Alexandra Epee-Bounya, MD

Clinical Chief, Boston Childrens Primary Care at Martha Elliot. Associate Quality Improvement Director, Primary Care
Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School
Alexandra Epee-Bounya, MD
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Alexandra Epee-Bounya, MD

Clinical Chief, Boston Childrens Primary Care at Martha Elliot. Associate Quality Improvement Director, Primary Care
Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School

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Programs & Services
Martha Eliot
General Pediatrics
Languages
English
Education
Medical School
George Washington University Medical School
1997
Washington
DC
Internship
Children's National Medical Center
1998
Washington
DC
Residency
Children's National Medical Center
2000
Washington
DC
Certifications
American Board of Pediatrics (General)

Publications

Improving Postpartum Depression Screening Rates Using a Quality Improvement Framework in a Community-based Academic Primary Care Clinic. View Abstract
"I'm His Voice": Parent Perspectives on Obtaining an Autism Diagnosis and Services and the Influence of Personal and Cultural Factors. View Abstract
Pediatric Tuberculosis Infection Care Facilitators and Barriers: A Qualitative Study. View Abstract
Race, Ethnicity, and Ancestry in Clinical Pathways: A Framework for Evaluation. View Abstract
Improving HPV Vaccination Rates in a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Pediatric Population. View Abstract
Telemedicine Fright. View Abstract
Randomized Controlled Trial of Health Coaching for Parents of Children With Medical Complexity. View Abstract
Improving delivery of preventative care services using population management strategies. View Abstract
A Primary Care-Based Quality Improvement Initiative to Increase Identification of Pediatric International Travelers. View Abstract
Assessment of: self-management skills towards transition readiness and patient portal use among Hispanic adolescent and young adult patients. View Abstract
Improving rates of ferrous sulfate prescription for suspected iron deficiency anaemia in infants. View Abstract
A Previsit Screening Checklist Improves Teamwork and Access to Preventive Services in a Medical Home Serving Low-Income Adolescent and Young Adult Patients. View Abstract
Primary Care Group Visits for Childhood Obesity: Clinical Program Evaluation. View Abstract
Developmental Screening With Spanish-Speaking Families in a Primary Care Setting. View Abstract
Developmental screening and parents' written comments: an added dimension to the parents' evaluation of developmental status questionnaire. View Abstract
Bruising and Bleeding View Abstract
Parental opinions regarding poliomyelitis immunizations. View Abstract
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