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Michael D. Fetters, MD, MPH, MAProfessor

Department of Family Medicine1018 Fuller Street

Ann Arbor, MI 48104 - 1213

Phone: 734-998-7120 ext. 341Email: [email protected]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title and Contents

Education and Training Page 2

Certification and Licensure Page 3

Academic, Administrative, and Clinical Appointments Page 3

Grants Page 4

Honors and Awards Page 11

Memberships in Professional Societies Page 12

Editorial Positions, Boards, and Peer-Review Service Page 13

Teaching Page 15

Committee, Organizational, and Volunteer Service Page 19

Consulting Positions Page 21

Visiting Professorships, Seminars and Extramural Presentations Page 22

Bibliography Page 46

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Education and Training

Education09/1976 – 03/1979 Hilliard High School, Hilliard, Ohio. 04/1979 – 03/1980 Ikeshinden High School, American Field Service (AFS)

High School Exchange Student, Kikugawa, Japan.09/1980 – 03/1985 Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences,

Japanese Studies, Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude with Honors, Columbus, Ohio.

09/1983 – 08/1984 Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies,Tokyo, Japan.

08/1985 – 06/1989 Ohio State University College of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine, Columbus, Ohio.

09/1992 – 06/1994 University of North Carolina School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology, Master of Public Health, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

09/1994 – 05/1998 Michigan State University, Interdisciplinary Programs in Health and Humanities, Master of Arts, East Lansing, Michigan.

Postdoctoral Training09/1983 – 08/1984 Visiting Scholar, Tokyo University, Department of Geriatrics,

Tokyo, Japan. 07/1989 – 06/1990 Internship, University of North Carolina, Department of Family

Practice, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.07/1989 – 06/1992 Resident, University of North Carolina, Department of Family

Practice, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.06/1992 – 08/1992 Graduate Fellow, Jichi Medical University, Department of

Community and Family Medicine, Jichi, Japan.09/1992 – 06/1994 Research Fellow in Clinical Epidemiology, Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation Clinical Scholars Program, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

09/1994 – 06/1997 Lyle C. Roll Fellow in Bioethics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Scholarships and Fellowships1983 Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies in Tokyo

Scholarship, Tokyo, Japan.1983 Japan Foundation Fellowship, Tokyo, Japan.1986 Samuel J. Roessler Memorial Scholarship for Medical Student

Research, “Does DNA supercoiling regulate sister chromatid exchanges?” Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1987 Jeremiah Milbank (J.M.) Foundation Scholarship for Education of Medical Students on Substance Abuse, Wright State University School of Medicine, Dayton, Ohio.

1987 Samuel J. Roessler Memorial Scholarship for medical student research, “A study of stress and coping by Japanese children in the process of acculturation,” Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.


1987 Title VI Fellowship for Chinese Language Studies, United States Department of Education, Washington, DC.

1989 Student Exchange Scholar, Tongji Medical University, Hubei Province, The People's Republic of China.

1989 Bertha Mount Memorial Award for travel to The People's Republic of China.

1989 Indian Health Service Award for a Medical Student Elective to Bethel, Alaska.

1992 Fulbright Foundation "Japan Today" Fellowship to Study Ethics of End of Life Decision-Making in Japan, Host Institution –Jichi Medical University, Tochigi, Japan.

2000 – 2002 Awardee, Graduate Medical Education in Ethics Program, University of Michigan, Directors: Susan Goold, MD, MHSA, MA; David Stern, MD, PhD.

Certification and Licensure

Certification1989 – 1993 Advanced Trauma Life Support1989 – Present Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

Recertified 1991, 1993, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013

1990 National Board of Medical Examiners (Diplomate)1993 – 2018 American Board of Family Physicians (Diplomate)

Recertified 2000-2007, 2008-20181997 – Present Japanese Academy of Primary Care

(Nintei, Nihon Puraimari Kea Gakkai)2001 – 2008 Neonatal Resuscitation Program 2002 – 2005 Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics2011 – 2013 Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (CPR & AED)

Licensure1994 North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners (39589) 1994 – 2016 State of Michigan, Department of Commerce Board of Medicine

and Board of Pharmacy (4301063810)

Academic, Administrative and Clinical Appointments

Academic Portfolio1997 – Present Adjunct Faculty Member, The Center for Ethics and Humanities

in the Life Sciences, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan.

