Research Presentations
Tantraphol MS, O'Connell TX, Haggerty K. Serving the underserved through a community-based curriculum. Poster presentation at the ACGME National Meeting, Grapevine, Texas.
O’Connell T, and Hu K. “Acute Coronary Vasospasm Resulting from Sumatriptan Injection in a Patient with Raynaud’s Disease.” Resident Scientific Exhibit. American Academy of Family Physicians 2001 Annual Scientific Assembly, Atlanta, Georgia.
Wallis D., Sur D., and O’Connell T. “Immunizations Safe in Pregnancy.” Resident Scientific Exhibit. American Academy of Family Physicians 2001 Annual Scientific Assembly, Atlanta, Georgia.
O’Connell T., Kaye L., and Plosay J. “GHB: A Newer Drug of Abuse.” Resident Scientific Exhibit. American Academy of Family Physicians 2000 Annual Scientific Assemby, Dallas, Texas.
O'Connell T., Cheng L., Kaye L., Sur D. "Good Doc: Patient vs. Physician Perceptions." Resident Scientific Exhibit. American Academy of Family Physicians 1999 Annual Scientific Assembly, Orlando, Florida.
Cheng L., O'Connell T., Kaye L., Sur D., Speer S. "Daily Prevention for Women--The Push for Folate and Calcium." Resident Scientific Exhibit. American Academy of Family Physicians 1999 Annual Scientific Assembly, Orlando, Florida.
O’Connell T., Cheng, L., Kaye L., Sur D. "Effective Healthcare: Patient and Physician Perceptions of Necessary Elements in Healthcare Delivery." UCLA Multi-Campus Department of Family Medicine Research Forum. Northridge Medical Center, California.
also listed as Theodore X. O'Connell on most academic publications and professional activities
Theodore X. O’Connell, M.D., is the Program Director of the Kaiser Permanente Napa-Solano Family Medicine Residency Program and Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He is the recipient of numerous clinical, teaching, and research awards. Dr. O’Connell has been published widely as the author of textbooks, journal articles, textbook chapters, and editorials. He received his medical degree from the University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine and completed his residency at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, where he served as chief resident.
