Professor, Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine

Internal Medicine

James Logerfo practices Internal Medicine. James Logerfo is a published doctor. He has 99 publications published. The most current publication "Analysis, assessment, and presentation of risk-adjusted statewide obstetrical care data: the StORQS II study in Washington State. Statewide Obstetrics Review and Quali..." He accepts Medicare payments and is registered with Medicare.gov.

Publications

---

• Bolstering Medical Education to Enhance Critical Care Capacity in Cambodia.
• An estimation of the prevalence and progression of chronic kidney disease in a rural diabetic cambodian population.
• Adherence to guideline-directed venous thromboembolism prophylaxis among medical and surgical inpatients at 33 academic medical centers in the United States.
• A study of the diagnostic accuracy of the PHQ-9 in primary care elderly.
• Evaluating a preventive services index to adjust for healthy behaviors in observational studies of older adults.
• A longitudinal analysis of total 3-year healthcare costs for older adults who experience a fall requiring medical care.
• Health care costs and participation in a community-based health promotion program for older adults.
• A community-organizing approach to promoting physical activity in older adults: the southeast senior physical activity network.
• Translating a multifactorial fall prevention intervention into practice: a controlled evaluation of a fall prevention clinic.
• Promoting sustainable community change in support of older adult physical activity: evaluation findings from the Southeast Seattle Senior Physical Activity Network (SE...
• Initial test of the seattle asthma severity and control questionnaire: a multidimensional assessment of asthma severity and control.
• Secondary prevention of myocardial infarction with nonpharmacologic strategies in a Medicaid cohort.
• The content of behavior therapy for depression demonstrates few associations with treatment outcome among low-income, medically ill older adults.
• A comparison of how generalists and fellowship-trained geriatricians provide "geriatric" care.
• Healthcare cost differences with participation in a community-based group physical activity benefit for medicare managed care health plan members.
• Depression and use of a health plan-sponsored physical activity program by older adults.
• Health care use and costs associated with use of a health club membership benefit in older adults with diabetes.
• Antidepressant use in nonmajor depression: secondary analysis of a program to encourage active, rewarding lives for seniors (PEARLS), a randomized controlled trial in ...
• Developing a Telephone Assessment of Physical Activity (TAPA) questionnaire for older adults.
• Translating a community-based motivational support program to increase physical activity among older adults with diabetes at community clinics: a pilot study of Physic...
• Managed-Medicare health club benefit and reduced health care costs among older adults.
• A five state dissemination of a community-based disability prevention program for older adults.
• Delivering effective primary care to older adults: a randomized, controlled trial of the senior resource team at group health cooperative.
• Impact of a managed-Medicare physical activity benefit on health care utilization and costs in older adults with diabetes.
• The Rapid Assessment of Physical Activity (RAPA) among older adults.
• The public hospital mission at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center: high-quality care for the underserved and excellence in medical education.
• Distance as a barrier to using a fitness-program benefit for managed Medicare enrollees.
• The Prevention Research Centers Healthy Aging Research Network.
• Active options: a Web application to help seniors locate fitness resources.
• Evaluation of a community-based exercise program for elderly Korean immigrants.
• New insights into the health priorities and needs of older women.
• Factors influencing exercise participation and quality of life among elderly Korean Americans.
• Prompting primary providers to increase community exercise referrals for older adults: a randomized trial.
• Older adult perspectives on physical activity and exercise: voices from multiple cultures.
• Activities of daily living function and disability in older adults in a randomized trial of the health enhancement program.
• Effects of provider practice on functional independence in older adults.
• Community-integrated home-based depression treatment in older adults: a randomized controlled trial.
• Preventing disability through community-based health coaching.
• Qualitative assessment of participant utilization and satisfaction with the Seattle Senior Farmers'' Market Nutrition Pilot Program.
• Increasing fruit and vegetable intake in homebound elders: the Seattle Senior Farmers'' Market Nutrition Pilot Program.
• Community exercise program use and changes in healthcare costs for older adults.
• Promoting health and preventing disability in older adults: lessons from intervention studies carried out through an academic-community partnership.
• Preventing falls in elderly persons.
• Outcomes of a community-based dissemination of the health enhancement program.
• Washington State's model of physician leadership in cardiac outcomes reporting.
• Analysis, assessment, and presentation of risk-adjusted statewide obstetrical care data: the StORQS II study in Washington State. Statewide Obstetrics Review and Quali...
• Internet access to patients'' records.
• Assessing compliance to antihypertensive medications using computer-based pharmacy records.
• Correlates and effect of non-response in a postpartum survey of obstetrical care quality.
• Meeting clinician information needs by integrating access to the medical record and knowledge resources via the Web.
• Cost of comorbid alcohol and drug problems.
• The adequacy of prenatal care and incidence of low birthweight among the poor in Washington State and British Columbia.
• Effect of changes in maternal age, parity, and birth weight distribution on primary cesarean delivery rates.
• Comparison of prescription and medical records in reflecting patient antihypertensive drug therapy.
• Variations in the accuracy of obstetric procedures and diagnoses on birth records in Washington State, 1989.
• Use of peer ratings to evaluate physician performance.
• StORQS: Washington''s Statewide Obstetrical Review and Quality System: overview and provider evaluation.
• Trends in the utilization of mammography in Washington state and British Columbia: relation to stage of diagnosis and mortality.
• Medicaid prenatal care: a comparison of use and outcomes in fee-for-service and managed care.
• The Health of the Public Program at the University of Washington: a new role for academic medical centers.
• Changes over time in the knowledge base of practicing internists.
• An approach to several problems in using large databases for population-based case-control studies of the therapeutic efficacy and safety of anti-hypertensive medicines.
• Beta blockers and the primary prevention of nonfatal myocardial infarction in patients with high blood pressure.
• The prospective payment system and quality. No skeletons in the closet.
• The relation of obstetrical volume and nursery level to perinatal mortality.
• The relative risk of incident coronary heart disease associated with recently stopping the use of beta-blockers.
• Quality assurance: the current US experience.
• The knowledge base of certified internists. Relationships to training, practice type, and other physician characteristics.
• Predictive validity of certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
• Beta-blockers and primary prevention of coronary heart disease in patients with high blood pressure.
• Handgun regulations, crime, assaults, and homicide. A tale of two cities.
• Relationship between patient source of payment and the intensity of hospital services.
• Congenital limb reduction defects in the agricultural setting.
• Utilization and yield of drug screening in the emergency department.
• The relative risk of myocardial infarction in patients who have high blood pressure and non-cardiac pain.
• Impact of drug screening in suspected overdose.
• Thyroid neoplasia in Marshall Islanders exposed to nuclear fallout.
• Relationship between patient race and the intensity of hospital services.
• The use of medical resources by residency-trained family physicians and general internists. Is there a difference?
• Cost and outcome of care for patients with chronic obstructive lung disease. Analysis by physician specialty.
• Rationing of intensive care unit services. An everyday occurrence.
• The cost and quality of care.
• Prenatal care and pregnancy outcomes during the recession: the Washington State experience.
• Quality of ambulatory care of the elderly: an analysis of five conditions.
• Development and validation of a self-administered occupational health history questionnaire.
• Performance-based continuing medical education. Prophylactic cephalosporin use in hysterectomy patients.
• Teaching sigmoidoscopy to primary care physicians: a controlled study of continuing medical education.
• Organizational and financial influences on patterns of surgical care.
• Epidemiology of childhood injuries. II. Sex differences in injury rates.
• Health status as a measure of need for medical care: a critique.
• Hospital medical staff organization and quality of care: results for myocardial infarction and appendectomy.
• Hospitalization of medicaid children: analysis of small area variations in admission rates.
• Evaluation of elective repeat cesarean section as a standard of care: an application of decision analysis.
• High-yield referral criteria for posttraumatic skull roentgenography. Response of physicians and accuracy of criteria.
• Effect of a self-care book on physician visits. A randomized trial.
• Comparison of diagnostic methods of family practice and internal medicine residents.
• Increased access to medical care: the impact on health.
• Cost effectiveness analysis: some problems of implementation.