1998 – Present Faculty Decision Consortium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2000 – Present Faculty, University of Michigan Health System, Graduate Bioethics Program, Ann Arbor, Michigan.


2004 – Present Associate Member, Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2008 – Present Affiliate Faculty, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2010 – Present Faculty, Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2012 – Present Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2014 – Present Faculty Advisor, Global Health and Disparities, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2015 – Present Co-Director, Mixed Methods Research and Scholarship Program, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

2017 – Present Center Associate, Lieberthal-Rogerl Center for Chinese Studies,University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

Administrative Portfolio07/1997 – Present Director, Japanese Family Health Program, University of Michigan

Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Clinical Portfolio2007 – Present Outpatient Attending Service (OAS), Family Medicine,

University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Research Interests Investigating the influence of culture on medical decision-making, particularly, in the

development and promotion of family medicine in Japan. Developing innovative approaches to mixed methods research and disseminating the

utility of mixed-methods research nationally and internationally.

Language Competence-Statement of Fluency in JapaneseDr. Fetters is fluent in written and spoken Japanese, using Japanese daily in his role as Director of the Japanese Family Health Program. He is an author on multiple papers published in Japanese. In addition, he regularly teaches in Japanese about Family Medicine at medical schools and hospitals throughout Japan.

Grants

Current Health and Human Services, NIH 1-R01-MH-096699-01-A1 Telemonitoring Enhanced Support for Depression Self-ManagementRole: Co-Investigator (Aikens PI) Dates: 09/01/12 – 06/30/17Total Cost: $638,564 (1.2 Cal Mos.)


National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), (NIH)Using Empirical Ethics to Understand and Optimize Central IRB Review of Local Context: A Model Based on Community Consultation in Emergency Research Conducted with Exception from Informed ConsentRole: Co-Investigator (Silbergleit PI)Total Cost: $401,524 (1.2 Cal Mos.)Dates: 09/17/15 – 08/31/18

National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIH)Mechanisms of Health Literacy and Information Accessibility in the DeafRole: Co-Investigator (McKee PI)Total Cost: $511,811 (1.2 Cal Mos.)Dates: 09/17/15 – 08/31/20

University of Michigan Family Medicine DepartmentMixed Methods Research and Scholarship Program in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of MichiganRole: Principal InvestigatorTotal Cost: $191,963 (1.2 Cal Mos.)Dates: 01/01/16 – 12/31/16

Shizuoka Prefectural Government, Japan 10-PAF04149Shizuoka-University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) ProjectRole: Principal Investigator Dates: 04/01/16 – 03/31/17 Total Cost: $90,000 (.60 Cal Mos.)

Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation (06-2122)Japan-US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of MichiganRole: Principal Investigator Dates: 01/01/17 – 12/31/17Total Cost: $4,500 (.12 Cal Mos.)

Pending GrantsNational Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), NIH Culturally Responsive Help Seeking Promotion for East Asian Immigrant Women in Primary CareRole: Co-Investigator (Saint Arnault PI)Total Cost: $3,799,894 (1.2 Cal Mos.)Dates: 04/01/17 – 03/31/22


NIH-DHHS-USA Mixed Methods Intervention Using A Decision Aid for Treatment of AppendicitisRole: Co-Investigator (Morris PI)Total Cost: $426,250 (.36 Cal Mos.)Dates: 04/01/17 – 03/31/22

NIH-DHHS-USEvaluating the impact of high hospital occupancy on older patient outcomes: A mixed methods studyRole: Co-Investigator (Abir PI)Total Cost: $3,984,750 (.84 Cal Mos.)Dates: 04/01/17 – 03/31/22

Beaumont Research Institute/NIHPrenatal Behavioral Intervention to Prevent Urinary Incontinence, a Single Arm Mixed Methods Evaluation TrialRole: Principal InvestigatorTotal Cost: $33,590Dates: 07/07/17 – 06/30/19

Completed Research Grants07/01/95 – 09/30/96 Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan ($10,086)

