Jeannette Shorey
Credentials | American Board of Internal Medicine |
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Title | Professor Emeritus |
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Institution | University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences |
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Department | Academic Affairs, College of Provost |
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Division | Faculty Center/Cont Education |
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Address | 4D40 Central Building (old hospital) 4301 W Markham St. Mail Slot # 835 Little Rock AR 72205
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Phone | 501-686-7185 |
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UAMS Associate Provost for Faculty | UAMS College of Medicine Associate Dean for CME and Faculty Affairs, Little Rock, 2004-2016 | Director, Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare/Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1996-2001 | Associate Director, Primary Care Residency Program, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare/Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1995-1996 | Founder and Director, Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program, New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston, 1992-1995 | Director, Ambulatory Medical Education, New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston, 1992-1996 | Coordinator, Internal Medicine Ambulatory Block Rotation, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1989-1992 | Director, Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1987-1992 | |
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Overview Dr. Shorey is an internist, clinician-educator, and administrative leader whose multifaceted career has focused largely on creating and supporting good learning and working environments and on the organizational culture of the academic medical centers in which she has served. Currently, her work concentrates on the professional vitality of the faculty of University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine within her role as Associate Provost for Faculty. She served the faculty of academic medical centers across the country as the 2011 Chair of the AAMC Group on Faculty Affairs.
As a clinician, the level of Dr. Shorey’s commitment to her patients and their appreciation of her work on their behalf was manifest by her patient satisfaction scores that consistently ranked her among the top 1% of the 800+ physicians of Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates. As a clinician-educator, she directed three primary care residency programs within Harvard Medical School hospitals. Her leadership of the Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates/Brigham and Women’s Hospital Primary Care Residency Program achieved both national and international recognition for the program’s design and outcomes. This resident-centered program has produced leaders in primary care practice, health services research, health policy, and the entrepreneurial creation of products that facilitate cost-effective medical practice. As an educator and leader of the American Academy on Communication in Healthcare, Dr. Shorey has helped design and teach programs for groups of physicians across the country about verbal and nonverbal communication skills that enhance patient-doctor relationships which in turn lead to improved patient outcomes, improved patient satisfaction, and provider satisfaction. As an administrative leader in her former role as Associate Dean for Continuing Medical Education and Faculty Affairs, Dr. Shorey guided the revisions of promotion and tenure policy to align with 21st Century medical reality, co-authored the UAMS College of Medicine Professionalism Guideline, created mechanisms to support the consistently professional behavior of faculty physicians and residents, helped create the UAMS College of Medicine Faculty Wellness program, and served as a mentor and coach to the faculty at large. She continues to champion the fund-raising campaign to build a daycare center for the children UAMS employees who work on the Little Rock campus.
Dr. Shorey is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wellesley College and received her medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, from which she graduated first in her class. She completed her residency training in Internal Medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. She began her internal medicine practice and teaching career at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital, where she later directed that institution’s primary care residency program. She then helped establish the primary care program at the New England Deaconess Hospital before joining the Department of Ambulatory Care and Prevention of Harvard Medical School and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care where she directed its ground-breaking primary care program. After having been married to academic medicine for decades, she married her high school sweetheart and returned to her childhood home in Arkansas. There, she worked briefly as a primary care physician and then assumed the role of Associate Dean for CME and Faculty Affairs within the UAMS College of Medicine. In 2015 she assumed the newly created role of UAMS Associate Provost for Faculty.
Dr. Shorey has served as a consultant to the Council of Graduate Medical Education (COGME), in preparation of its 13th Report: Physician Education for a Changing Health Care Environment. She is a long-time member of the American Academy on Communication in Healthcare, where she has played a major role in its faculty development programs, and has served both as its Vice President and a member of its Board of Directors. She became an active participant in the work of the Associate of American Medical College’s Group on Faculty Affairs in 2004, and was elected its national chair for 2011.
Affiliation American Academy on Communication in Healthcare AAMC Group on Faculty Affairs American College of Physicians Arkansas Medical Society American Clinical and Climatological Association
Biography UAMS Associate Provost for Faculty 2015 - present
UAMS College of Medicine Associate Dean for CME & Faculty Affairs 2004 - present
Director, Primary Care Residency Program, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare/Brigham and Women's Hospital 2996-2001
Associate Director, Primary Care Residency Program, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare/Brigham and Women's Hospital, 1995-1996
Founder and Director, Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program, New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston 1992-1995
2016 | Phenomenal Woman Award, UAMS | 2015 | Fellow, American College of Physicians | 2015 | Carol J. Bland Phronesis Award, AAMC Group on Faculty Affairs | 2014 | Red Sash Award, UAMS College of Medicine | 2012 | Educational Research Award, UAMS College of Medicine | 2007 | Outstanding Woman Faculty Award, UAMS Women's Faculty Development Caucus | 2004 | Claibourne Watkins Award for excellence in teaching Intro to Clinical Medicine , UAMS College of Medicine | 2001 | Outstanding Contributions to Graduate Medical Education , Brigham & Women's Hospital | 1995 | Fellow, American Academy on Communication in Healthcare | 1983 | Spencer Morris Prize (1st in Class), University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine | 1983 | Alpha Omega Alpha, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine | 1974 | Phi Beta Kappa, Wellesley College | 1971 - 1972 | Freshman Honors , Wellesley College |
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Tariq SG, Thrush CR, Gathright M, Spollen JJ, Graham J, Shorey JM. Crystal clear or tin ear: how do medical students interpret derogatory comments about patients and other professionals? Med Educ Online. 2016; 21:31221. PMID: 27422126.
