing and travel, transportation, and accommodations for neighbor island IEUs. External grant funding covered travel costs for one resident for a neighbor island shadowing.

In addition to the neighbor island experiences and IEUs, JABSOM legislative funding has allowed for the purchase of simulation equipment and supplies to train rural health providers beginning in July 2023. This training will include the Pediatric residents and Neonatal fellows, who will accompany the Neonatologists to participate in this training.

Three physicians from the Pediatric Residency Program at the University of Hawaii are or will be working on a neighbor island. One physician who completed Pediatric residency in June 2022 is in practice on Kauai. Two physicians will be practicing on Hawaii Island. One physician competed Pediatric residency in June 2023 and has joined the Hawaii Island Community Health Center and another physician who completes Pediatric residency in October 2023 will be working as a Pediatric Hospitalist at North Hawaii Community Hospital in Kamuela.

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Medical Student Activities

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Pediatrics Interest Group (PIG) The PIG is among the most active interest groups at UH JABSOM. PIG officers are elected at the beginning of the school year. MS1 PIG officers work with the MS2 PIG officers to plan and host PIG activities for the school year.

In the school year 2022 to 2023, the PIG hosted the following activities: Aug 2022: Election of new officers (Justin Abe-VP, Shay Nakahira-VP, Richard Chen-Tr, Anita Cheung-Tr, Megan Yung-EC, Johnathan Kim-EC, Kirra Borrello-EC, Sydney Maarat-B, Joyce Huang-B, Jasmine Padmada-M, Selena Vanapruks-B. Meet Dept of Pediatrics faculty, Pediatrics Trivia Game. Faculty: Jessica Kosut, Loren Yamamoto Oct 2022: Splint workshop. Students attended a workshop to learn some fracture terminology and splint application for initial fracture management. Students used cast padding, stockinette, fiberglass, and elastic wraps. Students were instructed in the application of short arm volar, thumb spica, long arm posterior, upper extremity sugar tong, long leg posterior, and lower extremity stirrup splints. This event was sponsored by the University of Hawaii Student Activity & Program Fee Board (SAPFB) and by BSN Medical (the makers of OrthoGlass who supplies the fiberglass splint materials). PIG officers applied for and successfully received SAPFB funding for this event. Faculty: Travis Hong, Kyra Len, Dan Murai, Loren Yamamoto Nov 2022: Chest X-ray and asthma gadgets workshop. Students were taught how to read a chest X-ray and were shown multiple abnormal pediatric chest X-rays.Students taught how to use asthma inhalation devices including, HFA inhalers, spacers, dry powder inhalers, peak flow meters, nebulizers. Students were provided with placebo HFA inhalers. Students demonstrate their inhaler technique under faculty guidance and critique. Students also received bag mask ventilation training of adult and infant manikins. Faculty: Edward Fong, Barry Mizuo, Kenneth Nakamura, Loren Yamamoto Jan 2023: Pediatrics Social with Faculty. Dr. Travis Hong volunteered his home to squeeze roughly 50 medical students (MS1s, MS2s, MS3s, MS4s) potentially interested in pediatrics and 12 faculty into his living/dining/kitchen to have dinner, chat, and discuss medical and non-medical topics. Students competed for valuable prizes in the complex game known as “Been There, Done That”.

March 2023: Pediatric Specialty Career night. Students and faculty were treated to a buffet dinner at JABSOM. UH JABSOM Pediatric faculty in nearly every specialty and subspecialty faculty (in primary care pediatrics, nursery, hospitalist pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric intensive care, pediatric emergency medicine, pediatric cardiology, pediatric pulmonology, pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric nephrology, pediatric endocrinology, pediatric neurology, pediatric hematology/oncology, pediatric rheumatology, adolescent medicine, child abuse, developmental/behavioral pediatrics, sports medicine) joined the students for

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this event. Students rotated through pairs of subspecialties every 10 minutes in small groups of 2 to 3 students to ask questions to the faculty. At the end of this, all students and faculty returned to the big group for a big group photo. Faculty attending: Vince Yamashiroya, Brenda Nishikawa, Robin Lynch, Joan Meister, Jordan Kono, Marissa Fakaosita, Andrew Feng, Kara Wong Ramsey, Lynn Iwamoto, Emmanuel Kling, V. Balaraman, Loren Yamamoto, Patricia Morgan, Andras Bratincsak, Edward Fong, Timothy Beaty, Rhiana Lau, Kara Yamamoto, Wade Kyono, Stephanie Lim, Rodolfo Begue, Marian Melish, Keith Abe, Jeffrey Okamoto, Greg Uramoto, Kenneth Nakamura, Christopher Lynch, Pia Francisco-Natanauan.

April 2023: Resident panel. PIG students met with the graduating (soon to be MS4s) who recently matched with their pediatrics and med-peds residency programs to discuss MS4 electives, match strategies, match ranking decisions and priorities. Each graduating student provided their perspective on whether to rank a training program on the mainland or at UH JABSOM/Kapiolani.

May 2023: Phlebotomy workshop. Students were taught how to perform venipuncture phlebotomy using the Vacutainer system under the guidance of faculty and two former phlebotomists. Faculty: Anita Cheung (medical student and former phlebotomist), Hanna Distel, Jennifer Di Rocco, Jessica Kosut, V. Balaraman, Daniel Murai, Daniela Chan (faculty emergency physician, former phlebotomist, and former PIG student president), Loren Yamamoto Every year, we are looking for a new group of MS1 officers to continue the Pediatrics Interest Group traditions and activities. The pediatrics faculty will help you with most of the difficult stuff (e.g., funding and getting the doctors to show up.)

Join our Facebook page (faculty and students) and Like us on all our activities. Hope to meet you all soon.

Sincerely yours, Loren Yamamoto, MD, MPH, MBA, FAAP, FACEP Pediatrics Interest Group Faculty Advisor Professor of Pediatrics, University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Former Chief of Staff and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Attending Physician, Kapi`olani Medical Center For Women & Children

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MS1 (soon to be MS2) PIG Officers:

Justin Abe (VP) Shay Nakahira Richard Chen (VP) (Tr)

Kirra Borrello (EC)

Sydney Maarat (B)

Anita Cheung (Tr)

Joyce Huang (B)

Megan Yung (EC)

Jasmine Padmada (M)

Jonathan Kim (EC)

Selena Vanapruks (B)

MS2 (soon to be MS3) PIG Officers:

Carley Kida (VP)

Erika Ryckman (VP)

Riley Parks (S/T)

Carley Coleman (book)

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Michelle Lu (EC)

Kerri Niino (EC)

Ashley Lee (book)

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MS3 (soon to be MS4) PIG Officers:

Anna-Kaelle Ramos

Nathaniel Villanueva

Michelle Stafford

Emily Leibovitch

Collin Liang

Jaimee Kato

Erica Shin

Maya Matsumoto

Kellie Goya

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Tori Teramae

Ashley Shirriff

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Medical Student Updates MEDICAL STUDENT PRECEPTORS 2022-2023 Longitudinal Clinical Mentors Jennifer Di Rocco, Edward Fong, Pia-Francisco-Natanauan, Travis Hong, Jessica Kosut, David Kurahara, Jannet Lee-Jayaram, Joan Meister, Barry Mizuo, Jeffrey Okamoto, Malia Rasa, James Sim

2022-2023 Learning Community Mentors Daniel Murai, Jannet-Lee Jayaram, Kyra Len, Mark Pian, Travis Hong

2022-2023 Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Tutors Venkataraman Balaraman, Travis Hong, Emmanuel Kling, Jordan Kono, Kyra Len, James Musgrave, Cheryl Okado, Jennifer Sasaki, Len Tanaka, Tiffany Wang, Kara Wong Ramsey, Loren Yamamoto

