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Internal Medicine
Dr. Linda H. Clever, MD
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Linda H. Clever, MD works in the field of Internal Medicine. She attended Stanford University School of Medicine. Stanford University School of Medicine is a top medical college. Stanford University School of Medicine is ranked 2 in research and 25 in primary care medicine She received awards:"Elizabeth Blackwell Meda", "The Stanford Medal", "J.E. Wallace Sterling Lifetime Achievement Award", "Alfred E. Stengel Memorial Award", "Jean Spencer Felton Award for Excellence in Scientific Writing", "Stanford Associates Award", "Fellow", "Medical Journalist of the Year", "Honorary member", "Governor of the Year", "Outstanding Achievement Award", "Elected Member", "Dinkelspiel Award for Outstanding Contribution to Stanford Undergraduate Education" and "Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare". Linda Clever is also published. She has 62 publications published. The lastest publication: "Beware of what you say...'
Publications
- Who is sicker: patients--or residents? Residents' distress and the care of patients.
- On being editor.
- A letter to the executive vice-president of the american medical association from linda hawes clever.
- Stable chronic disease: a behavioral model.
- Health care reform--another view.
- Kindliness is next to godliness.
- There's a long, long trail a-winding ...
- Occupational and environmental medicine. Meeting the growing need for clinical services.
- A time to lead, a time to follow.
- The fabric is sound but the edges are fraying.
- Border health spans the continent.
- Change--threat or opportunity.
- Toward more universal precautions.
- Getting to basics.
- Medical surveillance of infectious disease endpoints.
- Consider the alternatives.
- Universal access to health care in America: a moral and medical imperative.
- Hazards for health care workers.
- The "Superwoman" syndrome (6).
- Acceptance of the nurse practitioner.
- Physicians' own health--some advice for the advisors.
- The forgotten majority: health hazards in hospital support service personnel.
- Health hazards of hospital personnel.
- Infectious risks for health care workers.
- In the meantime.
- Diseases desperate grown.
- Social catastrophe: orphaned by AIDS.
- Obtain informed consent before publishing information about patients.
- Seeking a port in a storm. The University of California Commission on the Future of Medical Education.
- Beware of what you say...
- Uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals. International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.
- Marketing in the real world: 4 views.
- One hospital learns how to keep people healthy--'even though they work'.
- Link health promotion, safety for maximum impact, doctor advises.
- Promoting employees' health: are we doing all we could?
- AIDS: a special challenge for health care workers.
- Intervention, follow-up cut workers' comp. claims, costs.
- A call to renew. Doctors who feel ground down can renew their spirits and their values.
- Some things have not changed.
- A checklist for making good choices in trying - or tranquil - times.
- CEOs as citizens.
- RENEW 2055: 60 years old and counting.
- Occupational Medicine: AIDS-Management of Hazards to Health Care Personnel.
- The Measure of a Society's Worth.
- Plus Ca Change, Plus C'est la Même Chose.
- Good news for readers.
- Out of sight but not out of hope.
- More great news for readers.
- Neurology.
- Editor's Comments.
- Infectious diseases: getting out of a deep hole.
- The Western journal of medicine-the future is up to you.
- To Lloyd Hollingsworth Smith Jr, MD: Hail and Farewell.
- The order of the day? Cheers, thanks, and introductions.
- Announcing a new series.
- Successful aging: now is the time.
- A few words about the quest for mercy.
- Caring.
- The two-casserole test.
- Revolutions and public policy.
- A great opportunity.
Schools
Stanford University
Stanford Med Center
Moffitt Hospital Ucsf
Stanford Hospital
University Calif
Doctors Specialties
- Internal Medicine
- Occupational Medicine
- Preventive Occupational Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Elizabeth Blackwell Meda
- The Stanford Medal
- J.E. Wallace Sterling Lifetime Achievement Award
- Alfred E. Stengel Memorial Award
- Jean Spencer Felton Award for Excellence in Scientific Writing
- Stanford Associates Award
- Fellow
- Medical Journalist of the Year
- Honorary member
- Governor of the Year
- Outstanding Achievement Award
- Elected Member
- Dinkelspiel Award for Outstanding Contribution to Stanford Undergraduate Education
- Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare
Education
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UCSF -
Stanford University -
Stanford University School of Medicine
Hospital
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California Pacific Medical Center
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