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Stephen Schimpff, MD MACP
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First Name
Stephen
Last Name
Schimpff
Bio
Early career at the National Cancer Institute's Baltimore Cancer Research Center developing new approaches to infection prevention and treatment of leukemia and lymphoma patients. Then the head of infectious diseases and director of the University of Maryland Cancer Center followed by senior leadership positions in the Medical School and Medical System culminating as CEO of the University of Maryland Medical Center. Now the author of 7 books on health and wellness, our dysfunctional healthcare delivery system & the crisis in primary care. Lover of nature. Happily married for 58 years.
Country
United States
Profile Validation
STATUS - VERIFIED
Qualification
Physician, Author
University Attended
Yale School of Medicne
Graduated Year
1967-01-01
Fields of Interest
Infection in Cancer Patients. Organization, Leadership, Governance, and Operation of Academic Medical Centers. Fixing the primary care crisis Advances in medicine - science and technology. The evolving healthcare delivery process. The 21st-century plague - obesity and its associated diseases. Coping with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Validation Status
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Validation Date
2021-04-23
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Comprehensive Care Improves Health Yet Reduces Total Costs

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This is the 10th article in a series on America’s dysfunctional healthcare system.

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This is the 9th article in a series on America’s dysfunctional healthcare system

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