Stephen Wilson, MD, PhD
VP, Chief Clin Strategy Ofcr
Office of the CEO
Chancellor/EVC/FAS

Education & Training

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• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champion Training UCSF 2019
• Pediatric Pain Master Class Minnesota Children's Hospital 2008
• Teaching Scholars Program UCSF 2001
• Outcomes Research & Clinical Epidemiology (ORACLE) UCSF 2000
• Pediatric Residency UCSF 1994
• MD/PhD Medicine/Immunology Harvard Medical School 1991
• AB Zoology UC Berkeley 1983

Websites

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• Clinical Profile at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital (ucsfbenioffchildrens.org)

Publications (6)

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Critical PathwaysInternship and ResidencyHospital ChargesHospitalistsEvidence-Based MedicineQuality Assurance, Health CareMedication ErrorsPersonnel Staffing and SchedulingCellulitisEpinephrineHospitals, PediatricSpecializationBronchiolitisHospitals, TeachingLength of Stay

• No Variation in Patient Care Outcomes After Implementation of Resident Shift Work Duty Hour Limitations and a Hospitalist Model System.
  American journal of medical quality : the official journal of the American College of Medical Quality 2016 Hollier JM, Wilson SD
• Association between adaptations to ACGME duty hour requirements, length of stay, and costs.
  Sleep 2013 Rosenbluth G, Fiore DM, Maselli JH, Vittinghoff E, Wilson SD, Auerbach AD
• Impact of a hospitalwide increase in empiric pediatric vancomycin dosing on initial trough concentrations.
  Pharmacotherapy 2011 Frymoyer A, Guglielmo BJ, Wilson SD, Scarpace SB, Benet LZ, Hersh AL
• Analgesic prescribing practices can be improved by low-cost point-of-care decision support.
  Journal of pain and symptom management 2011 Rosenbluth G, Wilson SD, Maselli JH, Auerbach AD
• Pediatric and neonatal patients are particularly vulnerable to epinephrine dosing errors.
  Annals of emergency medicine 2010 Rosenbluth G, Wilson SD
• An evidence-based clinical pathway for bronchiolitis safely reduces antibiotic overuse.
  American journal of medical quality : the official journal of the American College of Medical Quality 2002 Wilson SD, Dahl BB, Wells RD