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uaryCURRICULUM VITAEJanuary 4, 2021Allen F. Shaughnessy, Pharm.D., M.Med.Ed.Director, Master Teacher FellowshipDirector, Faculty DevelopmentTufts University Family Medicine Residency at Cambridge Health AllianceVice-Chair for ResearchProfessor, Department of Family MedicineProfessor, Department of Public Health and Community MedicineSchool of MedicineTufts University195 Canal StreetMalden, MA 02148Telephone: 781-338-0507E-mail: Allen.Shaughnessy@Tufts.eduFax: 781-338-0150Education1982Bachelor of Science in PharmacyTemple University School of Pharmacy1984Doctor of PharmacyMedical University of South CarolinaDissertation: The Effect of Ibuprofen on the Renal Elimination of Digoxin2011Masters of Medical EducationUniversity of DundeeDissertation: Implementation and Preliminary Evaluation of Clinical Blogging,a Reflective Exercise, in a Family Medicine ResidencyPostdoctoral Training1988Faculty Development FellowshipMedical University of South Carolina2003Primary Health Care Policy FellowshipDepartment of Health and Human Services, United States Government
2Specialty Boards and CertificationLicensure12/01/04 Present08/01/82 09/30/08Board Certification2000 –MassachusettsPennsylvaniaSouth Carolina#26239InactiveInactivePharmacotherapy Specialist,Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties(recertified)Academic Appointments2017 – Present Professor, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine, TuftsUniversity School of Medicine, Boston, MA.2009 – Present Professor, Department of Family Medicine, Tufts University School ofMedicine, Boston, MA.2004 – Present Adjunct Professor of Family Medicine, Philadelphia College of OsteopathicMedicine, Philadelphia, PA.2003 – Present Visiting Professor of Family Medicine, Department of Family Medicine,The University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA.2006 – Present Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, School ofMedicine, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS.2007 – 2009Professor, Department of Public Health and Family Medicine, TuftsUniversity School of Medicine, Boston, MA.2006 – 2007Research Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health and FamilyMedicine, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA.2005 – 2006Adjunct Clinical Professor, Department of Public Health and FamilyMedicine, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA.2003 – 2005Adjunct Professor of Family and Community Medicine, The Penn StateCollege of Medicine, Hershey, PA.1994 – 2004Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Family Practice, Drexel UniversityCollege of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.1992 - 1994Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology, TheMilton S. Hershey Medical School of the Pennsylvania State University,Hershey, PA.
31992 - 1994Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Family and CommunityMedicine, The Milton S. Hershey Medical School of the Pennsylvania StateUniversity, Hershey, PA.1989 - 2001Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pharmacy and TherapeuticsSchool of Pharmacy, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA.1987 - 1988Assistant Professor, Department of Community Pharmacy Practice andAdministration, College of Pharmacy, Medical University of SouthCarolina, Charleston, SC.1985 - 1987Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice,College of Pharmacy, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.Hospital, Medical School, Or University Committee Assignments2018Pilot Studies Review Committee for Tufts Clinical and Translational ScienceInstitute (CTSI), Tufts University School of Medicine2018Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Reasoning Curriculum ThreadWorking Group, Tufts University School of Medicine2013Co-Chair, Harvard Center for Primary Care Innovations Conference2011 – 2014Clinical Appointment and Promotion Committee, Tufts University School ofMedicine2005 – 2007Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, Hallmark Health System2003 – 2004Quality Council, Pinnacle Health System2003 – 2004Clinical Error Reduction Taskforce, Pinnacle Health System2003 – 2004Medical Error Reduction Committee, Pinnacle Health System1998 - 2004Curriculum Committee, Family Practice Residency, Pinnacle Health System1997 - 20041996 - 2004Graduate Medical Education Committee, Pinnacle Health SystemChair, 2003 – 2004Research Committee, Pinnacle Health System1992 - 2004Institutional Review Board, Pinnacle Health System
