Dean, Professor, Family and Community Medicine, Northeastern Ohio Medical Univ
Family Medicine
Dr. Jeffrey L. Susman, MD
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Jeffrey L. Susman, MD works in the field of Family Medicine. He went to Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth has a rank of 37 in research and a 29 in primary care Dr. Jeffrey L. Susman is a published doctor. He published 95 publications, including: 'Primary care physicians' perceptions of diabetes management. A balancing act.'
Publications
- Health care reform: Forget perfection and do what's possible.
- Where medical education goes wrong.
- The not-so-good old days.
- Reinvention of depression instruments by primary care clinicians.
- Improving outcomes in patients with bipolar disorder through establishing an effective treatment team.
- Lack of CT follow-up delays cancer diagnosis.
- PE recognized too late.
- "GERD" turns out to be heart disease.
- What comprises clinical experience in recognizing depression?: the primary care clinician's perspective.
- Understanding comorbidity with depression and anxiety disorders.
- P4P--pain for performance?
- Let's face reality: more musings on the future of family medicine.
- Monsters in our midst? Media and the power of language.
- I met a genie.
- The recognition of depression: the primary care clinician's perspective.
- How I became a drug "smuggler".
- Politics and family medicine: vote November 2.
- Commercial sponsorship of CME: there are alternatives.
- Hospitalists: scourge or salvation?
- Improving diabetes care.
- Simplifying the language of evidence to improve patient care: Strength of recommendation taxonomy (SORT): a patient-centered approach to grading evidence in medical li...
- Family medicine: zebras among the horses.
- Reinventing practice: technology that works?
- Escaping guideline gridlock.
- Managing musculoskeletal complaints with rehabilitation therapy: summary of the Philadelphia Panel evidence-based clinical practice guidelines on musculoskeletal rehab...
- Transdermal nicotine therapy and primary care. Importance of counseling, demographic, and participant selection factors on 1-year quit rates. The Nebraska Primary Prac...
- Depression in rural family practice. Easy to recognize, difficult to diagnose.
- Family medicine residency directors' perceptions of the position of chief resident.
- Using metaphor as a qualitative analytic approach to understand complexity in primary care research.
- Bringing science and rationality to privileging and credentialing issues.
- Dissemination and implementation of Put Prevention into Family Practice.
- From library to discharge: a managing care student project.
- Reducing the complications of type II diabetes: a patient-centered approach.
- Mental health problems within primary care: shooting first and then asking questions?
- Sleep in the elderly: a practical approach.
- Benign intracranial hypertension.
- Improving smoking cessation counseling by family practice residents.
- Physician counseling for smoking cessation: is the glass half empty?
- Postpartum depressive disorders.
- Technician, friend, detective, and healer: family physicians' responses to emotional distress.
- Medicine's dirty little secret.
- Playing God (part 2).
- What's a med school to do?
- Setting the record straight.
- An unseen epidemic.
- The day the world changed; or, how we "got into the game".
- Lectures matter.
- Rosiglitazone: failure of oversight or demons imagined?
- Driven to distraction.
- What if it's cancer?
- A weighty patient history.
- Another yearly epidemic.
- Plumbers, painters, movers, mechanics ... and now doctors.
- Still optimistic after all these years.
- "Can I get my flu shot today?".
- A matter of life-and death.
- Time to declare E&M codes dead.
- Telemedicine marches on: the efficacy of remote telecolposcopy.
- The role of nurses in decision making and violence prevention.
- Do program directors and their chief residents view the role of chief resident similarly?
- An overview of clinical policies with implications for clinical practice, medical education, and research.
- AHCPR guideline on acute low back problems.
- The rebirth of the solo family doc.
- Memo to FDA: too much information.
- Rethinking our approach to refills.
- The perils of PSA screening.
- A rallying cry for the public health fund.
- Who should be admitted to medical school?
- Locked, loaded--and lethal.
- A problem we can't ignore.
- It's time to collaborate--not compete--with NPs.
- A package worth paying for.
- The care of low back problems: less is more.
- Diagnosis of eating disorders in primary care.
- Recommendations to institutions.
- Risk factors and recommendations for 230 adult primary care patients, based on U.S. Preventive Services Task Force guidelines.
- An ounce of prevention? Evaluation of the 'Put Prevention into Practice' program.
- Primary care physicians' perceptions of diabetes management. A balancing act.
- Practicing evidence-based medicine: the Holy Grail?
- Bittersweet transitions.
- Is your practice truly patient-centric?
- A 2012 health care wish list.
- There's no substitute for a family physician.
- Balanced scorecards: a new tool for family medicine.
- Health care reform: we're the missing link.
- Payment reform: it's time to get real!
- Accountable care organizations: fad or game changer?
- The STFM special task force on the future of family medicine: building the foundation for the medical home.
- EHRs for all: Regional extension centers to the rescue?
- STFM''s Special Task Force on the future of family medicine: accomplishments and plans.
- Strength of recommendation taxonomy (SORT): a patient-centered approach to grading evidence in the medical literature.
- A framework for understanding visits by frequent attenders in family practice.
- PURLS--translating research into reality.
- Conditions that influence a primary care clinician's decision to refer patients for depression care.
Schools
Dartmouth Medical School
Lancaster Genl Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Geriatric Medicine
- Family Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Lancaster General Hospital -
Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
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