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I believe that one of the most important aspects of being a good doctor is communication. I strive to always follow through on patients' questions and requests for more information, and to make sure that patients and any participating providers are all "in the loop" regarding the clinical plan.
Get to know Mandy Dempsey, MD
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I love all aspects of general pediatrics, including both well and sick care. I enjoy taking care of patients from birth through their early adulthood.
Undergraduate 1991
University of Rochester (NY)
Graduate 1998
Vanderbilt University
Medical Education 2000
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Internship 2001
Seattle Children's Hospital
Graduate 2003
University of Washington
Residency 2003
Seattle Children's Hospital
For Patients:
My research is focused on immunization delivery. Specifically, I am involved in a number of intervention trials aimed at improving utilization of recommended vaccines among children and adolescents. I also have several projects that use theoretical modeling to simulate the impact of various immunization policies on vaccine utilization and cost effectiveness.
My research is focused on immunization delivery. Specifically, I am involved in a number of intervention trials aimed at improving utilization of recommended vaccines among children and adolescents. I also have several projects that use theoretical modeling to simulate the impact of various immunization policies on vaccine utilization and cost effectiveness.
For Referring Providers:
My research is focused on immunization delivery. Specifically, I am involved in a number of intervention trials aimed at improving utilization of recommended vaccines among children and adolescents. I also have several projects that use theoretical modeling to simulate the impact of various immunization policies on vaccine utilization and cost effectiveness.
My research is focused on immunization delivery. Specifically, I am involved in a number of intervention trials aimed at improving utilization of recommended vaccines among children and adolescents. I also have several projects that use theoretical modeling to simulate the impact of various immunization policies on vaccine utilization and cost effectiveness.
Elected Member 1997
Sigma Xi
NIH Loan Repayment Recipient 2003
Subsequently awarded renewals in 2005, 2007 and 2009
NIH
Elected Member 2008
Society for Pediatric Research
