Dr. William C. Wadland

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Michigan State University
College of Human Medicine
Family Medicine
ChairpersonAppointed: 1992
Michigan State University
College of Human Medicine
Associate Dean for Faculty AffairsAppointed: 2003
Michigan State University
College of Human Medicine
Family Medicine
ProfessorAppointed: 1992

Mailing Address

Michigan State University
College of Human Medicine
B101 Clinical Center
Department of Family Medicine
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1313
United States

Contact Information

Phone: (517) 884-0463
Fax: (517) 355-7700
william.wadland@hc.msu.edu

Qualifications

Fellow, American Council of Education Leadership Fellows Program, 2006.
Fellow, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Foundation, F. Marian Bishop Fellowship Program, 2006.
M.S., University of Michigan, Research Design and Statistical Analysis, 1988.
Internship/Residency, Medical University of South Carolina, 1978.
M.D., University of Michigan, Medicine, 1975.
B.A. (Magna Cum Laude), Albion College, 1969.
Divinity School, 1969-1970, Harvard University.

Expertise and Research Interests

Medical Ethics
Smoking Cessation

Keywords

COS Keywords:

Family Health Services, Medical Ethics, Smoking Behavior.

Memberships

American Academy of Family Physicians
American Medical Association
Association of Departments of Family Medicine
Ingham County Medical Society
Michigan Academy of Family Physicians
Michigan State Medical Society
North American Primary Care Research Group
Society of Research on Nicotine and Tobacco
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine

Honors and Awards

2005-2005, Leadership Programs for Chairs, Associate Deans, and Deans, American Association of Medical Colleges, Executive Leadership Training
2005, Best of the Blues Research Award, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
2005-2006, F. Marian Bishop Fellowship Program, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Foundation, Fellow
2005-2006, Leadership Fellows Program, American Council of Education, Fellow
2001-2002, Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare
1989-1990, Paper by Wadland, Plante (see Publications) selected as best paper of the year for family practice research, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, presented at National Meeting, May 1991, Philadelphia, PA
1977-1978, Elected by Faculty/Residents to Chief Resident in Family Practice Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston
1977, Outstanding Family Practice Resident, The Mead Johnson Award
1986, Teacher of the Year Award, Department of Family Practice, University of Vermont College of Medicine
1995, Recognition Award, Michigan Academy of Family Physicians for support of student interest in family medicine
1999, Inducted into MSU Gamma Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Honor Medical Society
2001, CHM Outstanding Faculty Award Michigan State University
2001, Distinguished Alumni Award Albion College, Albion, MI
2002, Family Practice Educator of the Year Award, Michigan Academy of Family Physicians (MAFP)
1964, AFS Exchange Student to the Philippines
1969, Phi Beta Kappa Albion College
1969, Phi Eta Sigma, National Leadership Society, Albion College
1969, Albion Fellow, GPA 3.7 for 3 semesters Albion College
1975, Scholarship to study with Dr. Robert Veatch, Hastings Institute for Medical Ethics
1976, National Endowment for the Humanities Scholarship to study "The History of Medicine" Ohio State University

Previous Positions

2004-2006, Program Director, Michigan State AHEC, Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine, Family Medicine
1991-1992, Associate Professor with Tenure, University of Vermont, College of Human Medicine, Family Practice
1988-1992, Associate Chairperson, University of Vermont, College of Medicine, Family Practice
1986-1989, Medical Director, Villemaire Family Health Center, Milton, VT
1985-1991, Assistant Professor, University of Vermont, College of Human Medicine, Family Practice
1983-1985, Vice-Chief of Staff, River District Hospital, St. Clair, MI
1981-1982, Founding Chairperson, River District Hospital, St. Clair, MI, Department of Family Practice
1980-1985, Full-time Practicing Physician, Downriver Medical Center, Algonac, MI
1978-1980, Full-time Practicing Physician, Peninsula Family Practice, Leland, MI
1972-1972, Research Assistant, Child Psychiatric Hospital, Ann Arbor, MI
1970-1971, Hemodialysis Technician, University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor, MI
1969-1969, Research Assistant, Sinai Hospital, Detroit, MI
1969-1970, Research Assistant, The Harvard Biological Science Bldg, Cambridge, MA

