The Department of Family Medicine has numerous and varied opportunities for your MSA project. Following is a list of DFM faculty and relative MSA research options.
| Mark Deutchman, MD |
- Antibiotic Resistance in Rural Colorado
- Development of Adult Screening Guidelines for a State Guideline Consortium
- Interdisciplinary Health Professions Education
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| Michele M. Doucette, PhD |
- Effective Translation of Healthy Lifestyles Research into Practice
- Medical Students' Knowledge and Behaviors Surrounding Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Chronic Disease Risk
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| David L. Gaspar, MD |
- Increasing Awareness of the Yampa Valley Autism Program
- Rural Physicians' Attitudes towards Health Care Reform
- Student Perceptions of Medication Sample Use During a Rural Clerkship
- Survey of Service Learning Opportunities in Rural Colorado
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| Carol Giffen-Jeansonne, EdD |
- Traumatic Brain Injury Education for Rural Providers
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| Larry Green, MD |
- Redesign of residency training
- Elaboration of maintenance of certification for physicians in all specialties
- PCMH work, especially pertaining to mental health
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| Bonnie Jortberg, MS, RD, CDE |
- Follow-up of Students' Specially Choice and Practice Site after Participating in a Summer Rural Preceptorship
- Nutrition
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| Morteza Khodaee, MD, MPH |
Redesign of residency training
Elaboration of maintenance of certification for physicians in all specialties
PCMH work, especially pertaining to mental health |
| Wilson Pace, MD |
Medication Management within the University Hospital System
Depression Monitoring in primary care - national project
Mindful eating project nationally
Best practices research within CaReNet focused on hypertension, behavioral change, asthma
Numerous existing databases for secondary analysis |
| Bennett Parnes, MD |
Clinician attitudes about home blood pressure monitoring |
| Kent Voorhees, MD |
Health policy
Residents to the State Capitol for "Doctor of the Day"—can potentially include medical students |
| Jack Westfall, MD |
- Rural ER visits, colon cancer prevention, asthma—willing to consider most any rural health idea
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