Japanese Physicians’ and Patients’ Beliefs About Cancer Truth Telling. Role: PI

07/01/97 – 06/30/98 Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan ($6,688)Japanese Couples’ Experiences with the Birthing Process in the United States. Role: PI

10/01/98 – 07/31/99 U.S. Department of Defense ($441,259) Assessing Patient Values Towards Prostate Cancer Genetic Screening. Role: Co-I

04/01/99 – 09/30/99 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation ($9,991)Cost Effectiveness of Vaginal Smear Screening after Total Hysterectomy for Benign Disease. Role: PI

03/01/00 – 09/30/00 Pfizer Japan ($35,000) Medical Care Seeking Decision Making in Japan and the United States. Role: Co-I

07/01/00 – 06/30/05 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ($239,995) Decisions AboutPrevention Study (DAPS): Prioritization of and Consent for Preventive Services in Generalist Practice. Role: PI

10/01/00 – 09/30/01 Michigan Department of Community Health ($258,979)


Colorectal Cancer Screening Behavioral Interventions. Role: Co-I

04/01/01 – 07/31/01 Center for Research on Ethnicity, Culture, and Health ($2,000)Patient Assessment of Quality in Five Cultural Groups.

Role: PI

01/01/02 – 09/30/03 Michigan Department of Community Health ($221,538) Multi-media Decision Aid to Promote Colorectal Cancer Screening. Role: Co-I

06/01/02 – 05/31/03 Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan ($10,000)Innovations in Informed Consent: Outcomes of Advanced Consent for Epidural Anesthesia for Japanese Obstetrics Patients. Role: PI

07/01/03 – 04/30/05 Center for Japanese Studies ($9,000) Depression Screening for Overseas Japanese Patients. Role: PI

02/01/04 – 01/30/05 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation ($10,000)Opportunities for Error Reduction and Improved Healthcare Quality by Examining Data from Family Medicine Morbidity and Mortality. Role: Co-I

03/01/04 – 10/31/04 American Academy of Family Physicians ($5,000) Prevalence of Soccer Related Injuries and Parental Attitudes regarding their Child’s use of Protective Equipment During Soccer. Role: Co-I

09/01/04 – 02/28/05 Office of the Vice President for Research ($8,532) Improving Preventive Care Delivery during Primary Care Health Maintenance Examinations. Role: PI

09/30/04 – 06/30/08 NIH Roadmap (HHSN268200425219C) ($2,177,800)NIH-Roadmap; Michigan Clinical Research Collaboratory (MCRC) Project: An Integrated Academic Community Research Enterprise. Role: Co-I

01/01/05 – 12/31/05 Center for Japanese Studies (University of Michigan) ($2,000)Japanese Medical Students Attitudes about Primary Care and Specialty Care in Japan. Role: PI

05/01/05 – 12/31/06 Center for Japanese Studies ($4,000) Perspectives of Japanese Men and Women on Cancer Screening. Role: Co-I

09/01/05 – 08/30/09 NIH Social and Cultural Dimensions of Health (1 R01 MH71307-01A1) ($229,868) Mixed Method Analysis of Japanese Depression. Role: PI at University of Michigan


09/30/06 – 12/31/07 The Regents of the University of Michigan ($99,999) Improving Prevention Delivery Using an Interactive Information Technology System (PreventIT). Role: PI

08/01/08 – 07/31/09 NIH (1 R41 CA128117-04A2) ($78,005) Chronic Disease Management System. Role: Co-I

09/30/08 – 09/29/10 NIH (5 R03 LM010052-02) ($25,000) (no cost extension 9/30/11)Partners in Research Program, NIH, National Library of

MedicineMedical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Experience

(MITRE), Role: PI

02/01/09 – 02/01/10 Westat (N010988) ($100,000) Research Partnership with a State-wide Network of Federally Qualified Health Centers. Role: Co-I

08/11/09 – 07/31/10 NIH (1R43CA141987-01) (Total Cost: $482,155; Total UM Award: $37,920) Modeling Professional Attitudes and Teaching Humanistic Communication in VR (M-PathicVR). Role: PI at UM (Kron PI at Medical Cyberworlds, Inc)