Funding Received

  • HRSA: Michigan State AHEC, $3,638,450, Sept 1, 2003 to Aug 31, 2006.
  • American Academy of Family Physicians: National Survey of Family Physicians to Assess the Content and Level of Hospital Privileges in Family Practice Obstetrics, $7,726, Sep 15, 1990 to Sep 14, 1991.
  • State of Michigan: Medicaid Smoking Cessation Project (Project Director), $400,000, Oct 1, 1998 to Oct 1, 2002.
  • Michigan Department of Community Health & MSU Managed Care Institute: Telephone Cessation Service (Project Coordinator), $425,000, Oct 1, 1998 to Sept 30, 2000.
  • NCI 86-CA-92: Prompting Smoking Cessation in Family Practice, 27,418, Oct 1, 1986 to 30, 1987.
  • HRSA: Meeting Expectations on Prevention: Teaching and Evaluating Clinical Skills and Behaviors Related to Informed Consent in the Required Family Practice Clerkship, $145,800, July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2003.
  • DuPont Merck Pharmaceuticals Company: A Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of Naltrexone 50 mg Administered once Daily with Transdermal Nicotine Patch as Adjunctive Treatment to Psychosocial Therapy for Prevention of Smoking Relapse, $283,000, Jul 1, 1996 to Feb 1, 1997.
  • The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Evaluation of Organizational Changes to Promote Smoking Cessation within Managed Care, $499,989, Dec 1, 2001 to Nov 30, 2004.
  • Michigan State University: Enhancing Relapse Prevention Counseling for Smoking Cessation, $30,000, 2002 to 2003.
  • Michigan Department of Community Health: Managed Care Partners: Training Tomorrows Clinicians Today, $2,200,000, 1997 to 2002.
  • ALZA Pharmaceuticals: Contribute to a multi-center trial on "A Placebo-Controlled Study Assessing the Safety and Relative Efficacy of High Dose Nicoderm (Nicotine Transdermal System)", $171,897, 1994 to 1995.
  • Bureau of Health Professions continuation grant for predoctoral training in Family Medicine to sustain and support a new course offering: "Critical appraisal/Analytic Medicine," in the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University, $300,000, 1994 to 1997.
  • NIH: Establishment of Departments of Family Medicine (Continuation Grant), $103,740, 1993 to 1994.
  • NIH: Establishment of Departments of Family Medicine (Continuation Grant), $301,132, 1992 to 1995.
  • University of Vermont College of Human Medicine: AIDS Education Grant (Renewed), $32,000, 1991 to 1992.
  • University of Vermont College of Human Medicine: AIDS Education Grant (Renewed), $21,000, 1990 to 1991.
  • March of Dimes: Enhancing Prenatal Education in a Rural Community, $2,600, 1990 to 1991.
  • National American Academy of Family Physicians Grant(s) to support the Vermont Academy of Family Physicians Annual Research Forum: , 2,000, 1990 to 1991.
  • ALZA Pharmaceuticals: Contribute to a multi-center trial on "A Placebo-Controlled Study Assessing the Safety and Relative Efficacy of Two Delivery Rates of a New Transdermal Nicotine System", $192,000, 1989 to 1990.
  • Merrell-Dow Pharmaceuticals: Contribute to a multi-center, clinical trial on "The Efficacy and Safety of 4 mg Nicorette Gum in Smoking Cessation", $197,000, 1988 to 1989.
  • University of Vermont College of Human Medicine: AIDS Education Grant (Renewed), $21,000, 1989 to 1990.
  • University of Vermont College of Medicine: AIDS Education Grant, ETC Subcontract for Student & Resident Education, $7,852, 1988 to 1989.

