Our faculty have extensive knowledge of scientific methodologies, but more than that they are experienced researchers themselves as shown by their own publications and grant-funded research projects . You might say they teach what they practice.
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Harry P. Selker, MD, MSPH
In his research, Dr. Selker studies the factors that affect clinical care and its outcomes, and develops treatment strategies, decision aids, and computer-based systems for improving care. He is known for a series of studies of the factors influencing emergency cardiac care, including clinical, socioeconomic and gender issues, and is particularly known for the development of cardiac "clinical predictive instruments."
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John L. Griffith, PhD
Dr. Griffith's research has focused on comparing different modeling methods for prediction of medical outcomes; and developing and investigating appropriate statistical procedures for assessing predictive model performance.
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Laurel K. Leslie, MD, MPH
Dr. Leslie's research interests focus on the identification and treatment of developmental and mental health needs of children and adolescents across the health, mental health, and school sectors.
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Andrew G. Plaut, MD
Dr. Plaut's translational research has been in two areas, the main one being the structure and function of IgA, the principal form of antibody in secretions and in human milk.
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Ira B. Wilson, MD, MSc
Dr. Wilson's research interests are in structural elements of health care delivery systems, and how these structural elements affect patients' experience of their care, physician-patient interactions, patients' health outcomes, and medication adherence.
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