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LICENSURE:
Licensed
Physician, District of Columbia
Licensed
Physician, State of Virginia
CERTIFICATIONS:
Diplomate
of National Board of Medical Examiners, June 10,
l982
Diplomate
in Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine,
September
14, l983
EDUCATION:
Princeton
University, Princeton, NJ: Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, Romance Languages
and
Special Program in European Civilization, l976
Duke
University School of Medicine, Durham, NC: Doctor of Medicine,
l980
University
of Connecticut School of Medicine, Farmington, CT: Internship and
Residency in Internal Medicine, l980-l983 (James
Freston, MD, Chairman of Medicine)
Yale
University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT: Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars
Program and Clinical Fellowship in Internal Medicine, 1983-l985 (Alvan
R. Feinstein, MD, Director)
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
Instructor,
Yale University School of Medicine, Staff Physician, New Haven Hospital, New Haven, CT,
1983-1985
Assistant
Professor of Medicine, University of Connecticut School of Medicine and
Staf Physician,
John Dempsey Hospital, Farmington, CT; Staff Physician,
Department of
Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Newington, CT, 1985-1991
Chief
of Internal Medicine, Minirth, Meier, and Byrd Clinic;Founder and
Director, National
Center for Chronic Fatigue, Arlington, VA; Staff Physician, Northern Virginia
Doctors Hospital, Arlington, VA, and Psychiatric Institute of Washington,
Washington, DC, 1991-1993
Associate
Professor of Medicine, Georgetown University School of Medicine and
Staff Physician,
Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC, 1993-1999;
Senior Fellow, National Institute for Healthcare
Research, Rockville, MD, 1993-1998; Regional
Consultant, Bayer Institute for Health Care Communication, New Haven,
CT, 1994-1997
Physician,
Internists of Washington, LLC; Staff Physician, Georgetown University Hospital
and Sibley Memorial Hospitals, Washington, DC,
1999-present
HONORS
AND AWARDS:
King's
Fund College Scholar (London, England), Duke University,
l979
Trent
Award in the History of Medicine, Duke University, l980
Lee
B. Lusted Prize (Honorable Mention), Society for Medical Decision Making,
l985
George
Morris Piersol Teaching and Research Scholarship, American College of
Physicians,
1989-1992
Fellowship,
American College of Physicians, 1993
Exemplary
Paper in Humility Theology: Religion and the Medical Sciences, John
Templeton
Foundation, 1997
PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES:
Christian
Medical and Dental Society
Society
of General Internal Medicine
American
College of Physicians
PUBLIC
SERVICE:
Review
Boards:
American
Family Physician
Annals of Internal
Medicine
Biological Psychiatry
Gerontologist
Hastings Center
Report
Journal of the American Medical
Association
Journal of Clinical
Epidemiology
Journal of General Internal
Medicine
Journal of Gerontology: Medical
Sciences
Pediatrics
Psychosomatics
Psychosomatic
Medicine
The Physician and
Sportsmedicine
Editorial
Boards:
Medical Encounter,
1989-1992
Faith and Medicine Connection
(Editor), 1996-8
National
and International Committees and Boards:
Board
of Directors: Paul Tournier Institute, Christian Medical and Dental Society, 1990
Board of Advisors, John Templeton
Foundation, 1991-1996, 1998-present
Committee for DSM IV (Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual): Primary Care Version
Psychiatric
Association. Co-Chairman of Mood and Anxiety Disorders Subcommittee,
1991
Primary Care Evaluation of Mental
Disorders Project (Impact Medical Communications,
Robert Spitzer, Director), 1991
National Board of Medical Examiners,
Step 1 Behavioral Science Committee, 1994-1996;
At Large, 1996-7
UNIVERSITY
SERVICE:
University
of Connecticut School of Medicine,
1982-1983, 1985-1991:
Director,
Personal and Professional Development Program for Medical
Interns, l982-83,
1985-91
Director,
Fellowship in Academic Internal Medicine Program,
l985-1989
Director,
Ambulatory Block Rotation and Coordinator of Rotations for Medical Residents,
