Steven A. Schroeder

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Steven A. Schroeder

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#271

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#124

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#131

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Steven A. Schroeder's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine Harvard University
Masters Public Health University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Steven A. Schroeder is Distinguished Professor of Health and Health Care at the University of California, San Francisco , where he also heads the Smoking Cessation Leadership Center. He served as the president and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation from 1990 to 2002. Schroeder is known for his work in promoting smoking cessation strategies.

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Shattuck Lecture. We can do better--improving the health of the American people. (2007) (818)
Class - the ignored determinant of the nation's health. (2004) (385)
Confronting a neglected epidemic: tobacco cessation for persons with mental illnesses and substance abuse problems. (2010) (344)
A strategy for quality assurance in Medicare. (1990) (314)
What to do with a patient who smokes. (2005) (297)
Promoting patient safety by preventing medical error. (1998) (276)
How Many Hours Is Enough? An Old Profession Meets a New Generation (2004) (263)
National survey of U.S. health professionals' smoking prevalence, cessation practices, and beliefs. (2010) (235)
Variations in length of stay and outcomes for six medical and surgical conditions in Massachusetts and California. (1991) (233)
The failure of physician education as a cost containment strategy. Report of a prospective controlled trial at a university hospital. (1984) (179)
Tobacco control in the wake of the 1998 master settlement agreement. (2004) (174)
Residency training in internal medicine: time for a change? (1986) (172)
Phasing out fee-for-service payment. (2013) (138)
The Joint Commission's new tobacco-cessation measures--will hospitals do the right thing? (2012) (120)
Academic medicine as a public trust. (1989) (112)
The sounds of the hospital. Paging patterns in three teaching hospitals. (1988) (111)
Frequency and clinical description of high-cost patients in 17 acute-care hospitals. (1979) (111)
Interpretation of serologic tests for typhoid fever. (1968) (109)
Salmonellosis in the United States--a five-year review. (1970) (93)
Outcome assessment 70 years later: are we ready? (1987) (90)
Financial Incentives to Perform Medical Procedures and Laboratory Tests: Illustrative Models of Office Practice (1978) (89)
Specialty distribution of U.S. physicians--the invisible driver of health care costs. (1993) (87)
Helping smokers quit: understanding the barriers to utilization of smoking cessation services. (2008) (87)
Western European responses to physician oversupply. Lessons for the United States. (1984) (77)
Lowering broken appointment rates at a medical clinic. (1973) (76)
Physician use of services for the hospitalized patient: a review, with implications for cost containment. (1981) (76)
The role of changing clinical practices in the rising costs of hospital care. (1985) (73)
Negative selection of patients for dialysis and transplantation in the United Kingdom. (1984) (73)
Candida at Boston City Hospital. Clinical and epidemiological characteristics and susceptibility to eight antimicrobial agents. (1970) (70)
Preoperative pulmonary function testing (1990) (69)
Frequency of ethical dilemmas in a medical inpatient service. (1981) (68)
The future of general internal medicine. Report and recommendations from the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) Task Force on the Domain of General Internal Medicine. (2004) (67)
Cognitively impaired subjects (1989) (67)
Smoke, the chief killer--strategies for targeting combustible tobacco use. (2014) (64)
Changes in the use of medical technologies, 1972-1977: a study of 10 inpatient diagnoses. (1982) (64)
New evidence that cigarette smoking remains the most important health hazard. (2013) (63)
A 51-year-old woman with bipolar disorder who wants to quit smoking. (2009) (63)