2022-2023 Outpatient Preceptors Teresa, Bane Terakubo, Valerie Besenbruch, Raquel Chan Ikeda, Caroline Chang, Maureen Change, Derek Ching, Darrett Choy, Cindy Collo, Shallon Craddock, Gary Dela Cruz, Vinson Diep, Chloe Edinger, Gina French, Tawni Gesteuyala, Kriselle Gines, Peter Gregg, Brooke Hallett, Michael Hamilton, Robyn Hasegawa, Laura Hassen, Lindsey Heathcock, Ronald Hirokawa, Trudy Hong, Steve Kaplan, Jesse Lam, Sarah Lam, Jeffrey Lim, Jenny Liu, Felicitas Livuadais, Durany Mohammed, Kathy Morimoto, Brenda Nishikawa, Kristyn Nishimoto, Irene Papaconstadopoulos, Brit Reis, Kelsey Rhodes, Nicole Sun, Aly Tamamoto, Brent Tamamoto, Courtney Taum, Jodie Toward, Doreen Ueoka, Michael Walter, Wotring Group, Yolanda Wu, Megan Yunghans

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2022-2023 BY THE NUMBERS 55

$37.46M In extramural funding

$1.95K

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Departmental Research Report Departmental Research Report (2022-2023): Grants and Researchers: The Departmental faculty have established a good track record in procuring extra-mural grants for many research and service products. For the past several years, the cumulative amounts of these grants have been in excess of $ 1 million annually and the department ranks very highly among the other JABSOM departments in attracting these funds. Active PI’s with grants for research and service contracts in the Department include, Akshatha, Venkataraman Balaraman, Andras Bratincsak, Rachel Coel, Marissa Fakaosita, Pia Francisco Natanauan, Travis Hong, Lynn Iwamoto, Jessica Kosut, Sheree Kuo, Wade Kyono, Jannet Lee-Jayram, Kyra Len, Marian Melish, Charles Neal, Cheryl Okado, May Okihiro, Kara Wong Ramsey, Kelsey Rhodes, Loren Yamamoto, and Richard Yanagihara.

The Department is in the process of actively tracking all the research work done in one centralized place to allow for more effective collaboration amongst investigators.

IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network (ISPCTN) Research This NIH funded network is currently in the second funding cycle as a site to recruit patients in IDeA states sponsored pediatric and adolescent clinical trials. Active projects under collaboration (not all funded under ISPCTN) are: Eat Sleep Console (ESC) approach for management of newborns with Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome (NOWS). The site Junior Investigators leading this are Drs. Akshatha and Kara Wong Ramsey under the guidance of Dr. Charles Neal. This study is in the final stages of completing the two year follow up on consented patients for neurodevelopmental outcomes. The Primary paper from this study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in April 2023 with both Drs. Akshatha and Wong-Ramsey contributing to authorship.

MoveUP study – Improving Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Using an mHealth Tool. Actively recruiting patients from two HPH based clinics – Pediatric Clinic at KMCWC and KMC Clinic at Lihue, Kauai. Dr. Kelsey Rhodes in the site PI for this study. We enrolled six patients across our two sites.

(ISPCTN sponsored) Bronchiolitis Recovery and the Use of High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) Filters. Actively enrolling with our site hoping to enroll 10 patients. Dr. Brian Wu is the site PI for this study. (ISPCTN sponsored)

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Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC-RECOVER) is actively recruiting patients at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children. Drs. Jessica Kosut and Travis Hong lead this study at Kapiolani Medical Center and we have done well with recruiting over 60 Pediatric and Young adult patients into this protocol.

Our site has been selected for participation in the PhiTT trial which is the use of Phenteramine in the management of overweight children/adolescents. Dr. Pia FranciscoNatanauan will be the study PI for this project.

Biomedical Research and Innovation Center (BRIC at HPH) Two of the Departmental faculty members Drs. Andras Bratincsak and Russell Woo along with Dr. Cass Nakasone provide leadership to this center. The center sponsors a one-year program in clinical research to interested faculty and is a pathway for faculty development. Funding for the program comes from HPH Medical Group with optimized use of all of HPH wide shared resources supporting research. Two of the Departmental members were BRIC supported faculty this year – Maya Maxym and Kelley Hutchins.

The Program is actively developing web-based resources to support faculty needs for research.

HPH Summer Student Research Program (HPH SSRP) This program sponsored by HPH to engage college students in an eight week curriculum in the area of Biomedical Research and exposure to practice of medicine in Hawai‘i. 12-14 students are selected annually. They work with Research mentors primarily on clinical projects. This year several pediatric faculty members were research mentors to the students – .

Children’s Oncology Group (COG) Protocols Dr. Wade Kyono acts as the site PI for all pediatric oncology studies done under the auspices of COG at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women and Children

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EXTRAMURAL GRANTS Venkataraman Balaraman, MD

Extramural Research & Training Grants and Contracts

Andras Bratincsak, MD

Leah Dowsett, MD

Sheree Kuo, MD

Jeffrey Okamoto, MD

May Okihiro, MD

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Extramural Research & Training Grants and Contracts EXTRAMURAL GRANTS (CONT.) Kara Wong Ramsey, MD

INTRAMURAL GRANTS Andras Bratincsak, MD

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Honors & Achievements

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Keith Abe, MD - Division of Pediatric Specialty NRC Survey data for the period January 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022 -- Service Excellence Incentive (SEI) Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2022 &2023 (continued annually since 2015) Andras Bratincsak, MD, PhD - Division of Pediatric Specialty Hawai‘i’s Best Physicians 2022 (National Percentile Rank 100), Hawai‘i Pacific Health, 2022 Rodolfo Begue, MD - Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases Faculty Award A'o Teaching Award Kelley Chinen-Okimoto, MD - Division of Pediatric Heme/Onc Best Medical Student Preceptor Teaching Award Andrew Feng, MD - Division of Pediatric Intensive Care Best PICU Teaching Award Gina French, MD - Division of Community Pediatrics Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2023 Darryl Glaser, MD - Division of Pediatric Heme/Onc Best Heme/Onc Attending Teaching Award John Harrington, MD - Division of Pediatric Intensive Care Best PICU Attending Teaching Award Travis Hong, MD - Division of Emergency Medicine Best ER Attending Teaching Award Richard Jack, MD - Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine Best NICU Attending Teaching Award Jessica Kosut, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Healthcare Partner of the Year, Make-A-Wish Hawaii Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2023

HONORS and ACHIEVEMENTS This compilation is based on self-reported honors and achievements.

Joan Meister, MD - Division of Community Pediatrics Faculty Excellence in Clinical Teaching Award Jeffrey Okamoto, MD - Division of Community Pediatrics Castle Connolly Top Doctor’s in Hawaii 2023 (Honolulu Magazine) Diane Pan, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Medical student teaching award (2022) Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2023 Shilpa Patel, MD, FAAP - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine American Pediatric Society selectee Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2023 Prashant Purohit, MD, FAAP - Division of Pediatric Critical Care Faculty Award A'o Teaching Award Gina Ramirez, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Best Hospitalist Teaching Award Jennifer Sasaki, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Faculty Award Kako'o Aloha Teach Award Brent Tamamoto, MD - Division of Community Pediatrics Best LIC Preceptor Teaching Award Len Tanaka, MD - Division of Pediatric Intensive Care Emma Kauikeolani Wilcox Award 2022

Sheree Kuo, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Yolanda Wu, MD - Division of Community Pediatrics Top Doctors, Honolulu Magazine 2015-present Honolulu Magazine Top Doctors in 2015-2023 Rhiana Lau, MD - Division of Pediatric Specialty Castle Connolly Top Doctor’s in Hawaii 2023 (Honolulu Magazine) James Lin, MD - Division of Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Healthcare executive of the year 2022 - HIMSS Hawaii-Alaska Chapter 60

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF COMMUNITY PEDIATRICS Publications 1. Francisco-Natanauan, P. “Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Prevalence and Treatment in Detained Youths in Hawaii: A Follow Up Study on Strategies for Improvement.” Journal of Adolescent Health. Volume 72, Issue 3, Supplement, S83-S84, March 2023 (90% effort) DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jadohealth.2022.11.169 2. Francisco-Natanauan, P. The Hawai’i Community CSE Project: A comprehensive Education Program through JABSOM’s Medical Lens.” Hawai’i Journal of Health and Social Welfare. pp 198-200 (80% effort). PMID: 35821666 3. Francisco-Natanuan P, Kiyohara AP. The Hawai'i Community CSE Project: A Comprehensive Sexuality Education Program through JABSOM's Medical Lens. Hawaii J Health Soc Welf, 2022 Jul;81(7):198-200.