41995 - 1998Diabetes Education Advisory Committee, Pinnacle Health System1995 – 2004Continuing Education Committee, Pinnacle Health System1995 - 2004Library Committee, Pinnacle Health SystemChair, 2000-20041994 – 2004Recruiting Committee, Family Practice Residency, Pinnacle Health System1994 - 2004Patient Education Committee, Family Practice Residency, Pinnacle HealthSystem1992 - 1996Education and Research Committee, Harrisburg Hospital1992 - 1996Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, Harrisburg Hospital1993 - 1994Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, Hershey Medical Center1988 - 1992Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, St. Margaret Memorial Hospital1989 - 1990Chair, Nutrition Support Committee, St. Margaret Memorial HospitalHospital Appointments2005 – Present Director, Curriculum Development, Tufts University Family MedicineResidency.2007 – 2011Associate Program Director, Tufts University Family Medicine Residency.2003 – 2004Director of Medical Education, PinnacleHealth System, Harrisburg, PA. Inthis position I provided institutional oversight of three allopathic medicalresidencies (Designated Institutional Official) and planning, administration,and evaluation of continuing medical education for a four-hospital healthsystem (annual CME budget 450,000).1994 – 2004Director, HARNET, the Harrisburg Area Research Network.1992 – 2004Harrisburg Family Medicine Residency, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.1999-2003Associate Program Director1994-1999Director of Research1992-1994Director of Pharmacology Research
5Awards and Honors2014“Cambridge Health Alliance Academic Council Award” for significantacademic contributions2005“Lifetime Achievement Award,” Family Medicine Education Consortium.2002“The Innovative Program Award,” Society of Teachers of Family Medicine1999"Best Faculty Research Presentation," The 10th Annual PennsylvaniaAcademy of Family Physicians Research Day, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Winner:1998Fellow, American College of Clinical Pharmacy1995Certificate of Appreciation, Family Practice Residents, Harrisburg Hospital1994“Best Workshop,” The 13th Annual Northeast Regional Meeting of theSociety of Teachers of Family Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.Other Major Committee Assignments2020Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research Primary Care ResearchConference2020 –Committee on Certification, American Board of Medical Specialties2016 –Co-Chair, Medical Education Work Research Group, Committee onAdvancing the Science of Family Medicine, North American Primary CareResearch Group2013External reviewer, AHRQ Effective Health Care Program.2012Department of Health and Human Services Primary Care FacultyDevelopment Initiative: A Blueprint for a 21st Century Practice.2012Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)Milestones Project Expert Panel, Family Medicine.2011Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)Milestones Project Expert Panel, Systems-Based Practice and PracticeBased Learning and Improvement Subgroup.
62011Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Residency CompetencyMeasurement Task Force2007External Reviewer, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research,Edmonton, Alberta.2006 –Board of Directors, Center for Innovation in Family Medicine, Inc.2006Host Committee, Northeast Region Meeting, Society of Teachers of FamilyMedicine2004 – 2017Advisory Board, Tufts Health Care Institute, Boston.2001 – 2004Appointed by the governor to the Pennsylvania Drug, Device and CosmeticBoard2000 –Group on Pharmacotherapy, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine2000 - 2004Appointed, Pennsylvania Healthcare Information Resources SharingTaskforce (PHIRST)1998Reviewer, Small Projects, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research1995 - 2004Planning Committee, Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians AnnualResearch Day1993 – 1995Committee on Education, Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association1993 - 1997Planning Committee, Geriatrics and Gerontology in Primary CareConference, Penn State College of Medicine1992 - 1996Member, State of Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for theElderly (PACE) Surveillance Utilization Review Committee1992 – 1994Board of Directors, Addictive Diseases Clinic, Inc.Training of Graduate Students/Post Doctoral2018 – PresentAssistant Ph.D. dissertation supervisor, “Psychiatrists’ Accounts ofHelping Patients Discontinue Antidepressant Medication: ADiscourse Analysis, by Akansha Vaswani, MS, University ofMassachusetts-Boston.
