Professor, Department of Family and Preventive
Medicine
Director, Clinical
Decision Making Program
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Rob Hamm is a psychologist specializing in judgment and decision making. In his
work in the Clinical Decision Making Program, he studies both how medical
decisions ought to be made and how they actually are made by physicians
and by patients.
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How decisions ought to be made:
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How
decisions are made:
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Download computer
programs for clinical decision making calculations.
Slideshows of
presentations.
Summer
Research Program.
Other information:
Gretchen
Chapman, Al Connors, and Rob Hamm presented a short course on the
"Psychology of Medical Decision Making: Basic Course", at the
meetings of the Society for Medical Decision Making, October 26, 1997, in
Houston; in Boston (1998); and with Allan Schwartz in Cincinnati (2000); in San
Diego (2001); in Baltimore (2002); and in Chicago (2003). The content is
available from the Society for Medical Decision Making website (for SMDM
members only): http://www.smdm.org
Decision analysis on how to manage mild cervical
dysplasia.
Project assessing
follow up rates for patients with mild cervical dysplasia, sponsored by the Cancer Research
Foundation of America.
Project exploring the use of balance
sheets to inform men's decision making about whether to get prostate cancer
screening, sponsored by the Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine and
the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Miscellaneous information on
Clinical
Decision Making Program
Department of Family and Preventive Medicine
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
900 NE 10th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73104
405/271-8000 ext 32306
Fax 405/271-2784
email: mailto:Robert-Hamm@ouhsc.edu
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