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Research Poster Symposium

Follow the link below for more information and to apply for the 2025 Research Poster Symposium. The abstract submission deadline is November 29, 2024. For any questions contact Katherine Grayson at Katherine@okosteo.org.

17th Annual Research Poster Symposium

Congratulations to our 2024 Research Poster Symposium Finalists!

Please click the links below to read the latest winning submissions. Thank you to the participants, judges, and sponsors.

2024 WINNERS

First Place | Prize: $2,500, sponsored by the OOA
Second Place | Prize: $2,000, sponsored by the OEFOM 

Pedro Braga, OMS-III
Racial Disparities in Emergency Department Wait Times for Patients Presenting with Chest Pain and Shortness of Breath: An Analysis of the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NHAMCS) 2019-2021

Third Place | Prize: $1,500, sponsored the by OFF
Cassie McCoy, OMS-III

Racial Disparities in Access to Pediatric Medical Homes: An Analysis of the National Survey of Children's Health 2019-2021

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POSTER DO'S & DON'TS

About

Medical students and residents are invited to showcase their research during the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association’s 2025 Winter CME Seminar! All entrants must be a current medical student or physician currently in a postgraduate training program. Osteopathic and Allopathic medical students and residents are both invited to participate. Ongoing research for your residency or medical school can be submitted. Literature research submissions are also eligible for this symposium. The judging panel will select first, second and third place winners, and the top three finalists will present their research on Saturday, January 25, 2025. All students and residents in postgraduate training programs receive free registration to the 2025 Winter CME and are encouraged to attend.

Mission

The mission of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association’s Research Poster Symposium is to showcase current osteopathic research and stimulate interest in future research projects. This will be accomplished through the exchange of ideas and information between participants of the symposium and attendees of the OOA Winter CME seminar.