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CURRICULUM VITAE

SUSAN M. MILLER, M.D., M.P.H.
Information:

Office Address: Department of Medicine

TMHPO-Methodist Academic Medicine Associates

6550 Fannin, Suite 1001

Houston, Texas 77030

Office Telephone: 713-441-2750

Office Fax: 713-790-3013

Email: smmiller@houstonmethodist.org


Citizenship: USA

Optional Information:

Birth Date: December 2, 1957

Birthplace: Galveston TX
Marital status: married
Spouse’s Name: Dan Dore

Children’s names and ages: David Dore, Stephen Dore

Race/Ethnicity: Caucasian

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND



Degree Institution name, city and state Dates Attended Year Awarded
B.S. University of Missouri-Columbia, 1975-1979 1979
M.D. University of Missouri-Columbia, 1979-1983 1983
M.P.H University of Texas Health Sciences 1986-1989 1989

Center at Houston,


C. PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT
Post-doctoral training including residency/fellowship

Title Institution Name, city and state Dates
Resident University of Texas Health Science 1983-1986

Family Practice Center at Houston



Academic positions (teaching and research)
Title Institution Name, city and state Dates
Professor of Clinical Institute of Academic Medicine, 7/2014 – present

Family Medicine Houston Methodist Hospital Research Institute

John S. Dunn, Sr. Research Houston Methodist Hospital 7/2014 - present

Chair in General Internal

Medicine
Fellow of the American

Academy of Family Physicians 6/2014 – present


Grant Manager Center for Medicine After the Holocaust 7/2014 – 4/2015
Associate Professor of Weill Medical College, Cornell University 5/2006 – present

Clinical Medicine


Director, Chao Program for International Research 2/2011 - present

Ethics
Advisory Professor The Catholic University of Korea 2/2011 - present

Department of Institutional Review Ethics and

Administration, Nicholas Cardinal Cheong

Graduate School
Scientific Member Scientific Council of the Informational Center 9/2013 - present

of Bioethics – Ukraine


Co-Founder Physicians after the Holocaust – Ukraine 2013 – present
Research Associate Professor University of Houston 6/2005 – 2010
Adjunct Faculty Institute of Religion and Health 12/2005 – 2008

Faculty member Denver Harbor Clinic 8/2006 – present

Methodist Hospital Family Medicine

Residency Program


Deputy Chief, elected Methodist Hospital Family Medicine 2/2009 - present

Service
Director of International Department of Medicine 2004 - 2005

Medicine Baylor College of Medicine
Acting Section Chief, General Internal Medicine 4/1999 - 2000

Baylor College of Medicine


Medical Director Baylor Internal Medicine Consultants 7/1997 - 2000

Baylor College of Medicine


Associate Chief Baylor College of Medicine 9/1997 – 6/2005

Department of Medicine

Associate Professor Baylor College of Medicine 5/1997 – 6/2005

Department of Medicine

Associate Professor Baylor College of Medicine 5/1997 - present

Center for Ethics and Health Policy


Assistant Professor Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy 1996 - 1997
Assistant Professor Baylor College of Medicine 1988 - 1997

Departments of Family Medicine

and Department of Medicine

Clinical Instructor University of Texas Health Science 1986 - 2001

Center at Houston

Family Medicine and Community Medicine



Hospital positions (attending physician, if applicable)
Title Institution Name, city and state Date

Staff Physician The Methodist Hospital 1990-present

Houston, Texas

Staff Physician Harris County Hospital District 1990-6/2005

Thomas Street Clinic
Staff Physician/ St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital 1988-present

Courtesy Staff Houston, Texas


Courtesy Staff Texas Children's Hospital 1989-1995

Houston, Texas


Courtesy Staff Hermann Hospital 1988-1995

Houston, Texas


Staff Physician Jefferson Davis Hospital 1988-1990

Houston, Texas




Employment (other than positions listed above)
Title Institution Name, city and state Dates
N/A
D. LICENSURE, BOARD CERTIFICATION, MALPRACTICE (if applicable)

