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David N. Sundwall

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#16555

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David N. Sundwall's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine University of Utah

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According to Wikipedia, Dr. David N. Sundwall is a primary care physician and served as the executive director of the Utah Department of Health from January 2005 to January 2011. Background He was born and raised in Murray, Utah, and followed several family members into the medical profession, including his father, Dr. Val Sundwall, great uncles Dr. Olaf Sundwall and Dr. John Sundwall, and brother, Dr. Peter Sundwall.

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David N. Sundwall's Published Works

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Utah Clinical Guidelines on Prescribing Opioids for Treatment of Pain (2010) (80)
Public health surveillance and meaningful use regulations: a crisis of opportunity. (2012) (73)
Shifts in the architecture of the Nationwide Health Information Network (2012) (43)
The Federal regulation of medical devices. (1987) (39)
Patient preferences for healthcare delivery through community pharmacy settings in the USA: A discrete choice study (2017) (28)
Relationship between process and outcome in ambulatory care. (1977) (18)
Emergency physician knowledge of reimbursement rates associated with emergency medical care. (2014) (17)
Differences in the outcomes of acute episodes of care provided by various types of family practitioners. (1978) (15)
A method for assessing the outcome of acute primary care. (1977) (10)
Meeting the needs of people with AIDS: local initiatives and Federal support. (1988) (10)
States Can Transform Their Health Care Workforce. (2014) (9)
The role of public health in providing primary care for the medically underserved. (1991) (7)
Quarantine in the 21st Century: To Be Effective, Public Health Policies Must Be Inclusive. (2019) (6)
Mission-Driven Priorities: Public Health in Health Information Exchange (2009) (5)
Another alternative for financing graduate medical education. (2001) (5)
Task force III : perspectives on the allocation of limited resources in cardiovascular medicine (1990) (4)
Health care for America's poor. (1991) (4)
Predictors of patient adherence to follow-up recommendations after an ED visit. (2015) (4)
So Now What? (2017) (4)
Integrating Family Medicine and Community Pharmacy to Improve Patient Access to Quality Primary Care and Enhance Health Outcomes (2017) (4)
Family practice. Here today, gone (again) tomorrow. (1977) (3)
Estimating the budgetary impact of setting the medicare clinical laboratory fee schedule at the national limitation amount. (2002) (3)
Public Health Advocacy in the Tumultuous Times of the Trump Administration. (2018) (3)
Health Care Systems and National Policy: Role of Leadership in the Obesity Crisis. (2016) (3)
Hospital privileges for family physicians: a comparative study between the New England states and the intermountain states. (1979) (3)
Utah Pandemic Influenza Response Plan (2005) (3)
From the Health Resources and Services Administration. (1988) (2)
A method for evaluating patient care and auditing skills of family practice residents. (1975) (2)
Lifetime Prevalence and Correlates of Patient-Perceived Medical Errors Experienced in the U.S. Ambulatory Setting: A Population-Based Study (2020) (2)
Advances in Indian health care. (1987) (1)
Public policy arguments for government subsidy of primary care residency training. (1983) (0)
The Family Practice Library (1978) (0)
Good news from Washington, D.C.: medical malpractice reform proposals. (1991) (0)
Advising Congress mixes politics and health. Interview by Valerie Stone. (1983) (0)
Hospital privileges for family physicians. (1977) (0)
Educating health care providers to care for the elderly. (1988) (0)
Lenert and Sundwall Respond (2012) (0)
Federal legislation and initiatives in long term care. (1985) (0)
The political projection: how do case management and long-term home health care "fit" into national plans for new health care models? (1995) (0)
Predoctoral education in family medicine. (1980) (0)
The context for developing legislative responses for the difficult patient at home. (1989) (0)
IQLM and CLMA take a snapshot of America's hospital laboratory quality management. (2005) (0)
We must provide needed services. Challenge for government, healthcare: helping poor without going broke. (2011) (0)
Rhetorical question--not statement of fact. (1977) (0)
Medical practice guidelines: innovation or failed initiative? (1991) (0)
The Family Practice Concept Debated-Reply (1978) (0)
Utah Adolescent Reproductive Health Report 2010 (2010) (0)
David Sundwall Comments. (2019) (0)
Federal Efforts to Improve the Organ Procurement System (1989) (0)
Much More Has Been Done Right Than Wrong. (2020) (0)
The Health Security Act: a complex and costly prescription for healthcare reform. (1993) (0)
Public policy and health care. (1988) (0)
Setting an agenda for the Council on Graduate Medical Education. (1987) (0)
Organ transplantation in the United States: recommendations of the Task Force. (1987) (0)
Utah Pandemic Influe nza Response Plan (2005) (0)
David Sundwall Comments. (2019) (0)
Areas of Concern for Public Health. (2017) (0)
Public Health Across the Political Spectrum for All. (2022) (0)
Quality of care developments. 1993 update. (1993) (0)
10 The Family Practice Library (1978) (0)
Fifth report to the President and Congress on U.S. health personnel. (1987) (0)
Media Reviews and Reports (2013) (0)
Status and Challenges of Statewide HIT Initiatives (2010) (0)

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