Research Bio
Betsy Naumburg, MD, returned to the Family Medicine Program in 1986 after an unsuccessful attempt to escape its powerful magnetism. She attended the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine (MD -'79) and took her residency in Rochester. She was recruited from the west side of town where she practiced for three years at the Woodward Health Center.
Her interests at Family Medicine include the medically underserved, the impact of race, class, and gender on health, health care and medical education and the integration and balance of professional and personal life. She enjoyed a tenure as Residency Director from 1990-1997. She has become very involved at the medical school as an Advisory Dean while still continuing her commitment to residency education.
1999
Chodosh J, Tulsky A, Naumburg E, Branca L, Frankel RM, McCann RM, Katze PR, & Hall WJ. "What Residents want to know about Geriatrics: An approach to curriculum development." In Gerontology and Geriatrics Education,. 1999; 20(2). |
1998
McCann, R., Chodosh, J., Frankel, R., Katz, P., Naumburg, E., Tulsky, A., Hall, W. "Chapter One, Advanced Care Directives and End of Life Decisions". Gerontology & Geriatrics Education.. 1998; 18(3): 3-19. |
1994
Rabinowitz, B., Beckman, H.B., Morse, D., Naumburg, E.H. "Discussing preventive services with patients: Can we make a difference?". Health Values. 1994; 18(4): 20-26. |
1993
Naumburg, E.H., Bell, B.P, Gold, M.R., Engerman, J., Franks, P. "Identification of hypercholesterolemia: Racial differentials". J of Family Practice. 1993; 36: 425-430. |
1991 Jun
Franks P, Gold MR, Bell BP, Naumburg EH, Engerman J. "Barriers to cholesterol testing in a rural community." The Journal of family practice. 1991 Jun 0; 32(6):614-8. |