Schools

---

• University Of Rochester

• University Rochester Strong Meml Hospital

• University Wash Hosps

Doctors Specialties

---

• Internal Medicine

Accepted Insurances

---

Hospital

---

• UW Medicine/Harborview Medical Center
• University of Washington Medical Center

Drug Facts

---

NPI NUMBER		1518043389
NPPES Provider LastName		LOGERFO
NPPES Provider FirstName		JAMES
NPPES Provider ZIPCode		981042499
NPPES Provider State		WA
Specialty Description		Internal Medicine
Total Claim Count		372.0
Distinct Opioid Count		0.0
Opioid Claim Count		0.0
Percent Opioid Claims		0.0

Helpful Reviews

---

Give Anonymous Review

Medicare Facts

---

National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1518043389
Last Name Of The Provider	LOGERFO
First Name Of The Provider	JAMES
View All

Similar Doctors

---

	Dr. Jeffrey Meehan, MD This Doctor is OpenDoctor Recommended.
	Dr. Edward J. Boyko, MD This Doctor is OpenDoctor Recommended.
	Dr. Judith N. Wasserheit, MD
	Dr. Christopher M. Mathews, MD
	Dr. William E. Daniell, MD
	Dr. Martha J. Leigh, MD This Doctor is OpenDoctor Recommended.
	Dr. Vara V. Kraft, MD This Doctor is OpenDoctor Recommended.
	Dr. Christopher M. Murphy, MD
	Dr. Nina A. Saxena, MD This Doctor is OpenDoctor Recommended.

---

Doctor Directory | TOS | twitter | FB | Angel | blog