Licensure




State Number Date of Issue Date of last registration

Texas G 6675 1986 to present January 2014


DEA Number: AM 2883343

Board Certification




Name of specialty Board Certificate Number Date of Certification

American Board of Family Practice 1986

Recertification 1992/1998/2004/2014
AAHIVM 2001-2009

Malpractice Insurance
Do you have Malpractice Insurance? Yes
Name of Provider: TMHPO
Premiums paid by: TMHPO

E. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS (medical and scientific societies)
Member/officer Name of Organization Dates held
Member American College of Physicians 1996-present
Member American Academy of Family Physicians 1988 - present
Member Texas Academy of Family Physicians 1988 - present
Member American Medical Association 1989 - 2002
Member Texas Medical Association 1989 - 2010

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Committee August 1990 - 1992


Member Harris County Medical Association 1989 – 2010

F. HONORS AND AWARDS



Name of award Date awarded
University of Missouri-Columbia Family Practice Award 1983
Macadory Award 1993
The Best Doctors in America 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002,

2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014


American College of Physicians, member 1996-present
Humanitarian Award (Philippine community) 1999
Honorary Faculty Appointment, Tomsk Regional Center for AIDS and 2000-present

Other Infectious Diseases, Tomsk Siberia


Voluntary faculty teaching award, Denver Harbor Clinic 2007

Faculty teaching Award, Denver Harbor Clinic 2010

Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians (FAAFP) 2014
Vice-Chair, Executive Advisory Board (CITI) 2014-present


G. INSTITUTIONAL/HOSPITAL AFFILIATION

Primary Hospital Affiliation: The Methodist Hospital

Other Hospital Affiliations: St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital

H. EMPLOYMENT STATUS

Name of Employer(s): TMHPO

Employment Status: Full timed salaried at Houston Methodist Hospital Physician’s Organization


I. CURRENT AND PAST INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND PERCENT EFFORT



Teaching (list courses and your role) Dates
DIDACTIC COURSE WORK

Internal Medicine Teaching Service 1991-6/2005


Patient, physician and society (PPS) course. 1995 - 1996
First year course in Medical Ethics. 1995 - present
Internal Medicine Board Review Course. 1995 – 1998
Honors Ethics 1998 - 2005
Ethics and HIV, Tomsk Regional Center for AIDS and Other Infectious Diseases

Tomsk, Russia 1998-present


International Health and Electives (BCM) 2001-present
International Health, Rice University 2004-present
Denver Harbor Clinic 2007-present
Primary Care Continuity Clinic 2010-present
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT WORK
Co-Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Family and Community Medicine Clerkship, 1988-1990.
Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Family and Community Medicine Clerkship, 1990-1992.
Member, Collaborative IRB Training Initiative (CITI) Developers Group 2007-present
Clinical Care Dates
TMHPO - Comprehensive Health Service 6/2005-2009

TMHPO - Methodist Academic Medicine Associates 2009-present

Denver Harbor Clinic 2008-present
Administrative duties (including committees) Dates
Clinical Practice Committee, EPIC 2014 - present
Palliative Care Committee – Methodist Hospital 2001-2003

Medicine Service Line Committee – Methodist Hospital 2000-2004

Credentialing Committee

Methodist Care/Unicare/Wellpoint 1999-2009


Medical Staff Quality Management Committee

Methodist Hospital 1998-2004

Chair 2004-2008

Chair 2015-present


P &T MOM Subcommittee/Medication Safety Committee 2005-present

Patient Safety CMPI Subcommittee 2005-present


Biomedical Ethics Committee, TMH 2007-present
Chair, Institutional Review Board, TMHRI IRB #1 2006-present

Vice-Chair, Institutional Review Board, TMHRI IRB #2 2010-present


Utilization Management CMPI Subcommittee 2011-2015
Physician Satisfaction Goal Group 2011-present
Physician Advisory Committee 2011-present
DNV Steering Committee 2011-2014
Quality and Outcomes Strategic Planning Subcommittee, TMHRI 2013
Chair, Vehicles for Intervention I: Education, Adoption,