l985-199
Undergraduate
Awards Committee, 1988-1990
Primary
Care Residency Ambulatory Care Committee, 1988
Fourth
Year Assessment Committee, 1989-1991
Undergraduate
Student Research Committee, 1989-1991
Georgetown
University School of Medicine,
1993-1999
Search
Committee for Director of Student Health, 1993-1994
Interview Committee for Medical Residency,
1994-1997
TEACHING
ACTIVITIES:
Yale
University School of Medicine,
1983-1985
Instructor, Introduction to Clinical Medicine Course, l984-1985
Yale
University School of Nursing,
1983-1985
Principal
Instructor, "Primary Care Problems of Adults" (N557),
l983-1985
University
of Connecticut School of Medicine,
1982-1983, 1985-1991
Instructor,
Introduction to Clinical Medicine Course, l982, l983, l985
Instructor,
Epidemiology Subject Committee, 1987
Instructor,
Biostatistics Subject Committee, 1987
Bayer
Institute for Health Care Communication,
New Haven, CT, 1991
Instructor,
Institute courses on doctor patient communication
Regional
Consultant, Mid-Atlantic Region, 1994-1997
Osler
Institute,
Terri Haute, IN, 1992
Instructor, specialty board review courses for
internal medicine and family practice
Georgetown
University School of Medicine,
1993-Present:
Preceptor,
Ambulatory Care Elective and Ambulatory Care longitudinal clinic for
medical
residents; Instructor, Religious Traditions in Health Care,
1997-present
Instructor,
Mini-Medical School, 1999-present
SCHOLARSHIP
AND RESEARCH:
Research
Grants:
1.
Principal Investigator, "Followup of Patients with Chronic Fatigue", University
of
Connecticut Research Foundation, 1988: $2,500.
2.
Awardee, "George Morris Piersol Teaching and Research Scholarship",
American
College of Physicians, 1989-1992:
$60,000.
3.
Principal Investigator, "Bibliography of Research by Scientists on Spiritual
Subjects",
John
Templeton Foundation, 1991: $23,360.
4.
Principal Investigator, "The Faith Factor: An Annotated Bibliography of Clinical
Research
on Spiritual Subjects", John Templeton Foundation, 1992-1993
$67,800.
5.
Principal Investigator, "The Faith Factor: Enhancing Life Satisfaction. An
Annotated
Bibliography
of Clinical Research on Spiritual Subjects, Phase III", John
Templeton
Foundation, 1994: $44,250.
6.
Co-Investigator, "Gordon Conference on Spirituality and Scientific
Investigation",
John
Templeton Foundation, 1994-1995: $59,400.
7.
Awardee, Mid-Atlantic Regional Consultancy, Bayer Institute for Health Care
Communication,
1994: $21,600 per year.
8.
Principal Investigator, "The Faith Factor: Religious Commitment and Clinical
Medicine",
John Templeton Foundation, 1995-96: $157,387.
9. Principal Investigator, "The Faith Factor:
An Annotated Bibliography of Clinical
Research
on Spiritual Subjects, Phase IV", John Templeton Foundation, 1995-6:
$47,150.
10.
Principal Investigator, "The Effect of Intercessory Prayer Upon the Clinical
Course of
Patients
with Rheumatoid Arthritis", The Foundation for Spirituality and
Medicine,
1995-98: $49,800.
11.
Principal Investigator, "The Effect of Intercessory Prayer Upon the Clinical
Course of
Patients
with Rheumatoid Arthritis", John Templeton Foundation, 1995-1999:
$96,550.
12.
Awardee, Unrestricted grant, King Pharmaceuticals, 1996:
$30,000
Publications
and Books:
1.
Matthews DA, Larson DB. A Bibliography of Research by Scientists on Spiritual
Subjects.
Rockville, MD: National Institute for Healthcare Research;
1991.
2.
Matthews DA, Larson DB, Barry CM. The Faith Factor: An Annotated Bibliography
of Clinical Research on Spiritual Subjects.
Rockville, MD: National
Institute for Healthcare Research; 1993.
3.
Matthews DA, Larson DB. The Faith Factor: An Annotated Bibliography of
Clinical
Research
on Spiritual Subjects, Volume Three: Enhancing Life Satisfaction. Rockville, MD: National
Institute for Healthcare Research; 1995.
4.
Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders,
4th
ed., Primary Care Version. Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Association;
1995.
5.
Larson DB, Lu FG, Bowman ES, Juthani N, Koenig HG, Matthews DA, Waldfogel S,
Swyers
JP, Model Curriculum for Psychiatric Residency Training Programs:
Religion
and Spirituality in Clinical Practice.
