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MagnifyDonald A. Barr, MD, PhD
Associate Professor (Teaching) of Sociology and CHP/PCOR Associate
Program in Human Biology
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2160
Research Interests
expanding access to health care for California's low-income population; minority student attrition from the pre-medical curriculum; health literacy; environmental health; measuring primary care quality in managed care systems
Donald Barr's Curriculum Vitae (36.5KB, modified April 2009)
Stanford Departments
Program in Human Biology; Sociology
Other affiliations
Palo Alto Medical Clinic
Publications
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Nuclear Forensics: Role, State of the Art, Program Needs
Michael M. May, Reza Abedin-Zadeh, Donald A. Barr, Albert Carnesale, Philip E. Coyle, Jay Davis, Bill Dorland, Bill Dunlop, Steve Fetter, Alexander Glaser, Ian D. Hutcheon, Francis Slakey, Benn Tannenbaum
(2008)
Research Protocol to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships as a Means to Improve Health and Welfare Systems Worldwide, A
Donald A. Barr
American Journal of Public Health vol. 97, 1 (2007)
Healthcare in the New Vietnam: Comparing patients' satisfaction with outpatient care in a traditional neighborhood clinic and a new, western-style clinic in Ho Chi Minh City
Sonny Tat, Donald A. Barr
Social Science & Medicine vol. 62, 5 (2006)
The practitioner's dilemma: can we use a patient's race to predict genetics, ancestry, and the expected outcomes of treatment?
Donald A. Barr
Annals of Internal Medicine vol. 143, 11 (2005)- Listening to Patients: Cultural and Linguistic Barriers to Health Care Access
Donald A. Barr, SF Wanat
Family Medicine vol. 37, 3 (2005)
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