Department of Family Medicine
Publications

Publications 2006-2007

 

  • Backer EL, Jaen C, Gregory P, Crabtree BF.  A closer look at adult female health care maintenance (HCM) visits. Family Medicine 2006 38(5):355-360.
  • Prest L, Robinson WD. Advancing a systems view in the treatment of depression and anxiety. Editors, special issue Journal of Systemic Therapies 25(3):1-79. Includes articles, Systemic assessment and treatment of depression and anxiety in families: The BPSS model in practice. 25(3):4-24.
  • Lacy NL, Geske JA, Goodman BJ, Hartman TL, Paulman PM. Preceptorship rurality does not affect medical students' shelf exam scores. Family Medicine 2007;39 (forthcoming).
  • McVea KL. Evidence for clinical smoking cessation for adolescents. Health Psychology 25(5):558-562.
  • Nasir L, Nasir A. Introducing Arabic language patient education materials in Jordan. Journal of Patient Education and Counseling 2006;60(2):142-145.
  • Paulman PM, Paulman A, Harrison JD. Taylor's 10-Minute Diagnosis Manual: Symptoms and Signs in the Time-limited Encounter. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins; 2007. Sections edited and chapters contributed by 13 UNMC-FM faculty members.
  • Paulman PM, Paulman AA, Harrison JD, Susman JL, Finkelstein K. Precepting Medical Residents in the Office. Oxford UK: Radcliffe Publishing Ltd; 2006. Chapters contributed by 7 UNMC-FM faculty members.
  • Paulman AA, Paulman PM, editors FM Grand Rounds section in Journal of Family Practice. 2006 publications included:Singh R. How a series of errors led to recurrent hypoglycemia JFP 55(6):489-497; Onusko E. Chest pain, weakness and elevated cardiac enzymes: How would you treat? JFP 55(2):118-124; Malaty W. How might acknowledging a medical error promote patient safety? JFP 55(9):775-780.
  • Padala K, Hinners CK, Padala PR. Mirtazapine therapy for dysgeusia in an elderly patient. Primary Care Companion, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 2006;8(3)178-160.
  • Backer EL, McIlvain HE, Paulman PM, Ramaekers RC. Characteristics of successful family physicians in rural Nebraska: A qualitative study of physician interviews.  Journal of Rural Health 2006 Spring;22(2):189-191.
  • Adams WL, McIlvain HE, Geske JA, Porter JL. Physicians' perspectives on caring for cognitively impaired elders. In Vellas B, Research and Practice in Alzheimer's Disease Vol 11. Paris: Serdi Publisher. 2006. 284-289.