4. Okamoto, JK, Nitta, K, Borrello, K, Nakano, S. The effects of COVID-19 pandemic on early childhood care systems in Hawaii in 2020. Public Health Chall. 2023; 2:e48. https://doi.org/10.1002/puh2.48 5. Goldman JL, Kalu IC, Schuster JE, Erickson T, Mast DK, Zimmerman K, Benjamin DK, Kalb LG, Gurnett C, Newland JG, Sherby M, Godambe M, Shinde N, Watterson T, Walsh T, Foxe J, Zand M, Dewhurst S, Coller R, DeMuri GP, Archuleta S, Ko LK, Inkelas M, Manuel V, Lee R, Oh H, Murugan V, Kramer J, Okihiro M, Gwynn L, Pulgaron E, McCulloh R, Broadhurst J, McDaniels-Davidson C, Kiene S, Oren E, Wu Y, Wetter DW, Stump T, Brookhart MA, Fist A, Haroz E. Building School-Academic Partnerships to Implement COVID-19 Testing in Underserved Populations. Pediatrics. 2023 Jul 1;152(Suppl 1):e2022060352C. doi: 10.1542/peds.2022060352C. 6. Uthappa DM, Mann TK, Goldman JL, Schuster JE, Newland JG, Anderson WB, Dozier A, Inkelas M, Foxe JJ, Gwynn L, Gurnett CA, McDaniels-Davidson C, Walsh T, Watterson T, Holden-Wiltse J, Potts JM, D'Agostino EM, Zandi K, Corbett A, Spallina S, DeMuri GP, Wu YP, Pulgaron ER, Kiene SM, Oren E, Allison-Burbank JD, Okihiro M, Lee RE, Johnson SB, Stump TK, Coller RJ, Mast DK, Haroz EE, Kemp S, Benjamin DK, Zimmerman KO. Common Data Element Collection in Underserved School Communities: Challenges and Recommendations. Pediatrics. 2023 Jul 1;152(Suppl 1):e2022060352N. doi: 10.1542/peds.2022-060352N. PMID: 37394503; PMCID: PMC10312277. Page 3 of 7 12/29/2023 7. Esquivel, M.; Higa, A.;Guidry, A.; Shelton, C.; Okihiro, M. A Qualitative Study on the Motivators, Barriers and Supports to Participation in a Pediatric Produce Prescription Program in Hawai‘i. Int.J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2022, 19,16682. https://doi.org/10.3390/ ijerph192416682 8. Juarez R, Phankitnirundorn K, Ramirez A, Peres R, Maunakea AK, Okihiro M. Vaccine-Associated Shifts in SARS-CoV-2 Infectivity Among the Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population in Hawaii. Am J Public Health. 2022 Sep 15:e1-e4. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2022.306973. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 36108254.https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2022.306973 9. Juarez R, Kang Z, Okihiro M, Garcia BK, Phankitnirundorn K, Maunakea AK. Dynamics of Trust and Consumption of COVID-19 Information Implicate a Mechanism for COVID-19 Vaccine and Booster Uptake.

Vaccines. 2022; 10(9):1435. https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines10091435 10. Goldstein, J, Phelps-Nishiguchi, E., et. al. Daily Dose of Development: A Return to Fundamentals. Feasibility of an app-based curriculum of normal child development for pediatric residents. J Grad Med Educ. 2023 Jun;15(3):395-397.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF COMMUNITY PEDIATRICS Book Chapters 1. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Adolescent Gynecology. Case-Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, Third Edition (30% effort).

2. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Adolescent Privacy in Healthcare. Case-Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, Third Edition (30% effort).

3. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Adolescent Sexuality: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. Case-Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, Third Edition (30% effort).

4. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Eating Disorders in Adolescents. Case-Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, Third Edition (30% effort).

5. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Gender Dysphoria in Children, Adolescents and Young Adults. Case-Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, Third Edition (100% effort).

6. Francisco-Natanauan, P. Integrative Approach to Treating Eating Disorders: A Skills-Teaching Workbook for Lasting Recovery. Crowley, B. 2023. Routledge, Taylor&Francis Publishing Company.

7. Okamoto, J. Chapter 113: Education Law: Implications for Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, In Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Fifth Edition. Elsevier, 2023.

Presentations 1. Aye, T, Francisco-Natanauan, P, Lum, D, Shim, M, Denny, S, Nakamoto, C, Hopkins, B, Ching, R, Brady, C, Long, J. (November 3, 2023). A Survey of Primary Care Providers Caring for Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth in Hawai’i: Their Characteristics and Levels of Comfort. Research Poster Presentation at the United States Professional Association for Transgender Health Scientific Symposium 2023, Westminster, Colorado, USA 2. Francisco-Natanauan, P, Kuwada, G. (March 9, 2023). “Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Prevalence and Treatment in Detained Youths in Hawaii: A Follow Up Study on Strategies for Improvement.” Research Poster Presentation at the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, USA 3. Francisco-Natanauan, P. “Have you heard of SOGI? Sexual Orientation Gender Identity and Gender Affirming Treatment.” Hawai’i Academy of Family Physicians Annual Conference, Alohilani Hotel, Honolulu, Hawai’i, USA 4. Francisco-Natanauan, P. “Listening to My Body.” Special Parent Information Network (SPIN) 37th Annual Conference, University of Hawai’i Campus Center, Honolulu, Hawai’i, USA 5. Francisco-Natanauan, P. The Role of the Medical Provider in Comprehensive Sexuality Education.” Philippine Medical Association of Hawai’i Annual Conference, Four Seasons Ko’olina, Hawai’i, USA 6. Francisco-Natanauan, P. The Trans, the Athlete, the Adolescent. A Discussion on the Adolescent Transgender Athlete.” Hawai’i Sports Medicine Summit 2022. Honolulu, Hawai’i, USA 7. Okamoto, J. CDC’s “Learn the Signs. Act Early” 2022 Revisions. With Toni Whitaker MD. 38th Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity. 3/7/23.

8. Okamoto, J. Developmental Screening and Surveillance, and the CDC Act Early Resources. With Elaine Eclavea, Guam’s Act Early Ambassador, Chairperson, Guam Early Learning Council, Early Childhood Consultant for the University of Guam Center on Developmental Disabilities, Education, and Service and Department of Public Health and Social Services – Preschool Development Grant (PDG) Birth to Five Project. Guam Medical Society Meeting with CME 10/5/22.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF COMMUNITY PEDIATRICS Presentations (cont.)

1. Okihiro, M. Pacific Region Indigenous Doctors Congress, Vancouver, Canada. Oral presentation: COVID-19 Crisis in K-12 Schools Serving Native Hawaiian Communities - Insights from the Pacific Alliance Against COVID19. July 15, 2022.

2. Okihiro M, Robinson N, Walsh J, Lee M. Promoting Cultural Humility and Collaboration Across the Pacific to Foster Equity and Best Practices for Children with Disabilities. Association of University Centers on Disabilities.

Washington DC. November 14, 2022. Attendance: 20 3. Okihiro M, Juarez R, Maunakea A, Chinn P, Ramirez A, Garcia B, Mau M. Confronting the COVID-19 Crisis in K12 Schools Serving Native Hawaiian Communities: Insights from the Pacific Alliance Against COVID-19 Research Team. Oral presentation at the Pacific Region Indigenous Doctors Congress, Vancouver, Canada. July 15, 2022. Attendance: 20.

4. Okihiro M, Juarez R, Phankitnirundorn K, Maunakea A, Kaaialii C. Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Attitudes about Safety in School among Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Youth and Adults. Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting 2023, Washington DC. Abstract 1426727. 0July 25, 2022: Speaker, Roundtable on Obesity Solutions Virtual Workshop, “Engaging Communities in Addressing Structural Drivers of Obesity.”

