Daniel J. Oates
Assistant Professor
Education:
| M.D., Boston University School of Medicine, 2000 M.Sc., Boston University School of Public Health, Health Services Research |
General field of research:
Geriatrics
Affiliations other than medicine:
Medical Director, Multicultural Homecare
Contact information:
Office
Geriatrics, Robinson 2
daniel.oates@bmc.org
Keywords:
Geraitrics; Medical Education; Health Literacy; Readmissions
Summary of research interest:
I am interested in health literacy, particularly in! developing educational interventions for trainees and practicing providers in this area. Additionally I am interested in rehospitalizations ammongst vulnerable elders and clinical strategies that may be employed to reduce this.
Recent publications:
Oates D, Norton L, Russell M, Chao S, Hardt E, Brett B, Kimball P, Levine S. 2009. Multisite Geriatrics Clerkship for Fourth Year Medical Students: A Successful Model for Teaching the AAMC Core Competencies. J Am Ger Soc; 57:1917-1924.
Oates D, Silliman R. 2009. Health Literacy: Improving Patient Understanding. Oncology; 23:376-379.
Oates, D. Paasche-Orlow, M. 2009. Health Literacy: Communication Strategies to Improve Patient Comprehension of Cardiovascular Health. Circulation; 119:1049-1051.
Brandeis G, Oates D. 2007. The Judeo-Christian Origins of the Nursing Home. J Am Med Dir Assoc; 8:279-283.
Oates D, Berlowitz D, Glickman M, Silliman R, Borzecki A. 2007. Blood Pressure and Survival in the Oldest Old. J Am Ger Soc; 55:383-388.
