Professor and Chair
Family Medicine
Dr. Mark B. Stephens, MD
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Mark Stephens practices Family Medicine. He studied medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Mark Stephens is also a published doctor. He has 81 publication published. The most recent publication is: Supplemental fitness activities and fitness in urban elementary school classrooms.
Publications
- Preventing Obesity in the Military Community (POMC): the development of a clinical trials research network.
- Electronic health records improve clinical note quality.
- Exploring the impact of a pedometer on body composition and physical fitness in a cohort of U.S. military medical students: a pilot study.
- Energy drink and energy shot use in the military.
- Targeted prevention of excess weight gain and eating disorders in high-risk adolescent girls: a randomized controlled trial.
- QNOTE: an instrument for measuring the quality of EHR clinical notes.
- Pre-meal affective state and laboratory test meal intake in adolescent girls with loss of control eating.
- When war follows combat veterans home.
- Radiation exposure and cost influence physician medical image decision making: a randomized controlled trial.
- Dietary supplements: physician knowledge and adverse event reporting.
- Third-party certification of dietary supplements: prevalence and concerns.
- Four-year Training in Family Medicine: Strength Through Versatility Using the Uniformed Services as a Model.
- Coding and obesity: room to grow.
- Adult Learning Models for Large-group Continuing Medical Education Activities.
- Commentary: The RIME/EMR scheme: an educational approach to clinical documentation in electronic medical records.
- Updating clinical knowledge: an evaluation of current information alerting services.
- ACGME core competencies: Who knows what and does it matter?
- Recognition of community-acquired anthrax: has anything changed since 2001?
- Care of the returning veteran.
- Professional badmouthing: who does it and how common is it?
- Cost of eating: whole foods versus convenience foods in a low-income model.
- Color blindness and military fitness for duty: a new look at old standards.
- Institutional support for handheld computing: clinical and educational lessons learned.
- Teaching principles of practice management and electronic medical record clinical documentation to third-year medical students.
- Cardiac rehabilitation.
- Do MCAT verbal and MCAT writing scores correlate with performance on a third-year OSCE?
- Clinical inquiries. When is it OK for children to start drinking fruit juice?
- Clinical inquiries. Are overweight children more likely to be overweight adults?
- Phytophotodermatitis: bulla formation and hyperpigmentation during spring break.
- The value of skin biopsy in inflammatory dermatoses.
- Military medical informatics: accessing information in the deployed environment.
- Sports and nutritional supplement use in USMC recruits: a pilot study.
- The role of industry in brand or generic drug recognition.
- Supplements and sports: honest advice.
- Learning PDA skills online is feasible and acceptable to clerkship students.
- Musculoskeletal injections: a review of the evidence.
- Lost in translation: the confusing lexicon of the "new" NIH.
- New toxic lead hazards for clinicians.
- A novel approach using an electronic medical record to identify children and adolescents at risk for dyslipidemia: a study from the Primary Care Education and Research...
- Diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
- Pre-pregnancy fitness levels and delivery outcomes.
- Clinical inquiries. What is the clinical workup for failure to thrive?
- Body composition and physical fitness in a cohort of US military medical students.
- AHLTA: teaching medical students without falling behind (or, another take on the five microskills of precepting).
- The grapefruit-drug interaction debate: role of statins.
- Principles to help prevent youth sports-related injuries.
- Clinical inquiries. Can you differentiate bacterial from viral pediatric infections based on the CBC?
- Clinical inquiries. What are the indications for meningococcal vaccination?
- Preventive health counseling for adolescents.
- Maternal shoe size and infant birth weight: correlation or fiction?
- HIV, sexual risk, and ethnicity among men in England who have sex with men.
- Clinical inquiries. What is the best way to treat patients with white-coat hypertension?
- Clinical inquiries. Is screening urinalysis in children worthwhile?
- Clinical inquiries. Does a high-fiber diet prevent colon cancer in at-risk patients?
- Clinical inquiries. What is the best treatment for plantar fasciitis?
- Selective aldosterone blockade reduces mortality after MI.
- Are children of military parents more physically fit than children of civilian parents?
- Behavioral risks associated with tattooing.
- Validity and reliability of a questionnaire for measuring child oral-health-related quality of life.
- Children, physical activity, and public health: another call to action.
- Preventing fungal infections in immunocompromised patients.
- Clinical inquiries. Does ambulatory blood pressure monitoring aid in the management of patients with hypertension?
- Ergogenic supplements and health risk behaviors.
- Does delaying placement of tympanostomy tubes have an adverse effect on developmental outcomes in children with persistent middle ear effusions?
- Ergogenic aids: powders, pills and potions to enhance performance.
- Case description of ascariasis.
- Is there a clinical difference in outcomes when beta-agonist therapy is delivered through metered-dose inhaler (MDI) with a spacing device compared with standard nebul...
- Is electron-beam computed tomography (EBCT) a reliable tool for predicting coronary outcomes in an asymptomatic population?
- The maternal perspective on prenatal ultrasound.
- Postpartum axillary masses.
- Routine preoperative testing before cataract surgery.
- Estrogen-progestin increases breast cancer risk.
- Obstetric analgesia.
- Delusions of parasitosis.
- Supplemental fitness activities and fitness in urban elementary school classrooms.
- Intrathecal narcotics for labor analgesia.
- Deep venous thrombosis of the upper extremity.
- Mnemonics.
- Interest and perceptions of student-run health clinics: a survey at the uniformed services university of the health sciences.
- Family physicians' knowledge of commonly overused treatments and tests.
Schools
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Bremerton Naval Hospital
Puget Sound Family Med
Doctors Specialties
- Adolescent Medicine
- Family Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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