Primary Care in a New Era: Disillusion and Dissolution? (2003) (61)
Antibiotic resistance and transfer factor in Salmonella, United States 1967. (1968) (61)
An online survey of tobacco use, intentions to quit, and cessation strategies among people living with bipolar disorder (2011) (57)
Carmine as a source of nosocomial salmonellosis. (1967) (57)
The troubled profession: is medicine's glass half full or half empty? (1992) (55)
Stranded in the periphery--the increasing marginalization of smokers. (2008) (55)
Specialty Choices at One Medical School: Recent Trends and Analysis of Predictive Factors (1989) (51)
Epidemic salmonellosis in hospitals and institutions. A five-year review. (1968) (51)
Training in a primary care internal medicine residency program. The first ten years. (1987) (50)
Training an appropriate mix of physicians to meet the nation's needs (1993) (48)
Strategies for Reducing Medical Costs by Changing Physicians' Behavior: Efficacy and Impact on Quality of Care (1987) (46)
Ending sales of tobacco products in pharmacies. (2014) (46)
Health of the Public: The Academic Response (1992) (45)
Tobacco control 50 years after the 1964 surgeon general's report. (2014) (44)
The future of general internal medicine (2007) (44)
Adding value to relative-value units. (2013) (43)
Simplicity matters: using system-level changes to encourage clinician intervention in helping tobacco users quit. (2005) (42)
American health improvement depends upon addressing class disparities. (2016) (42)
A waterborne outbreak of gastroenteritis in adults associated with Escherichia coli. (1968) (42)
Tobacco sales in pharmacies: time to quit (2006) (42)
Survival of adult high-cost patients. Report of a follow-up study from nine acute-care hospitals. (1981) (39)
The Medically Uninsured — Will They Always Be with Us? (1996) (39)
On squeezing balloons. Cost control fails again. (1991) (37)
Frequency and morbidity of invasive procedures: report of a pilot study from two teaching hospitals. (1978) (36)
Potential overdiagnosis of basal cell carcinoma in older patients with limited life expectancy. (2014) (36)
The medically uninsured--will they always be with us? (1996) (35)
The making of a medical generalist. (1985) (34)
Evaluating the Costs and Benefits of a Diagnostic Technology: The Case of Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (1981) (33)
Fee-for-service physician payment: analysis of current methods and their development. (1979) (32)
Merchandising of cigarettes in San Francisco pharmacies: 27 years later (2004) (31)
Prospects for expanding health insurance coverage. (2001) (31)
Don't forget tobacco. (2010) (28)
Physician supply and the U.S. medical marketplace. (1992) (27)
Promoting preventive care: changing reimbursement is not enough. (1987) (27)
Diagnostic evaluation of the carotid arteries (1988) (26)
Refocusing the lens: patient safety in ambulatory chronic disease care. (2009) (25)
Health of the public. The academic response. Health of the Public Mission Statement Working Group. (1992) (24)
Will changing how physicians order tests reduce medical costs? (1981) (24)
How can we tell whether there are too many or too few physicians? The case for benchmarking. (1996) (23)
Conflicting dispatches from the tobacco wars. (2002) (23)
Is it time for a tobacco-free military? (2014) (22)
Primary Care at a Crossroads (2002) (22)
The Legacy of SUPPORT (1999) (21)
Do bad outcomes mean substandard care? (1991) (19)
Impact of New Technology: The CT Scanner (1977) (18)
The latest forecast. Managed care collides with physician supply. (1994) (18)
Smoking cessation should be an integral part of serious mental illness treatment (2016) (18)
Expanding the site of clinical education (1988) (17)
From the sidelines to the frontline: how the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration embraced smoking cessation. (2014) (17)
Merchandising cigarettes in pharmacies: a San Francisco survey. (1978) (17)
Smoking Cessation Counseling in U.S. Hospitals: A Comparison of High and Low Performers (2005) (17)
An agenda to combat substance abuse. (2005) (16)
Improving care at the end of life: what does it take? (2000) (16)
How clinicians can help smokers to quit. (2012) (16)
