Professor, Psychiatry, UC, Davis School of Medicine
Psychiatry
Dr. Peter M. Yellowlees, MD
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Peter M. Yellowlees, MD practices Psychiatry. He has 1 awards "CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification". Peter M. Yellowlees is a published MD as well. He has 100 publications published. The latest was: Practical evaluation of telemedicine systems in the real world. He is registered with Medicare.
Publications
- The Suicide Prevention, Depression Awareness, and Clinical Engagement Program for Faculty and Residents at the University of California, Davis Health System.
- Need for and Steps Toward a Clinical Guideline for the TeleMental Healthcare of Children and Adolescents.
- Telepsychiatry Today.
- A framework for telepsychiatric training and e-health: Competency-based education, evaluation and implications.
- The hybrid doctor-patient relationship in the age of technology - Telepsychiatry consultations and the use of virtual space.
- Collaborative Mental health services using multiple technologies: the new way to practice and a new standard of practice?
- Smart devices and a future of hybrid tobacco cessation programs.
- Electronic and Remote Prescribing: Administrative, Regulatory, Technical, and Clinical Standards and Guidelines, April 2013.
- Practice Guidelines for Video-Based Online Mental Health Services.
- The effectiveness of teleMental health: a 2013 review.
- Transcultural Psychiatry Made Simple-Asynchronous Telepsychiatry as an Approach to Providing Culturally Relevant Care.
- Therapy in Virtual Environments-Clinical and Ethical Issues.
- A feasibility study of the use of asynchronous telepsychiatry for psychiatric consultations.
- Telemedicine can make healthcare greener.
- Rural child and adolescent telepsychiatry: successes and struggles.
- Standards-based, open-source electronic health record systems: a desirable future for the U.S. health industry.
- Telepsychiatry reduces geographic physician disparity in rural settings, but is it financially feasible because of reimbursement?
- A retrospective analysis of a child and adolescent eMental Health program.
- The e-Mental Health Consultation Service: providing enhanced primary-care Mental health services through telemedicine.
- APA summit on medical student education task force on informatics and technology: steps to enhance the use of technology in education through faculty development, fund...
- The importance of distributed broadband networks to academic biomedical research and education programs.
- Assessment of clinical skills using simulator technologies.
- Virtual reality, telemedicine, web and data processing innovations in medical and psychiatric education and clinical care.
- Education about hallucinations using an internet virtual reality system: a qualitative survey.
- Pedagogy and educational technologies of the future.
- Evolution of telepsychiatry to rural sites: changes over time in types of referral and in primary care providers' knowledge, skills and satisfaction.
- Use of secure e-mail and telephone: psychiatric consultations to accelerate rural health service delivery.
- Models of telepsychiatric consultation--liaison service to rural primary care.
- Telepsychiatry as Part of a Comprehensive Care Plan.
- Bush psychiatric services.
- Thiamine in our bread and wine.
- The prevalence of Huntington''s disease.
- Australian medical students'' attitudes towards specialties and specialists.
- Psychotropic Drug prescribing in a general hospital inpatient psychiatric unit.
- Talking sense in surgery.
- Thiamine added to beer.
- An interaction between haloperidol and carbamazepine in a patient with cerebral palsy.
- Thiamin in beer.
- Psychiatric and social reasons for frequent rehospitalization.
- A community-based approach to evaluation of health outcomes and costs for telepsychiatry in a rural population: preliminary results.
- Trauma debriefing by telemedicine.
- Telepsychiatry in South Australia.
- Pacific Rim report: Australia. An interview with Dr. Peter Yellowlees.
- How not to develop telemedicine systems.
- Practical evaluation of telemedicine systems in the real world.
- The use of telemedicine to perform psychiatric assessments under the Mental Health Act.
- Successful development of telemedicine systems--seven core principles.
- Who is a heavy service user? Preliminary development of a screening instrument for prospective consumers of a mobile intensive treatment team.
- Telemedicine applications in an integrated Mental health service based at a teaching hospital.
- Psychiatric assessment in community practice.
- Heavy utilization of inpatient and outpatient services in a public Mental health service.
