Dr. Patricia Franklin, MD, MPH, MBA, is professor in the School of Medicine with
faculty appointments in the Department of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation, Family
and Community Medicine, and Clinical and Population Health Research. She serves as PI of
the AHRQ-funded comparative effectiveness research registry to evaluate national total
joint replacement outcomes, including patient reported function, activity, and
peri-operative events, and leads a NIAMS-funded RO1 to design and evaluate a program to
optimize patient functional outcome following surgery. Her research interests include
quality and outcomes research, chronic disease management, health informatics, and the
advancement of women in science. 

Articles

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Race and Elective Joint Replacement: Where a Disparity Meets Patient Preference (with Said A. Ibrahim), American journal of public health (2013)
 

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Can knee arthroplasty play a role in weight management in knee osteoarthritis (with Milagros C. Rosal), Arthritis care and research (2012)
 

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Beyond joint implant registries: a patient-centered research consortium for comparative effectiveness in total joint replacement (with Jeroan J. Allison and David C. Ayers), JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association (2012)
 

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Prevention of venous thromboembolism after hip or knee arthroplasty: findings from a 2008 survey of US orthopedic surgeons (with Frederick A. Anderson Jr., Wei Huang, Richard J. Friedman, Louis M. Kwong, Jay R. Lieberman, Vincent D. Pellegrini Jr., The Orthopaedic Surgeon's Survey Steering Committee, and David C. Ayers), The Journal of arthroplasty (2012)
 

Contributions to Books

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E-Health Strategies to Support Adherence (with Ramesh Farzanfar and Deborah D. Thompson), The Handbook of Health Behavior Change (2009)
 

Presentations and Posters

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FORCE-TJR: Innovative design for a national TJR comparative effectiveness research database (with Jeroan J. Allison, Wenjun Li, Leslie R. Harrold, Bruce A. Barton, Benjamin Snyder, Milagros C. Rosal, Norman Weissman, John E. Ware Jr., and David C. Ayers), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2012)
 

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Importance of clinically-refined medical and musculoskeletal co-morbidities in registries that evaluate patient-reported outcomes following TKR (with Wenjun Li, Carol Otis, Benjamin Snyder, Milagros C. Rosal, and David C. Ayers), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2012)
 

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Predictors of Improved Pain, Quality of Life, and Physical Function after Surgical Treatment of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis (with Natalie Egge, Anthony Lapinsky, Daniel Mandell, Jason C. Eck, Christian P. DiPaola, Jeffrey Lange, and Patrick J. Connolly), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2012)
 

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Gender and BMI Differences in Physical Activity after Total Knee Replacement (with Wenjun Li, Wenyun Yang, and David C. Ayers), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2011)
 

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Integrating Patient-reported Symptoms in the Arthritis Care Record (with Hua Zheng, David C. Ayers, Janel Milner, and Wenyun Yang), Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat (2011)