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- Director, Osher Center Qualitative Methods Core
- Director, Area of Concentration in the Social Sciences in
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- AB, University of California, Berkeley
- MA, University of California, Los Angeles
- PhD, University of California, Los Angeles
- Postdoctoral Fellows, University of California, San Francisco
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- ethnomedicine, integrative medicine, placebo/nocebo phenomena
- ethnic and underrepresented minority experiences in women’s health (breast cancer, menopause), patient-physician communication, and quality of life at end of life
- qualitative methodology, mixed-method (qualitative-quantitative) research
- the role of the social sciences in medical education
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- Adler SR. Refugee Stress and Folk Belief. Social Science and Medicine. Issue: 12. 40:1623-1629, 1995
- Adler SR. Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use among Women with Breast Cancer. Medical Anthropology Quarterly. Issue: 2. 13:214-222, 1999.
- Adler SR and Fosket J. Disclosing Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in the Medical Encounter: A Qualitative Study in Women with Breast Cancer. The Journal of Family Practice. Issue: 6. 48(6):453-458, 1999.
- Adler SR, Fosket J, Kagawa-Singer M, McGraw SA, Wong-Kim E, Gold E, Sternfeld B. Conceptualizing Menopause and Midlife: Chinese American and Chinese Women in the U.S. Maturitas. Issue: 1. 35(1):17-29, 2000.
- Adler SR. Relationships among Older Patients, CAM Practitioners, and Physicians: The Advantages of Qualitative Inquiry. Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine. Issue: 1. 9:104-110, 2003.
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Department of Family and Community Medicine
Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
Box 1726
1701 Divisadero Street, Suite 150
San Francisco, CA 94143-1726
ph 415-353-7709
fx 415-353-9746
adlersh@ocim.ucsf.edu
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