Patrick D. Glasgow MD
Patrick D. Glasgow
MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
Family Medicine; Primary Care
Contact Information
Patient Care
Patient Care
This faculty member is affiliated with UBMD, practicing physicians who are also professors in the Jacobs School.
View this physician on UBMDProfessional Summary:
I am committed to providing quality medical care to a wide cross section of patients of all ages, with a special focus on preventative care. A unifying theme of my care is patient education and the prevention of disease, and as part of a patient-centered “medical home” that is designated Level 3—the highest level--by the National Committee for Quality Assurance, I am dedicated to empowering patients through education and giving them the tools to make informed decisions about their medical care. I am convinced that educated patients often become engaged patients, and engaged patients often reap the best health benefits due to their increased knowledge and efforts at maintaining optimal health. My patients also benefit from the team-based model of care I practice: in collaboration with other physicians and health care providers, I work to coordinate health plans that are tailored to my patients’ individual needs.
I also teach medical students and residents in the Department of Family Medicine, encouraging a team-based approach to patient care. I draw out the knowledge that my trainees have gained over time, and I help them convert that knowledge into daily clinical practice. The patients my trainees care for receive well-thought-out care plans--plans that are crafted after meaningful discussion about the conditions and medical histories of our patients as well as the risks and benefits of testing and/or medical interventions.
I foster students’ and residents’ sensitivity to the socioeconomic disparities among patients and equip them to provide the best possible care despite the challenges accompanying these disparities. I believe strongly in making every attempt to remove or address blocks that interfere with quality medical care for our patients, and I work to ensure that my trainees become physicians who will do the same on behalf of their future patients.
Education and Training:
- Certificate, Educator Program, Royal College of Physicians/University at Buffalo (2018)
- Residency, Family Medicine, University at Buffalo (2014)
- MD, Medicine, Ross University School of Medicine (2011)
- BS, Life Sciences; French Studies, University of Toronto (2005)
- MPH, Public Health Leadership, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Employment:
- Lead Faculty Coach, Family Medicine, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (2024-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Family Medicine, University at Buffalo (2017-present)
- Primary Care Physician, UBMD Primary Care/ECMC Family Health Center (2016-present)
- Clinical Instructor, Family Medicine, University at Buffalo (2016–2017)
- Family Physician, Appletree Medical Group (2015–2016)
Awards and Honors:
- Community Health Equity Research Institute Research Fellow (2024)
- Grant Generating Project Fellow (2022)
- Excellence in Outstanding Precepting Award (2019)
- Chairman‘s Award for Scholarship in Residency (2013)
- Ambassador of Switzerland Prize in French (2003)
- Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award (1998)
Journal Articles:
- Glasgow PD, Johnson DR, Tumiel-Berhalter L. (2020) The Intersection of Health Literacy, Primary Care, and Public Health. Family Doctor Journal (New York State Academy of Family Physicians) (Aug), 9(1): 18, 21-23.
- Satchidanand N, Withiam-Leitch M, Dickinson M, Pace W, Bublitz-Emsermann C, Allen GM, Yang M, Vassalotti J, Arora P, Glasgow P, Glasgow PD, Fox C. (2016) Positive Predictive Value of a Single Assessment of Estimated GFR in the Diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease. South Med J (Jun), 109(6): 351-5. doi:10.14423/SMJ.0000000000000474
- Glasgow PD, Satchidanand N, Kowdley GC. (2012) The predictive value of micrometastasis in nonsentinel lymph nodes. Am Surg (Jun), 78(6): 669-74.
- Bradley TJ, Karamlou T, Kulik A, Mitrovic B, Vigneswaran T, Jaffer S, Glasgow PD, Williams WG, Van Arsdell GS, McCrindle BW. (2007) Determinants of repair type, reintervention, and mortality in 393 children with double-outlet right ventricle. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg (Oct), 134(4): 967-73. doi:10.1016/j.jtcvs.2007.05.061
Professional Memberships:
- American Board of Family Medicine; Diplomat (2014–present)
- American Academy of Family Physicians; Member (2011–present)
Presentations:
- "Hyperlipidemia" UB Dept of Family Medicine Resident Grand Rounds (2024)
- "Patient Voices Fights Colorectal Cancer: Increasing screening in underserved communities using a patient ambassador model." 49th Annual Meeting (Virtual), North American Primary Care Research Group (2021)
- "Health Equity." Teaching Grand Rounds, Erie County Medical Center/University at Buffalo (2021)
- "A primary care provider perspective on patient activation." 48th Annual Meeting (Virtual), North American Primary Care Research Group (2020)
- "The Socialization of Residents: An introductory framework to addressing social determinants of health." 47th Annual Meeting, North American Primary Care Research Group (2019)
- "Health Care Delivery of Underserved Populations." Resident Teaching Rounds, Erie County Medical Center/University at Buffalo (2018)
- "Pneumococcal Vaccination in Adults." Resident Teaching Rounds, Erie County Medical Center/University at Buffalo (2018)
- "Evaluation of the Red Eye." Outpatient Resident Teaching Rounds, Erie County Medical Center/University at Buffalo (2016)
- "The Predictive Value of Micrometastasis in Nonsentinel Lymph Nodes." Southeastern Surgical Congress (2012)
- "Outcomes and Associated Factors in 393 Patients with Double Outlet Right Ventricle." Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, Canadian Cardiovascular Society (2005)
- "The Impact of Pulmonary Valve Replacement after Tetralogy of Fallot Repair." Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, Canadian Cardiovascular Society (2005)
- "Outcomes and Associated Factors in 393 Patients with Double Outlet Right Ventricle." 4th World Congress of Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (2005)
Service Activities:
- Interprofessional Education Forum on Social Determinants of Health; Faculty Facilitator (2021–present)
- Advisory Group Member on Curriculum Revision and Redesign Committee for UB Undergraduate Medical Education; Advisory group member (2021–present)
- UB GME Equity, Social Justice Listening Session; Facilitator (2020–present)
- University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences: Committee on Graduate and Medical Trainee Recruitment and Development; Member (2019–2020)
- UB Faculty of Medicine Diversity and Inclusion Recruitment Committee; Diversity and Inclusion Recruitment Committee (2019–present)
- University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences: PBL; Facilitator (2018–2019)
- University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences: Global Health Scholars Track Committee; Member (2012–2013)
- Global Health Scholars Track Committee; Member (2012–2013)
- Ross University School of Medicine: Physicians for Human Rights; Member at-large (2007–2008)
- Canadian Student Society; 4th Semester Class Representative (2007)
- Ross University School of Medicine: Orientation; Leader (2007)
- Ross University School of Medicine: Neuroscience in the News; Co-Editor and Advisor (2007–2008)
- Ross University School of Medicine: Neuroscience Society; Member (2007–2008)
- American Medical Student Association: Ross University Chapter HIV/AIDs Subcommittee; Member (2007)
- American Medical Student Association: Ross University Chapter Health Fair; Volunteer (2007)
- University of Toronto Centre for International Health: Student Committee; Chair (2005–2006)
- 3rd Annual Global Health Research Conference: Organizing Committee; Centre for International Health Representative (2004–2005)
- Duke of Edinburg's Award: Youth Group; Leader (2004–2005)
- Duke of Edinburg's Award Holders Association: Fundraising Committee; Member (2003–2007)
- John Innes Community Recreation Centre: Advisory Council; Member at-large (1991–2005)