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Morris Weinberger

Adjunct Professor Research Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

the Eshelman School of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy

Morris Weinberger is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Outcomes And Policy Adjunct Professor Research Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Morris Weinberger

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Professor Research Professor

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public health medicine health care health policy health sciences geriatrics respiratory medicine oncology internal medicine primary care geriatric medicine health services research cancer care general internal medicine diabetes clinical epidemiology pharmacotherapy clinical trials health care disparities colorectal cancer elderly care social medicine patient satisfaction symptom management cancer treatment older adults intensive care diabetes care general practice cancer disparities urban health infection control cancer management health disparities supportive care preventive medicine patient experience health care costs race relations community health medication use medicare beneficiaries health status veterans affairs north carolina health systems palliative medicine clinical microbiology self-management correctional practice diabetes mellitus randomized controlled trials elderly outpatients study protocol social science research oral health clinical effectiveness patient education health geography clinical implementation health literacy pharmaceutical care patient management functional status emergency department racial disparities health care utilization medication adherence primary care patients family practice clinical pharmacy disease management racial groups underserved populations hospital readmissions controlled trial primary health care clinical nursing patient-centered outcomes chronic diseases family medicine chronic disease management integrated care health system health care delivery

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

North Carolina Academic Health Centers and Social Determinants of Health. North Carolina Medical Journal (2024)

Marc CaruanaMorris WeinbergerChristopher M. Shea

public healthcommunity healthsocial determinants of healthsocial determinantsacademic health centerssocietal influencehealth sciences

Oncologists’ Barriers and Facilitators for Oncotype DX Use: Qualitative Study. UNC Libraries (2024)

Roberts, Megan C.Bryson, AmyWeinberger, MorrisDusetzina, Stacie B.Dinan, Michaela A.Reeder-Hayes, KatherineWheeler, Stephanie B.

health services researchhealth technology assessmentdigital healthmedical technologymedicinecancer carequalitative studyhealth sciencestechnology assessmentcancer researchhealth technologymedical mycologyquantitative science studiesoncotype dx usedisease assessmentradiation oncologyhealth careoncologyoncogeneshealthcare innovation

A Feasibility Study of a Physical and Occupational Therapy-Led and Parent-Administered Program to Improve Parent Mental Health and Infant Development. Physical & Occupational Therapy In Pediatrics (2023)

Dana B. McCartyStacey C. DusingDeborah ThorpeMorris WeinbergerSusan PusekAlana GilbertTianyi LiuKerry BlazekSara HammondT. Michael O’Shea

rehabilitationchild mental healthchild psychologypediatric urologypediatricsphysical therapypediatric allergymental health nursingpediatric nursingcontemporary family therapypediatric neurosurgeryathletic traininghealth sciencespediatric pulmonologyearly childhood developmentparent mental healthchild developmentearly childhood educationchild psychiatrynurse-family partnershippediatric orthopedic surgeryfeasibility studyoccupational therapyparent-administered programsport physical therapykinesiologymental healthphysical activitychild healthdevelopmental psychopathologyinfant development

Comparative Effectiveness of Anti-Tnf in Combination With Low Dose Methotrexate vs Anti-Tnf Monotherapy in Pediatric Crohn's Disease: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Morris Weinberger

medicinepharmacologyclinical trialslow dose methotrexateanti-tnf monotherapypediatricscomparative effectiveness

Comparative Effectiveness of Anti-Tnf in Combination With Low-Dose Methotrexate vs Anti-Tnf Monotherapy in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial. Gastroenterology (2023)

Michael D. KappelmanDavid A. WohlHans H. HerfarthAnn M. FirestineJeremy AdlerRana F. AmmouryJeanine E. AronowDorsey M. BassJulie A. BassKeith BenkovCatalina Berenblum TobiMargie E. BoccieriBrendan M. BoyleWilliam B. BrinkmanJose M. CaberaKelly ChunRichard B. CollettiCassandra M. DoddsJill M. DorseyDawn R. EbachEdurne EntrenaChristopher B. ForrestJoseph A. GalankoJohn E. GrunowAjay S. GulatiAnastasia IvanovaTraci W. JesterJess L. KaplanSubra KugathasanMark E. KusekIan H. LeibowitzTiffany M. LinvilleEllen A. LipsteinPeter A. MargolisPhillip MinarZarela Molle-RiosJonathan MosesKelly K. OlanoLourdes OsabaPablo J. PalomoHelen PappaK.T. ParkDinesh S. PashankarLisa PitchMichelle RobinsonCharles M. SamsonKelly C. SandbergJulia R. SchuchardMichael SeidKimberly A. ShellySteven J. SteinerJennifer A. StropleJillian S. SullivanJeanne TungPrateek WaliMichael ZikryMorris WeinbergerShehzad A. SaeedAthos Bousvaros

medicineclinical gastroenterologypharmacologylow-dose methotrexateanti-tnf monotherapyclinical trialsclinical researchgastroenterologytherapeutic efficacycomparative effectivenesshealth sciences

Effects of Caregiver‐Child Acculturation on Child Obesity Among Us Latino Individuals. Obesity (2023)

Sophie N. RavanbakhtAsheley C. SkinnerSarah ArmstrongMorris WeinbergerKristen Hassmiller‐LichLeah Frerichs

public healthsociologycaregiverscaregiver-child acculturationpopulation healthobesityglobal healthunderserved populationschildhood obesitychild obesityparental care