Physician shortages in rural America (1995) (15)
Managing the U.S. health care workforce: creating policy amidst uncertainty. (1994) (15)
THE DESTRUCTION OF OXYTOCIN AND VASOPRESSIN BY THE AMINOPEPTIDASES IN SERA FROM PREGNANT WOMEN. (1965) (14)
Personal reflections on the high cost of American medical care: many causes but few politically sustainable solutions. (2011) (14)
Therapeutic substitution and formulary systems (1990) (14)
Grants to shape the health care workforce: the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation experience. (1996) (14)
Training internists in ambulatory settings. Four problems to resolve. (1986) (13)
WHAT THE SANITARIAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SALMONELLAE AND STAPHYLOCOCCI IN MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS1 (1967) (13)
Helping smokers quit around the time of surgery. (2013) (13)
The use of in-hospital physician services for acute myocardial infarction. Changes in volume and complexity over time. (1988) (13)
The health manpower challenge to internal medicine. (1987) (12)
Changes in Smoking Intensity Over Time by Birth Cohort and by Latino National Background, 1997-2014. (2016) (12)
Internal Medicine Training: Putt or Get Off the Green (2006) (12)
Simplicity sells: Making smoking cessation easier. (2010) (12)
Lessons for teaching cost containment. (1984) (12)
Rationing medical care--a comparative perspective. (1994) (12)
The effectiveness of tobacco control policies on vulnerable populations in the USA: a review (2016) (12)
The Clinton Health Care Plan: Fundamental or Incremental Reform? (1993) (11)
Depression, smoking, and heart disease: how can psychiatrists be effective? (2011) (11)
Magnetic resonance imaging: present costs and potential gains. (1985) (11)
The increasing use of emergency services: Why has it occurred? Is it a problem? (1979) (11)
Trials that Matter: Varenicline: A Designer Drug to Help Smokers Quit (2006) (11)
Health of the nation--coverage for all Americans. (2008) (11)
FDA's Innovative Plan to Address the Enormous Toll of Smoking. (2017) (11)
A comparison of Western European and US University hospitals. A case report from Leuven, West Berlin, Leiden, London, and San Francisco. (1984) (10)
Indications for carotid endarterectomy (1989) (10)
Understanding health behavior and speaking out on the uninsured: two leadership opportunities. (1999) (9)
An Update About Tobacco and Cancer: What Clinicians Should Know (2012) (9)
The costs and risks of medical care: an annotated bibliography for clinicians and educators. (1982) (8)
Chronic pseudomonas osteomyelitis. Report on the use of gentamicin sulphate in three cases. (1970) (8)
Epilogue to Special Issue on Tobacco and Other Substance Use Disorders: Links and Implications (2017) (7)
Doctors and their workshops: Economic models of physician behavior: by Mark V. Pauly. The University of Chicago Press, IL, 1980, 132 pp. $17.00 (1982) (7)
Even more illness caused by smoking than previously estimated. (2014) (7)
Health, Disability, and Well-Being (2015) (7)
Cost containment in U.S. health care (1995) (7)
Multifactorial intervention and mortality in type 2 diabetes. (2008) (7)
The role of the Department of Veterans Affairs in geriatric care. American College of Physicians. (1991) (7)
Moving Forward in Smoking Cessation: Issues for Psychiatric Nurses (2009) (7)
The changing dynamics of graduate medical education. Implications for decision-making. (1987) (6)
Helping Smokers Quit: The Smoking Cessation Leadership Center Engages Behavioral Health by Challenging Old Myths and Traditions (2018) (6)
Heavier but Healthier - Diabetes and Smoking Cessation. (2018) (6)
Tobacco education in U.S. respiratory care programs. (2014) (6)
Subspecialty Leadership at a Time of Specialty Excess (1994) (6)
Which hospital services are most overused? Results from a medical audit. (1985) (6)
Should emergency physicians help smokers quit? (2006) (6)
Current medical diagnosis and treatment 1987 (1979) (5)
What's so special about special care? (1984) (5)
Urban health care: What works and why (1998) (5)
The tobacco buyout and the FDA. (2004) (5)
Chronic Pseudomonas Osteomyelitis (1970) (5)
Much accomplished, much to do (1994) (5)