09/01/09 – 08/31/12 Qatar Foundation (NPRP08-530-3-116) (Total Cost:$1,001,965; Total UM Award: $350,001) Providing Culturally Appropriate Health Care Services in Qatar: Development of a Multilingual “Patient Cultural Assessment of Quality” Instrument. Role: Lead Co-PI at UM (Khidir Co-PI at Qatar)

09/30/09 – 09/29/10 NIH (3R03LM010052-01-S1) Supplement to the MITRE project; Addition of Four Preteen and Four Teenage Focus Groups ($19,282). Role: PI

12/01/09 – 11/30/10 MICHR (UL1RR024986) ($5,000) Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Expertise (MITRE). Role: PI

06/01/10 – 05/31/11 Fostering Innovations Grants Program (FIGS) University of Michigan ($6,990) Pregnant Japanese Women’s Views about using a Kindle e-book Reader for Health Education. Role: Co-Investigator (Mulholland PI).

06/30/10 – 05/31/11 MICHR UL1RR024986 (Equipment only) ($5,000) Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE). Role: PI


06/30/10 – 05/31/11 MICHR UL1RR024986 (equipment only) ($10,000) Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE). Role: PI

07/01/10 – 06/30/11 Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) ($2,000) Cultural Acceptability of Group OB Visits to Japanese Women.Role: PI

07/15/10 – 12/31/12 Agency on Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) 1R18H519147-01 ($477,496) Multi-Method Evaluation of Physician Group Incentive Programs for PCMH Transition.Role: PI

09/27/10 – 08/31/13 NINDS/NIH 1U01NS073476(No Cost Ext. 08/31/14) ($1,985,521) Accelerating Drug and Device Evaluation through

Innovative Clinical Trial Design-Adaptive Design TrialRole: Co-I (Barsan PI)

09/30/10 – 09/30/13 Agency on Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) 1R18H5020108-01 ($353,127) A Comparison of Provider Versus Health Plan Delivered Care Management in Michigan.Role: Co-I (Green PI at UM, Holtrop PI at MSU)

09/01/12 – 01/31/15 NIH/NCATS 9R44TR000360-04Modeling Professional Attitudes and Teaching Humanistic Communication in Virtual Reality (MPathic VR II) ($269,579).Role: Co-PI, UM (Kron Co-PI, Medical Cyberworlds, Inc.)

06/01/13 – 05/31/14 Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan($2,000) The Multicultural Assessment Instrument-Japanese

Role: PI

09/26/14 – 12/31/15 Center for Japanese Studies (CJS); Global Reach at U-M ($1,310)Saving 10,000: Winning a War on Suicide in Japan. Role: Co-PI, UM (Teo Co-PI at Oregon Health University)

06/01/15 – 05/30/16 Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) ($2,000)Contemporary Medical Ethics and Family Medicine Issues in Japan. Role: PI

Completed Educational Grants01/01/99 – 12/31/99 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($2,000)

JHEP: Japanese Health Education Project—Web Page Development. Role: PI

07/01/99 – 06/30/00 University of Michigan Center for Japanese Studies ($7,500)


Japan – US, Nagoya University-University of Michigan Family Medicine Exchange Program. Role: PI

07/01/99 – 06/30/00 NHK International ($5,000) Japan – US, Nagoya University-University of Michigan Family Medicine Exchange Program. Role: PI

07/01/99 – 06/30/00 Toyota Technical Center ($5,000) Japan – US, Nagoya University-University of Michigan Family Medicine Exchange Program. Role: PI

07/01/99 – 06/30/00 Daikin Clutch ($5,000) Japan – US, Nagoya University-University of Michigan Family Medicine Exchange Program. Role: PI

07/01/99 – 06/30/02 Toyota Motor Corporation ($105,000) Japan – US, Nagoya University-University of Michigan Family Medicine Exchange Program. Role: PI

01/01/00 – 12/31/00 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($5,000)Japan – US Medical Exchange Project at the University of Michigan. Role: PI

01/01/01 – 12/31/01 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($5,000) Japan – US Medical Exchange Project at the University of Michigan. Role: PI