72017 – PresentAssistant Ph.D. dissertation supervisor, “Adolescent MedicineTraining for Family Doctors,” by Diana Ramos, MD, MAHPE,McGill University.2010 – 2014Assistant Ph.D. dissertation supervisor, “From TheoreticalKnowledge to Clinical Competence in the Specialist Training – Ina General Practice Perspective,” by Neils K. Kjaer MD, Universityof Southern Denmark.2006 – PresentDirector, Master Teacher Fellowship for family physicians. Twoyear fellowship with combined Masters of Medical Education.Graduates:2008 Cung Pham, MD, MPH2009 Ariella Ofran, MD, MPHKristen Goodell, MD2010 Molly Cohen-Osher, MDJennifer Sparks, MD2011 Deborah R. Erlich, MD, M.Med.Ed.Nancy Youssef, MD2013 Randi G. Sokol, MD, M.P.H., M.Med.Ed.Jessica Early, MD2015 Clinton K. Pong, MDAaliyah Rizvi, MD2017 Lauren Hoogewerff, MDRobert Caiazzo, MD2019 Anupriya Grover, MDThomas Albert, MD2020 Jennifer Cheung, MDTeaching Responsibility2010 – PresentFaculty Development, Tufts University Family MedicineResidency2013 – PresentCourse Coordinator, Evidence-Based Medicine. PhysicianAssistant Program, Tufts University. 3 semester hours.2010 – PresentCourse Coordinator, Evidence-Based Medicine. School ofMedicine, Tufts University. 2 semester hours.2005 – PresentDirector, Information Mastery Rotation, Tufts University FamilyMedicine Residency.
82005 – PresentMentor, Academic Chief Resident, Tufts University FamilyMedicine Residency.– Serve as mentor as part of the Chief Resident LeadershipDevelopment Course2004 – PresentFacilitator/supervisor, Family Medicine Rotation, Tufts UniversitySchool of Medicine– Facilitate monthly didactic day activities including standardizedpatient exercises, literature (POEM) presentations.1997 - PresentCo-Director, The University of Virginia/Tufts UniversityInformation Mastery Workshop. This two-day conference isconducted at the University of Virginia, Tufts University, and inother settings.1996 - 1998Course Director: N639: Pharmacotherapeutics for NursePractitioners, Widener University Graduate School of Nursing.Three semester hours.1994 - 2004Course Director: “Teaching Family Physicians to be InformationMasters.” A two-year curriculum on evidence-based medicine,Harrisburg Family Medicine Residency. Described In: Journal ofthe American Board of Family Practice 1999 Nov-Dec;12:444-9.1992-2000Pharmacology Lecture Series, An 18-topic series of lectures ontherapeutics, presented monthly to family practice residents at theHarrisburg Family Practice Residency, Harrisburg, PA.1992 – 1993Director, Workshop for Second Year Medical Students in ProblemOriented Learning Track, “Introduction to Critical Reading Skills”,Pennsylvania State University/Milton S. Hershey Medical School.1989 - 1992Director, Pharmacology Elective. A one-month elective for 2ndand 3rd year residents to explore, in-depth, pharmacology andtherapeutics issues of importance to them. Family MedicineResidency Training Program, St. Margaret Memorial Hospital,Pittsburgh, PA.1988-1992Pharmacology Lecture Series, An 18-topic series of lectures ontherapeutics, presented monthly to family practice residents at St.Margaret Memorial Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA.