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Attendance 295.

5. Okihiro, M. NIH RADx-Up Equity Evidence Academy Advancing Community-Academic Presentations Presentation Series. Pacific Alliance Against COVID-19. September 29, 2022. Attendance 98.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE Publications 1. Abe K, Yamamoto LG. Association Between Rail Systems and Total/Child Traffic Fatality Rates. SVOA Paediatrics 2022;1(2):55-62.

2. Grief MM, Ueno MA, Yamamoto LG. Summary of Parenting Resource Recommendations for Children’s Media Use. SVOA Paediatrics. 2022;1(1);01-09. https://sciencevolks.com/paediatrics/pdf/SVOA-PD-01-001.pdf 3. Huang JJ, Goya KN, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Comparing Impact and Concussion Risk in Leatherhead and Modern Football and Hockey Helmets. Neurosurgery. 2023. doi: 10.1227/neu.0000000000002355.

4. Jujo S, Sakka BI, Lee-Jayaram J, Kataoka A, Izumo M, Kusunose K, Nakahira A, Oikawa S, Kataoka Y, Berg BW. Medical student medium-term skill retention following point-of-care ultrasound training based on the American Society of Echocardiography curriculum framework. Cardiovasc Ultrasound 20, 26 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12947-022-00296-z 5. Lee-Jayaram J, Park HS, Young JK, Seo JS, Oh, SH, Rhee, J, Berg BW. Development of the Korean Objective Structured Assessment of Debriefing (K-OSAD). Journal of Healthcare Simulation (Korea) ISSN 2287-8262. 2022;6-1:1-7. doi: 10.22910/KOSSH.2022.6.1.1 6. Shiosaki J, Yamamoto LG. What are parents reading about the sunscreen controversy? Pediatric Dermatology. 2022;1-2. doi:10.1111/pde.15016 7. Tsuha MM, Liu MS, Hori KS, Yamamoto LG. Prevalence of Concussions and Chronic Headaches in Female Collegiate Athletes. Journal of Women's Sports Medicine. 2022;2(1):30-40. https://doi.org/10.53646/jwsm.v2i1.14 8. Wong DJ, Hollister BA, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Softer Form in Bicycle Helmets Reduces the Impact Force in a Simulation Model. SVOA Paediatrics. 2023;2(4):92-97. DOI: https://doi.org/10.58624/SVOAPD.2023.02.040

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE Presentations 1. Chun IKH, Villanueva NC, Fujiwara AS, Leibovitch ER, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Impact Force Differences on Natural Grass Versus Synthetic Turf Football Fields. Presented at the 2022 American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition Council on Sports Medicine and Fitness.

Anaheim, CA. Oct 2022. Presented by Ian Chun.

2. Hollister BMA, Wong DJ, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Softer foam in bicycle helmets reduces the impact force in a simulation model. Presented at the 2022 American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition Council on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention. Anaheim, CA. Oct 2022. Presented by Brianna Hollister.

3. Huang JJ, Goya K, Chun IC, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Comparing Impact and Concussion Risk in Leatherhead and Modern Football and Hockey Helmets. Presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Denver, CO. April 2022. Presented by Alyssa Fujiwara.

4. Leibovitch E, Cheng S, Fujiwara A, Yamamoto L. Scar Treatment Characteristics and Consumer Preferences Among Online Products. Presented at the Mayo Clinic Wound Symposium: The Edges of Wound Care 2023, Rochester, MN. March 2023. Presented by Emily Leibovitch.

5. Leibovitch ER, Fujiwara AS, Chun IC, Villanueva NC, Yammaoto LG. Ibuprofen dosing. Presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Denver, CO. April 2022. Presented by Alyssa Fujiwara.

6. Mooney L, Ramos A, Teramae T, Kato J, Goya KN, Yamamoto LG. Frequency of Negative Spectator Behavior at Youth Sporting Events. Presented at the 2022 American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition Council on Sports Medicine and Fitness. Anaheim, CA. Oct 2022.

Presented by Lauren Mooney.

7. Noel E, Mizuo B, Yamamoto LG, Len KA. Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medical Students’ Pediatric Shelf Scores, Clerkship Grades and Step 2 Exam Scores. Presented at the Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics (COMSEP) meeting. Cincinnati, OH, April 2022. Presented by Erika Noel.

8. Noel E, Yamamoto LG, Mizuo B, Len KA. Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medical Students’ Pediatric Shelf Scores, Clerkship Grades, OSCE Scores, and Step 2 Exam Scores. Presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Denver, CO. April 2022. Presented by Erika Noel.

9. Tanaka LA, Sidde Gowda A, Yamamoto LG. First Time Non-Provoked Seizure Presentation to the ED Decision Analysis. Presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) meeting in Washington, DC, May 2023. Presented by Ayush Sidde Gowda.

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1. Wong DJ, Hollister BMA, Yamamoto BE, Yamamoto LG. Softer foam in bicycle helmets reduces the impact force in a simulation model. Presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Denver, CO. April 2022. Presented by Davis Wong.

2. Yamamoto LG. 33rd Annual Spring Conference on Pediatrics. Conference Co-Chair. Presentations on Pediatric Bowel Obstruction, Extremity X-rays and Splinting, Enhancing Your Office Practice, Incredible ED and Hospital Cases Refered From Clinics & Offices. Symposia Medicus, Waikiki, Hawaii, April 2022.

3. Dutta A, Anderson K, Goya K, Matsumoto M, Len K, Yamamoto LG. Pediatric Door-Related Finger Injuries: Investigation of a Problem. Presented at the Academic Pediatric Association Regions 9 & 10 Meeting. Virtual poster presentation, January 29, 2022. Presented by Anirban Dutta and Krystal Anderson.

4. Tanji CM, Yamamoto LG. Frequency of Acute Leukemia in Pediatric Patients with Bell Palsy.

Presented at the Western Medical Research Conference. Oral virtual presentation, Carmel, CA, January 2022. Presented by Caitlin Tanji.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF NEONATAL PERINATAL MEDICINE Publications 1. Balaraman, V. Adverse effects of COVID-19 pandemic on a multicenter randomized controlled trial. J Perinatol. 2023 May;43(5):653-658. doi: 10.1038/s41372-022-01592-2. Epub 2022 Dec 29. PMID: 36581761 2. Balaraman, V. Development of a Definition of Postacute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection. JAMA. 2023 Jun 13;329 (22):1934-1946. doi: 10.1001/jama.2023.8823. PMID: 37278994 3. Balaraman, V. Researching COVID to enhance recovery (RECOVER) pediatric study protocol: Rationale, objectives and design. medRxiv. 2023 May 12:2023.04.27.23289228. doi: 10.1101/2023.04.27.23289228.

Preprint. PMID: 37214806 4. Hudak ML, Flannery DD, Barnette K, Getzlaff T, Gautam S, Dhudasia MB, Kuo S, Mukhopadhyay S, Pfeifer MR, Ellington SR, Galang RR, Snead MC, Woodworth KR, Zapata LB, Puopolo KM; AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS NPC-19 REGISTRY INVESTIGATORS. Maternal and Newborn Hospital Outcomes of Perinatal SARSCoV-2 Infection: A National Registry. Pediatrics. 2023 Feb 1;151 (2):e2022059595. doi: 10.1542/peds.2022059595. PMID: 36995183.

5. Kawamura MY, Kimata C, Wong Ramsey K. Racial Disparities in Breastmilk Receipt and Extremely Low Gestational Age Neonatal Morbidities in an Asian Pacific Islander Population. J Racial Ethn Health Disparities.

2022 Mar 16. doi: 10.1007/s40615-022-01283-w. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 35297496.

6. Wong Ramsey KN, Davis JD, Tanaka JS, Kuo S. Infant Body Composition in an Asian Pacific Islander Population. J. Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities. 2022 Nov. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40615-022-01444-x.

PMID: 36357640.

