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Pharmaceutical
Reason: Subject and Psychotrope in Buenos Aires
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want to be Normal Again: Pediatric Cancer Survivor Identities and the
Influence of Ethnicity and Social Class
HIV,
Disease Plague, Demoralization and "Burnout": Resident Experience
of the Medical Profession in Nairobi, Kenya. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry
Pediatric
Oncology, International Protocols, and Medical Competence in Indonesia
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Research:
Selected Projects
Clinical Narratives and Worlds of Oncology
Initial Funding: Nathan Cummings Foundation
PI: Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good
Comparative Perspectives on Biomedicine
Clinical Realities and Moral Dilemmas in East Africa
Initial Funding: Carnegie Corporation
DSM faculty and Carnegie Fellows
Comparative Perspectives on Biomedicine and Biotechnology in Indonesia
Initial Funding: Fulbright
PI: Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good
The Impact of Patient Death on Physicians in Internal Medicine at
Academic Medical Centers: 1998-2002
Initial Funding: Cummings Foundation
PI's: Susan Block, M.D. HMS and DFCI, Partners; Robert Arnold, M.D.
University of Pittsburgh
Qualitative Data Analysis Research Team: Mary-Jo Good, Nina Gadmer and
Matthew Lakoma and Patricia Ruopp, BA, MA, Harvard School of Education
The Culture of Medicine and Racial, Ethnic and Class Disparities
in Health Care
Initial Funding: Institute of Medicine 2001-2002
PI and Co-PI s: Mary-Jo Good, Cara James, Anne Becker, Byron Good
Ethnicity and Differential Access to Care for Eating
Disorder Symptoms
Initial Funding: Funding Source for Anne Becker's project: Irene Pollin
Fellowship in Memory of Cherry Adler
(HMS 50th anniversary program) and the Harvard Eating Disorders Center
PI: Anne Becker
Diversity, Disparities, and the Culture of Medicine and Public Health
Seminar Project with Russell Sage Foundation, 2001-2002
Harvard Contact: Professor Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good
Current HMS student research projects
Caring for Patients with HIV and Physician Burnout in Kenya
Awardee: Giuseppe Raviola
Initial Funding: Paul Dudley White International Fellowship
Publication: HIV, Disease Plague, Demoralization and "Burnout":
Resident Experience of the Medical Profession in Nairobi, Kenya. Culture,
Medicine and Psychiatry, March 2002.
Awardee: Larissa Meyer, HMS 2002
Title: The Rationale and Irrationalities of Protocols in the Developing
World: A Case Study of the WK-2000 Pediatric Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Protocol in a University, Tertiary Care Hospital in Indonesia
Initial Funding: Sinclair Kennedy Traveling Fellowship, Harvard
University
Recent Harvard Undergraduate Research Theses
Awardee: Tricia Michels
"'Patients Like Us': The Quality of Publicly Funded Health Care
for Pregnant Teenagers," Department of Sociology
Hoopes Prize 2000
Publication: "Patients like us": pregnant and parenting teens
view the health care system. Public Health Reports. 115(6):557-75, 2000
Nov-Dec.
Awardee: Michael Tang
"'I want to be Normal Again': Pediatric Cancer Survivor Identities
and the Influence of Ethnicity and Social Class," Department of
Sociology
Hoopes Prize 2001
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