PERCOLATE

PERCOLATE is PaRC's works-in-progress series, where faculty, mentees, trainees, and students working on research can present to an audience in a low-stakes atmosphere for feedback. Members of PERCOLATE in the past have presented everything from interesting sources of data and draft grant applications; to presentations and posters accepted to conferences or journals; to presentations of research collected in major R01 studies. 

Contact Sarah Slater for more information.

PERCOLATE Schedule:

Third Thursdays, 11am, Zoom
September 2025Jennifer Seaman - Post-ICU Communication Study - Interview Guide
Jessie Zhu - Bereavement Training Pre- and Post-Surveys
October 2025CANCELLED
November 2025Jennifer Seaman - Post-ICU Communication Study Interview Guide Revisions
Lars Margolis - Dataset Presentation
December 2025CANCELLED
January 2026AAHPM Presentation:
Heather Valente, PA-C. Bridging Gaps in Care: A Statewide EMS Hospice Protocol for Pennsylvania
February 12, 2026AAHPM Presentations: 
Mark D’Alesio, MD. TelePalliative Care Promotes Goal-Concordant Care for Critically Ill Patients in the Rural Emergency Department.
Yasmina Hachem, MD. Development and Implementation of a Palliative Care Curriculum for Internal Medicine Residents
Sinthana Ramsey, DO. From Pathophys to Prognosis: Teaching Oncology Concepts to Elevate Interdisciplinary Palliative Care
Lars Margolis, MD. Getting Credit Where Credit is Due: Implementing Billing Education into Clinical Practice. 
April 2026Tulio Correa, MD. Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of a Liver Palliative Care Clinic. 
Brina Ratangee, MS1. Narrative Medicine Interview Guide for Palliative Care Providers Caring for People Experiencing Homelessness. 
May 2026Jennifer Denike, MD. Analyzing Focus Group Data from a Serious Illness Communication Skills Curriculum Intervention. 
Hannah Kwiecinski, PhD Cand. Conducting Qualitative Analysis of a Pilot Study of AI-Generated Empathetic Messages. 
June 2026Karl Bezak, MD. 
Teresa Hagan Thomas, RN PHD.