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Family Medicine
Dr. Bert C. Eliason, MD
Bert Eliason works in the field of Family Medicine. He went to medical school at Temple University School of Medicine. Bert Eliason is also a published doctor. He has 26 paper published. The most recent paper is: Transient hyperthyroidism in a patient taking dietary supplements containing kelp.
Publications
- Personal values of family physicians, practice satisfaction, and service to the underserved.
- Commonly used medicinal herbs.
- What physicians can learn from consumers of dietary supplements.
- Alternative medicine--the case of herbal remedies.
- Transient hyperthyroidism in a patient taking dietary supplements containing kelp.
- Gastroenteritis in children: principles of diagnosis and treatment.
- Economic and humanitarian contributions of Wisconsin's family medicine residencies.
- Dietary supplement users: demographics, product use, and medical system interaction.
- Personal values related to primary care specialty aspirations.
- Patient-initiated prevention discussions. Two interventions to stimulate patients to initiate prevention discussions.
- Use of dietary supplements by patients in a family practice clinic.
- RDW to detect iron deficiency.
- Family medicine in Massachusetts.
- Desiccated thyroid in a nutritional supplement.
- More on the privileging process.
- Rewards of family practice.
- Influence of demographics and profitability on physician selection of family practice procedures.
- Clearer definition of bronchitis needed?
- Pseudoephedrine and blood pressure.
- Personal values of exemplary family physicians: implications for professional satisfaction in family medicine.
- Personal values and primary care specialty aspirations.
- Reduced passage of carbon-14-dieldrin to the fetal rat by phenobarbital but not by eight other drugs or dieldrin.
- Congenital brain cysts in infancy: diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.
- Placental passage of 14C-dieldrin altered by gestational age and plasma proteins.
- Fetal toxicity and distribution of paraquat and diquat in mice and rats.
Schools
Temple University
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
- Pediatrics
Accepted Insurances
- Amerigroup (Wellpoint)
- Commercial Insurance Company
- Humana
- Medicare MCR
- United Healthcare
Education
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Boston Children's Hospital -
University of Washington -
Temple University School of Medicine
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