Research Bio
RESEARCH INTERESTS: Dr. Veazie's primary interests are the decision behavior of health care providers and patients, the consequent health outcomes, and the influence of social and organizational systems on such behavior and outcomes. He is specifically interested in the structuring and use of information by patients and providers, the impact of psychological disposition and states on health care decisions, the decision strategies of healthcare providers in the management of patients with chronic illnesses, the physician/patient interaction, and how physician decision processes can lead to medical errors.
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES: Dr. Veazie is presently studying (1) physician use of racial information in diagnosis and treatment decisions, and (2) the effect on patient risk perceptions of various graphical representations of very low level risks.
2012
Dolan, J.; Qian, F.; Veazie, P. "How well do commonly used data presentation formats support comparative effectiveness evaluations?". Medical Decision Making. 2012; 32(6): 480-450. |
2012
Liebman, S.; Bushinsky, D.; Dolan, J.; Veazie, P. "Differences between dialysis modality selection and initation". American Cournal of Kidney Disease. 2012; 10. |
2012
Puri, S; Hu, R; Quazi, R.; Moorthy, M.; Voci, S.; Veazie, P.; Block R. "Physician and midlevel providers' awareness of lifetime radiation attributable cancer risk from commonly performed CT scan and its relationship to their practice behavior". American Journal of Roentgenology. 2012; . |
2012
Veazie, P.; Noyes, K; Li, Q.; Hall, W.; Buttaccio, A.; Thevenet-Morrison, K; Moss, A. "Effects of Cardiac-resynchronication on Quality of Life in Patients with Minimally Symptomatic Heart Failure". JACC. 2012; 60(19): 1940-1944. |
2012
Noyes K; Veazie PJ; Hall WJ; Zhao H; Buttaccio A; Thevenet-Morrison K; Moss AJ. "Cost Effectiveness of Cardiac-Resynchronization Therapy for the Prevention of Heart Failure". Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology. 2012; . |