Publications 2005


  • Patient-centered care and communication in primary care practice: What is involved? Patient Education and Counseling 2005;58(3):296-304. Aita V, McIlvain H, Backer E, McVea K, Crabtree B.
  • Physicians’ perspectives on caring for cognitively impaired elders.   Gerontologist 2005;45(2):231-239. Adams W, McIlvain HE, Geske JA, Vandal J.
  • Clinical case: How good is good enough? Virtual Mentor 2005;7(7):www.virtualmentor.org. Alexander GC, Bowman, RC.
  • Improving female preventive health care delivery through practice change: An Every Woman Matters study. Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 2005:18(5):401-408. Backer EL, Geske JA, McIlvain HE, Dodendorf DM, Minier WC. 
  • FM Grand Rounds: Diabetes foot ulcer and a semi-compliant patient: How would you treat? Journal of Family Practice 54(9):768-776. Farnsworth J, Paulman P.
  • FM Grand Rounds: Vaginal pain and fever in a premenarchal girl: How would you treat? Journal of Family Practice 54(11):938-942. Skinner NB. Column editors: Paulman AA, Paulman PM.
  • FM Grand Rounds: Newly diagnosed hypertension and depressive symptoms: How would you treat? Journal of Family Practice 54(1):39-46. Huffman JC, Wulsin LR, Stern TA. Column editors: Paulman AA, Paulman PM.
  • FM Grand Rounds: Hormone replacement therapy: The right choice for your patient? Journal of Family Practice 54(5):428-436. Leong SL, Erickson DR, Pees RC. Column editors: Paulman AA, Paulman PM.
  • Effect of preceptorship rurality on changes in medical student competency.  Family Medicine 2005;37(6):404-407. Lacy NL, Paulman PM, Hartman TL. 
  • Delivery of clinical preventive services in family medicine offices. Annals of Family Medicine 2005;3(5):430-435. Crabtree BF, Miller WL, Tallia A, Cohen D, McIlvain HE, Aita V.
  • Barriers to the diagnosis and treatment of depression in Jordan.  A nationwide qualitative study.  Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 2005;18(2):125-131. Nasir L, Al-Qutob R. 
  • Influence of places of birth, medical education, and residency training on the eventual practice locations of family physicians: Recent experiences in Virginia [Letter]. Southern Medical Journal 2005;98(6):674-675. Owen JC, Bowman RC.
  • The Family Medicine Curriculum Resource: Utility for office-based teachers of family medicine. Family Medicine 37(6):389-391. Paulman, PM.
  • Depression treatment in primary care.  Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 2005;18(2):79-86. Robinson WD, Geske JA, Pretorius R, Barnacle R. 
  • Shared experience building around the family crucible of cancer. Families, Systems and Health 200523(2):131-137. Robinson WD, Carroll JS, Watson WL. 
  • A contextual approach to the assessment of social skills: Identifying meaningful behaviors for social competence.  Psychology in the Schools 2005; 42(2): 173-187. Warnes ED, Sheridan SM, Geske JA, Warnes WA. 

Publications 2004

Bope E, Douglass AB, Gibovsky DA, Jones AT, Nasir L.  Pain management by the family physician. The family medicine pain education project.  Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 2004; 17:  S1-S12.

  • Bowman RC.  Rural workforce 1997-2003 and beyond, part 1.  Rural and Remote Health 2004; 36.
  • Lacy NL, Paulman A, Reuter MD, Lovejoy B.  Why we don’t come:  Patient perceptions on no-shows.  Annals of Family Medicine 2004; 2(6):  541-545.
  • Magsi H, Malloy T.  Under-recognition of dementia in assisted living facilities.  Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2004; 53(2):  295-298.
  • Mahoney JF, Cox M, Gwyther RE, O’Dell D, Paulman PM.  Evidence-based and population-based medicine:  National implementation under the UME-21 project.  Family Medicine 2004; 36 Suppl:  S31-35.
  • McCurdy FA, O’Dell DV, Susman J, Steele DJ, Paulman PM, Harper J, Lacy NL.  From library to discharge:  A managing care student project.  Family Medicine 2004; 36(Suppl):  S93-S97.
  • Nasir L, Bope E.  Management of pelvic pain from dysmenorrhea and endometriosis.  Journal of the American Board of Family Practice 2004; 17:  S43-S47.
  • Paulman A.  The influenza panic of 2003-2004.  Cornhusker Family Physician 2004; 49(4):  10-11.
  • Paulman A.  When you reach out a hand, good things come back to you.  Cornhusker Family Physician 2004;49(3):20-21.
  • Pavletic AJ, Hawes SE, Geske JA, Bringe K, Polack SH.  Experience with routine vaginal pH testing in a family practice setting.   Infectious Disease in Obstetrics and Gynecology 2004; 12:  63-68.
  • Robinson WD, Barnacle R, Pretorius R, Paulman A.  An inter-disciplinary student-run diabetes clinic:  Reflections on the collaborative process.  Families, Systems & Health 2004; 22(4):  490-496.
  • Windish DM, Paulman PM, Goroll AH, Bass EB.  Do clerkship directors think medical students are prepared for the clerkship years? Academic Medicine 2004; 79(1): 56-61.