Nicole Hadeed, MD

 Nicole hadeed
Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Medical School
Taubman Health Center
Taubman Health Center
1500 E. Medical Center Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
[email protected]
Available to mentor
Nicole Hadeed, MD
Nicole hadeed
Clinical Assistant Professor
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    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Enhancing Team-Based inBasket Work Using a Novel Tool Embedded in the Electronic Medical Record
      Hadeed N, Woltmann E, Henderson J, Salamey Y, Bucala M, Lanham M, Branford G. Journal of Internal Medicine, 2025 May 23;
    • Presentation
      Taming the In Basket #2 – In Basket 360 and Clinic-level Workflow Changes
      Branford G, Willett D. 2024 Sep 23;
    • Presentation
      Taming the In Basket how two simple tools reduced portal message volume in an academic internal medicine clinic
      Branford G, Lukela J, Hadeed N, Chen J. 2024 Feb 22;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Taming the In-Basket – How Two Simple Tools Reduced Portal Message Volume in an Academic Internal Medicine Clinic
      Hadeed N, Ameling J, Henderson J, Salamey Y, Bucala M, Meddings J. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2024 May 18; 39 (Suppl 2): S512 - S513.
    • Presentation
      Workshop - Taming the In Basket how two simple tools reduced portal message volume in an academic internal medicine clinic
      Branford G, Lukela J, Hadeed N, Chen J. 2024 Feb 22;
    • Journal Article
      TAMING THE IN BASKET
      Branford N, Lukela J, Hadeed N, Chen J. 2024 Dec 9;
    • Journal Article
      Institutionalized Misogyny: A Call to Action
      Becker NV, Hadeed NM, Ruff AL. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2023 Feb 23; 37 (6): 1537 - 1539. DOI:10.1007/s11606-021-07266-7
    • Journal Article
      Enhance Care Continuity Post COVID-19.
      Hadeed N, Fendrick AM. Am J Manag Care, 2021 Jan 1; 27 (4): 135 - 136.

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