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Adam T Perzynski PhD

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Associate Professor of Medicine and Sociology, Director, Patient-Centered Media Lab
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Notable Papers:

  • Perzynski AT, Roach MJ, Shick S, Callahan B, Gunzler D, Cebul R, Kaelber DC, Huml A, Thornton JD, Einstadter D. Patient portals and broadband internet inequality. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 2017 Sep 1;24(5):927-32.
  • Perzynski AT, Ramsey RK, Colón-Zimmermann K, Cage J, Welter E, Sajatovic M. Barriers and facilitators to epilepsy self-management for patients with physical and psychological co-morbidity. Chronic illness. 2017 Sep;13(3):188-203.
  • Perzynski AT, Caron A, Margolius D & Sudano JJ. (2018). Primary Care Practice Workplace Social Capital: A Potential Secret Sauce for Improved Staff Well-Being and Patient Experience. Journal of Patient Experience.
  • Taksler GB, Perzynski AT, Kattan MW. Modeling Individual Patient Preferences for Colorectal Cancer Screening Based on Their Tolerance for Complications Risk. Medical Decision Making. 2017 Apr;37(3):204-15.
  • Dalton JE, Perzynski AT, Zidar DA, Rothberg MB, Coulton CJ, Milinovich AT, Einstadter D, Karichu JK, Dawson NV. Accuracy of cardiovascular risk prediction varies by neighborhood socioeconomic position: a retrospective cohort study. Annals of internal medicine. 2017 Oct 3;167(7):456-64.

Biographical Info

Dr. Perzynski is a sociologist and tenured Associate Professor of Medicine. He specializes in medical sociology, life course studies, and research methods. He is interested in mixed methods research designs that combine diverse approaches from multiple disciplines. Dr. Perzynski also has interests in social informatics and social theory. His current research includes studies of lay people’s illness knowledge and of the connection between the social environment and health over the life course.

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Categories: Biostatistics And Evaluation, Faculty, Population Health
Updated 6 months ago.