Follow-up & Risk Management Planning Subcommittee, TMHRI, 2013


METEOR data governance committee 2013 - present
Medication Safety Squad – TMH 2008-2010
Chair, Medication-related Patient Safety Network team 2012-present
Co-chair, Medication Safety Committee 2014-present
Radiation Safety Committee 2008-present
Practitioner Health Committee – TMH 2011-present
TMH – Peer Review 2013-present
Medical Director and

Women's Health Initiative

Co-Principal Investigator 1997-2004
Citywide Task Force on Medical Futility 1995-1996
BCM Personnel Health Committee

Chair, 1995-2000


BCM Committee on AIDS 1995–1997


Medicine-Pediatrics Program Committee 1995–2005
Executive Faculty - Internal Medicine 1994-2003
Ethics Committee, HCHD 1992-1997
Adverse Drug Reaction Subcommittee, HCHD 1992-1997
Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, HCHD 1991-1997
Antibiotic Subcommittee, HCHD 1991-1997
15th Annual Review Course in Family Medicine, Houston, Texas April 29 - May 3, 1991

Co-Director


Medical Director 1991-1997

Thomas Street Clinic


Ad Hoc Committee on AIDS 1990-1996
Baylor Needlestick Program 1990-1996
Baylor College of Medicine 1989–1992

Institutional Review Board (Human Subjects) Committee

Member
Department of Family Medicine Research Committee 1988-1992

Member
Baylor Department of Family Medicine

Pre-doctoral Education Program

Co-Director 1988-1990

Director 1990-1992

Staff Physician & Co-Investigator 1987-1988

Institute for Immunological Disorders

Houston, Texas



Research Dates

Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS in

Adults and Children (RO3 AI 058251-01 $106,908)

Consultant (Tomsk Siberia) 2004-present


HIV Risk Factors and Reduction of MTCT in Tomsk,

Siberia (3P30 AI 036211-10S1 ($30,000) consultant 2005-present


Developer’s Council – CITI 2007-present
Executive Advisory Committee – CITI 2010-2013

Executive Advisory Board – CITI 2013-present

Vice Chairman 2014-present

Board of Directors, CMATH 2014-present


Current percent effort % Check if activity involves WMC

Students researchers

Teaching 10

Clinical Care 10

Administration 50


Research______________ 30_

Total: 100%

J. RESEARCH SUPPORT (past and present)
1. Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance No. 13.379 Grants for Graduate Training in Family Medicine

USHHS/PHS/HRSA

Co-Investigator

July, 1989 - June, 1992

Year 1: $386,872 Project: $977,932

Training Grant


2. A randomized, double-blind, comparative study of RO24-2027 (dideoxycytidine, ddC) versus zidovudine (zdv) in patients with AIDS or advanced ARC

Hoffman LaRoche

Co-Investigator

August 1989-1991


3. A Treatment IND Protocol for the use of Videx (2'3'dideoxyinosine, ddI) in Patients with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) or AIDS - related complex (ARC) who are Intolerant to Zidovudine (Retrovir) Bristol Myers

Principal Investigator

November 1989-1991
4. Non-comparative study of fluconazole in patients with serious mycoses and who cannot be treated with conventional antifungal therapy

Pfizer


Co-Investigator (with Dr. Clinton White)

December 1989-1991


5. Ceftriaxone versus procaine penicillin G plus probenecid as therapy for secondary or latent syphilis or neurosyphilis in patients infected with human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV)

Thomas Street Clinic

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Clinton White)

1989-1992


6. Ampligen Research Study:
a. Use of Ampligen (mismatched ds RNA) in the Treatment of AIDS-related Complex (ARC). Clinical Protocol: No. Amp 86-101
b. A Multicenter Controlled Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Ampligen in Patients with AIDS-related Immune Dysfunction. Clinical Protocol: No. 101
c. A Multicenter Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Ampligen 400 mg IV Twice Weekly in Patients with AIDS. Clinical Protocol: No. Amp 101A
HEM Research Inc.