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Shorey JM. Signal versus noise on the wards: what "messages" from the hidden curriculum do medical students perceive to be importantly meaningful? Trans Am Clin Climatol Assoc. 2013; 124:36-45. PMID: 23874008.
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Thrush CR, Spollen JJ, Tariq SG, Williams DK, Ii JM. Evidence for validity of a survey to measure the learning environment for professionalism. Med Teach. 2011; 33(12):e683-8. PMID: 22225451.
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Shorey, JM; Spollen JJ. (within) Up-to-Date: Approach to the Patient. 2008.
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W. Clark, M. Lipkin, Shorey J, H. Graman. Improving physicians' relationships with patients. J. Gen. Int. Med. 2008; 14:S1:S45.
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Shorey JM, Cooper GJ. Achieving Career Success in Oncology: A Practical Guide. Getting in the Door: Applying and Interviewing for the Job You Want. 2008; 43-54.
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Shorey J. Telephone Medicine-Triage & Training for Primary Care. Abdominal Pain. 2007; 5.
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Shorey, JM; Salazar, WH. ACGME Bulletin. Observation and Feedback: Core Faculty Skills that Cross-Cut the General Competencies. 2005; 4-6.
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Carson, CA; Shorey JM. It goes without saying...Nonverbal and Paraverbal Aspects of Communication (Module 14 of Doc.com). 2002.
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Jacobs EA, Lauderdale DS, Meltzer D, Shorey JM, Levinson W, Thisted RA. Impact of interpreter services on delivery of health care to limited-English-proficient patients. J Gen Intern Med. 2001 Jul; 16(7):468-74. PMID: 11520385.
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Shorey JM. Telephone Medicine - Triage and Training for Primary Care. Diarrhea. 2001; 155-158.
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Shorey, JM. 1999 ABIM Form on the Future - GME at the Millennium: Critical Issues for Internal Medicine and the Board. The imperative for the academic medical center and managed care organization teaching collaboration. 1999.
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Clark W, Lipkin M, Graman H, Shorey J. Improving physicians' relationships with patients. J Gen Intern Med. 1999 Jan; 14 Suppl 1:S45-50. PMID: 9933495.
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Shorey JM, Epstein AL, Moore GT. The clinician-teacher in managed care settings. J Gen Intern Med. 1997 Apr; 12 Suppl 2:S98-103. PMID: 9127251.
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Shorey JM. Research in doctor-patient communication in a managed care era: a physician's perspective. Medical Encounter. 1997; (Spring):15-18.
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Stillman P, Swanson D, Regan MB, Philbin MM, Nelson V, Ebert T, Ley B, Parrino T, Shorey J, Stillman A, et al. Assessment of clinical skills of residents utilizing standardized patients. A follow-up study and recommendations for application. Ann Intern Med. 1991 Mar 01; 114(5):393-401. PMID: 1992883.
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Shorey J, Bhardwaj N, Loscalzo J. Acute Wernicke's encephalopathy after intravenous infusion of high-dose nitroglycerin. Ann Intern Med. 1984 Oct; 101(4):500. PMID: 6433765.
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Shook TL, Kirshenbaum JM, Hundley RF, Shorey JM, Lamas GA. Ethanol intoxication complicating intravenous nitroglycerin therapy. Ann Intern Med. 1984 Oct; 101(4):498-9. PMID: 6433764.
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Drath DB, Shorey JM, Huber GL. Functional and metabolic properties of alveolar macrophages in response to the gas phase of tobacco smoke. Infect Immun. 1981 Oct; 34(1):11-5. PMID: 6271676.
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Drath DB, Shorey JM, Price L, Huber GL. Metabolic and functional characteristics of alveolar macrophages recovered from rats exposed to marijuana smoke. Infect Immun. 1979 Jul; 25(1):268-72. PMID: 225274.
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Lichtenberger LM, Shorey JM, Trier JS. Organ culture studies of rat antrum: evidence for an antral inhibitor of gastrin release. Am J Physiol. 1978 Oct; 235(4):E410-5. PMID: 696861.
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