Publications

  • Pathak PK, Weismantel D, Wadland W (2007) An intraclass correlation model for a physician-based sampling scheme, Annals of Family Medicine, 5 (2(supp Appendix)), 135-142
  • Wadland WC, Holtrop JS, Weismantel D, Pathak PK, Fadel H, Powell J (2007) Practice-based referrals to a tobacco cessation quitline: Assessing the impact of comparative feedback vs general reminders, Annals of Family Medicine, 5 (2), 135-142
  • Holtrop JS, Malouin R, Weismantel D, Wadland W (2007) Clinican perceptions of factors influencing referrals to a smoking cessation program, Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, Submitted
  • Wadland WC, Farquhar L, Priester F, Oberst K, Weismantel D (2005) Increasing generic prescribing: A resident educational intervention, Family Medicine, 37 (4), 83-88
  • Holtrop JS, Wadland W, Vansen S, Weismantel D, Fadel H (2005) Proactive recruitment of health plan members on pharmacotherapy into smoking cessation counseling, American Journal of Managed Care, 11 (8), 501-507
  • Wadland WC, Ferenchick GS (Dec 2004) Medical comorbidity in addictive disorders., The Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 27 (4), 675-87 Abstract
  • Stoffelmayr B, Wadland W, Pan W, An examination of the process of relapse prevention therapy designed to aid smoking cessation, Addictive Behaviors, 28, 1351-1358, 2003
  • Stoffelmayr B, Wadland W, Pan W (2003) An examination of the process of relapse prevention therapy designed to aid smoking cessation, Addictive Behaviors, 28, 1351-1358
  • Wadland WC, Barry H, Smith M, Yawn B, Green L, (Commentary) The time is right to unite, Journal of Family Practice, 51(10), 809, 2002
  • Wadland W, (Commentary) Pre-operative nicotine replacement & smoking cessation counseling reduce postoperative complications. Abstracted from: Moller A, Villebro N, Pedersen T, Tonnesen H. Effect of Preoperative, Evidence-Based Healthcare, 6, 190-191, 2002
  • Wadland WC, Barry H, Smith M, Yawn B, Green L (2002) The time is right to unite (Commentary), Journal of Family Practice, 51 (10), 809
  • Wadland WC (2002) Fever in infants and preschool children In Sloan P, Slatt L, Ebell M, Jacques L (eds), Essentials of Family Medicine, 4th Edition, Baltimore, MD, Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 533-546 pages (bookchapter)
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B, Ives K, Enhancing smoking cessation of low-income smokers in managed care, Journal of Family Practice, 50(2), 138-144, 2001
  • Okuyemi K, Ahluwalia J, Wadland W, Evaluation and treatment of tobacco use disorder, Journal of Family Practice, 50(11), 981-987, 2001
  • Keefe CW, Thompson ME, Wadland WC, A comprehensive approach to teaching smoking-cessation strategies, Academic Medicine, 76(5), 520-521, 2001
  • Farquhar L, Keefe C, Priester F, Colenda C, Wadland W, The development of resident "report cards" in the context of managed care education, Academic Medicine, 76(11), 1165-1170, 2001
  • Farquhar L, Keefe C, Priester F, Colenda C, Wadland WC (2001) The development of resident "report cards" in the context of managed care education, Academic Medicine, 76 (11), 1165-1170
  • Keefe CW, Thompson ME, Wadland WC (2001) A comprehensive approach to teaching smoking-cessation strategies, Academic Medicine, 76 (5), 520-521
  • Okuyemi K, Ahluwalia J, Wadland W (2001) Evaluation and treatment of tobacco use disorder, Journal of Family Practice, 50 (11), 981-987
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B, Ives K (2001) Enhancing smoking cessation of low income smokers in managed care, Journal of Family Practice, 50 (2), 138-144
  • Colenda CC, Wadland W, Hayes O, Anderson W, Priester F, Pearson R, Fleck L, Training tommorrow's clinicians today, managed care essentials: A process for curriculum development, American Journal of Managed Care, 6(5), 561-572, 2000
  • Wadland WC, Keefe C, Thompson M, Noel M, (Letter to the Editor) Tobacco dependence curricula in medical schools, Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 283(11), 1426-1427, 2000