Principal Investigator

August 1988 - July, 1989

Approved Budget: $230,431

Research Contract
7. Federal Domestic Assistant Programs 13.145

HIV Education Training Grant

USHHS/PHS/HRSA

Sr. AIDS Consultant

September, 1988 - August, 1991

Year 1: $801,000 Project: $2,963,000

Training Grant
8. CMV Retinitis Trial. Foscarnet Ganciclovir

Component (ACT6 Protocol 129)

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Richard Lewis)

1990-1991


9. Rifabutin therapy for the prevention of mycobacterium-avium intracellular complex (MAC) bacteremia in AIDS patients with cd4 counts <200: a double-blind, placebo controlled trial

Adria Laboratories

Principal Investigator

September1990-1992


10. A Phase II open randomized comparison of 566C80 and pentamidine isethionate for the treatment of Pneumocystis carini pneumonia in aids patients

Part I: Comparison of 566C80 and pentamidine as primary therapy for mild-moderate PCP

Part II: Comparison of 566C80 and pentamidine in patients currently experiencing intolerance

Burroughs Wellcome Company

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Stephen Greenberg)

February 1991-1992
11. Study of the ocular complications of AIDS (SOCA) (U 10 E4 08057)

NIAID


Co-Investigator (for Dr. Richard Lewis)

February 1991-1993


12. TB and HIV demonstration project - trial preventive therapy efficacy study (U52/CCU 601867)

CDC


Co-Investigator (at Harris County Hospital District)

July 1991-1993


13. TB and HIV demonstration project - recommended therapy efficacy study (U51/CCU 601868)

CDC


Co-Investigator (at Harris County Hospital District)

July 1991-1993


14. Pilot study to determine the feasibility of fluconazole for induction treatment and suppression of relapse of histoplasmosis in patients with the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

NIAID, Pfizer/Roerig Pharmaceuticals

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Clinton White)

September 1991-1993


15. A randomized double-blind protocol comparing amphotericin B with flucytosine to amphotericin B alone followed by a comparison of fluconazole and itraconazole in the treatment of acute cryptococcal meningitis

NIAID, Pfizer-Roerig

Co-Investigator

September 1991-1993

16. Controlled trial of humatin (Paromomycin) in cryptosporidiosis

Thomas Street Clinic

Co-Investigator

October 1991 to 1993


17. A comparative trial of 256U87 and acyclovir for the suppression of ano-genital herpes infections in HIV-infected patients

Burroughs Wellcome Company

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Stephen Greenberg)

March 1992-March 1993


18. Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance No. 93.379 Grants for Graduate Training in Family Medicine

USHHS/PHS/HRSA

Consultant

July 1992 - June 1994

Approved Budget: $394,556

Training Grant


19. Open label dideoxycytidine (RO 24-2027). A treatment protocol for the use of dideoxycytidine (ddC) in patients with AIDS or advanced AIDS-related complex (ARC) who cannot be maintained on zidovudine (ZDV) therapy

Hoffman-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

January 1992-1993
20. A randomized, double-blind pharmacoeconomic evaluation of oral Ganciclovir for the prevention of CMV disease in people infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (Syntex)

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Richard Lewis)

1992-1994
21. A randomized, double-blind study of the efficacy and safety of oral Ganciclovir for the prevention of CMV disease in people infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (Syntex)

Co-Investigator (with Dr. Richard Lewis)

1992-1994
22. Attitudes and behavioral patterns of a cross-section of HIV positive individuals: a pilot study

Principal Investigator

February/1993/1998
23. Expanded initiatives and the evaluation of surveillance of AIDS and HIV infection. (Centers for Disease Control)

Thomas Street Clinic

Co-Investigator

1993-1998


24. LTI-30-10 Randomized comparative trial of DOXIL vs. Adriamycin, Bleomycin and Vincristine (ABV) in the treatment of severe AIDS related Kaposi's Sarcoma

Liposome


Principal Investigator

1993 to 1995

Approved Budget: $11,802

25. A randomized, double-blind, multicenter, parallel study of RO31-8959 (HIV proteinase inhibitor) alone and with HIVID (zalcitabine, ddC)

