Andrea R. Pfalzgraf, PhD, MPH

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  • 14.6KReads1
  • 2012–2022Active
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  • 23Citations2

About

Andrea R. Pfalzgraf, PhD, MPH, is affiliated with the dHelfgott Research Institute–National University of Natural Medicine and Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon. Between 2012 and 2022, Pfalzgraf published research on clinical topics including major depressive disorder, migraine, and somatoform disorders. The work includes studies on patient experiences with migraine, the impact of physician-patient trust in fibromyalgia, and pediatricians’ roles in treating depression in youth. Frequent collaborators include Vincent Giannetti, Carroline Lobo, Deepika Rao, and Elham Heidari.

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Patient Experiences With Migraine
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Patient Experiences With Migraine

March 3, 2022

This study explored important themes in patients’ experiences with migraine to understand the relationship of these themes with external factors such as the health care system and societal influences.
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Impact of Invalidation and Trust in Physicians on Health Outcomes in Fibromyalgia Patients

October 15, 2014

Explore results from a study that assessed fibromyalgia patients' self-reported quality of life and pain based on perceptions of physician attitudes, trust in physicians, perceptions of medical professionals, type...
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Pediatricians' Self-Reported Role in Treating Children and Adolescents With Major Depressive Disorder: A National Random Survey

July 26, 2012

Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a serious US public health problem for children and adolescents. This study explored pediatricians' self-reported role in treating children and adolescents with DSM-IV-TR MDD...
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