Tobacco Dependence Treatment Is Critical to Excellence in Health Care. (2020) (4)
Public smoking bans are good for the heart. (2009) (4)
The legacy of SUPPORT. Study to Understand Prognoses and Preferences for Outcomes and Risks of Treatments. (1999) (4)
Does The Moral Arc of the Universe Really Bend Toward Justice? (2012) (4)
Employment choices in conditions of physician oversupply (2007) (4)
Can physicians change their laboratory test ordering behavior? A new look at an old issue. (2013) (4)
The influence of age on clinical and patient-reported outcomes after cholecystectomy (1994) (4)
Physicians, Politics, and Health Insurance Expansion (2014) (4)
The health care cost crisis in America: too much of a good thing? (1994) (4)
Smoking among hospitalized patients: another opportunity to improve patients' health. (2012) (4)
Reviews: A Medical Educator (1984) (4)
Helping Smokers Quit: New Partners and New Strategies from the University of California, San Francisco Smoking Cessation Leadership Center (2018) (3)
Oral contraceptives and reproductive mortality. (1984) (3)
Reflections on the challenges of philanthropy. (1998) (3)
Perspectives: The Funders (1990) (3)
Social Justice as the Moral Core of Family Medicine: A Perspective from the Keystone IV Conference (2016) (3)
Update from funders: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. (2000) (3)
Don't let medicine lose its soul! (2004) (3)
Benchmarking the Physician Workforce-Reply (1997) (3)
Tobacco still is oral health enemy number one. (2006) (3)
Salmonella-contaminated carmine dye. Another example of in-plant contamination during processing. (1971) (2)
Human immunodeficiency virus infection (1994) (2)
California dreamin'--state health care reform and the prospect for national change. (2008) (2)
New Challenges in Resident Education: Introduction (1990) (2)
Smoking Cessation—Reply (2005) (2)
Improving the health of the American public requires a broad research agenda. (1999) (2)
The U.S. physician supply: generalism in retreat. (1993) (2)
To celebrate a new journal (2007) (2)
Smoking-related mortality in the United States. (2013) (2)
Reduction in medical-school class size. (1984) (2)
The importance of relating medicine and public health. (1992) (1)
Current medical diagnosis & treatment 1991 (1998) (1)
Health of the public (1990) (1)
The splendor of internal medicine (1992) (1)
Commentary on a smoke-free medical campus in Jerusalem: data for action (2016) (1)
Must America look to non-doctors for primary care?. Interview by Mark Holoweiko. (1992) (1)
Ending the sale of cigarettes at US pharmacies--reply. (2014) (1)
Are we training too many subspecialists? (1988) (1)
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Dilemma: How Tightly to Regulate Electronic Cigarettes? (2018) (1)
California Promotes Smoking Cessation for Medicaid Enrollees: Lessons for the Nation? (2018) (1)
An Industry/Academia Collaborative to Support Smoking-Cessation Grants. (2017) (1)
The paradox of medicine: angry physicians and eager applicants. (1996) (1)
Introduction: Philosophy and the Global Burden of Disease Study (2020) (1)
Southern Medical Students' Views on Medicaid Expansion. (2016) (1)
Awards & grants (2002) (1)
Strategies to reduce tobacco use the role of state research. (2008) (1)
Ethical Dimensions of the Global Burden of Disease (2020) (1)
Capsule Commentary on Rigotti et al., Interactive Voice Response Calls to Promote Smoking Cessation after Hospital Discharge: Pooled Analysis of Two Randomized Clinical Trials (2017) (1)
Curbing the high costs of medical advances. (1984) (1)
New priorities for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. (1991) (0)
If technical advances be tested first in academic departments for application, value and efficacy, who should finance the investigations? (1979) (0)
Internal medicine: a troubled but still great specialty. (1991) (0)
Physician Education and Cost Containment-Reply (1985) (0)
Group practice recommendations of the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care: a new look at an old issue. (1978) (0)
How do western european university hospitals compare with the usa a case report from leuven belgium west berlin west germany the netherlands london england uk and san francisco california usa (1984) (0)