Hoffman-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

January 1994 - January 1995
26. A randomized, multicenter, double-blind, phase III, parallel study of zidovudine (ZDV) alone, versus ZDV + zalcitabine (ddC), versus ZDV + RO 31-8959 (proteinase inhibitor, saquinavir), versus ZDV + ddC + saquinavir in previously untreated or minimally pretreated HIV-infected patients with CD4 counts from > 50 to < 350 cells/mm

Hoffman-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

September 1994 - September 1997

Approved Budget: $53,000
27. The Clinical Center for the Clinical Trail and Observations Study of the

Women's Health Initiative - West.

NIH - WHI-93-30-W

Co-Investigator/Medical Director

September 1994 - August 2005

Approved Budget: $522,806


28. LTI-30-25 Use of DOXIL 1 (stealth liposomal doxorubicin HC1) in the treatment of moderate to severe AIDS-related Kaposi's Sarcoma

Liposome


Principal Investigator

1994 to 1995


29. LTI-30-12 open trial of DOXIL (Stealth Liposomal Doxorubicin HCI) in the treatment of moderate to severe AIDS-related Kaposi's Sarcoma

Liposome


Principal Investigator

1994 to 1995

Approved Budget: $24,584
30. Cost and services utilization study

Rand Corporation

Principal Investigator

June 1994 to 1998

Approved Budget: $20,000
31. A randomized, multicenter, double-blind phase III parallel study of zidovudine (ZDV) alone versus RO 31-8959 (HIV proteinase inhibitor) alone, versus ZDV in combination with two different dosages of RO 31-8959 in previously untreated infected patients.

Thomas Street Clinic

Co-Investigator

1994 – 1995


32. HPMPC Peripheral CMV Retinitis Trial Protocol

(SOCA)


Co-Investigator (with Dr. Richard Lewis)

1994-1996


33. A randomized, multicenter, double-blind, phase III, parallel study of RO 31-8959 (HIV proteinase inhibitor) alone, HIVID (zalcitabine, ddC) alone, and both in combination, at two different dose levels of RO 31-8959, as treatment for advanced HIV infection (CD4 > 50 and < 300 cells/mm) in patients discontinuing or unable to take Retrovir (zidovudine, ZDV) therapy

Hoffman-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

January 1995 - January 1996

Approved Budget: $146,000
34. A continuation protocol with open label saquinavir for HIV-infected patients who have completed a clinical trial with saquinavir treatment

Hoffman-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

November 1995 - November 1997


35. Intercompany collaboration for AIDS drug development. (ICC 002)

Thomas Street Clinic

Sub-Investigator (for Dr. Michael Lambert)

November 1995-1996


36. A non-comparative, multisite, open-label, 48-week study to monitor the safety and tolerability of MK-0639 (indivanvir sulfate) 800mg Q8H administered as monotherapy or in combination with reverse transcriptase inhibitor therapy for the treatment of HIV-1 infection in advanced AIDS patients (patients with CD4 counts < 50 cells/mm). Thomas Street Clinic

Co-Investigator

1995 - 1998


37. NV15182 - A randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind, parallel group, multicenter study with open-label extension, of the safety and activity of Saquinavir soft gelatin capsule formulation (Saquinavir-SGC) in combination with other antiretroviral drugs

Hoffmann-LaRoche

Principal Investigator

June 1995 to June 1997

Approved Budget: $35,000

38. SEQUUS 30-38 - Double-blind, randomized evaluation of clinical benefits in patients treated with DOXIL or DaunoXome whose AIDS related Kaposi's Sarcoma progressed on prior systemic combination chemotherapy

SEQUUS Pharmaceuticals

Principal Investigator

September 1996 to September 1997

Approved Budget: $60,000


39. A phase II, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the safety and efficacy of VIRACEPT in combination with antiretroviral therapy in HIV positive women with < 1 month of prior treatment with Stavudine (d4T) and/or Lamivudine (3TC)

