NAME/Faculty

Title/Presented

Adam Abraham/Dr. Jean Kutner

Suffering at the end of life in the setting of low physical symptom distress, JGIM abstract 2004, Journal of Palliative Medicine and SGIM poster 2004

Sue Meyer/Dr. Jean Kutner

Barriers to exercise in the elderly

Ermin Kreso/Dr. Christine Gilroy

Mental health issues in Urban Peak service users

Dan Matlock/Dr. Mark Earnest

Queried the HCUP database to document the effect of Medicare acquisition on the utilization of joint replacement surgery.  Project resulted in abstract presented at a regional and national meeting. 2005 Aspen SGIM and 2006 NATL SGIM

Dan Matlock/Dr. Mark Earnest

Age-related utilization of elective joint replacements in the US by payer, SGIM Mountain West Meeting 2005, SGIM Philadelphia 2006

Ryan Westergaard

"ACE Inhibitor Associated Mesenteric Angioedema," 2005 SGIM and SGIM Toronto 2007

Ryan Westergaard

"Quality as Reciprocal Interdependence: Improving Patient Care Through Physician Collaboration," 2006 SGIM

Karen Villalon

Effects of Hormone Therapy on Weight Loss, SGIM Toronto 2007

Jeanette Aldous

Study of physicians attitudes regarding quality of care at VA hospitals vs. other medical facilities

Sarah Robinson/Dr. Mark Earnest

CHCs in Colorado:  To see if numbers of admissions for ACSC is decreased in areas where CHCs exist. In Process

Erin Kahler

Effect of Fatty Free Acid-Induced Endothelial Dysfunction and Insulin Resistance on Exercise Capacity in Healthy Subjects
In Process

Johan Lane/Dr. Dan Barry

Calcium supplementations, parathyroid hormones and exercise performance, In Process

Danielle Loeb/Dr. Rita Lee

Develop and evaluate an intervention for improving the documentation of appropriate sexual history taking in the out-patient setting, In Process

Katie Heist/Dr. Karen Chacko

Can residents identify high yield/low effort quality improvement projects in clinic? In Process

Jake Gray/Dr. Mark Earnest

Insurance in patient's with chronic disease that asks if patient's at later stages of a chronic illness are less likely to be insured (dropped at some point)
In Process