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According to Wikipedia, Leana Sheryle Wen is an American physician, an op-ed columnist with The Washington Post and a CNN medical analyst. She is a practicing physician, a former Health Commissioner for the City of Baltimore, and author of the books When Doctors Don't Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests and Lifelines: A Doctor's Journey in the Fight for Public Health. Currently, she is a research professor of Health Policy and Management at the George Washington University, where she is a Distinguished Fellow in the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity. She is also a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution.

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Leana Wen's Published Works

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Mutations in human complement regulator, membrane cofactor protein (CD46), predispose to development of familial hemolytic uremic syndrome (2003) (422)
Clinical and laboratory evaluation of complement deficiency. (2004) (109)
Response to “interactions between pharmaceutical representatives and doctors in training: A thematic review” (2007) (57)
Educating Health Professionals about Drug and Device Promotion: Advocates' Recommendations (2006) (45)
The Emergency Medicine Workforce: Profile and Projections. (2016) (35)
Africa's first emergency medicine training program at the University of Cape Town/Stellenbosch University: history, progress, and lessons learned. (2011) (34)
Violence Is a Public Health Issue. (2016) (27)
Implementation of small-group reflection rounds at an emergency medicine residency program. (2013) (25)
Using Interrupted Time Series Analysis to Measure the Impact of Legalized Syringe Exchange on HIV Diagnoses in Baltimore and Philadelphia (2019) (24)
When Doctors Don't Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests (2013) (18)
Social accountability in health professionals' training (2011) (17)
Do Emergency Department Patients Receive a Pathological Diagnosis? A Nationally-Representative Sample (2015) (17)
Characteristics and capabilities of emergency departments in Abuja, Nigeria (2011) (16)
The opioid crisis and the 2020 US election: crossroads for a national epidemic (2020) (15)
National inventory of emergency departments in Singapore (2012) (15)
Emergency department characteristics and capabilities in Beijing, China. (2013) (14)
National survey of emergency departments in Denmark (2013) (13)
Measles, social media and surveillance in Baltimore City (2016) (13)
Emergency department characteristics and capabilities in Bogotá, Colombia (2015) (11)
Public Health in the Unrest: Baltimore's Preparedness and Response After Freddie Gray's Death. (2015) (11)
WITHDRAWN: Existing Infrastructure for the Delivery of Emergency Care in Post-Conflict Rwanda: an Initial Descriptive Study (2011) (11)
Unrest in Baltimore: The Role of Public Health. (2015) (11)
Patients can’t trust doctors’ advice if we hide our financial connections with drug companies (2014) (10)
What Do People Want from Their Health Care? A Qualitative Study (2015) (9)
Perceptions of graduates from Africa's first emergency medicine training program at the University of Cape Town/Stellenbosch University. (2012) (9)
Combatting the opioid epidemic: Baltimore's experience and lessons learned. (2018) (8)
The provision of diagnosis at emergency department discharge: a pilot study (2012) (8)
Implementation of the Medical Education Partnership Initiative: medical students' perspective. (2014) (7)
Procedure competence versus number performed: a survey of graduate emergency medicine specialists in a developing nation (2011) (6)
Evaluating the impact of Affordable Care Act repeal on America's opioid epidemic (2017) (5)
Treating Gun Violence with a Public Health Approach. (2020) (5)
A Profile of Emergency Departments in Slovenia (2012) (4)
Potential Benefits of Expanded COVID-19 Surveillance in the US. (2021) (4)
Patient and Public Risks of Powdered Alcohol: A Citywide Case Study to Prevent Abuse (2016) (3)
Familial hemolytic uremic syndrome and mutations in membrane cofactor protein (MCP; CD46) of the complement system. (2003) (3)
The Role of Public Health in Combatting Synthetic Cannabinoid Use in Adolescents. (2017) (3)
A case of a young girl with fever and seizure. (2011) (3)
A simple case of chest pain: sensitizing doctors to patients with disabilities. (2014) (2)
Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain. (2016) (2)
A comparison of perspectives on costs in emergency care among emergency department patients and residents. (2017) (2)
Baltimore’s Unrest: Perspectives From Public Health and Emergency Physician Leaders (2015) (2)
National inventory of emergency departments in Singapore Please share how this access benefits you. Your story matters (2012) (1)
A New Vision of True Health. (2016) (1)
271 Qualitative Study: Cost of Emergency Care From the Providers’ Perspective (2015) (1)
Baltimore's recent violence a 'call to action' to address health disparities. (2015) (1)
364 Qualitative Study: Cost of Emergency Care from the Patients’ Perspective (2015) (1)
Baltimore Citywide Engagement of Emergency Departments to Combat the Opioid Epidemic. (2018) (1)
242 The Provision of Diagnosis at Emergency Department Discharge: A Pilot Study (2012) (1)
Breaking News: Treat Bomb Victims, Then Yourself (2013) (1)
Governments need people’s trust to stop an outbreak. Where does that leave us? (2020) (1)
Changes in Health Care Following COVID-19. (2020) (0)
Practical Lessons Learned from Baltimore’s B’FRIEND Initiative (2019) (0)
46 Perceptions of Graduates From Africa's First Emergency Medicine Training Program at the University of Cape Town/Stellenbosch University (2011) (0)
In Remembrance: REFLECTIONS (2011) (0)
Attacking the Roots of Violence. (2016) (0)
Phantom leg edema. (2010) (0)
Emergency Department Leadership and Management: Project management (2014) (0)
Change of shift. "Old". (2011) (0)
Unrest in Baltimore: Emergency Public Health Services (2015) (0)
Cost analysis of a school-based vision program in Baltimore, MD (2018) (0)
Change of shift. Another day, another code, another thank you. (2012) (0)
A piece of my mind. Red Sox cap. (2010) (0)
The Role of US Mayors and Health Commissioners in Combatting Health Disparities. (2018) (0)
Luangrath and Wen Respond. (2018) (0)
The Role of Public Health in Responding to and Recovering from Civil Unrest: Baltimore's Experience. (2015) (0)
Change of shift. The card. (2014) (0)
All quiet on Cambridge Street. (2010) (0)
Eyeglass retention in a school-based vision program (2018) (0)
233 Perceptions and Motivations of Emergency Medicine Residents Regarding Diagnostic Testing: A Qualitative Study (2014) (0)
Re: Say No to Free Lunch (Editor’s Choice) (2017) (0)
The one health-care word I wish Democrats would say during debates (2019) (0)
Medical News : Factors guide treatment of elderly heart failure Body and mind : Faculty choreograph student dance Washington People (2014) (0)
Building Baltimore’s Accountable Health Community (2017) (0)
American Women Are Dying. To Save Them, We Need to Depoliticize Women's Health Care (2019) (0)
Comparing Emergency Department Resident and Patient Perspectives on Costs in Emergency Care (2016) (0)
Is an MD enough? (2009) (0)
School-based delivery of eye care: the Baltimore experience (2018) (0)
Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library, Th e George Washington University (2015) (0)
Innovations in Global Health Professional Education: Implications for Urbanization (2015) (0)
Viewpoint: Not-So-Inappropriate Use of the ED (2013) (0)

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