Professor, Family Medicine, Jefferson Medical College-Thos Jefferson Univ
Family Medicine
Dr. Howard K. Rabinowitz, MD
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Howard Rabinowitz works in the field of Family Medicine. He went to University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He received awards:"Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition Program", "Elected Member" and "Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare". Howard K. Rabinowitz is a published MD. He published 70 publications, including: 'A statewide system to track medical students' careers: the Pennsylvania model.'
Publications
- Retention of rural family physicians after 20-25 years: outcomes of a comprehensive medical school rural program.
- The Relationship Between Matriculating Medical Students' Planned Specialties and Eventual Rural Practice Outcomes.
- The Relationship Between Entering Medical Students' Backgrounds and Career Plans and Their Rural Practice Outcomes Three Decades Later.
- Comprehensive medical school rural programs produce rural family physicians.
- Increasing the Supply of Women Physicians in Rural Areas: Outcomes of a Medical School Rural Program.
- Increasing the supply of rural family physicians: recent outcomes from Jefferson Medical College's Physician Shortage Area Program (PSAP).
- AM last page. Truths about the rural physician supply.
- Addressing physician specialty maldistribution.
- Medical school programs to increase the rural physician supply: a systematic review and projected impact of widespread replication.
- Family medicine predoctoral education: 30-something.
- NIH funding in family medicine: an analysis of 2003 awards.
- Rural health care.
- Long-term retention of graduates from a program to increase the supply of rural family physicians.
- Working together--that's innovation!
- Lessons learned-UME-21 project.
- The UME-21 project: connecting medical education and medical practice.
- MSJAMA. The rural vs urban practice decision.
- Health care plan decisions regarding preventive services.
- Recruitment and retention of rural physicians: how much progress have we made?
- Critical factors for designing programs to increase the supply and retention of rural primary care physicians.
- Innovative approaches to educating medical students for practice in a changing health care environment: the National UME-21 Project.
- The role of the medical school in rural graduate medical education: pipeline or control valve?
- Choice of first-year residency position and long-term generalist career choices.
- The impact of multiple predictors on generalist physicians' care of underserved populations.
- Who is a generalist? An analysis of whether physicians trained as generalists practice as generalists.
- Demographic, educational and economic factors related to recruitment and retention of physicians in rural Pennsylvania.
- Recruitment, retention, and follow-up of graduates of a program to increase the number of family physicians in rural and underserved areas.
- A solution to the cueing effects of multiple choice questions: the Un-Q format.
- Alternate career choices of medical students: their relationship to choice of specialty.
- Influence of income, hours worked, and loan repayment on medical students' decision to pursue a primary care career.
- Admission, recruitment, and retention: finding and keeping the generalist-oriented student. SGIM Task Force on Career Choice in Primary Care and Internal Medicine.
- Pediatric training in family medicine residency programs.
- A program to recruit and educate medical students to practice family medicine in underserved areas.
- Simplified screening for bacteriuria in children.
- Program trains students for rural practice.
- Expansion of the modified essay question into an audiovisual format.
- The modified essay question: effect of author location on student performance.
- Postgraduate general practice training in the United Kingdom.
- Estimating the percentage of primary care rural physicians produced by regular and special admissions policies.
- The modified essay question: an evaluation of its use in a family medicine clerkship.
- The effect of a required residency based student clerkship on resident selection.
- Improving consistency in student evaluation at affiliated family practice centers.
- Comparing the number of journals available for publication of papers by faculty members in the clinical specialties.
- The effects of a selective medical school admissions policy on increasing the number of family physicians in rural and physician shortage areas.
- Rural applicants.
- Evaluation of a selective medical school admissions policy to increase the number of family physicians in rural and underserved areas.
- Relationship between US medical school admission policy and graduates entering family practice.
- The relationship between medical student career choice and a required third-year family practice clerkship.
- Cueing in multiple choice questions: a reliable, valid and economical solution.
- A comparison of the modified essay question and multiple choice question formats: their relationship to clinical performance.
- Infectious mononucleosis presenting as Raynaud's phenomenon.
- Student clinical experiences in family medicine: a comparison of clerkships and preceptorships.
- The change in specialty preference by medical students over time: an analysis of students who prefer family medicine.
- Upper respiratory tract infections.
- Income expectations of first-year students at Jefferson Medical College as a predictor of family practice specialty choice.
- Sixteen years' experience with a required third-year family medicine clerkship at Jefferson Medical College.
- Patients don't present with five choices: an alternative to multiple-choice tests in assessing physicians' competence.
- A statewide system to track medical students' careers: the Pennsylvania model.
- The role of the medical school admission process in the production of generalist physicians.
- A program to increase the number of family physicians in rural and underserved areas: impact after 22 years.
- Oral health care issues in HIV disease: developing a core curriculum for primary care physicians.
- Alternate career choices of medical students and their eventual specialty choice: a follow-up study.
- 2001: a health odyssey?
- Factors influencing physicians' choices to practice in inner-city or rural areas.
- Factors influencing primary care physicians' choice to practice in medically underserved areas.
- Generalist career plants: tracking medical school seniors through residency.
- Medical savings accounts: health system savior or insurance scam?
- Medical students' specialty choice and the need for primary care. Our future.
- Health policy and the future of health care reform.
Schools
Univ Of Pittsburgh Sch Of Med
St Christophers Hospital Chldn
Children39s Hospital Of Philadelphia
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
- Pediatrics
Accepted Insurances
- Aetna HMO
- Choice Plus POS II
- Personal Choice PPO
- Regional Pref Network EPO
- Regional Pref Network HMO
- Regional Pref Network HMO+
- Regional Pref Network POS+
- Regional Pref Network PPO
- Blue Card PPO
- Coventry Health America PPO
- Coventry Health Care of Delaware PPO
- First Health (Coventry Health Care) PPO
- Community Blue PPO
- Direct Access
- Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO
- Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield POS
- Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO
- Choice Care PPO
- Keystone Health Plan East HMO
- MultiPlan PPO
- PHCS Network PPO
- QualCare HMO
- QualCare PPO
- Choice Plus POS
- Navigate HMO
- Navigate POS
- Options PPO
Awards
- Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition Program
- Elected Member
- Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare
Education
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia -
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Hospital
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Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
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