16:08:42	 From  Alvin Calderon : Please put your questions in the chat.
16:10:12	 From  Susan Lane : definitely posting on listserve is a great idea!
16:10:28	 From  Susan Lane : my first workshop was through the listserve
16:11:02	 From  Abby Spencer : listserve is great. Also can meet folks to do workshops with AT someone else's workshop. You realize you have similar interests, had the same ideas, etc. Also can sign up for mentors and mentees and do a workshop with them!!
16:11:07	 From  Jaya Raj : What are some of the hot topics right now?
16:11:46	 From  Alvin Calderon : My first growth mindset workshop was with new collaborators from the   discussion board community.
16:11:49	 From  Susan Lane : and don't forget about poster sessions - maybe you and another program are working on the same topic!
16:14:07	 From  Alvin Calderon : Collaborate across differences!

16:25:49	 From  Rae Witt : Which "categories" of talks (wellness, educational, research, etc) tend to get less vs more submissions?  Which categories could use more emphasis in the coming1-3 years?
16:27:32	 From  Alvin Calderon : What categories does the community want? What are you all looking for?
16:28:05	 From  Susan Lane : And do any of you have topics you'd like to present and you're looking for collaborators?
16:29:06	 From  Eliana Hempel : Considering the effort to ensure diverse workshops from year to year, do you look at the topics presented in the past few meetings to determine which workshops to submit now vs shelf for a future meeting?
16:30:13	 From  Abby Spencer : yes!! always make friends in the chat.  And also keep track of who can invite you to speak as a visiting professor and also folks who can write you promotion leters. think about this early and often. 
16:30:31	 From  David Wininger : A related question I've heard is can there be more consideration of community-program relevant topics for the programming.  Are there examples from our audience of what would be good community-program centered topics to highlight at future meetings?
16:32:37	 From  Eliana Hempel : **sorry meant as a submitter, should you consider that as you choose which workshops to submit if you have a list of a variety of pending workshops.
16:33:40	 From  Sapna Kuehl : @David:  Some community based topics that I can think of relate to recruiting, training IMGs. 
16:35:04	 From  Sapna Kuehl : Have you considered having a community specific topic track for workshops?
16:37:00	 From  Jodie Reider : in response to what community programs might be looking for, it is helpful to learn about faculty development, remediation, and other curricula that can be implemented with limited resources and time.  outside of PD and APD, a lot of faculty do not have protected time, which creates a lot of barriers
16:37:52	 From  Sapna Kuehl : Let me clarify that it does not have to be labelled as a track—just the idea that there will be topics related to community that will be definitely included may make me bring more of my faculty to APDIM
16:40:00	 From  Melina Awar : Can the scoresheet content be shared with the group?
16:40:57	 From  Amanda Breviu : Is there a preferred electronic resource for deliverable items? (Dropbox, google docs, etc) Or the most commonly used?
16:41:03	 From  Mary Bond : Could the scoresheet be routinely given to the submitter also as feedback?
16:43:08	 From  Susan Lane : really great to have your slides available if possible too!
16:43:11	 From  Christopher Jackson : I just put a QR code with a link to Dropbox or google Drive
16:43:49	 From  Liz Thompson : QR code is a great idea
16:44:38	 From  Abby Spencer : I don't think I've ever had my slides up on time (sorry), but those that do it, not only have happy customers, but your talks get tweeted more too with gorgeous screen shots from the slides which are better than taking a pick of a screen. 
16:44:46	 From  Alvin Calderon : Can someone do a workshop on QR codes for me?
16:45:02	 From  Christopher Jackson : I’d be happy to :)
16:45:15	 From  Abby Spencer : I will also attend a workshop on QR code
16:46:22	 From  Catherine Apaloo, MD : Thank you very much is there someone who will review your submissions with you if you have been rejected several times to provide you with some specific feedback?