7. Wong Ramsey KN, Davis JD, Tanaka JS, Kuo S. Infant Body Composition in an Asian Pacific Islander Population [published online ahead of print, 2022 Nov 10]. J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2022;10.1007/s40615-02201444-x. doi:10.1007/s40615-022-01444-x PMID: 36357640.

8. Wong Ramsey K, Duncan, S. New Year, New Codes. Neonatology Today. 2023 Feb;18(2):152-154. Available online at: https://www.neonatologytoday.net/newsletters/nt-feb23.pdf 9. Young LW, Ounpraseuth ST, Merhar SL, Hu Z, Simon AE, Bremer AA, Lee JY, Das A, Crawford MM, Greenberg RG, Smith PB, Poindexter BB, Higgins RD, Walsh MC, Rice W, Paul DA, Maxwell JR, Telang S, Fung CM, Wright T, Reynolds AM, Hahn DW, Ross J, McAllister JM, Crowley M, Shaikh SK, Puopolo KM, Christ L, Brown J, Riccio J, Wong Ramsey K, Akshatha, Braswell EF, Tucker L, McAlmon KR, Dummula K, Weiner J, White JR, Howell MP, Newman S, Snowden JN, Devlin LA; ACT NOW Collaborative. Eat, Sleep, Console Approach or Usual Care for Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal. N Engl J Med. 2023 Jun 22;388(25):2326-2337. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2214470. Epub 2023 Apr 30. PMID: 37125831.

Abstracts 1. Iwamoto, L. 2012-2021: Increasing Length of Stay Factors for 33 Week Gestation Preterm Infants. 2023 Pediatric Academic Society Annual Meeting. Abstract ID 1416422 2. Yanni D, Hempel B, Sinha C, Hubbard D, Wong Ramsey K, Scied A, Pappagallo M, Savich R, Dammann C, VyasRead S. Improving Wellness Among Women Neonatologists. Pediatric Academic Societies 2023. PAS publication number 266.131 3. Wong Ramsey, K. Postnatal opioid treatment in the eating sleeping and consoling for neonatal opioid withdrawal (ESCNOW) randomized controlled trial. PAS publication number 237.127 68

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1. Len, K, Wong Ramsey K, Lim M, Mizuo, B. Comparison of medical student feedback after completion of an observed H&P exercise by attendings vs resident physicians. Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics (COMSEP) Annual Meeting. Long Beach, CA. April 2023. Abstract 8834 Book Chapters 1. Huang JJ, Kuo S. Neonatal conjunctivitis and eye prophylaxis. In: Yamamoto L (ed). Case Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, 3rd Edition. http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/pedtext.html 2. Kling, E. Hypoglycemia Chapter for JABSOM Pediatric Textbook 3. Wada, RM and Wong Ramsey KN. Infants of Diabetic Mothers. In: Yamamoto, L ed. Cased based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents 3rd edition; 2022. http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/ Presentations 1. Duncan S, Martin G, Owens L, Wong Ramsey K. Coding Workshop. AAP Neonatal Perinatal Practice Strategies Conference. Scottsdale, AZ. February 2023.

2. Iwamoto, L. 2012-2021: Increasing Length of Stay Factors for 33-Week Gestation Preterm Infants, 2023 Biomedical symposium UH JABSOM 3. Iwamoto, L. Engaging Pediatric Residents to Increase Patient Safety Event Reporting, 2023 Hawaii State patient safety conference 4. Iwamoto, L. Workshop at AAMC Western Group on Educational Affairs: USMLE Step 1 has Changed to Pass/Fail – How are the Curriculum and Student Affairs Adapting? (Fong S, Teranishi K, Iwamoto L). April 2023.

5. Kling, E. 2023 Academy of Neonatal Nursing Conference 6. Kono J, Maxym M, Meister J, Wong Ramsey K. Light ‘em up: Updates in management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia. Kapiolani Medical Center Grand Rounds. Honolulu, HI. January 2023.

7. Kuo S. Breast milk and necrotizing enterocolitis. University of Hawaii Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellows’ Conference, April 5, 2023 8. Kuo S. Keynote Quality Improvement Lecture: Quality improvement initiatives to decrease necrotizing enterocolitis: A decade long odyssey. Invited speaker at the Indian Academy of Pediatrics NEOCON 2023, Jaipur, India. March 25, 2023.

9. Kuo S. Surfactant therapy for respiratory distress syndrome: Past, present and future. Invited speaker at the Hawai‘i Society for Respiratory Care 49th Annual Conference, Honolulu, HI, September 28, 2022.

10. Kuo, S. Tiny bubbles for tiny babies: Surfactant therapy for respiratory distress syndrome, Past, Present, and Future. Invited speaker at the Academy of neonatal Nursing 2023 Spring Advanced Practice Neonatal Nurses Conference, Honolulu, HI. April 29, 2023 11. Lim M, Len K, Wong Ramsey K, Mizuo, B. Comparison of medical student feedback after completion of an observed H&P exercise by attendings vs resident physicians. Western Group on Education Affairs (WGEA) Annual Meeting. Honolulu, HI. April 2023.

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1. Noyama K, Kuo S. A Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Productivity Reporting by Pediatric Transport Team Members: Overcoming Barriers, Perceptions and Duplicative Work. Oral presentation, American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference & Exhibition, Anaheim, CA. October 9, 2022 (abstract) 2. Wong K, Borruso L, Sommer-Candelario S, Tadaki K, Ching S, Kuo S, Balaraman V, Tanaka LY. PreECMO factors associated with severe bleeding on ECMO. Poster presentation at the Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Washington DC. May 1, 2023. (abstract) 3. Wong Ramsey K, Kamaka M. Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander COVID-19 data deficiencies. Grand Rounds. Department of Native Hawaiian Center of Excellence, University of Hawai‘i John A Burns School of Medicine. Honolulu, HI. November 4, 2022. Available at https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=7CbjPTRC0ss 4. Wong Ramsey K, Kamaka M. Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander COVID-19 data deficiencies. Pacific Regional Indigenous Doctors Conference. Vancouver, Canada. July 2022.

5. Wong Ramsey K. Health Inequities in the NICU. National Advanced Practice Neonatal Nurses Conference. Honolulu, H. April 2023.

6. Wong Ramsey K. Neonatal Updates for the Busy Ob/gyn. ACOG Hawai‘i Annual Education Program.

Poipu, HI. November 2022.

7. Wong Ramsey K. Racial Disparities in Breastmilk Receipt and Extremely Low Gestational Age Neonatal Morbidities in an Asian Pacific Islander Population. Pacific Regional Indigenous Doctors Conference. Vancouver, Canada. July 2022.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HOSPITALIST MEDICINE Publications 1. Growdon, A.S., Onate, A., Staffa, S.J., Berger, S., Callas, C., Chitkara, M.B., Crook, T.W., Daniel, D.A., Huth, K., Lehmann, S., Len, K.A., Murray, A.M. (2022). The effect of providing protected time for utilization of video-based learning in the pediatric clerkship: A randomized trial. Academic Pediatrics, 2023 May 5;S1876-2859(23)00148-1. doi:10.1016/j.acp.2023.04.013. Online ahead of print. (10% effort) 2. Liu J, Di Rocco J, Kosut J. Recurrent Abdominal Pain in a 7-Year-Old Boy. Clinical Pediatrics. 2022 Jul;61(7):499-502. DOI: 10.1177/00099228221083262. PMID: 35360971 3. Okado, Cheryl. Group author in Paul L. Aronson, etal, AAP REVISE II QI COLLABORATIVE; Trends in Prevalence of Bacterial Infections in Febrile Infants During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Pediatrics December 2022; 150 (6): e2022059235. 10.1542/peds.2022-059235 4. Thaweethai T, Kosut, J., et al. Development of a Definition of Postacute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection.

JAMA. 2023; 329(22):1934-1946.

