Professor, Internal Medicine, UC, Davis School of Medicine

Internal Medicine

Faith T. Fitzgerald, MD practices Internal Medicine. She received awards:"Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare", "Top MD" and "Super Doctor". Faith Fitzgerald is a published MD. She has 71 publications published. The most current publication "Getting the work done." Faith T. Fitzgerald accepts Medicare payments and is registered with Medicare.gov.

Publications

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• Appropriate Use of Screening and Diagnostic Tests to Foster High-Value, Cost-Conscious Care.
• Forgetting.
• Fearlessly exploring the other: the role of drama in medical training.
• A tale of two patients.
• The workup, or: where is Champollion when we need him?
• Dark rounds.
• As the occasion arises: PRN sedative orders in alcohol withdrawal treatment.
• Reducing obesity prejudice in medical education.
• Medical student attitudes toward the geriatric patient.
• Variation in the use of alternative levels of hospital care for newborns in a managed care organization.
• A community-based study of diabetes-related skills and knowledge in elderly people with insulin-requiring diabetes.
• Curiosity.
• An academic internist looks at euthanasia.
• Letter to my future doctor.
• The beef about balance.
• Herpes type 2 meningitis following herpes progenitalis.
• Physician aid in dying--finding the middle ground.
• History and diagnosis.
• Cold legs and feet.
• Principalism at the bed-side.
• The pitfalls of pay for performance.
• Clinical problem-solving. The leading diagnosis--a 23-year-old black woman presented to the emergency department with diffuse, colicky abdominal pain of 1 hour's durat...
• Advance directives in an academic setting: what should residents be taught?
• The great imitator, syphilis.
• Correction: hypoglycemia and accidental hypothermia.
• Medicine and the minotaur.
• Clinical hypophosphatemia.
• An academic clinician''s perspective on the care of the geriatric patient.
• I can't be bothered.
• On the death of house officers.
• Getting the work done.
• The tyranny of health.
• Improving palliative care.
• The case for internal medicine.
• Bedside teaching.
• Sounding Boards. Three years after Bakke: a reaffirmation.
• Teaching the medical student.
• Detail men in white coats.
• Hypophosphatemia.
• Hypoglycemia and accidental hypothermia in an alcoholic population.
• The bedside Sherlock Holmes.
• Malaria: a modern dilemma.
• Accidental hypothermia: a report of 22 cases and review of the literature.
• From Galen to Xerox: the authoritarian reference in medicine.
• The problem of obesity.
• The comatose patient. A systematic diagnostic approach for you to follow.
• Trace metals in human disease.
• The classic venereal diseases. Syphilis and gonorrhea in the 80s.
• Science and scam: alternative thought patterns in alternative health care.
• Acute infection of a mediastinal cyst.
• Space-age snake oil. Obesity and consumer fraud.
• Survey on views and knowledge of house officers on medical-legal issues.
• The therapeutic value of pets.
• Penetration of oral doxycycline into the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with latent or neurosyphilis.
• Stratification of prognosis in granulocytopenic patients with hematologic malignancies using the APACHE-II severity of illness score.
• Heroes in medicine.
• Preserving renal function in surgical patients.
• Fever of unknown origin. The general internist's approach.
• Phlegmonous gastritis and Hemophilus influenzae peritonitis in a patient with alcoholic liver disease.
• Alcoholism education.
• A survey on the prevalence of alcoholism among the faculty and house staff of an academic teaching hospital.
• Syphilis evaluation and therapy: a study of current practices in a university hospital.
• Physical diagnosis versus modern technology. A review.
• A servant's heart.
• Hospitalists.
• Questions about the cost-effectiveness of echocardiography.
• Patients from other cultures. How they view you, themselves, and disease.
• Public interest be damned. Our patients come first.
• Noble heart.
• Helen Glaser--the lighthouse keeper.

Schools

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• University of California At San Francisco

• Uc San Francisco Hosps

• San Francisco General Hospital

Doctors Specialties

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• Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare
• Top MD
• Super Doctor

Drug Facts

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NPI NUMBER		1164523817
NPPES Provider LastName		FITZGERALD
NPPES Provider FirstName		FAITH
NPPES Provider ZIPCode		958171460
NPPES Provider State		CA
Specialty Description		Internal Medicine
Total Claim Count		319.0
Distinct Opioid Count		1.0
Opioid Claim Count		11.0
Percent Opioid Claims		3.45

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Medicare Facts

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1164523817
Last Name Of The Provider	FITZGERALD
First Name Of The Provider	FAITH
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