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Bill Galanter, MS, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy
Work Outpatient Care Center, Suite 3A (MC 746) 1801 W. Taylor St. Chicago, IL 60612 Work Phone: 224-392-3047 Work Phone: 312-355-1700 Website: Publications Website: Clinical Profile
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Biographical Info

Dr. Galanter is a clinician, educator and scientist in AIM at UI Health. His administrative responsibilities are as chair of the UI Health Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. His research centers around pharmaceutical therapeutics and the use of formularies, educational curricula and EMR’s to promote optimal prescribing, both to maximize effectiveness and to minimize the risk of adverse drug events. He has also done Health informatics work related to information exchange, health literacy and population health.

Education History

Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate School: University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Residency: University of Illinois at Chicago

Research Projects

Preventing Wrong-Drug and Wrong-Patient Errors with Indication Alerts in CPOE. This project will measure the reduction in specific types of medication errors with indication prompts/alerts. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Integrating Contextual Factors into Clinical Decision Support. This project is meant to show that integration of patient entered psychosocial data and be leveraged by CDS in an EHR can promote contextualized care. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Conservative Prescribing: Profiling and Education Project. This project will develop metrics for conservative prescribing and new ways to measure prescribing quality. This project is funded by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Measuring Fragmentation in Primary Care with a New Fragmentation Score. This project has developed and is measuring the characteristics of a new metric, COSEQ, for fragmentation of care. This is non-funded.

Curriculum Vitae

Categories: DOM – AIM – Faculty

Current Fellows

Bill Galanter, MS, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy
Work Outpatient Care Center, Suite 3A (MC 746) 1801 W. Taylor St. Chicago, IL 60612 Work Phone: 224-392-3047 Work Phone: 312-355-1700 Website: Publications Website: Clinical Profile
Photo of Bill Galanter MS, MD, PhD

Biographical Info

Dr. Galanter is a clinician, educator and scientist in AIM at UI Health. His administrative responsibilities are as chair of the UI Health Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. His research centers around pharmaceutical therapeutics and the use of formularies, educational curricula and EMR’s to promote optimal prescribing, both to maximize effectiveness and to minimize the risk of adverse drug events. He has also done Health informatics work related to information exchange, health literacy and population health.

Education History

Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate School: University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Residency: University of Illinois at Chicago

Research Projects

Preventing Wrong-Drug and Wrong-Patient Errors with Indication Alerts in CPOE. This project will measure the reduction in specific types of medication errors with indication prompts/alerts. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Integrating Contextual Factors into Clinical Decision Support. This project is meant to show that integration of patient entered psychosocial data and be leveraged by CDS in an EHR can promote contextualized care. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Conservative Prescribing: Profiling and Education Project. This project will develop metrics for conservative prescribing and new ways to measure prescribing quality. This project is funded by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Measuring Fragmentation in Primary Care with a New Fragmentation Score. This project has developed and is measuring the characteristics of a new metric, COSEQ, for fragmentation of care. This is non-funded.

Curriculum Vitae

Categories: DOM – AIM – Faculty

APRNs

Bill Galanter, MS, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy
Work Outpatient Care Center, Suite 3A (MC 746) 1801 W. Taylor St. Chicago, IL 60612 Work Phone: 224-392-3047 Work Phone: 312-355-1700 Website: Publications Website: Clinical Profile
Photo of Bill Galanter MS, MD, PhD

Biographical Info

Dr. Galanter is a clinician, educator and scientist in AIM at UI Health. His administrative responsibilities are as chair of the UI Health Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. His research centers around pharmaceutical therapeutics and the use of formularies, educational curricula and EMR’s to promote optimal prescribing, both to maximize effectiveness and to minimize the risk of adverse drug events. He has also done Health informatics work related to information exchange, health literacy and population health.