01/01/03 – 12/31/03 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($3,000)Japan – US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of Michigan. Role: PI

01/01/04 – 12/31/04 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($3,000)Japan – US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of Michigan. Role: PI


09/01/05 – 08/30/06 Medical School Administration (University of Michigan) ($49,992) Bioethics in the Medical Curriculum. Role: Co-Investigator



01/01/07 – 12/31/07 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($4,000) Japan – US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of Michigan. Role: PI



01/01/10 – 12/31/10 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($4,000) Japan-US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of Michigan. Role: PI

04/01/10 – 03/31/15 Shizuoka Prefectural Government ($1,978,635) (No-Cost Ext. 03/31/16) Shizuoka-University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training

Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project. Role: PI






01/01/16 – 12/31/16 Japanese Business Society of Detroit Foundation ($3,000)Japan-US Medical Education and Exchange Project of the University of Michigan. Role: PI


01/01/16 – 12/31/16 University of Michigan Family Medicine Department ($191,963) Mixed Methods Research and Scholarship Program in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Michigan. Role: PI

Completed Academic Support 07/01/98 – 06/30/00 University of Michigan Faculty Group Practice ($160,000)

Ventures Investment Fund-Japanese Family Health Program.Role: PI

06/01/08 – Present Jitsukoukai Medical Foundation ($150,000). Role: PI

Honors and Awards

1982 Miyo Kawai Memorial Award, Japanese Studies Student of the Year, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1983 Arts and Sciences Award for Scholarship in Japanese, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1986 Phi Beta Kappa, Epsilon Chapter, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1989 Clinical Award in Preventive Medicine, Department of Preventive Medicine for Research in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Tongji Medical University, Peoples Republic of China; Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1989 Thomas E. Rardin, MD, Award from the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians for Essay "Research During Residency?" Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

1990 Nominee for North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians Second Year Resident of the Year, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1991 "Adjunct" to State of North Carolina Japan Center for Service to the North Carolina Japan Center and the local Japanese Community, Raleigh, North Carolina.

1991 Nominee for North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians Third Year Resident of the Year, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1996 Award for Best Paper of the Year, 日本人家庭医療研修医の研修プログラムに対する態度：米国研修医との比較 (The

Attitudes of Japanese Family Medicine Residents Towards Their Training Programs: A Comparison with Those of United States Residents), published in the 1995 Japanese Journal of Primary Care, presented by the Japanese Academy of Primary Care, Hiroshima, Japan.

1998 Ramesh Verma Diversity Award, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.


2005 First Annual Cultural Competency Exchange Group Award, Program for Multicultural Health, Cultural Competency Division, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2007 – 2008 Best Doctors in America®, Best Doctors®, Inc.2009 Best Doctor at SuggestADoctor.com.2011 Faculty Mentor Award for Resident Original Projects, Department

of Family Medicine, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2011 – 2016 Best Doctors in America®, Best Doctors®, Inc.2013 The Laurita Thomas Diversity Award, University of Michigan

Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.2014 Selected For Best Oral Presentation by a Faculty/Teacher.

Fetters MD, Khidir A, Maha M, Abdelrahim H, Qaiser H, Plegue M, Sen A, Padela A, Hammoud M, Alkhal K, Aikens J. Multicultural Assessment Inventory: Psychometric Testing Demonstrates Internal Consistency, Reliability and Validity for Assessing Acculturation in Health Care Research. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXVII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May, 2014.

2016-2017 Fulbright Distinguished Chair In the Social Sciences, Peking University of Health Sciences, Bejing, People’s Republic of China, September, 2016 to January, 2017.