Costs in the case records. (1978) (0)
Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment (1990) (0)
Controlling tobacco use. (2001) (0)
Hospital costs. (1977) (0)
An Update About Tobacco and Cancer: What Clinicians Should Know (2012) (0)
Tobacco Science 8 (2010) (0)
The Acquired lmmunodeficiency Syndrome ( AIDS ) and Infection with Human lmmunodeficiency Virus ( HIV ) (1998) (0)
Response: Re: Social Justice as the Moral Core of Family Medicine: A Perspective from the Keystone IV Conference (2016) (0)
a composition of fractions (2009) (0)
Understanding Human Behavior is Central to Improving Health (44498) (2000) (0)
Can Americans Learn From History (2007) (0)
Doctors and the medical cost crisis: culprits, victims, or solution? (1985) (0)
Thoughts on the Clinton Health Plan (1994) (0)
How the Tobacco Industry Gets & Keeps Your Patients Hooked - an Update (2010) (0)
ON BEDSIDE TEACHING. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1997) (0)
Clinical intensity versus cost containment: conflicting pressures on hospital care. (1990) (0)
Book Review Tobacco Control Policy (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Series on Health Policy.) Edited by Kenneth E. Warner. 590 pp. San Francisco, Jossey-Bass, 2006. $65. 978-0-7879-8745-9 (2007) (0)
General Internal Medicine (1986) (0)
Vi agglutinins in Salmonella infections. (1971) (0)
Awards & grants (2007) (0)
Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases (2007) (0)
sounding board Class — The Ignored Determinant of the Nation ’ s Health (2004) (0)
Thematic review series. V: Substance abuse research and clinical practice. Introduction. (1999) (0)
Breaking Barriers and Implementing Changes The Significance of Tobacco Dependence in Persons with Mental Illness Continuing Education Information (2012) (0)
Merchandising Cigarettes inPharmacies: ASanFrancisco Survey (1978) (0)
The kids will be all right (if they don't smoke). (2010) (0)
Scientific evidence and research in primary care. (1998) (0)
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. (1998) (0)
Unequal Changes in Cigarette Consumption Over Time by Birth Decade and Among Latino National Background Groups (2015) (0)
Medical costs crisis: Part 2. How to regain control while retaining quality of care. (1987) (0)
Tobacco Settlement Seen as Opportunity Lost To Curb Cigarette Use (2004) (0)
Role of smoking in U.S. CVD. (2007) (0)
Breaking Barriers and Implementing Changes The Significance of Tobacco Dependence in Persons with Mental Illness Continuing Education Information (2012) (0)
Cost effectiveness of gastrointestinal endoscopy: reply to B. F. Overholt (1982) (0)
On Bedside Teaching (1997) (0)
5 – Socioeconomic Issues in Medicine (2012) (0)
Trying to Practice What I Preached: Helping My Parents at the End of Their Lives (2012) (0)
Patient care versus market share: critical questions facing our healthcare system. (1995) (0)
Book Review Neighborhoods and Health Edited by Ichiro Kawachi and Lisa F. Berkman. 352 pp., illustrated. New York, Oxford University Press, 2003. $58.95. 0-19-513838-4 (2003) (0)
Case Study # 8 : The Cost and Effectiveness of Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (1996) (0)
Addressing both health and health care: an interview with Steven A. Schroeder [interview by John K. Iglehart]. (2002) (0)
How Physicians Can Improve Patients ' Participation and Maintenance in Self-Care (0)
Contributors (2012) (0)
Time to confront health care rationing. (1994) (0)
The Medicare Prospective Payment System Technical Adjustments and the Role of ProPAC (2005) (0)
Smoke,theChiefKiller—StrategiesforTargetingCombustible TobaccoUse (2014) (0)
Smoking-Related Mortality in the United States Reply (2013) (0)
Frequency and Morbidity of Invasive Procedures: Report of a Pilot Study from Two Teaching Hospitals (1980) (0)
Medical costs crisis: Part 1. Doctors as culprits, victims--and keys to the solution. (1987) (0)
FromtheSidelinestotheFrontline:HowtheSubstanceAbuseand MentalHealthServicesAdministrationEmbracedSmokingCessation (2014) (0)
Intensity, not prices. (2003) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Alcohol-related deaths of American Indians. (1992) (0)

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