Book Chapters 1. Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Pediatric Hospital Medicine Milestones Workgroup (Brower, L., Burke, A., Clary, C., Denniston, S., Di Rocco, J., McCarthy, M.E., Edgar, L., Koehn, K., Liang, D., May, B., Molas-Torreblanca, K., O’Toole, J., Scott, T., Thorenson, L.). Pediatric Hospital Medicine Milestones. Second Revision, April 2023. Milestones and Supplemental Guide available online at: pediatrichospitalmedicinemilestones2.0.pdf (acgme.org) and pediatrichospitalmedicinesupplementalguide.pdf (acgme.org) 2. Len KA. Chapter X.8 Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis. In: Yamamoto LG, ed. Case Based Pediatrics For Medical Students and Residents, 3rd edition, http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c08.html Presentations 1. Basaviah P., Osterberg, L., Len, K.A., Wong, V., Kugler, J., Worth, D., Calcavecchia J. (2023 April 15-17A tale of 3 learning communities: experience across the continuum. Western Group on Educational Affairs (WGEA) Meeting. Honolulu, HI. April 2023. (Panel Presentation) 2. Di Rocco, J., Edgar, L., Olson, H. Clinician Educator Milestones: Identifying and Assessing Your KSA’s. 9th Annual State of Hawai'i Graduate Medical Education Leadership Conference, Honolulu, HI, April 18, 2023.

(Invited Speaker) 3. Edgar, L., Lee, D., Len, K.A., Wong, V. (2023 April 18) Competency-Based Medical Education: UME & GME Challenges and Opportunities. 9th Annual State of Hawai’i Graduate Medical Education Leadership Conference. Honolulu, HI (Invited Speaker). (111 participants) 4. Fujiwara, A., Di Rocco, J., Hong, T., Kimata, C., Len, K. Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Inpatient Pediatric Medical Student Education, Western Group Collaborative Spring Conference, Honolulu, HI, April 14-17, 2023. (Poster Presentation)

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1. Lim M.A., Len, K.A., Wong-Ramsey, K., Mizuo, B. (2023 April 15-17) Is this a Win-Win situation? A comparison of medical student feedback after completion of a required observed H&P exercise supervised by attending vs resident physicians. Western Group on Educational Affairs (WGEA) Meeting. Honolulu, HI. April 2023. (Poster Presentation) 2. Kosut J, Chen S, Di Rocco J, et al. Results of Labs Pending at Pediatric Hospital Discharge: Closing the Gap to Improve Patient Safety. 2023 Hawaii State Patient Safety Conference, Kaneohe, Hawaii, April 21, 2023.

3. Kosut, J. Showcase from GSD 2022: Standardizing Peer Review Process. Getting Stuff Done 2023, Session 1, Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, January 17, 2023.

4. Kosut, J., Chen, C., Di Rocco, J., Fakaosita, M., Kono, J., Kyono, M,, Len, K., Lin, J., Lueker, A., Maxym, M., Mizuo, B., Okado, C., Pan, D., Ramirez, G., Sasaki, J., Shea, W., Wang, T., Patel, S. (2023 Jan 11) Results of Labs Pending at Pediatric Hospital Discharge: Closing the Gap to Improve Patient Safety. 2023 Hawaii State of Reform Health Policy Conference. Honolulu, HI. Jan 2023 (Poster Presentation) 5. Len, K., Chuang, L., James, L., MacDonald, A., Takayama, K., (2022 Sept 22) 2022 UH Excellence in Teaching Faculty Panel: Online Strategies, Tips and Lessons Learned. University of Hawai`i Honolulu, HI (Invited Speaker). (137 participants) https://www.uhonline.hawaii.edu/uhoic/events/2022-uhexcellencein-teaching-faculty-panel/ 6. Len, K., Wong, S. (2023 May 9) JABSOM Learning Communities: Thriving through the Pandemic. John A. Burns School of Medicine Medical Education Grand Rounds, Honolulu, HI. (Grand Rounds Presentation). (49 participants) 7. Len, K.A., Wong-Ramsey, K., Lim, M.A., Mizuo, B. (2023 April 2-5) Who says attendings are always better? Comparison of medical student feedback after completion of an observed H&P exercise by attendings vs resident physicians. Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics (COMSEP) Meeting. Long Beach, CA. April 2023. (Poster Presentation) 8. Noel, E., Yamamoto, L., Mizuo, B., Len, K.A. (2023 April 15-17) Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medical Student Performance. Western Group on Educational Affairs (WGEA) Meeting. Honolulu, HI. April 2023. (Poster Presentation) 9. Reed, S., Di Rocco, J., Kihstrom, M, Stewart, D., Frost, M., Devlin, S., Turner, D. EPAS ARE COMING! IS YOUR PROGRAM READY? Association of Pediatric Program Directors’ National Spring Meeting, Atlanta, GA, March 28-31, 2023. (Workshop Presentation) 10. Tadaki S, Kosut J, Len K. Characteristics of COVID-19 Infections in Hawaii. Hawaii Pacific Health, Summer Student Research Program, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 11, 2023.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY Publications: 1. Eslin D, Zage PE, Bergendahl G, Lewis E, Roberts W, Kraveka J, Mitchell D, Isakoff M, Rawwas J, Wada R, Fluchel M, Brown V, Ginn K, Higgins T, BeeravallyNagulapally A, Dykema K, Hanna G, Ferguson W, Saulnier Sholler G. A Phase II trial of nifurtimox combined with topotecan and cyclophosphamide for refractory or relapsed neuroblastoma and medulloblastoma. Int J Cancer 153:1026-1034, 2023.

2. Leiding, J, Si SJ, Marsh R, Arnold D. Genotype, Oxidase Status, and Preceding Infection or Autoinflammation Do Not Affect Allogeneic HCT Outcomes for CGD. Accepted to Blood June 2023.

3. Si SJ, Ford J, Hermiston M. How I Treat Newly Diagnosed and Refractory T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma in Children and Young Adults. Accepted to Blood March 2023.

4. Si SJ, Mcnerney K, Vatsayan A, Dreyzin A, Baggott C, Prabhu S, Pacenta H, Phillips C, Rossoff J, Stefanski H, Talano J, Moskop A, Margossian S, Verneris M, Myers D, Karras N, Brown P, Qayed M, Hermiston M, Satwani P, Krupski C, Keating A, Wilox R, Rabik C, Baumeister S, Fabrizio V, Chinnabhandar V, Goksenin Y, Curran K, Mackall C, Laetsch T, Schultz L. Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR)-associated Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) with use of commercial Tisagenlecleucel in the Pediatric Real World CAR Consortium (PRWCC): Risk Factors and Outcomes. Accepted to Blood Advance Feb 2023.

5. Wada RK, Wong L, Flohr A, Arndt RG, Ing DK, Loos JR, Kaneshige L, Teruya K, Peterman K, Albright CL, Masaki K. Simulation-based Pediatric interprofessional team training to facilitate end-of-life discussions. Clin Simul Nurs 78:27-33, 2023.

Presentations 1. Baker JR, Ashburner C, Berkowitz, B, Bocanegra E, Cervantes L, Chodan S, Crook N, Farrow K, Gallegos L, Hansen J, Macasiray E, Millstein V, Pine M, Pullens L, Raigoza E, Santos D, Spicer R, Tashima G, Tobase P, Unpingco K, Balasa V, Cortes D, Ducore J, Medeiros D, Amit S, Thornburg C, von Drygalski A, Nugent D. Patient Satisfaction with Hemostasis/Thrombosis Treatment Centers in Western States/Region IX 2014, 2017, and 2020. Poster Presentation, Western States Region Hemophilia Network Annual Conference. San Francisco, California, 2022.

2. Krupski C, Baggott C, John S, McNerney K, Bhatt D, Talano J, Moskop A, Rossoff J, Hall E, Fabrizio V, Keating A, Qayed M, Schiff D, Rahrig A, Skiles J, Capitini C, Baumeister S, Curran K, Karras N, Cooper S, Rouce R, Prabhu S, Si SJ, Pacenta H, Myers D, Verneris M, Phillips C, Laetsch T, Mackall C, Schultz L. Outcomes Following Tisagenlecleucel Reinfusion in Children and Young Adults with B-Cell Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia. Accepted to American Society for Transplantation and Cellular Therapy (ASTCT) Conference 2023.