Agouron Pharmaceuticals

Principal Investigator

October 1996 - present

Approved Budget: $84,888
40. Consultant, CIPRA Grant, Tomsk Siberia 2003-2005 ($107,000)
41. CFAR, Baylor College of Medicine 2004-present

HIV Risk Factors in Women in Tomsk Siberia ($30,000)


42. Co-investigator: Embedded Ethics Program in the MICU and CVICU to Alleviate Moral Distress ($10,000)

The Methodist Hospital 2012-present


43. Faculty member (Tuberculosis D43 submission, building a TB/HIV research infrastructure in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; PI, Edward A, Graviss (TMHRI), 2013)




K. EXTRAMURAL PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES



Review Panels
Southern Medical Journal, 1989-1991

American Family Physician, 1989-1991

EmergindexR Data Base, 1989-1991

The Journal of Family Practice, 1992–2005
Advisory Boards
Body Positive, Houston, Texas

1990 - 1992


Burroughs Wellcome HIV Advisory Panel

1989 - 1993

HEALTH EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY Panel

1990 – 1992


CMATH, Houston, Texas (Champion)

2012 – present


CITI – Board of Directors

2013 - present


CITI – Executive Advisory Committee

2010 – 2013


CITI – Executive Advisory Board

2013 – present (Vice Chair, 2014 – present)

CDC faculty liaison (March 2012 - present), editor of primary care training modules.
Informational Center of Bioethics – Ukraine

2013 - present


Consultant
HRSA HIV/AIDS: "Continuum of Care Workshop"

August 28, 1992


HIV Speaker's Forum - World Health

1993 - 1998


Agouron Pharmaceuticals

1996 - 1998


Texas Department of Clinical Justice

1993 – 1994


NATIONAL EDUCATION OR VOLUNTARY HEALTH ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATION
Ryan White Council, Houston, Texas, Member

1991-1996


AIDS Legislative Task Force Response Group

University of Texas School of Public Health

1988 - 1990
Visiting Nurses Association Medical Advisory Board, Member

1988 - 1992


Long Range Planning Committee - Greater Houston AIDS Alliance

June 1989 - 1991


Diocesan AIDS Council

May 1989 - 1992

Vice-Chair, 1990 – 1992

Shalom Zone

2001-2005
Young Texas Lawyers Association, Board Member

1991 - 1993


Institutional Review Board of the Houston Clinical Research Network,

Member/1991-1992


Co-Chair: PRIMR Conference: International Research Ethics (November 5, 2013, Boston)
COMMUNITY WORK
Tour Physician, Houston Symphony Orchestra (European Tour)

November 17 - December 8, 1992

Tour Physician, Houston Symphony Orchestra (Tokyo Tour) - July 1995

Harris County Medical Society. Medical Report on HIV for KNUZ Radio, 1995.

Tour Physician, Houston Symphony Orchestra (European Tour) 02/97 to 03/97

Habitat for Humanity, Medical Director – Houston, June 14 – 19, 1998

Habitat for Humanity International, Medical Director – Philippines, March 21 – 28, 1999

Member, Board of Directors – Together in Hope (2012-present)

Champion, CMATH (2012-14)

Board Member, CMATH (2014-present)



Interim board member (The Methodist Hospital Primary Care Group, 2013)
L. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Peer Reviewed Articles


  1. Miller LG, Miller SM: Drug selection for rheumatic manifestations of AIDS. Am J Med 1988; 85(6):894-895.




  1. Miller LG, Miller SM: Altered taste secondary to acetazolamide therapy. J Fam Pract 1990; 31:199-200.




  1. Rogers JC, Holloway RL, Miller SM: Academic mentoring and family medicine's research productivity. Family Medicine 1990; 22:186-190.




  1. Hirsch R., Miller S. and Reveille J.D. HIV-associated mycobacterial skeletal infections: a report of five cases and review of the literature. Arthritis and Rheumatology 25:1-11, 1996.




  1. Kelley M, Miller SM, Solovieva SA, Palliative Care and HIV/TB: The Experience in Siberia. [trans. Russian]. Bulletin of Siberian Medicine, no 5, 2006: 151-157.