Memberships in Professional Societies

1985 – Present American Medical Association (AMA)1989 – 1994 North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians (NCAFP)1989 – Present American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)1990 – Present World Organization of National Colleges (WONCA), Academies

and Academic Associations of General Practitioners/Family Physicians

1992 – 1995 Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine (ATPM)1992 – Present Japanese Academy of Family Medicine1992 – Present Japanese Academy of Primary Care1994 – 1998 Society for Health and Human Values1994 – Present Michigan Academy of Family Physicians (MAFP)1997 – 1998 American Association of Bioethics1998 – 2000 American Society of Bioethics and Humanities2000 – Present The Japan Society for Medical Education

Editorial Positions, Boards, and Peer-Review Service

Editorial Positions/ Boards 2005 – 2008 Journal of Mixed Methods Research (JMMR)


2009 – Present Journal of Mixed Methods Research (JMMR), Associate Editor

Peer-Review Service1996 Social Science and Medicine1997 Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA)1998 American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology1998 Bioethics1998 Annals of Behavioral Science and Medical Education 1999 Annals of Internal Medicine 1999 Journal of Family Practice2000 Journal of Japanese Studies 2001 Journal of Clinical Ethics 2002 Journal of Palliative Medicine2002 Health Sciences 2002 Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 2003 Journal of Health & Social Behavior 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009 Annals of Family Medicine 2005 Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2005 Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal2005 International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine2005 Journal of General Internal Medicine2005 Medical Care2006 – Present Journal Mixed Methods Research (JMMR)2007 Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM)2008 – Present BMC Medical Education2009 International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics2011 Journal of the American Board Family Medicine (JABFM)2011 Sage Publications-Prospectus Review

Teaching

1991 – 1992 Clinical Preventive Services in Family Practice, Co-Coordinator of Weekly Seminar for Family Practice Residents, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1992 Preceptor, Physical Diagnosis Course for Second-Year Medical Students, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1993 Instructor, Clinical Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine Course for Second Year Medical Students, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1993 – 1994 Preceptor, Family Medicine Elective for Medical Students and a Pre-Med Student, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1994 – 1996 Mentor, Medical Mentor Program, University of Michigan School of Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan.


1994 – Present Attending Physician, Department of Family Medicine Inpatient Services, Ann Arbor, MI.

1994 – 1996 Attending Physician, Department of Family Medicine Inpatient Services: Family Practice Service at Chelsea Community Hospital, Chelsea, Michigan.

1994 – 1999 Attending Physician, Department of Family Medicine Inpatient Services: Beyer Community Hospital, Ypsilanti, Michigan.

1994 – 2002 Attending Physician, Department of Family Medicine Inpatient Services: Family Practice Service, University of Michigan Hospitals Service, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1994 – 2007 University Family Medicine Service and Family Mother Baby Service, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1994 – Present Attending Physician, Department of Family Medicine Inpatient Services: Resident Precepting, Family Medicine Resident, Chelsea Family Practice Center, Chelsea, Michigan and Ypsilanti Family Practice Center, Ypsilanti, Michigan.

1995 Vaginal Cytologic smears after hysterectomy. Department of Family Practice, November.

1995 – 1999 Inteflex Course for Medical Students, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1995 – 2003 Introduction to the Patient, Course, Small Group Session Leader, Second Year Medical Students, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1996 Error in Medicine: There can be error without negligence. Hewlett Inpatient Service Teaching Rounds for Residents and Medical Students, January.

1996 Introduction to qualitative research. Clinical Scholars Program Research Seminar, February.

1996 Encounters with medicine in Japan. Family Medicine Interest Group Presentation, Department of Family Practice, February.

1996 Pronouncing death. Family Practice Resident and Student Teaching Conference, July.

1996 What is research? Department of Family Practice, Professional Skills Curriculum, September.

1996 Introduction to bioethics. M1 Students. Small Group Leader for M1 Students, September.

1996 Doctors, patients or families: Who makes the medical decisions in Japan? Center for Japanese Studies, Noon Lecture Series, September.

1996 Oral contraceptive pills. They’re not just for sex. Hewlett Inpatient Service Teaching Rounds for Residents and Medical Students, October.

1996 Vaginal cytologic smears after hysterectomy. Towsley Center, 4th Annual Primary Health Care of Women, November.

1996 Ethics in the clinical encounter: Who decides? Grand Rounds, Department of Family Practice, January.


1996 Error in medicine: There can be error without negligence. Family Practice Resident Ethics Conference, February.

1996 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in Japan. Family Practice Resident and Student Teaching Conference, July.