3. Medeiros D. Challenges of Pacific Island Patients. Western States Region Hemophilia Network Telementoring Series. Virtual Meeting, 2022.

4. Medeiros D. Eosinophilia and Platelet Function Defects. Oral Presentation, Western States Region Hemophilia Network Telementoring Series. Virtual Meeting, 2022.

5. Oesterheld JE, Bergendahl G, Berry D, Lorenzi E, Clinch T, Kraveka J, Ferguson W, Brown V, Eslin D, Hanson D, Harrod V, Isakoff M, Mitchell D, Wada R, Zage P, Saulnier Sholler G. Comparison of Event Free Survival (EFS) in high-risk neuroblastoma (HRNB) patients receiving eflornithine (DFMO) maintenance to an external control immunotherapy study database. Oral Abstract #1750, in Pediatr Blood Cancer 69 (Suppl 5):S105, 2022.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY Abstracts: 1. Preueksapraopong C, Hirata T, Liao L, Ishikawa K, Chen JJ, Kyono W, Glaser DW, Wada R, Begue R, Fisher BT, Winestone LE, Okimoto KC, Lim SS. High incidence and mortality of invasive fungal disease in children and young adults with hematologic malignancies in Hawaii and Pacific Islands. Poster Session #905, in Blood 140 (Suppl 1):8042-8042, 2022.

2. Chattip Prueksapraopong, MD, Trevor Hirata, Lauryn Liao, Kyle Ishikawa, John J. Chen, Wade Kyono, MD, Darryl W. Glaser, MD, Randal Wada, MD, Rodolfo Bégué, MD, Brian T. Fisher, DO, MSCE, Lena E. Winestone, MD, Kelley C. Okimoto, MD and Stephanie S. Lim, MD. High Incidence and Mortality of Invasive Fungal Disease in Children and Young Adults with Hematologic Malignancies in Hawaii and Pacific Islands. Poster Discussion Session, American Society of Hematology (ASH). New Orleans, Louisiana, 2022. Blood (2022) 140 (Supplement 1): 8042–8043.

3. Oesterheld JE, Bergendahl G, Berry D, Lorenzi E, Clinch T, Kraveka J, Ferguson W, Brown V, Eslin D, Hanson D, Harrod V, Isakoff M, Mitchell D, Wada R, Zage P, Saulnier Sholler G. Comparison of Event Free Survival (EFS) in high-risk neuroblastoma (HRNB) patients receiving eflornithine (DFMO) maintenance to an external control immunotherapy study database. Oral Abstract #1750, in Pediatr Blood Cancer 69 (Suppl 5):S105, 2022.

DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE Publications: 1. Feng, A. Calciphylaxis in a pediatric patient with multisystem inflammatory syndrome, JAAD Case Reports

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES Publications: 1. Bégué, RE. A 11-year-old boy with fever and rash. Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal. 2023;42(1):85-86.

2. Bernhardt I, Glamuzina E, Dowsett L, Webster D, Knoll D, Carpenter K, Bennett MJ, Maeda M, Wilson C. Genotype-phenotype correlations in CPT1a deficiency detected by newborn screening in Pacific populations.

JIMD Reports, 1-8. January 2022. PMID: 35822099.

3. Bratincsak A, Fabi M. Editorial: Kawasaki disease: an ongoing enigma tangled with the appearance of MIS-C. Front Pediatr. 2023;11:1209723.

4. Bratincsak A. Guest Editor for Frontiers in Pediatrics, Guest Editor for special issue on Kawasaki disease, 2022 – edited 7 peer-reviewed manuscripts.

5. Brown S, Galang C, Kanaiaupuni M, Dowsett L, Fox K, Nakagawa K. Advancing stroke genetics in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. Front. Stroke, 2. August 2023. doi:10.3389/fstro.2023.1114785 6. Fazekas M, Santana J, Zaslow T, Miller S, Coel R, Howell DR; PRiSM Concussion Research Interest Group.

Influence of Personal and Injury-Related Factors Predicting Deficits in Quality of Life Domains Among Pediatric Athletes: Findings From the Sport Concussion Outcomes in Pediatrics Study. Clin J Sport Med. 2023 Mar 1. doi: 10.1097/JSM.0000000000001140. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 36858431.

7. Murakami A, Lau RL, Wallerstein R, Zagustin T, Kuwada G, Purohit PJ. Acute Rhabdomyolysis in a Child with Multiple Suspicious Gene Variants. Case Rep Pediatr. 2022 Sep 24;2022:2099827. doi: 10.1155/2022/2099827.

PMID: 36193211; PMCID: PMC9526545 8. Palting R, Ching N, Bégué R, Kurahara D, Melish, M, DiRocco J, Yamamoto K, Jensen, J, & Purohit, P. (2022). 188: MULTIORGAN FAILURE AND HYPERINFLAMMATION: A RARE DIAGNOSIS OF MIS-C BY SARS-COV-2 SPIKE ANTIBODY. Critical Care Medicine. 50. 78-78. 10.1097/01.ccm.0000807076.12005.ca.

9. Zaslow T, Patel AR, Coel R, Katzel MJ, Wren TAL. The effects of sport, setting, and demographics on sunscreen use and education in young athletes. Res Sports Med. 2023 Jun 1:1-9. doi: 10.1080/15438627.2023.2219801.

Epub ahead of print. PMID: 37260276.

Abstracts 1. Dutta A, Lau T, Purohit PJ, Thompson K, Yamamoto K, Feng A, Beaty TCB, Melish M, Kurahara D, Wu B, Fong E, Bégué RE. A Child with COVID-19 Complicated by Rapidly Progressive Severe Organizing Pneumonia. American Thoracic Society, Washington, DC, May 19-24, 2023.

2. Ratchataswan T, Bégué RE. Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Induced by Phenytoin: An Uncommonly Used Antiepileptic Drug in High-Income Countries. ACAAI 2022 Annual Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky, November 10-14, 2022.

3. Prueksapraopong C, Hirata T, Liao L, Ishikawa K, Chen JJ, Kyono W, Glaser D, Wada R, Bégué RE, Winestone L, Chinen Okimoto K, Lim S. High Incidence and Mortality of Invasive Fungal Disease in Children and Young Adults with Hematologic Malignancies in Hawai’i and Pacific Islands. American Society of Hematology 64th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 10-13, 2022.

4. Prueksapraopong C, Lim S, Dowsett L, Hutchins K, Okimoto K, Kyono W, Glaser D, Wada R. Haploidentical SCT with post-transplant cyclophosphamide from a carrier donor for XLP-1 disease. American Society of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Annual Meeting, Poster Session #540, in Pedatr Blood Cancer 69 (Suppl 2):S200-201, May 2022.

5. Cox A, Arkin J, Dowsett L. Intermittent Maple Syrup Urine Disease: A Surreptitious Diagnosis. American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference, Poster section on Uniformed Services, Anaheim, CA. October 9, 2022.

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1. Taum C, Kuba M, King J, Young J, Ouch! Brace Yourself for a Rough Landing; Traumatic Injury Resulting in Acute Knee Pain in Pre-adolescent Patient. Poster Presentation American Medical Society of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, April 2023.

2. American Thoracic Society International Conference. Washington DC. May 23, 2023. A child with Covid-19 complicated by rapidly progressive severe organizing pneumonia. Dutta AD, Lau T, Begue R, Purohit P, Thompson K, Yamamoto K, Kurahara D, Melish M, Feng A, Beaty T, and Wu B. Presentations 1. Abolfazli M, Host-Madsen A, Zhang J, Bratincsak A. Out-of-distribution detection using BiGAN and MDL. arXiv. 2022:2206.01851. https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.01851 2. Almeida P. Children with Medical Complexity (CMC): A Guide for Pediatric Providers. Women & Infants’ Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island, Neonatal Fellow Grand Rounds. June 22, 2023.

3. Almeida P. Children with Medical Complexity (CMC): A Guide for Pediatric Providers. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. June 8, 2023.