16:46:37	 From  Susan Lane : If you ever think "I don't know how to do XYZ" there is definitely another PD out there with the same thought.  Great way to get a workshop idea
16:47:20	 From  Christopher Jackson : Where is the best place to put workshops on your CV?
16:47:29	 From  Margaret Lo : Not sure I missed this discussion.  Thoughts of benefit for workshop mentoring program
16:47:54	 From  Margaret Lo : To help ppl that wants help with workshop submissions
16:47:56	 From  Susan Lane : Invited presentations for CV
16:48:05	 From  Christopher Jackson : @Dr. Lane: Thank you!
16:48:10	 From  Susan Lane : workshops are peer reviewed!

16:52:31	 From  Judy Blair-Elortegui : I think we would be interested in the mentoring pre-submission.
16:53:32	 From  Judy Blair-Elortegui : Also, could we publish the the submission dates a little earlier.  Sometimes I keep checking and it's not open and then the next time I check we've missed it.
16:53:32	 From  Liz Thompson : Karyn Rosinski and I have collaborated in several accepted workshops for PCs over the years.  Looking for ideas for the next spring meeting
16:53:47	 From  Victoria Bengualid : always interested in pgy3 chief residents strategies
16:54:11	 From  Christopher Jackson : Gamification in ambulatory education
16:54:27	 From  Christopher Jackson : Leveraging podcasts to support ambulatory education efforts
16:54:34	 From  Sapna Kuehl : I wold be interested in presenting on faculty development in community programs, PGY 3 chiefs; IMG mentoring
16:54:56	 From  Christopher Jackson : cjacks67@uthsc.edu
16:55:12	 From  Judy Blair-Elortegui : Christopher Jackson-my APD, Haley Ballard (on the meeting) has done a lot of gamification in our ambulatory curriculum hballard@health.southalabama.edu
16:55:13	 From  Eliana Hempel : I’m interested in doing something around helping trainees who experience loss during residency cope with grief. ehempel@pennstatehealth.psu.edu
16:55:15	 From  Liz Thompson : ethomps1@hfhs.org
16:55:20	 From  Victoria Bengualid : vbengualid@sbhny.org  pgy3 chiefs
16:55:34	 From  Susan Lane : these are really great topics!
16:55:49	 From  Sapna Kuehl : skuehl@ascension.org
16:56:00	 From  Eliana Hempel : a google doc where people can enter workshop topic ideas may help us keep a running tab as ideas come up and prevent the last minute it’s too late to collaborate issue
16:56:10	 From  Sapna Kuehl : Thank you for doing this workshop—great ideas and thoughts
16:56:18	 From  Amanda Breviu : @Christopher Jackson - One of our APDs at Utah helped to start a primary care podcast Primary Care Anywhere that is now largely led by residents interested in primary care
16:56:38	 From  Judy Blair-Elortegui : Would someone be interested in doing something on which COVID related changes to your program you are planning to keep long term? jblair@health.southalabama.edu
16:56:51	 From  iPhone Alina Popa : Alina Popa ( Alina. Popa @medsch.ucr.edu) PD at RCH/ UCR also interested in gamification
16:56:59	 From  Catherine Apaloo, MD : Catherine.apaloo@piedmont.org
16:57:15	 From  Poonam Maru : If you’re interested in Climate Change or Advocacy, please email poonam.h.maru@kp.org (new community based Kaiser Permanente IM program)
16:58:28	 From  Catherine Apaloo, MD : collaborate with others
16:58:32	 From  Sarah J Sexton : if at first you don't succeed, resubmit!
16:58:32	 From  Christopher Jackson : @Amanda: That’s so cool! We’ve mostly used Curbsiders and Core IM for our efforts. I’d be happy to connect and learn how you all did that.
16:59:09	 From  Dominique Cosco : IF anyone has questions, feel free to reach out to me directly:  dcosco@wustl.edu
16:59:56	 From  Susan Lane : Thanks to our awesome presenters and great participants!