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Improved outcomes in hypertension after physician tutorials. A controlled trial.

• Thomas S. Inui, E L Yourtee, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Annals of internal medicine
• 1976

Physicians working at the General Medical Clinic of the Johns Hopkins Hospital entered into tutorials to improve their effectiveness as managers and educators of patients with essential hypertension.… (More)

Prevention of childhood household injuries: a controlled clinical trial.

• R A Dershewitz, Johnnie W. Williamson
• American journal of public health
• 1977

Injuries claim the lives of more children each year than the next six leading pediatric disorders combined, and produce injuries that require medical attention for one in three children. In the… (More)

A current appraisal of problems with gangrenous bowel.

• William O. Barnett, A B Petro, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Annals of surgery
• 1976

Gangrenous bowel most often results from hernia, adhesions and mesenteric insufficiency. The overall mortality rate for 151 cases was 37%. This figure was 20% for hernia, 23% for adhesions and 74%… (More)

National medical ambulatory care survey: backgroundand methodology United States-1967.

• J B Tenney, Kerr L. White, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Vital and health statistics. Series 2, Data…
• 1974

In Apri1 1973 the National Center for Health Statistics inaugurated the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey to gather and disseminate statistical information about ambulatory health care provided… (More)

Arteriovenous malformation in chronic gastrointestinal bleeding.

• C M Cavett, Jeanette Selby, J. R. Leslie Hamilton, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Annals of surgery
• 1977

Arteriovenous malformations of the gastrointestinal tract are uncommon and treatment is problematic because routine barium contrast studies and endoscopy fail to demonstrate the lesion. Diagnosis is… (More)

Research in medical education. A classification of physician performance in internal medicine.

• Paul J. Sanazaro, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Journal of medical education
• 1968

Health science information management and continuing education of physicians

• Johnnie W. Williamson, Pearl S. German, Richard S. Weiss, Elizabeth Ann Skinner, F W Bowes
• Annals of internal medicine
• 1989

PURPOSE To identify self-perceived problems in managing science information needs of U.S. primary practitioners and their opinion leaders. SAMPLE A two-stage random sample of the American Medical… (More)

Grades as predictors of physicians' career performance: an evaluative literature review.

• John R Wingard, Johnnie W. Williamson
• Journal of medical education
• 1973

Continuing education and patient care research. Physician response to screening test results.

• Johnnie W. Williamson, Mark Gavin Alexander, Gregory E Miller
• JAMA
• 1967

Formulating priorities for quality assurance activity. Description of a method and its application.

• Johnnie W. Williamson
• JAMA
• 1978

Quality assurance activity seems to have had little documented impact in terms of improving patient health or reducing care costs. One reason may be the lack of a practical and effective decision… (More)

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