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Jerry
C. Johnson, M.D.
Chief
of the Division of Geriatric Medicine
Professor CE of Medicine
Senior
Fellow of
the Institute on Aging
University of
Pennsylvania
Ralston-Penn Center
Room 208
3615 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2676
Telephone: (215) 898-1548
Facsimile: (215) 898-9114
E-mail: jcjohnso@med.upenn.edu
Education
| 1974 |
MD |
Case Western
Reserve University |
| 1970 |
BS |
Denver
Univeristy (Chemistry) |
Postgraduate Training and Fellowship Appointments
| 1974-75 |
Intern
(PG-1) in Medicine, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel
Hill, NC |
| 1975-76 |
First-Year
Resident (PG-2) in Medicine North Carolina Memorial Hospital,
Chapel Hill, NC |
| 1976-77 |
Second-Year
Resident (PG-3) in Medicine
North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, NC |
| 1977-79
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Robert
Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
PA |
Research/Clinical Interests
- Neuropsychological
disorders, particularly delirium
- Clinical
practice guidelines
- Perioperative
consultations
- Minority
health issues
Biographical
Sketch
Jerry Johnson,
MD, Chief of the Division of Geriatric Medicine, co-Prinicpal Investigator
of EXPORT, a comprehensive center of excellence for outcomes research
and training focusing on obesity in minority populations, and principal
Investigator of a HRSA-funded Center of Excellence for Diversity Health
Education and Research. During the past five years, Dr. Johnson has
increasingly focused his efforts on defining and understanding the
significance of cultural competence in the doctor-patient relationship
(e.g., a study of the effect of cultural appropriateness on adherence
to therapy and another of how African American elders define cultural
competent care) and evaluating models of cultural competence education.
In 1998, he was awarded a three-year grant form the Arthur Vining
Davis Foundation to develop a model of faculty and student education
in Cultural Competence. The school of Medicine's unique longitudinal
two-year curriculum of educating physicians in culturally appropriate
care has been presented at the American Association of Medicine annual
meetings in each of the past three years and in other forums.
Dr. Johnson, is a long term and highly respected member of the medical
community and has engaged in considerable community outreach.
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