91988Course coordinator, Dermatology and Rheumatology Therapeutics,Course Number 008-689 (Doctor of Pharmacy Students, 2 s.h.),Medical University of S. Carolina, Charleston, SC.1988 - 1992Director of Pharmacologic Education and Research, FamilyMedicine Residency Training Program, St. Margaret MemorialHospital, Pittsburgh, PA.1986-1988Prescription-writing feedback, a method of teaching in whichcopies of residents’ prescriptions were collected, evaluated forclarity and completeness, and returned to the individual residentwith explanation. Described in: Shaughnessy AF, D'Amico F,Nickel RO. Improving Prescription-Writing Skills in a FamilyPractice Residency. DICP, The Annals of Pharmacotherapy1991;25(1):17-21.Professional Societies2020 – Present2020 – Present2016 – Present2008 – Present2008 – Present2003 – 20052003 – 20051988 - Present1990 - 20141982 - Present1988 - 20021992 - 19961992 - 20001992 - 19951980 - 1990American Institute of the History of PharmacyAmerican Association for the History of MedicineNorth American Primary Care Research GroupSociety for Medical Decision MakingAssociation for Medical Education in EuropeAssociation of Hospital Medical EducationAlliance for CMESociety of Teachers of Family MedicineAmerican College of Clinical PharmacyThe Rho Chi Society (Pharmacy honor society)North American Primary Care Research GroupPennsylvania Pharmacists AssociationAmerican Institute of the History of PharmacyPennsylvania Society of Hospital PharmacistsAmerican Society of Hospital PharmacistsOffice and Committee Assignments in Professional Societies2017- PresentCo-chair, Medical Education Working Group, North AmericanPrimary Care Research Group2002 – 2004Elected Co-chair, Group on Evidence-Based Medicine, Society ofTeachers of Family Medicine 2000 – 2002January 2002Osteoarthritis Expert Panel. Family Practice Education Network.
101999 – 2000Chair, Annual Meeting Program Committee, American College ofClinical Pharmacy2000 – 2001Elected Chair, Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network,American College of Clinical Pharmacy1994 - 2002Item writer, Primary Care Item Writing Panel, Board ofPharmaceutical Specialties Specialty Council on Pharmacotherapy1992Literature Reviewer, AHCPR Panel for Guidelines for OtitisMedia with Effusion (Sylvan Stool, M.D., principal investigator)Major Research InterestsClinical decision making and medical information managementTeaching life-long learning skillsThe role of reflection in medical educationResearch SupportExtramuralGrant Title: “Supporting the Family Medicine Education Consortium LearningCollaborative on Improving Integrative Health Practice”Funding Agency: Samueli InstituteAmount: 35,765Period: 2020-2021Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Online Module to Improve Care for Patients with Chronic Pain”Funding Agency: Samueli InstituteAmount: 112,390Period: 2018-2020Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “A Cross-Sectional Study of Clinical Practice Guidelines for Depression: IsGuideline Quality Associated with Independence from Industry?”Funding Agency: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Healthcare Effectivenessand Outcomes Research Study SectionAmount: 87,837Period: 2014 - 2015Role: Co-investigatorGrant Title: “Information Mastery as a Transformative Learning Experience”Funding Agency: Ebsco, Inc.
11Amount: 5,000Period: 2014Role: Co-investigatorGrant Title: “Preparing Personal Physicians for Practice: The ReVISION Project”Funding Agency: American Academy of Family PhysiciansAmount: Self-fundedPeriod: 2007 – 2010Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “The Youth Be Fit! Education Program for Children and AdolescentsFunding Agency: Fallon Community Health FoundationAmount: 5,000Period: 2007 – 2008Role: Co-InvestigatorGrant Title: “Training in Primary Care Medicine and Dentistry” (Master TeacherFellowship)Funding Agency: Department of Health and Human Services, HRSA – 05-088Amount: 515,580Period: 2005 – 2008Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Grant for Faculty Development in Family Medicine” (Faculty DevelopmentFellowship)Funding Agency: Department of Health and Human Services. Catalog of Federal DomesticAssistance No. 93.895Amount: 432,060Period: 1992 -- 1995Role: Co-InvestigatorGrant Title: “The Effectiveness of Glyburide in the Treatment of Type II DiabeticsPreviously Treated with Insulin.”Funding Agency: Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Amount: 37,500Period: 1987Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Nicotine Chewing Gum: Effectiveness and the Influence of PatientEducation in a Family Practice.”Funding Agency: Merrell Dow PharmaceuticalsAmount: 2,490Period: 1985Role: Principle Investigator
