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Emanuel O. Doyne, MD

Community Physician

UC Department of Pediatrics

Adjunct Professor

Phone: 513-636-8043

Email: emanuel.doyne@cchmc.org

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Specialties

Pediatric mental health; resident and medical student education; community-based teaching

Biography

Dr. Doyne is the former director of the Section of Community and organized teaching experiences for pediatric residents in office settings. He also was the previous director of the Educator Development Program for faculty.

Education and Training

BA Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 1967.

MD: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 1971.

Residency: Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, 1971-1973; 1975-1976.

Certification: Pediatrics, 1980.

Publications

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Doyne, EO, Paterson DL, Samore MH. Latest perspectives on antibiotic use in the community.Patient Care. 2006 April; 40(4): 37-46.

Doyne EO, Alfaro MP, Siegel RM, Atherton HD, Schoettker PJ, Bernier J, Kotagal UR. A randomized controlled trial to change antibiotic prescribing patterns in a community.Arch PediatrAdolesc Med June 2004; 158: 577-583.

Nagappan S, Doyne EO, Roberts K, DeWitt TG. Pediatric education in office settings.PediatricAnnals Feb 2010; 39(2): 67-71.

Sell SHW, Merrill RE, Doyne EO, Zimsky EP. Long-term sequelae of Hemophilus Influenza meningitis.Pediatrics. Feb 1972; 49(2):206-11.

Sell SHW, Webb WW, Pate JE, Doyne EO. Psychological sequelae to bacterial meningitis: two controlled studies. Pediatrics Feb 1972; 49(2): 212-17.