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scholarly activitysymbolsFaculty and staff FAlumni = ]Current Student = Macademic affairsPresentationspeter millerF copresenteda teleconference for the NationalPACE (Programs of All-InclusiveCare for the Elderly) Associationon “Falls: CanWe Predict Who Falls at PACEand Does It Make a Difference?”with Elizabeth Broderick, MD,on October 12.college ofgraduate studiesPoster Presentationsrobert fieldF, “Issues inImplementation of the MedicareModernization Act for theBroader Health Care System:A Policy Analysis of Incentivesto Promote Private ManagedCare Plans” at Academy HealthAnnual Research Meeting inSeattle, on June 25.Presentationsrobert fieldF• “Issues in Implementation ofthe Medicare Modernization Actand Structural Implications forMedicare and Medicaid” at theAnnual Health Law TeachersConference of the AmericanSociety of Law, Medicine &Ethics in Baltimore, on June 2.• “What is the ‘Right’ Price forPrescription Drugs?: Legal andRegulatory Considerations” atRobert Wood Johnson ClinicalScholars MultidisciplinarySeminar Series at Universityof Pennsylvania in Philadelphia,on October 16.• “An Ethical Framework forVaccine Mandates: CompetingEthical Values and the Caseof HPV” at Ethics of VaccinesProject, Center for Bioethics atUniversity of Pennsylvania inPhiladelphia, on October 17.stephen métrauxF• “Housing and CommunityIntegration” and “AssessingResidential SegregationAmong Medicaid RecipientsWith Psychiatric Disability inPhiladelphia” at the NationalState of the Knowledge Conferenceon Increasing CommunityIntegration of Individuals withPsychiatric Disabilities at theUniversity of PennsylvaniaCollaborative on CommunityIntegration of Individuals withPsychiatric Disabilities in Philadelphia,on September 19.• “Matching HMIS and MainstreamDatabases: Possibilitiesand Challenges of Using MultipleDatasets for Research” atNational Homeless ManagementInformation Systems Conference:HMIS.INFOrmation forDecision Making in Denver,September 18–19.• “The Social Dimensions ofMental Health Policy” at theSociety for the Study of SocialProblems Annual Meeting inMontreal, August 10–13.• “Intersections between ChildWelfare & Homeless Systems:Results from 2 ResearchStudies” at the Annual Meetingof the National Alliance to EndHomelessness in Washington,DC, July 17–19.• “Child Welfare & Homelessness:Results from 3 Research Studies”at the Annual Meetings ofthe Child Welfare League ofAmerica in Washington, DC,February 27–28.stephen métrauxF, et al.• “Testing a Typology of FamilyHomelessness: PreliminaryFindings” at the US InteragencyCouncil on HomelessnessResearch Briefing in Washington,DC, on September 15.• “Institutional Discharges andHomelessness: The Impact ofthe Child Welfare, InpatientMental Health and CriminalJustice Systems on PublicShelter Admissions” at GrandRounds, Center for HomelessnessPrevention Studies atColumbia University in NewYork, on September 14.richard stefanacciF• “Medicare Part D—What Isthe Future?” at the StrategicResearch Institute, Enrollmentof Seniors in Washington, DC,on October 26.• “Understanding the Impact ofMedicare Part D in the OverallSupply Chain Management”at the Pharmaceutical SupplyChain Conference in Austin,on October 19.• “Medicare Part D in LTC” at theUniversity of Missouri AnnualGeriatrics Conference inColumbia, MO, on August 18.Professional Activitiesrobert fieldF, moderator forpanel on “Medicare Part D: WhereDo We Go From Here?” at EasternPennsylvania Geriatrics SocietyOctober Education Meeting inBlue Bell, PA, on October 19.Publicationsrobert fieldF,“The FDA’s First Moves to SupplantRandomized ControlledClinical Trials,” P&T, 31(8):427–429, August 2006.stephen métrauxF, et al.,“Recent Incarceration HistoryAmong a Sheltered HomelessPopulation,” Crime & Delinquency,52(3):504–517, 2006.richard stefanacciF• “Medicare Part D: Freedomof Speech,” Clinical Geriatrics,14(9):25–28, 2006.• “Medicare Part D: Freedom ofSpeech,” Annals of Long TermCare, 14(9):12–14, 2006.• “Medicare Part D: Who Controlsthe Prescription?” Clinical Geriatrics,14(8):6–9, 2006.• “Medicare Part D: Who Controlsthe Prescription?” Annals ofLong Term Care, 14(8):14–17,2006.• “Good Behavior” (editorial),Assisted Living Consult,2(5):6–7, 2006.• “A Special Opportunity,”Medicare Patient Management,1(5):6–8, 2006.richard stefanacciF, et al.• “Better Ways to Fall Asleep: TheDanger of Benzodiazepines,” AssistedLiving Consult, 2(5):29–33,2006.• “Medicare Part D: LegislativeHelp for Patients, Pharmacists,and Physicians,” MedicarePatient Management, 1(5):22–27, 2006.