Education History

Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate School: University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Residency: University of Illinois at Chicago

Research Projects

Preventing Wrong-Drug and Wrong-Patient Errors with Indication Alerts in CPOE. This project will measure the reduction in specific types of medication errors with indication prompts/alerts. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Integrating Contextual Factors into Clinical Decision Support. This project is meant to show that integration of patient entered psychosocial data and be leveraged by CDS in an EHR can promote contextualized care. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Conservative Prescribing: Profiling and Education Project. This project will develop metrics for conservative prescribing and new ways to measure prescribing quality. This project is funded by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Measuring Fragmentation in Primary Care with a New Fragmentation Score. This project has developed and is measuring the characteristics of a new metric, COSEQ, for fragmentation of care. This is non-funded.

Curriculum Vitae

Categories: DOM – AIM – Faculty

Staff

Bill Galanter, MS, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy
Work Outpatient Care Center, Suite 3A (MC 746) 1801 W. Taylor St. Chicago, IL 60612 Work Phone: 224-392-3047 Work Phone: 312-355-1700 Website: Publications Website: Clinical Profile
Photo of Bill Galanter MS, MD, PhD

Biographical Info

Dr. Galanter is a clinician, educator and scientist in AIM at UI Health. His administrative responsibilities are as chair of the UI Health Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. His research centers around pharmaceutical therapeutics and the use of formularies, educational curricula and EMR’s to promote optimal prescribing, both to maximize effectiveness and to minimize the risk of adverse drug events. He has also done Health informatics work related to information exchange, health literacy and population health.

Education History

Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate School: University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Residency: University of Illinois at Chicago

Research Projects

Preventing Wrong-Drug and Wrong-Patient Errors with Indication Alerts in CPOE. This project will measure the reduction in specific types of medication errors with indication prompts/alerts. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Integrating Contextual Factors into Clinical Decision Support. This project is meant to show that integration of patient entered psychosocial data and be leveraged by CDS in an EHR can promote contextualized care. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Conservative Prescribing: Profiling and Education Project. This project will develop metrics for conservative prescribing and new ways to measure prescribing quality. This project is funded by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Measuring Fragmentation in Primary Care with a New Fragmentation Score. This project has developed and is measuring the characteristics of a new metric, COSEQ, for fragmentation of care. This is non-funded.

Curriculum Vitae

Categories: DOM – AIM – Faculty

Affiliated Faculty

Bill Galanter, MS, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Systems, Outcomes and Policy
Work Outpatient Care Center, Suite 3A (MC 746) 1801 W. Taylor St. Chicago, IL 60612 Work Phone: 224-392-3047 Work Phone: 312-355-1700 Website: Publications Website: Clinical Profile
Photo of Bill Galanter MS, MD, PhD

Biographical Info

Dr. Galanter is a clinician, educator and scientist in AIM at UI Health. His administrative responsibilities are as chair of the UI Health Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. His research centers around pharmaceutical therapeutics and the use of formularies, educational curricula and EMR’s to promote optimal prescribing, both to maximize effectiveness and to minimize the risk of adverse drug events. He has also done Health informatics work related to information exchange, health literacy and population health.

Education History

Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate School: University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Residency: University of Illinois at Chicago

Research Projects

Preventing Wrong-Drug and Wrong-Patient Errors with Indication Alerts in CPOE. This project will measure the reduction in specific types of medication errors with indication prompts/alerts. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Integrating Contextual Factors into Clinical Decision Support. This project is meant to show that integration of patient entered psychosocial data and be leveraged by CDS in an EHR can promote contextualized care. This project is funded by an AHRQ R01.

Conservative Prescribing: Profiling and Education Project. This project will develop metrics for conservative prescribing and new ways to measure prescribing quality. This project is funded by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Measuring Fragmentation in Primary Care with a New Fragmentation Score. This project has developed and is measuring the characteristics of a new metric, COSEQ, for fragmentation of care. This is non-funded.

Curriculum Vitae

Categories: DOM – AIM – Faculty