12IntramuralGrant Title: “Prompting Smoking Cessation Using Handheld Computers”Funding Agency: Education and Research Foundation, Pinnacle Health SystemAmount: 9,500Period: 2002Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Information Mastery Demonstration Project”Funding Agency: Cleve Fredericksen Foundation, Pinnacle Health SystemAmount: 30,000Period: 1999Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Hand-Held Computer Demonstration Project”Funding Agency: Research Committee, Pinnacle Health SystemAmount: 12,000Period: 1997Role: Principle InvestigatorGrant Title: “Knowledge, Attitudes, and Self-Reported Use of Samples by Family PracticeResidents.”Funding Agency: South Carolina Family Practice Research ConsortiumAmount: 1,379Period: 1995Role: Co-InvestigatorGrant Title: “Survey and Evaluation of Prescription-Writing Patterns and Errors in aFamily Medicine Residency Program.”Funding Agency: Medical University of South Carolina Institutional GrantAmount: 2,780Period: 1988Role: Principle InvestigatorEditorial Boards And ActivityEditorial Boards2016 – Present2009 – PresentAssociate editor, Clinical Research in Practice: The Journal ofTeam HippocratesPrimary Care Advisory Panel, British Medical Journal
132003 – Present2003 – 20111998 – Present1996 – 20041994 – 20031988 – 2000Journal 2016—Present2016—Present2014—Present2012 – Present2011 – Present2009 – Present2007 – Present2007 – Present2006 – Present2003 – Present1998 – Present1998 – 20071992 – Present1990 – 20101988 – 20031985 – 20051984 – 2005Assistant Clinical Editor, STEPS column, American FamilyPhysicianEditor, Clinical Pharmacology series, American Family PhysicianSenior editor, Essential Evidence PlusAssociate Editor, Journal of Family Practice POEMsCo-Editor, Evidence-Based Practice NewsletterEditor and Publisher, Drug Therapy Update, a nationally marketedsubscription newsletter for family physicians.BMC Medical EducationHypertensionAdvances in Health Sciences EducationPublic Library of Science (PLoS) OneJournal of the American Board of Family MedicineBritish Medical JournalMedical TeacherMedical EducationArchives of Internal MedicineBMC MedicineMedical Decision MakingAnnals of EpidemiologyAnnals of Family MedicineAmerican Family PhysicianPharmacology Consultant, The Journal of the American Academyof Physician AssistantsFamily MedicineThe Journal of Family PracticeRNThe Annals of PharmacotherapyContributor, U.S.P. Drug Information, U.S. PharmacopoeialConventionBIBLIOGRAPHYRefereed Papers1. Shaughnessy AF, Slawson DC, Duggan AP. Alexa: “Can You Be My Family MedicineDoctor?” The Future of Family Medicine in the Coming Techno-World. Journal of theAmerican Board of Family Medicine 2020 (in press).2. Cosgrove L, Naudet F, Högberg G, Shaughnessy AF, Cristea IA. The reconceptualization of“treatment-resistant depression” as “difficult-to-treat depression”. Lancet Psychiatry 2020Oct 13. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(20)30416-8. PMID: 28840042
143. Cosgrove L, Shaughnessy AF. Mental Health as a Basic Human Right and the Interferenceof Commercialized Science. Health and Human Rights Journal 2020; 22(1):61-68.PMID: 326697894. Sokol R, Schuman-Olivier Z, Batalden M, Sullivan L, Shaughnessy AF. A ChangeManagement Case Study for Safe Opioid Prescribing and Opioid Use
2005 – Present Director, Curriculum Development, Tufts University Family Medicine Residency. 2007 – 2011 Associate Program Director, Tufts University Family Medicine Residency. 2003 – 2004 Director of Medical Education, PinnacleHealth System, Harrisburg, PA. In this position I pro