  • Stoffelmayr B, Wadland WC, Substance abuse in women, In: Common Problems in Women, Mindy Smith (Ed). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2000
  • Wadland WC, Keefe C, Thompson M, Noel M (2000) Tobacco dependence curriculua in medical schools (Letter to the Editor), JAMA, 283 (11), 1426-1427
  • Colenda CC, Wadland WC, Hayes O, Anderson W, Priester F, Pearson R, Fleck L (2000) Training tomorrow's clinicians today, managed care essentials: A process for curriculum development, American Journal of Managed Care, 6 (5), 561-572
  • Stoffelmayr B, Wadland WC (2000) Substance abuse in women In Smith M (eds), Common Problems in Women, New York, NY, McGraw-Hill (bookchapter)
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B, The major killer: Cigarette smoking, In: Twenty Common Problems in Primary Care, Barry Weiss (ed). McGraw-Hill, 1997
  • Hughes JR, Lesmes GR, Hatsukami DK, Richmond RL, Lichtenstein E, Jorenby DE, Broughton JO, Fortmann SP, Leischow SJ, McKenna JP, Rennard SI, Wadland WC, and Heatley SA, Are higher doses of nicotine replacement more effective for smoking cessation?, Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 1, 169-174, 1999
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B, Berger E, Crombach A, Ives K, Enhancing smoking cessation in primary medical care, Journal of Family Practice, 48(9), 711-718, 1999
  • Wadland WC, Barry HC, Farquhar L, Holzman C, White A, Training medical students in evidence-based medicine: A community campus approach, Family Medicine, 31(10), 703-708, 1999
  • Wadland WC, Barry HC, Farquhar L, Holzman C, White A (1999) Training medical students in evidence-based medicine: A community campus approach, Family Medicine, 31 (10), 703-708
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B, Berger E, Crombach A, Ives K (1999) Enhancing smoking cessation in primary care, Journal of Family Practice, 48 (9), 711-718
  • Hughes JR, Lesmes GR, Hatsukami DK, Richmond RL, Lichtenstein E, Jorenby DE, Broughton JO, Fortmann SP, Leischow SJ, McKenna JP, Rennard SI, Wadland WC (1999) Are higher doses of nicotine replacement more effective for smoking cessation?, Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 1, 169-174
  • Wadland WC, Stoffelmayr B (1999) The major killer: Cigarette smoking In Weiss B (eds), Twenty Common Problems in Primary Care, New York, NY, McGraw-Hill (bookchapter)
  • Farquhar LJ, Farrell J, Radke M, Wadland W, A process for building consortia with managed care organizations for graduate medical education, New Medicine, 2, 197-202, 1998
  • Farquhar LJ, Farrell J, Radke M, Wadland WC (1998) A process for building consortia with managed care organizations for graduate medical education, New Medicine, 2, 197-202
  • Smith M, Pomerleau O, Wadland WC (1997) Nicotine and smoking In Knesper D, Riba M, Schwenk T (eds), Primary Care Psychiatry, WB Saunders (bookchapter)
  • Smith M, Pomerleau O, Wadland W, Nicotine and smoking, In: Primary Care Psychiatry, editors David Knesper, Michelle Riba, and Thomas Schwenk. WB Saunders, 1997
  • Glover ED, Sachs DPL, Stitzer ML, Rennard SI, Wadland WC, Pomerleau OF, Nowak RT, Daughton DM, Glover PN, Hughes JR, Gross J, Smoking cessation in highly dependent smokers with 4 mg nicotine polacrilex, American Journal of Health Behaviors, 20(5), 319-322, 1996
  • Gleeson, Havron AF, Wadland WC (1994) Family physician managment of HIV/AIDS: A Vermont study, Journal of Family Practice, 39 (1), 50-54
  • Wadland WC, Havron AF, Garr D, Schneeweiss R, Smith M (1994) National survey on hospital-based privileges in family practice obstetrics, Archives of Family Medicine, 3, 793-800
  • Wadland W, Huges JR, Secker-Walker (1994) Prompting Smoking Cessation in Family Practice (NCI Monograph on Tobacco and the Clinicial), Interventions for Medical and Dental Practice, 92-101
  • Transdermal Nicotine Study Group (1991) Transdermal nicotine for smoking cessation: Six-month results from two multicenter controlled clinical trials, Journal of the American Medical Association, 266 (22), 3133-3138

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