  1. Miller SM. Cross Cultural Approaches to Death and Dying. [trans. Russian]. Chelovek Vol 6. (2007).




  1. Miller SM, Yudin BG. The Heart of a Dog: A Contemporary Analysis. Reports of All Russian Scientific Conference 2008: 2:95-97.




  1. Weinzimmer S, Miller SM, Zimmerman J, et al. Critical Care Nurses' Moral Distress. Journal of Nursing Education and Practice 2014; 4: 6-12.




  1. Miller SM. Holocaust Doctors: The Shadows of the Past Intertwined with the Present. Proceedings from the National Congress of Bioethics (Ukraine, October 23-25, 2013), p.45-46.




  1. Miller SM. Disaster Care Planning. (CITI, 2013)




  1. Miller SM: The Role of Eugenics in Research Misconduct. Missouri Medicine, 9/2014: 111(5):386-90




  1. Weimer BJ, Miller SM. Disaster Planning for the Research Enterprise: Responsibilities of the Principal Investigator in Human Subjects Research. Invited author. (CITI, 2015)




  1. Bruce CR, Miller SM, Zimmerman JL. A Qualitative Study Exploring Moral Distress in the ICU Team: The Importance of Unit Functionality and Intrateam Dynamics. Crit Care Med, 2015 Apr; 43(4):823-31.




  1. Miller SM. Perspectives on Phase 1 Clinical Studies. Invited author. In: Accreditation of Ethics Committee, Clinical Investigator and Clinical trial Site. Conference Proceedings. pp: 78-82.



  2. Miller, SM. “What Should Medical Students Know About the Global Sex Trade? In: Society Ethics for Medical Students (edited by Wayne Shandera, in press)




Book Chapters


  1. Miller SM: Infectious Disease: Ambulatory Management of AIDS. In: Rakel RE, (ed.) Textbook of Family Practice, 4th edition. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 1990:487-495.




  1. Miller SM and Williamson DS: Primary care of the homosexual patient. In: Rakel RE (ed.) Textbook of Family Practice, 4th edition. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 1990:1547-1551.




  1. Miller SM: Treatment of opportunistic infections associated with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). In: Carter B (ed.) Primary Care: Pharmacotherapy. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 1990:543-564.




  1. Miller SM and Cate TR: Management of HIV infection. In: Rakel RE (ed.) Conn's Current Therapy. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 1991.




  1. Miller SM: Case Study: Ambulatory Management of AIDS. In: Rakel RE (ed.) Essential of Family Practice. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co., 1991.




  1. Miller, SM: Care of the Adult HIV-1-Infected Patient. In: Rakel RE (ed.) Textbook of Family Practice, 5th edition, Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, Co. 1995:393-410.




  1. Kelley M and Miller SM, “Clinical Ethics,” Lange Q&A: USMLE Step 3, fifth edition by Donald A. Briscoe, 2007.




  1. Miller, SM. What Should Medical Students Know About the Global Sex Trade? In: Shandera W (ed.) Society Ethics for Medical Students. (in press)


Other


  1. Miller LG, Miller SM: Drug selection for rheumatic manifestations of AIDS. Am J Med 85(6): 1988 894-895.




  1. Miller LG, Miller SM: Altered taste secondary to acetazolamide therapy. J Fam Pract 1990; 31:199-200.




  1. White AC, Miller SM: HIV infection after needlesticks (letter to the editor). Ann Intern Med 1991; 114:253.




  1. Kelley M, Miller SM and Yudin BG. Development of a Russian and American Research Ethics Curriculum: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Ethical Concepts and Pedagogy. World Congress in Bioethics, Croatia (October 2008). Peer-reviewed poster presentation.


Presentations: (Optional, not encouraged)

“Holocaust Doctors” (University of Missouri Columbia, October 25, 2013, invited speaker to 30 year medical school reunion)

“Healing by Killing: The Role of Medicine in the Holocaust” (November 16, 2013, American College of Physicians)

Co-Chair: PRIMR Conference: International Research Ethics (November 5, 2013, Boston)

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