Rockville, MD: National Institute
for
Healthcare Research; 1996.
6.
Matthews DA, Saunders DM. The Faith Factor: An Annotated Bibliography of
Clinical
Research on Spiritual Subjects,
Volume Four: Prevention and Treatment of Illness, Addictions, and
Delinquency. Rockville, MD: National Institute for
Healthcare
Research; 1997.
7.
Matthews DA, Clark C. The Faith Factor: Proof of the Healing Power of
Prayer. New
York:
Viking; 1998.
Original
papers in refereed journals:
1. Matthews
DA, Marjory Warren and the origin of British geriatrics. J Amer Geriat
Soc.
l984;32:253-258.
2. Matthews
DA, Voytovich AE. An appraisal of goals for medical residency training. J Med
Educ. l985;60:536-544.
3. Manu
P, Goodspeed RB, Matthews DA, A quantitative measure of consumer preferences in
health care delivery. Med Care. l986;24:86-88.
4. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Classen DC, Goodspeed RB. Medical subspecialty training and
interest in cost containment education. J Gen Intern Med.
1987;2:229-231.
5. Matthews
DA, Sledge WH, Lieberman PB. Evaluation of intern performance by medical
inpatients. Am J Med. 1987;83:938-944.
6. Suchman
AL, Matthews DA. What makes the doctor- patient relationship therapeutic:
exploring the connexional dimension of patient care. Ann Intern Med.
1988;108:125-130.
7. Matthews
DA, Feinstein AR. A 'review of systems' for the personal aspects of medical
care. Am J Med. Sci. 1988;295:159-171.
8. Matthews
DA, Classen DC, Willms JL, Cotton JD. A program to help interns cope with
stresses in an internal medicine residency. J Med Educ.
1988;63:539-547.
9. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Lane TJ. The mental health of patients with a chief complaint of
chronic fatigue. Arch Intern Med.
1988;148:2213-2217.
10. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. The frequency of the chronic fatigue syndrome in
patients with symptoms of persistent fatigue. Ann Intern Med.
1988;109:554-556.
11. Matthews
DA, Feinstein AR. A new instrument for patients' ratings of physician
performance in the hospital setting. J Gen Intern Med.
1989;4:14-22.
12. Renfro
L, Feder HM, Jr., Lane TJ, Manu P, Matthews DA. The yeast connection among 100
patients with chronic fatigue. Am J Med.
1989;86:165-168.
13. Matthews
DA. I wish I'd known she loved Chopin. Senior
Patient.1989;1:73-74.
14. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA, Escobar JI. Screening for somatization disorder in
patients with chronic fatigue. Gen Hosp Psych.
1989;11:294-297.
15. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Lane TJ, et al. Depression among patients with a chief complaint
of chronic fatigue. J Affect Dis
.1989;17:165-172.
16. Lieberman
P, Sledge WH, Matthews DA. Effect of patient gender upon evaluation of intern
performance. Arch Intern Med. 1989;149:1825-1829.
17. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. Somatization disorder in patients complaining of
chronic fatigue. Psychosomatics. 1989;30:388-395.
18. Escobar
JI, Manu P, Matthews DA, Lane TJ, Swartz M, Canino G. Medically unexplained
physical symptoms, somatization disorder and abridged somatization: studies with the diagnostic
interview schedule. Psych Develop. 1989;3:235-245.
19. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. How much practice makes perfect?: A quantitative
measure of the experience needed to achieve procedural competence. Med
Teacher 1990;12:367-369.
20. Lane
TJ, Manu P, Matthews DA. The low yield of physical examinations and laboratory
investigations of patients with chronic fatigue. Am J Med Sci. 1990;299:313-318.
21. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Lane TJ. Panic disorder among patients with chronic fatigue.
South Med J. 1991;84:451-456.
22. Matthews
DA, Lane TJ, Manu P. Antibodies to Epstein Barr virus among patients with
chronic fatigue. South Med J. 1991;84:832-840.
23. Krantzler
HR, Manu P, Hesselbrock VM, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. Substance use disorders in
patients with chronic fatigue. Hosp Comm Psych
1991;42:924-928.
24. Matthews
DA, Manu P, Lane TJ. Evaluation and management of patients with chronic fatigue.
Am J Med Sci. 1991;302:269-277.
25. Lane
TJ, Manu P, Matthews. Depression and somatization in patients with the chronic
fatigue syndrome. Am J Med. 1991;91:335-343.
26. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. Chronic fatigue syndromes in clinical practice.
Psychother Psychosom. 1992;58:60-68.
27. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. The pathophysiology of chronic fatigue syndrome:
confirmations, contradictions, and conjectures.
Int'l J Psychiatry in Med. 1992;22:397-408.
28. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Lane TJ. Food intolerance in patients with chronic fatigue.
Int'l J Eating Disorders. 1993;13:203-209.
29. Matthews
DA, Suchman AL, Branch WT. Making connexions: enhancing the therapeutic
potential of patient-clinician relationships. Ann Intern Med.
1993;118:973-977.
30. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA, Castriotta RJ, Watson RK, Abeles M. Alpha Delta sleep
in chronic fatigue. South Med J. 1994;87:465-470.
31. Koenig
HG, Larson DB, Matthews DA. Religion and psychotherapy with older adults. J
Geriat Psychiatry.1996;29:155-184.
32. Matthews
DA, Larson DB. Faith and medicine: reconciling the twin traditions of healing.
Mind Body Med. 1997;2(1):9-19
33. Matthews
DA. Religion and spirituality in primary care. Mind Body
Med.1997;2(1):9-19.
34. Matthews
DA, McCullough ME, Larson DB, Koenig HG, Swyers JP, Milano MG. Religious
commitment and health: a review of the research and implications for family medicine. Arch
Fam Med. 1998;7:118-124.
35. Matthews
DA. Religion and spirituality in the care of patients with chronic renal
failure. Dialysis and Transplantation.
1998;27(3):136-140.
36. Matthews
DA. Religion is good for your health (and mine): A physician’s journey.
Journal of Christian Healing 1999;21:23-46.
37. Matthews
DA, Marlowe SM, MacNutt FS. Effects of intercessory prayer on patients with
rheumatoid arthritis. South Med J. 2000;93:1177-1186.
Book
chapters, videotapes, and other publications:
1. Voytovich
AE, Rippey RM, Matthews DA. Deciding how to evaluate performance. In: Lloyd JS,
Langsley DG, How to Evaluate Residents. Chicago: American Board of
Medical Specialties; l986.
2. Branch
W, Matthews D, Suchman A. Meaningful moments. Harvard Medical Alumni
Bulletin 1989 (Winter):12-17.
3. Matthews
DA. The secret of patient care. Society of General Internal Medicine
News. 1989;12(6):1-6.
4. Matthews
DA. Bedside Manners (videotape). Farmington, CT: University of
Connecticut Health Center; 1990.
5. Matthews
DA. Virtue, character, and the struggle against illness. Hast Cent Rep.
1990;20:40-42.
6. Hale
M, Matthews DA. Depression and chronic fatigue: indications for psychiatric
consultation. Primary Care. 1991;18(2):435-449.
7. Matthews
DA. The “L” word. Physician. 1992;4(4):24.
8. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. Chronic fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome: clinical
epidemiology and aetiological classification. In: Bock GR, Whelan J. eds. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome:
Ciba Foundation Symposium 173. Chichester, UK: John Wiley and Sons;
1993.
9. Matthews
DA. No room at the inn? The neglect of religion by medical science. Progress
in Theology 1994;2:10-12.
10. Suchman
A, Branch W, Matthews DA. The role of the medical interview in the physician's
search for meaning. In: Lipkin M, Jr.,
Putnam S., Lazare A., eds. The Medical Interview: Clinical Care, Education,
and Research. New York: Springer Verlag; 1995: 368-75.
11. Matthews
DA. On being a Christian physician. Christian Med Den Soc J. 1995;
26(2):14-5.
12. Matthews
DA. Body, Mind, and Spirit (videotape). Nashville: Earnhardt and Co.;
1995.
13. Matthews
DA. The Faith Factor: Is Religion Good for Your Health? (videotape).
Nashville: Earnhardt and Co.; 1995.
14. Matthews
DA. Somatoform disorders. In Rakel RE, ed. Saunders Manual of Medical
Practice. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders; 1996:1105-7.
15. Manu
P, Lane TJ, Matthews DA. Idiopathic chronic fatigue: depressive symptoms and
functional somatic complaints. In: Demitrack MA, Abbey SE, ed. Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome: An Integrative Approach to Evaluation and Treatment. New
York: Guilford Press;1996:36-47.