Connect‐Home Transitional Care From Skilled Nursing Facilities to Home: A Stepped Wedge, Cluster Randomized Trial. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2023)

Mark TolesJohn S. PreisserCathleen Colón‐EmericMary D. NaylorMorris WeinbergerYing ZhangLaura C. Hanson

stepped wedgenursinggeriatrics

A Qualitative Analysis of Medicaid Beneficiaries Perceptions of Prenatal and Immediate Postpartum Contraception Counseling. Women s Health (2022)

Lindsey YatesSarah BirkenTerri-Ann ThompsonGretchen S StuartSandra GreeneKristen Hassmiller LichMorris Weinberger

public healthhealth insurancehealth caremedicaid beneficiaries perceptionsmaternal healthcounseling psychologywomen's healthhealth policy

Brief Educational Video Plus Telecare to Enhance Recovery for Older Emergency Department Patients With Acute Musculoskeletal Pain: An Update to the Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial. Trials (2022)

Karen Hurka-RichardsonTimothy F. Platts-MillsSamuel A. McLeanMorris WeinbergerSally C. StearnsMontika BushEugenia QuackenbushSrihari ChariAileen AylwardKurt KroenkeRobert D. KernsMark A. WeaverFrancis J. KeefeDavid BerkoffMichelle L. Meyer

rehabilitationrandomized controlled trialsemergency medicineacute musculoskeletal paintelecarestudy protocolrecoverybrief educational videoenhanced recovery

Does Receipt of Recommended Elements of Palliative Care Precede In-Hospital Death or Hospice Referral?. UNC Libraries (2022)

Ernecoff, Natalie C.Wessell, Kathryn L.Hanson, Laura C.Shea, Christopher M.Dusetzina, Stacie B.Weinberger, MorrisBennett, Antonia V.

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Morris Weinberger

Adjunct Professor Research Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

the Eshelman School of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy

Morris Weinberger is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Outcomes And Policy Adjunct Professor Research Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Morris Weinberger

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Professor Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

North Carolina Academic Health Centers and Social Determinants of Health. North Carolina Medical Journal (2024)

Marc CaruanaMorris WeinbergerChristopher M. Shea

public healthcommunity healthsocial determinants of healthsocial determinantsacademic health centerssocietal influencehealth sciences

Oncologists’ Barriers and Facilitators for Oncotype DX Use: Qualitative Study. UNC Libraries (2024)

Roberts, Megan C.Bryson, AmyWeinberger, MorrisDusetzina, Stacie B.Dinan, Michaela A.Reeder-Hayes, KatherineWheeler, Stephanie B.

Dana B. McCartyStacey C. DusingDeborah ThorpeMorris WeinbergerSusan PusekAlana GilbertTianyi LiuKerry BlazekSara HammondT. Michael O’Shea

Comparative Effectiveness of Anti-Tnf in Combination With Low Dose Methotrexate vs Anti-Tnf Monotherapy in Pediatric Crohn's Disease: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Morris Weinberger

medicinepharmacologyclinical trialslow dose methotrexateanti-tnf monotherapypediatricscomparative effectiveness

Comparative Effectiveness of Anti-Tnf in Combination With Low-Dose Methotrexate vs Anti-Tnf Monotherapy in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial. Gastroenterology (2023)

medicineclinical gastroenterologypharmacologylow-dose methotrexateanti-tnf monotherapyclinical trialsclinical researchgastroenterologytherapeutic efficacycomparative effectivenesshealth sciences

Effects of Caregiver‐Child Acculturation on Child Obesity Among Us Latino Individuals. Obesity (2023)

Sophie N. RavanbakhtAsheley C. SkinnerSarah ArmstrongMorris WeinbergerKristen Hassmiller‐LichLeah Frerichs

public healthsociologycaregiverscaregiver-child acculturationpopulation healthobesityglobal healthunderserved populationschildhood obesitychild obesityparental care

Connect‐Home Transitional Care From Skilled Nursing Facilities to Home: A Stepped Wedge, Cluster Randomized Trial. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2023)

Mark TolesJohn S. PreisserCathleen Colón‐EmericMary D. NaylorMorris WeinbergerYing ZhangLaura C. Hanson

stepped wedgenursinggeriatrics

A Qualitative Analysis of Medicaid Beneficiaries Perceptions of Prenatal and Immediate Postpartum Contraception Counseling. Women s Health (2022)

Lindsey YatesSarah BirkenTerri-Ann ThompsonGretchen S StuartSandra GreeneKristen Hassmiller LichMorris Weinberger

public healthhealth insurancehealth caremedicaid beneficiaries perceptionsmaternal healthcounseling psychologywomen's healthhealth policy

rehabilitationrandomized controlled trialsemergency medicineacute musculoskeletal paintelecarestudy protocolrecoverybrief educational videoenhanced recovery

Does Receipt of Recommended Elements of Palliative Care Precede In-Hospital Death or Hospice Referral?. UNC Libraries (2022)

Ernecoff, Natalie C.Wessell, Kathryn L.Hanson, Laura C.Shea, Christopher M.Dusetzina, Stacie B.Weinberger, MorrisBennett, Antonia V.

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