1996 The transformation of medical decision-making. Clinical Scholars Program, August.

1997 Treating an infant and mother across a cultural divide. Towsley Center, Bioethics Grand Rounds, November.

1998 Caring for Japanese patients: Cultural differences and clinical implications. University Health System (UMHS) Ad Forum, August.

1998 Medical decision-making paradigms at the end of life: A comparison of Japanese and U.S. physicians. Decision Behavior Consortium, September.

1998 Medical care implications of a multicultural society: The Japanese health initiative. Department of Family Medicine, Twentieth Anniversary Symposium, May.

1998 Multicultural competence in patient care. Focus the Light of Diversity Conference, April.

1998 Pronouncing patients dead. Family Medicine Resident July Block Month teaching session, July.

1998 Panel discussion: Comparison of care in the U.S. and Japan. U.S.-Japan Training Institute in Geriatric Care, August.

1998 Cost-effectiveness of vaginal smear screening after total hysterectomy for benign disease. Decision Behavior Consortium, September.

1999 Understanding diversity in your practice: The challenge of multi-ethnic and special needs populations. 8th Annual Primary Health Care of Women, December.

1999 The Japanese family health program-a model for integration of patient care/service, education, research, and community outreach. Diversity and Healthcare: The Impact of Multiculturalism on Health, April.

1999 Alternative medicine in primary care practice. University Health Services, September.

1999 Culturally competent care for Japanese patients, March.2000 Cost-effectiveness of Papanicolaou screening for vaginal cancer

after total hysterectomy for benign disease. Decision Consortium Program, The May Conference, May.

2000 Physician-surrogate conflict in palliative care. Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, August.

2000 Medical introduction to medical ethics: Who decides? Family Medicine Interns. Ypsilanti Family Practice Center, July 2000.

2000 Conflict in care due to strong personal values: Circumcisions, birth control pills, and medical management of miscarriage as a resident. Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, November.


2000 Pronouncing patients dead. Family Medicine Resident July Block Month teaching session, July.

2001 A multivitamin with folic acid can save your baby’s life before being born! Asian American Health Seminar and Screening, School of Nursing, November.

2001 To treat or not to treat when the patient is a family member: That is the question. Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, October.

2001 Conflicts between parents, the patient, and her doctor. A Mock Ethics Committee, April.

2001 Innovations in developing and implementing a medical ethics curriculum for family medicine residents. Medical Education Day 2001, January.

2001 Cultural influences on health of overseas Japanese people. Center For Research On Ethnicity, Culture and Health, October.

2001 Universal health insurance and the family physician: Where do you sit? Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, May.

2001 Using medical interpreters: Clinical and ethical skills. Panel discussants included three professional medical interpreters: Donna Maloney, Jane Miller and Demetri Polyntsev. Biomedical Ethics Grand Rounds, March.

2001 Complementary and alternative medicine in clinical practice: Ethical considerations. Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, January.

2002 Otho Resident Education Day. Detroit Biomedical Ethics Retreat, May.

2002 Ethical perspectives on the use of force in the care of children. University Hospitals, Pediatric Ethics Committee, Continuing Education, March.

2002 48th Annual Fall Student Biomedical Research Forum, November.2003 Dealing with challenging patients in family practice. Family

Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, September.2003 Investigative model of problem solving: Launching your original

projects. HO II September Block Day, September.2003 Asking original project questions. HO II September Block Day,

September.2003 Cultural issues in the care of Japanese patients. Graduate course in

Nurse Midwifery and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, April.2003 Decision-making capacity and surrogate decision-making. Medical

Ethics in Family Practice Core Curriculum, June.2003 Decisions about preventive services. Family Medicine, Grand

Rounds, April.2004 Physician and patient prioritization model of health maintenance

examinations. Decision Consortium, The May Conference, May.


2004 Before I just thought about medical care: General practitioners’ experiences with long-term care insurance in Japan. Long-term Care Conference, January.

2004 Discussion: An Hmong family. UMHS Diversity Community Read, October.

2004 Racism in medicine: What can we learn from the book, Why are all the black kids sitting together in the cafeteria? Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, December.

2004 Another take on consent during physical examinations: Findings from the decisions about preventive services study. Bioethics Values and Society Faculty Seminar, March.