16. Matthews
DA. The heartbeat of faith and medicine. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1996;1(1):3.
17. Matthews
DA. Religion, medicine, and the peace of Jerusalem. Faith and Medicine
Connection. 1996; 1(2):3.
18. Matthews
DA. Shall We Pray? Examining the Medical Effects of Prayer on Rheumatoid
Arthritis (videotape). Nashville, TN: Earnhardt and Co.,
1997.
19. Matthews
DA. Walls and fences. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1997;1(3):3.
20. Matthews
DA. Mid-life crisis. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1997;1(4):3.
21. Matthews
DA. Research reviews. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1997;2(1):3.
22. Matthews
DA. Hollywood be thy name. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1997;2(1):3.
23. Matthews
DA, Koenig HG, Thoresen C, Friedman R. Physical health. In Larson DB, Swyers JP,
McCullough ME, eds. Scientific Research on Spirituality and Health.
Rockville, MD: National Institute for Healthcare Research;
1998.
24. Matthews
DA. Religious commitment and depression. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1998;2(2):3.
25. Matthews
DA. Why me? Faith and Medicine Connection.
1998;2(2):3.
26. Matthews
DA. Religion, spirituality, and recovery from surgery. Faith and Medicine
Connection. 1998; 2(3):2.
27. Matthews
DA. Truth with a capital T. Faith and Medicine Connection.
1998;2(3):3.
28. Musick
MA, Koenig HG, Larson DB, Matthews D. Religion, and spiritual beliefs. In:
Holland J., ed. Psycho-oncology. New York: Oxford University Press;
1998:780-9.
29. Manu
P, Matthews DA. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
In Manu P, ed. Functional Somatic Syndromes: Etiology, Diagnosis and
Treatment. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press;
1998:8-31.
30. Matthews
DA. Healing Hands: Effects of Prayer on Rheumatoid Arthritis (videotape).
Nashville, TN: Earnhardt and Co.; 1999.
31. Matthews
DA. Is religion good for your health? In: Stannard R, ed. God for the 21st
Century. Philadelphia: Templeton Foundation Press;
2000:103-106.
32. Matthews,
D. Prayer and spirituality. In: Panush R., ed. Complementary and Alternative
Therapies for Rheumatic Diseases. Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America;
2000;26(1):177-187
33. Matthews
DA. Somatoform disorders. In Rakel RE, ed. Saunders Manual of Medical
Practice, 2nd ed. Philadelphia: WB Saunders;
2000:1442-1444.
34. King
DE, May HJ, McCullough ME, Matthews DA. Integrating religion and spirituality
into the biopsychosocial model. In King DE, ed. Faith, Spirituality, and
Medicine: Toward the Making of the Healing Practitioner. Binghamton, NY:
Haworth Pastoral Press; 2000:1-11.
Abstracts:
1. Matthews
DA, Voytovich AE. Housestaff and faculty perceptions of internal medicine
training goals: results of a questionnaire. Clin Res.
l984:32:651A.
2. Matthews
DA, Viadero JJ, Lane TJ, Voytovich AE. "Know thyself": a study of self-
evaluation among medical interns. Clin Res.
l985:33:727A.
3. Manu
P, Goodspeed RB, Matthews DA. A competitive utilization index for measuring
preferential use of health care resources. Clin Res.
l985;33:259A.
4. Matthews
DA, Feinstein AR. A 'review of systems' for the personal aspects of medical
care. Clin Res. l985; 33:259A.
5. Matthews
DA, Feinstein AR, Joyce CK . A new instrument for patients' appraisals of
physicians' performance. Clin Res. l985;33:758A.
6. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Classen DC, Goodspeed RB. Bias against cost-containment issues
among university based physicians. Clin Res.
l985;33:832A.
7. Matthews
DA, Feinstein AR, Joyce CK. A new instrument for patients' perceptions of
physicians' performance. Med Dec Making 1985;5:369A.
8. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Voytovich AE. Institution-specific risks of "invasive"
diagnostic procedures: how safe is safe enough? Clin Res.
l986;34:375A.
9. Manu
P, Matthews DA, Classen DC, Goodspeed RB. Graduate interest in learning cost
containment strategies. Clin Res. l986;34:827A.
10. Matthews
DA, Sledge WH, Lieberman P. Evaluation of intern performance by medical
inpatients. Clin Res. l986;34:828A.
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