Jeffrey A Linder MD MPH

Jeffrey A. Linder's innovative methodologies enhance understanding of primary care and its impact on healthcare quality. As a general internist and primary care clinician-investigator, he serves as a professor of medicine and chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at Northwestern University. Dr. Linder's academic journey began at Northwestern University School of Medicine, where he earned his medical degree, followed by a fellowship in general medicine and primary care at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Linder's research is pivotal in transforming primary care practices across the United States. His work is particularly focused on the integration and optimization of electronic health records and clinical decision support systems. By leveraging these technologies, he aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery, ensuring that patients receive timely and accurate care. In addition to his technological pursuits, Dr. Linder is deeply invested in behavioral science and its application to healthcare. His studies often explore how behavioral interventions can improve patient outcomes and promote appropriate antibiotic prescribing, a critical issue in combating antibiotic resistance. His contributions to epidemiology and infectious diseases further underscore his commitment to advancing healthcare quality. Dr. Linder's dedication to improving primary care is reflected in his extensive research and numerous publications. His work not only addresses current challenges in healthcare but also sets the stage for future innovations. Through his leadership and research, Dr. Linder continues to influence the landscape of internal medicine, making significant strides in the pursuit of excellence in healthcare services.