Background
Adams, David Parrish was born on August 2, 1958 in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Son of David Parrish and Gloria Ann (Nesmith) Adams.
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American Board of Family Practice: A history
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- «The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number»: Penicillin Rationing on the American Home Front, 1940-1945 (American University Studies Series IX, History) by David P. Adams (1991-03-01)
- «The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number»: Penicillin Rationing on the American Home Front, 1940-1945 (American University Studies) (In this work, the author examines the interaction of wart...)
David Parrish Adams
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David Parrish Adams, American historian, epidemiologist, educator. Achievements include research in general and family practice; evolution of family practice; penicillin, dentistry and SBE; wartime penicillin policy; community oriented primary care. Medical Humanities fellow University Illinois, Chicago, 1992; grant-in-aid University Wisconsin, 1985; grantee National Institutes of Health, 1989, Ohio Academy Family Physicians, 1991.
Education
Bachelor, Emory University, 1980. AM, Washington University, St. Louis, 1982. Doctor of Philosophy, University Florida, 1987.
Master in Public Health, Ohio State University, 1994. Master of Science in Infectious Disease, University London DLSHTM, 2009.
Career
Resource faculty department family medicine University Florida, Gainesville, 1983-1987. Associate professor department humanities Columbus (Ohio) State Community College, 1987-1995. Research director Cabarrus Family Medicine Residence Program, Concord, North Carolina, since 1995.
Consultant associate department community and family medicine Duke Medical Center, Durham, since 1996. Associate professor department health science Armstrong Atlantic State University, since 2001. Adjunct faculty department history Ohio Dominican College, Columbus, 1987-1995.
Adjunct assistant professor department family medicine Ohio State University, Columbus, 1990-1995, post-doctoral researcher Area Health Education Centers program, 1995, lecturer department history, 1995. Adjunct assistant professor department family medicine Ponce (Puerto Rico) School Medicine, 1993. Research director Cabarrus Family Practice Residence program Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Concord, North Carolina.
Consultant associate department community and family medicine Duke University, since 1995. Visiting assistant professor medical humanities program Davidson College, since 1996. Adjunct assistant professor College Nursing, University Tennessee-Knoxville.
Adjunct assistant professor department family medicine Quillen College Medicine, Eastern Tennessee State University, since 1998. Consultant in field; associate professor Armstong Atlantic State University. Clinical assistant professor Medical College Ga Department Family Medicine.
Achievements
Works
book
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«The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number»: Penicillin Rationing on the American Home Front, 1940-1945 (American University Studies)
(In this work, the author examines the interaction of wart...)
- «The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number»: Penicillin Rationing on the American Home Front, 1940-1945 (American University Studies Series IX, History) by David P. Adams (1991-03-01)
- American Board of Family Practice: A history
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«The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number»: Penicillin Rationing on the American Home Front, 1940-1945 (American University Studies)
Membership
Member American Public Health Association, American Association History of Medicine, American History Association, Organization American Historians, Society Teachers Family Medicine, American Society Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
Connections
Married Teri Ann Becker, August 31, 1985. 1 child, Morgan Becker.
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Political Party
Democrat
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Medical Humanities fellow University of Illinois, Chicago, 1992. Grant-in-aid University of Wisconsin, 1985. Grantee National Institutes of Health, 1989, Ohio Academy Family Physicians, 1991.Medical Humanities fellow University of Illinois, Chicago, 1992. Grant-in-aid University of Wisconsin, 1985. Grantee National Institutes of Health, 1989, Ohio Academy Family Physicians, 1991.