Research
Our internationally recognized research promotes the health and vitality of patients, their communities, and the healthcare providers that support them.
The mission of all research conducted in the MSU Department of Family medicine is to improve the reliability of healthcare services at the system, patient, and workforce level. Research projects address the patient experience, quality of care, resource utilization, provider safety and well-being, and medical education.
Air Filter Intervention in a Low-income Elderly Residential Building
Exposure to particulate matter (PM) air pollution is an…
Electronic medical records study
Steve Roskos worked together with Jordan White and David…
Reducing Workplace Violence in Hospitals
To develop and evaluate data-driven methods for reducing violence towards hospital workers
Get help reviewing your scholarly work in the Guppy Tank
The Guppy Tank is a group of department faculty…
Newsworthy
Evelyne Cudel, PhD, Studies Practical Application of Mediterranean Cooking and Community Wellbeing
Evelyne Cudel, PhD, is the Department of Family Medicine’s…
Refugee Access to Healthcare: Syrian Refugees in MI
Susan Edlibi and Nuong Truong, 4th year College of Human Medicine students, recently presented their abstract, Refugee Access to Healthcare: Syrian Refugees in MI, at the Global Health Conference Midwest in Omaha, NE.
