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Zheyi Teoh, MD

  • Clinical Fellow, Division of Infectious Disease

About

Biography

As a clinical fellow in the Division of Infectious Diseases, I care for children and adolescents with infectious diseases. I enjoy the breadth and scope of infectious diseases and how they involve every specialty and patients of every age. They also span every setting, locally and internationally.

In 2018, I received the American Academy of Pediatrics Community Access to Child Health (CATCH) grant to investigate healthcare barriers.

Through my research, I hope to investigate the epidemiology of healthcare and community infections and the influence of the environment and human activity on various diseases.

MD: University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 2015.

Residency: Internal Medicine-Pediatrics, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, 2020.

Interests

Pediatric infectious disease

Services and Specialties

Infectious Diseases

Interests

Epidemiology; global health

Publications

Selected

Making stillbirths visible: a systematic review of globally reported causes of stillbirth. Reinebrant, HE; Leisher, SH; Coory, M; Henry, S; Wojcieszek, AM; Gardener, G; Lourie, R; Ellwood, D; Teoh, Z; Allanson, E; et al. BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2018; 125:212-224.

Evaluating perception of child health and safety needs in a community through the perspective of caregivers and physicians. Teoh, Z; Zerr, A; Black, A; Caperell, K; Rice, W; Anderson, B. Social Medicine. 2021; 14:68-76.

A case report of three children with secondary hypertension caused by Liddle syndrome. Teoh, Z; Shah, S. Clinical Nephrology - Case Studies. 2020; 8:37-40.

Healthcare Barriers for Congolese Refugee Children in Louisville, KY: Parental Perception and Narratives through Focus Group Discussions. 2020; 3.

1081. Galvis, J; Zheyi, T; Nunley, D; Dinglasan, LA. Critical Care Medicine. 2018; 46.

Left ventricle and systemic air embolism after percutaneous lung biopsy. Galvis, JM; Nunley, DR; Zheyi, T; Dinglasan, LA V. Respiratory Medicine Case Reports. 2017; 22:206-208.