- A review of studies of heavy users of psychiatric services.
- The relationship between social factors and frequent use of psychiatric services.
- Rural Mental health.
- Telemedicine. A health care system to help Australians.
- Dimethylsulphoxide-induced toxicity.
- The measurement of a case manager''s workload burden.
- An analysis of why telehealth systems in Australia have not always succeeded.
- Videoconferencing in the Queensland health service.
- Telehealth and the diagnosis and management of cardiac disease.
- Attitudes toward psychiatry among students entering medical school.
- Guidelines for using videoconferencing in Mental health services.
- The perceived utility of six selected measures of consumer outcomes proposed for routine use in Australian Mental health services.
- Emergency management guidelines for telepsychiatry.
- Posttraumatic stress Disorder: an exploratory study examining rates of trauma and PTSD and its effect on client outcomes in community mental health.
- Telehealth responses to bio-terrorism and emerging infections.
- Internet social support for children and adolescents.
- Government relations, government regulations: jumping through the hoops.
- The therapeutic alliance: the key to effective patient outcome? A descriptive review of the evidence in community Mental health case management.
- The effectiveness of telepsychiatry measured using the Health of the Nation Outcome Scale and the Mental Health Inventory.
- Shrinking away from psychiatry? A survey of Australian medical students'' interest in psychiatry.
- Telemedicine as a means of delivering cognitive-behavioural therapy to rural and remote Mental health clients.
- Research recommendations for the american telemedicine association.
- 3-D telestration: a teaching tool for robotic surgery.
- Community health information sources--a survey in three disparate communities.
- Can virtual reality be used to conduct mass prophylaxis clinic training? A pilot program.
- Societal drivers in the applications of telehealth.
- New directions for teleMental health research.
- Emergency telepsychiatry.
- Green healthcare: what does the future hold?
- Green healthcare: what is happening now?
- Green healthcare--why not?
- Clinicians need to redesign their clinical practices to further stimulate the adoption of electronic health records.
- Using e-health to enable culturally appropriate Mental healthcare in rural areas.
- National telemedicine initiatives: essential to healthcare reform.
- The child and adolescent telepsychiatry consultation: can it be a more effective clinical process for certain patients than conventional practice?
- The psychiatrist-patient relationship of the future: anytime, anywhere?
- Cost Analysis of Store-and-Forward Telepsychiatry as a Consultation Model for Primary Care.
- PsychVACS: a system for asynchronous telepsychiatry.
- Disruptive innovation: the future of healthcare?
- Practice guidelines for videoconferencing-based teleMental health - October 2009.
- Effective treatment of Tourette's syndrome with marijuana.
- Telepsychiatry: ''tele'' yes, but what about the ''psychiatry''?
- Telemedicine; here to stay.
- Near-fatal asthma in South Australia: descriptive features and medication use.
- A case-control study of the sequelae of childhood sexual assault in adult psychiatric patients.
- Telemedicine--clinical applications in Mental health.
- Psychiatric and medical features of near fatal asthma.
- Characteristics of near-fatal asthma in childhood.
Schools
Royal Free Hospital School Of Medicine University Of London
Procedures Preformed
- Psychiatric Evaluation
Conditions Treated
- Bipolar Disorder
- Major Depressive Disorder
- Nondependent Amphetamine or Related Acting Sympathomimetic Abuse
- Nondependent Drug and Alcohol Abuse
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Doctors Specialties
- Psychiatry
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
Hospital
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University of California, Davis Medical Center
Drug Facts
| NPI NUMBER | 1710960976 | |
| NPPES Provider LastName | YELLOWLEES | |
| NPPES Provider FirstName | PETER | |
| NPPES Provider ZIPCode | 958171419 | |
| NPPES Provider State | CA | |
| Specialty Description | Psychiatry | |
| Total Claim Count | 871.0 | |
| Distinct Opioid Count | 0.0 | |
| Opioid Claim Count | 0.0 | |
| Percent Opioid Claims | 0.0 |
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Medicare Facts
| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1710960976 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | YELLOWLEES |
| First Name Of The Provider | PETER |
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