Medical Fellow at Eli Lilly and Company

Internal Medicine

Dr. David J. Debrota, MD

David J. Debrota works in the field of Internal Medicine. He researched medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine. Indiana University School of Medicine is ranked 45 in research and 47 in primary care medicine David Debrota is a published MD as well. He has 22 publications published. The latest was: The problem of measurement error in multisite clinical trials.

Publications

Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the cathepsin S inhibitor, LY3000328, in healthy subjects.
Changes in brain function during administration of venlafaxine or placebo to normal subjects.
Is it easier to find what you are looking for if you think you know what it looks like?
Anchoring Perceptions of Clinical Change on Accurate Recollection of the Past: Memory Enhanced Retrospective Evaluation of Treatment (MERET).
An examination of 26,168 Hamilton Depression Rating Scale scores administered via interactive voice response across 17 randomized clinical trials.
Rating the raters: assessing the quality of Hamilton rating scale for depression clinical interviews in two industry-sponsored clinical drug trials.
Neurophysiologic correlates of side effects in normal subjects randomized to venlafaxine or placebo.
Assessing and interpreting treatment effects in longitudinal clinical trials with missing data.
Optimizing the ability of the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale to discriminate across levels of severity and between antidepressants and placebos.
An integrative approach to determine the best behavioral and biological markers of methylphenidate.
The dose-dependent effect of methylphenidate on performance, cognition and psychophysiology.
Site versus centralized raters in a clinical depression trial: impact on patient selection and placebo response.
An Item Response analysis of the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale using shared data from two pharmaceutical companies.
In front of us.
Determination of pregnancy outcome risk rates after exposure to an intervention.
Study of the analgesic effect of lanepitant in patients with osteoarthritis pain.
The impact of restrictive entry criterion during the placebo lead-in period.
The responsiveness of the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale.
The problem of measurement error in multisite clinical trials.
Man/microcomputer telephone communication.
Blood gas consultant.

Schools

Indiana University School of Medicine
Indiana University Med Center

Doctors Specialties

Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

Education

Indiana University School of Medicine

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