
Elizabeth J. Brown, M.D., M.P.H.
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Elizabeth J. Brown, M.D., M.P.H.
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777 South Clinton Avenue
Rochester, NY 14620
About Me
Faculty Appointments
Associate Professor - Department of Family Medicine (SMD)
Credentials
Residency & Fellowship
Residency, Family Medicine, Highland Hospital of Rochester. 2004 - 2006
Internship, Family Medicine, Highland Hospital of Rochester. 2003 - 2004
Education
MPH | Columbia University School of Public Health. 2003
MD | Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. 2002
Awards
Strong Star. 2017
Family Medicine Faculty Appreciation Award. 2017
Family Medicine Faculty Appreciation Award. 2016
Shining Example. 2016
Family Medicine Faculty Appreciation Award. 2015
Family Medicine Faculty Appreciation Award. 2014
University of Rochester Highland Family Medicine Faculty Teaching Award. 2010
Family Medicine Faculty Appreciation Award. 2010
University of Rochester Highland Family Medicine Women's Health Care Award. 2007
Research
Publications
Journal Articles
Lau, Janice C. MD; Piazza, Nina, MD; Brown, Elizabeth, MD, MPH.
Family Doctor, A Journal of the New York State Academy of Family Physicians. 2023; Volume 11(Number 4): 14-16.
A Cardiovascular and Psychological Stress Test: The Maternity Period and its Lifelong Impacts
Mincher, S.; Brown, E.; Hartman, S.
Family Doctor
A Cardiovascular and Psychological Stress Test: The Maternity Period and its Lifelong Impacts
Shifra Mincer, MD; Elizabeth Brown, MD, MPH; Scott Hartman, MD.
Family Doctor
ABM Protocol #19 Breastfeeding promotion in the prenatal period - accepted for publication
Jack, A; Mullin, C; Brown, E; Burtner, M; Fields, A; Rosen-Carole, C; Hartman, S.
Academy of Breast Feeding Medicine. 2022; .
The 4th Trimester Model: A New Approach to Improving Perinatal Care
A Mancho; S Peterson; L Cowen, ; A Snow; R Bian, MD; E Brown; D Pruett ; S Hartman, MD.
Family Doctor. 2021; 10(2): 38-41.
Optimizing interconception care: Rationale for the IMPLICIT model.
Hartman, S; Brown, E; Holub, D; Horst, M; Loomis, E.
Seminars in Perinatology. 2020; 44(4): 151-247.
Hartman, S; Brown, E; Loomis, E; and Russell, H.
Am Fam Physician. 2019; 99(3): 159-165.
Hartman, S; Loomis, E; Russell, H; Brown, E.
Journal of Family Practice. 2018; 67(4): E4-E15.
"A guide to providing wide-ranging care to newborns"
Hartman, S; Loomis, E; Russell, H; Brown, E.
The Journal of Family Practice. 2018; 67(4): E4-E15.
"Newborn Care in the First Week of Life"
Russell, H; Brown, E; Loomis, E & Hartman, S.
Family Doctor, A Journal of the New York State Academy of Family Physicians. 2015; 4(1): 35-39.
"Two Views: Infant Feeding View One - Breastfeeding & View Two - Infant Formula"
Brown, E; Russell, H (View One) Loomis, E; Hartman, S (View Two).
Family Doctor, A Journal of the New York State Academy of Family Physicians. 2015; 4(1): 10.
"'They get a C-section...they gonna die' Somali women's fears of obstetrical interventions in the United States."
Brown E; Carroll J; Fogarty C; Holt C.
Journal of transcultural nursing : official journal of the Transcultural Nursing Society. 2010; 21(3): 220-227.
"Multidisciplinary Intervention for Failure to Thrive - Casebook"
Rosenberg, T; Brown, EJ; Gawinski, B.
Family Systems and Health. 2008; 26(3): 365-371.
Books
Family Medicine: Ambulatory Care and Prevention (2014)
Chapter: Sexual Dysfunction
Authors: Naumburg, E; Brown, E.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill 2014
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