4. Almeida P. Pediatric Complex Care Clinic (Multi-disciplinary/Interdisciplinary). Hawai’i ECHO Series. November 2, 2022.

5. Amua F, Ching N, Kodama-Ikei S, Lee, D. COVID-19 Vaccine Response in the Pacific Islands. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. May 11, 2023. Coel R. In the Heat of the Moment: Diagnosis and Treatment of Exertional Heat Illness. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. May 18, 2023.

6. Bégué, RE. Blood and Worms: A Tropical Disease? Grand Rounds, Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women and Children, Honolulu. October 13, 2022.

7. Bégué, RE. Congenital CMV (cCMV): Why is it so complicated? HSRHA Pediatric ECHO, University of Hawai’i, Honolulu. April 5, 2023.

8. Bégué, RE. Latent Tuberculosis Infection: Update. 14th Aloha Pediatric Infectious Diseases Conference, Honolulu.

November 5, 2022.

9. Bégué, RE. Occupational HBV Exposures. Project ECHO Hawai’i Learning Groups, Hawai’i State Department of Health, Honolulu. November 21, 2022.

10. Bégué, RE. Pneumonia Complications: Pearls. Project Firstline, American Academy of Pediatrics – Hawai’i Chapter. April 18, 2023.

11. Bégué, RE. Syphilis in the Newborn. HSRHA Pediatric ECHO, University of Hawai’i, Honolulu. May 17, 2023.

12. Bratincsak A. Biomedical research & innovation center. Hawaii Health Partners Annual Membership Meeting, Honolulu, 2023.

13. Bratincsak A. Collaborative care in adult congenital heart disease. Straub Medical Center Grand Rounds, Honolulu, 2022.

14. Bratincsak A. Machine learning integration in advanced electrocardiogram analysis. 6th Annual International Hawaii Cardiovascular Symposium, John A. Burns School of Medicine, Honolulu, 2023.

15. Bratincsak A. Machine learning integration into ECG analysis. International ACHD conference, CATCH 22: Caring for Adults and Teens with Congenital Heart disease. Hawai‘i Pacific Health, Honolulu, 2022

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES Presentations (cont.)

1. Bratincsak A. Mind the gap: Transitioning teenagers to adulthood. Queens Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics CME conference, Honolulu, 2023.

2. Bratincsak A. The good, the bad and the ugly – cholesterol screening in children. Timely Topics In Pediatrics.

American Academy of Pediatrics, Hawaii Chapter Meeting, Honolulu. April 13, 2023.

3. Bratincsak A. To close or not to close? The never-ending PDA story. National Advanced Practice Neonatal Nurses Conference, Academy of Neonatal Nursing, Honolulu, 2023.

4. Bratincsak A. Transitioning teenagers to adulthood – Can transition affect long-term outcome? International ACHD conference, CATCH 22: Caring for Adults and Teens with Congenital Heart disease. Hawai‘i Pacific Health, Honolulu, 2022.

5. Bratincsak A., Fabi M. Editorial: Kawasaki disease: an ongoing enigma tangled with the appearance of MIS-C. Front Pediatr. 2023;11:1209723. PMID: 37325342, doi:10.3389/fped.2023.1209723 6. Coel R. Heat Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment. 32nd Annual Aloha Medical Conference, October 13, 2022.

7. Coel R. Hot and Bothered: Treatment and Prevention of Exertional Heat Stroke. Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition/Safe Kids Quarterly Meeting, Dec. 2, 2022.

8. Dowsett L. and Maeda M. Study of the D359N mutation in IVD: a unique Micronesian variant with a mild phenotype. Platform presentation accepted to the Pacific Region Indigenous Doctors Congress, Vancouver, Canada. July 14, 2022.

9. Dowsett L. Medical Genealogy & Pedigrees; Featured speaker for Aha Hoolokahi Native Hawaiian Health and Wellness Summit. June 2, 2023.

10. Fong E. Bronchiectasis: Evaluation, Management, and Living With It. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. April 13, 2023.

11. Jones K. Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How? Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. February 23, 2023.

12. King J. A Gastrointestinal Explosion: IBD, IBS, and a Pandemic. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. January 26, 2023.

13. Redlow, J, King, J. Post-ACL Reconstruction: Does Functional Testing Predict Readiness to Return-to-Sport?

Hawaii Pacific Health Summer Student Research Program, 2022.

14. King, J. Training session: Concussion Assessment and Mannagement. Annual Training Session for Hawai‘i Department of Education Athletic Trainers, July 15, 2022.

15. King, J. Women in Sports. Hawai’i Sports Medicine Summit, June 2022.

16. Kurahara D. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Presentation Following COVID-19 Infection. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. December 22, 2022.

17. Lynch C. Early Sports Participation and Exercise Deficit Disorder: How much practice makes perfect? Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition Meeting, September 30, 2022.

18. Lynch C. Update and Lab: Heat Illness Diagnosis and Treatment. Annual Training Session for Hawai‘i Department of Education Athletic Trainers, July 15, 2022.

19. Melish M. New Shocks and Surprises of the COVID era. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. September 8, 2022.

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PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS DIVISION OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTIES Presentations (cont.)

1. Tabisola-Nuesca, E. Diabetes Technology – Pumps & CGM. Timely Topics in Pediatrics. American Academy of Pediatrics, Hawaii Chapter Meeting, Honolulu, 2023.

2. Tanaka A. Developmental Regression. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. December 3, 2022.

3. Uramoto G and Shimokawa M. Obesity. This is hard. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu. September 15, 2022.

4. Zagustin T. Sialorrhea in children. Kapi’olani Medical Center for Women & Children Grand Rounds, Honolulu.

March 16, 2023.

Book Chapters 1. Bégué, RE. NIH-NIAID Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group ZAI1 MFH-M-J1 “Host Immunity and Novel Immunization Strategies for Clostridioides difficile Infection (CDI) (U19 Clinical Trial Not Allowed”), September 29-30, 2022.

2. Bégué, RE. NIH-NIAID Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group ZAI1 AWA-M-M1 RFA-AI-22-037 “Partnership for Development of Vaccines Against Select Enteric Pathogens (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed”), December 15, 2022.

3. Bégué, RE. NIH-NIAID Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group 2023/08 ZAI1 SMB-D (S1) 2 “Extramural Loan Repayment Program for Clinical Researchers (LRP-CR); (LRP-PR); (LRP-HDR); (LRP-REACH), March 20-24, 2023.

4. Kiyohara AP and Bégué RE. Chapter VI.24. Polio. Case Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, 3rd Edition. University of Hawai‘i JABSOM Department of Pediatrics, 2022.

5. Bratincsak A. Biomedical Research & Innovation Center website development, Funding Institute: Hawaii Pediatric Research and Education Foundation, University of Hawaii, grant period: December 2022 – September 2023, amount: $1,950, Role: Co-Principal Investigator.

6. Bratincsak A. Novel disease-electrocardiogram associations in inherited arrhythmia syndromes, Funding Institute: National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, grant type: R21, 1R21LM013818-01A1. grant period: August 2022 – July 2024, amount: $357,000. Role: Principal Investigator.

7. Henehan MJ, Gibson M, Fulmer C, Ghuman M, Eds. Coel R.A. (Associate Editor). Best Practices in Sports Medicine: AMSSM and AOASM Case Studies, 2nd Edition. Healthy Learning: Monterey, CA, 2022.

8. Coel R., King J., Lynch C. (Section Editors). Case Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, 3rd Edition. University of Hawai‘i JABSOM Department of Pediatrics, Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Chapters: Fractures; Splinting; Osteomyelitis; Septic Arthritis; Common Sprains and Dislocations; Sports Injuries; Concussion Management and Return to Activity, 2022.

9. 2023 Dowsett, L. Nelson’s Pediatric Board review, Second Edition, Elsevier. Electronic Media 10. Ramos AKJ and Lau RL. Chapter XIII.3. Cystic Kidney Disease. Case Based Pediatrics for Medical Students and Residents, 3rd Edition. University of Hawai‘i JABSOM Department of Pediatrics, 2022.

This compilation is based on self-reported publications and presentations.

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