Peter A Ubel

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Peritoneal Dialysis

Clinical Decision Support

Top Venues

Journal of medical Internet research

The New England journal of medicine

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Publications

Farrah Madanay, Karissa Tu, Ada Campagna, J Kelly Davis, Steven S Doerstling, Felicia Chen, Peter A Ubel
Classification of Patients' Judgments of Their Physicians in Web-Based Written Reviews Using Natural Language Processing: Algorithm Development and Validation. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Farrah Madanay, Karissa Tu, Ada Campagna, J Kelly Davis, Steven S Doerstling, Felicia Chen, Peter A Ubel
Classification of Patients' Judgments of Their Physicians in Web-Based Written Reviews Using Natural Language Processing: Algorithm Development and Validation. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Farrah Madanay, Karissa Tu, Ada Campagna, J Kelly Davis, Steven S Doerstling, Felicia Chen, Peter A Ubel
Classification of Patients' Judgments of Their Physicians in Web-Based Written Reviews Using Natural Language Processing: Algorithm Development and Validation. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Farrah Madanay, Karissa Tu, Ada Campagna, J Kelly Davis, Steven S Doerstling, Felicia Chen, Peter A Ubel
Classification of Patients' Judgments of Their Physicians in Web-Based Written Reviews Using Natural Language Processing: Algorithm Development and Validation. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Steven S Doerstling, Dennis J Akrobetu, Matthew M Engelhard, Felicia Chen, Peter A Ubel
A Disease Identification Algorithm for Medical Crowdfunding Campaigns: Validation Study. Journal of medical Internet research 24 (6) (2022)
Peter A Ubel
Vaccinating Health Care Employees - Do They All Deserve Early Access? The New England journal of medicine 384 (10) (2021)
Theresa Williamson, C Rory Goodwin, Peter A Ubel
Minority Tax Reform - Avoiding Overtaxing Minorities When We Need Them Most. The New England journal of medicine 384 (20) (2021)