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Steven Ornstein, M.D.
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Office address:
20 Ehrhardt Street, Charleston, SC 29425
Telephone/Fax: (843)
876-1213 / (843) 876-1211 (Fax)
Email address: ornstesm@musc.edu
Departmental and administrative
position(s):
Professor |
Education / Training:
College: Dartmouth College
MD/PhD: Duke University
Residency: Medical University of South Carolina
Fellowship: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Courses Taught:
Doctoring Curriculum - LPCE
Positions in academic / professional groups:
Director, Practice Partner Research Network (PPRNet)
Selected honors / awards:
Listed as a Best Doctor, by Best Doctors, Inc. (Year 2001-2005)
Honorable Mention, Best Paper 2006 Society of Teachers of Family
Medicine
Research / academic / clinical interests:
Quality Improvement, Health Promotion,
Electronic Medical Record, Research Networks,
Chronic Disease Management
Selected or recent publications:
Ornstein SM, Jenkins RG, Nietert PJ, Feifer C, Roylance LF,
Nemeth L, Corley S, Dickerson L, Bradford WD, Litvin, C: Multi-Method
Quality Improvement Intervention to Improve Cardiovascular Care:
A Cluster Randomized Trial, Annals of Internal Medicine, 2004;
141(7):523-532
Nietert PJ, Ornstein SM, Jenkins RG, Roylance LF, Dickerson L,
Feifer C. The effect of ethnicity on outcomes in a practice-based
trial to improve cardiovascular disease prevention. International
Journal for Equity in Health, 2004, 3:12
Feifer C, Ornstein SM: Strategies for Increasing Adherence to
Clinical Guidelines and Improving Patient Outcomes in Small Primary
Care Practices. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Safety
2004; 30(8): 432-441
Jenkins RG, Ornstein SM, Nietert PJ, Klockars SJ, Thiedke C:
Quality Improvement for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease and
Stroke in an Academic Family Medicine Center: Do Racial Differences
in Outcome Exist? Ethnicity & Disease, 2006, 16: 132-137
Paul J. Nietert, Andrea M. Wessell, Chris Feifer and Steven M.
Ornstein: Effect of Terminal Digit Preference on Blood Pressure
Measurement and Treatment in Primary Care American Journal of
Hypertension, 2006, 19(2): 147-152
Feifer C, Ornstein SM, Jenkins RG, Wessell AM, Corley ST, Nemeth
LS, Roylance L, Nietert PJ, Liszka, H: The logic behind a multi-method
intervention to improve adherence to clinical practice guidelines
in a nationwide network of primary care practices. Evaluation
& the Health Professions, 2006, 29(1): 65-88
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