MEMO - Minimizing Error, Maximizing Outcomes
Principal Investigator
Mark Linzer, MD
Site Directors
John Frey, MD
Mary Beth Plane, PhD
Julia E. McMurray, MD
Ann Maguire, MD, MPH
Mark Schwartz, MD
Anita Varkey, MD
Funding
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (grant no. 1 RO1 HS11955-01)
Supported by
Society of General Internal Medicine and American Academy of Family Physicians
A Joint Venture Between
Section of General Internal Medicine and Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin - Medical School
Abstract
MEMO is a three-year project designed to study the effect of healthcare work conditions on physician stress and satisfaction, and ultimately on the quality of care and medical errors.
The MEMO Study will begin to describe the relationship between work conditions, physician reactions to these conditions, and patient outcomes. Through focus groups and surveys, we will encourage physicians to "tell their stories" about their current practice environment. We ultimately hope to identify the workplace characteristics associated with low error rates and the best outcomes.
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- Grant-Funded Research
- DFM-Funded Research
- Past Research Projects
- ADHD
- Alcohol Biomarkers in Gen Clinical Settings
- Alcohol and TB
- Anthrax
- Artist-in-Residence Program
- Automated Clinician Reminder System
- Carbohydrate Deficiency
- College Health Intervention Projects (CHIPs)
- Communities at Risk
- Echinacea Cold Study
- FASD Prevention & Intervention
- Healthy Choices
- Healthy Moms
- MEMO
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging in a Study of Prolotherapy
- Meditation & Exercise Cold Study
- Mindfulness Meditation for Alcohol Relapse Prevention
- Nasal Irrigation
- Obesity, Aging and Cancer Cost
- Opioid Addiction in Chronic Pain Patients
- Primary Care for Primary Care Clinicians
- Proactive Risk Assessment of Primary Care of the Elderly
- Problem Density Mental Workload
- Prolotherapy for Osteoarthritic Knee Pain
- Psych Pharm
- SIMmersion
- TAMI
- Time to Event Analysis of Drug Court Health Outcomes
- Topical Honey for Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- Treatment of Children with ADHD and FASD
- WURSS
- Wisconsin Nutrition & Growth Study (WINGS)
- Publications
- Study Recruitment
- Research Approved in DFM Clinics
- Wisconsin Research & Education Network (WREN)
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