2004 Grant writing. AMSSM Research Workshop for Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellows, July.

2005 Caring for Japanese patients. United Asian American Medical Student Association, February.

2005 Informed consent during routine primary care? Department of Family Medicine Resident Conference, March.

2006 Introduction to medical ethics: Who decides? Department of Family Medicine, June.

2006 Depression in Japanese people living in Michigan. Depression Center Colloquium Series, February.

2006 Decisions about preventive services: A new model for delivery. Grand Rounds, Department of Family Medicine, November 2006.

2007 Writing about teaching of medical ethics: The Wizard of Osler and Readers’ Theater. Bioethics Program and the Life Sciences & Society Program, April.

2007 “Doc, what do you think is the answer to the health mess?” Family Medicine Medical Ethics Curriculum, December.

2007 Current teachings of ethics and professionalism at the University of Michigan: A survey of course and clerkship directors. Bioethics Program and the Life Sciences & Society Program, September.

2007 Withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment: The ethical foundation. Ethics in Family Medicine Curriculum, October.

2007 Medical care in Japan, health care organization: An international perspective, School of Public Health, October.

2008 Culturally sensitive care for patients: Lessons learned from caring for Japanese patients. FRIENDS meeting, May.

2008 Falling through the cracks. The role of root cause analysis in quality improvement. Outpatient Morbidity and Mortality Conference, Department of Family Medicine, May.

2008 Evaluation of teaching in ethics & professionalism at the University of Michigan Medical School: A case study. Medical Education Day 2008, Towsley Center, June.

2008 Ethics. Department of Family Medicine Grand Rounds, September.2008 Election 2008: Ethical implications for health care. Bioethics

Grand Rounds, September.


2008 Improving the health of minority women: lessons learned from caring for Japanese Women. Women’s Health Program, Annual Women’s Health Retreat, November.

2009 Providing culturally competent health care to Japanese patients: looking forward, looking back. University of Michigan Grand Rounds, September.

2009 Free Clinics: A review of the literature for establishing a research agenda. UROP Celebrating 20 Years of Seeking Answers, 2009 Spring Symposium Student Poster Presentations, April.

2009 A collaboration between the Detroit Science Center and the University of Michigan, MICHR Community Forum, Detroit Science Center, MICHR. Medical Marvels interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE), May.

2009 UMHS guidelines for adult preventative care. Geriatric Noon Clinical Conference Seminar Series, East Ann Arbor Health and Geriatrics Center, May.

2009 Medical Marvels interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE). Partners for Health Communities Symposium Program, May.

2009 Ethics. University of Michigan Grand Round, September.2010 Case studies of Japanese families in Michigan. Understanding your

Japanese Students Conference, International Institute, June.2010 Use of force in the care of children: Ethics and humanities

perspectives. Medical Ethics in Family Practice Core Curriculum, Ethics presentation to residents during Family Medicine Grand Rounds, Department of Family Medicine, June.

2010 Ethics, Advance Care Planning: Do-not-resuscitate order failures and fixes, University of Michigan Grand Rounds, March.

2010 Public opinions on participating in medical research and about medical researchers: Findings from the medical marvels interactive translational research experience (MITRE) project baseline survey in the Detroit Science Center. First Annual Bioethics Research Colloquium, May.

2010 Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research experience (MITRE): Use of a community forum to teach about informed consent for research. Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine Seminar, October.

2011 Cultural issues in patient care – the example of Japanese patients, lecture for Medical Anthropology class, February.

2011 Mixed Methods Research Design – basic workshop, Aalborg Psychiatric Summer School, Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aalborg University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark.

2011 – 2012 Course Instructor, Japan Independent Study, Center for Japanese Studies 591-13, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2011 – 2014 Adult Clinical Preventive Care (UMHS Clinical Guideline), Co-author. Audience: This self-study activity is appropriate for


primary care clinicians and other health care providers offering preventive health care for adults. (Self Study, available through the UM CME website: http://ocpd.me.umich.edu/cme).




2014 Mixed Methods Research Design – advanced workshop, Aalborg Psychiatric Summer School, Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aalborg University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark.

Committee, Organizational, and Volunteer Service

Committee-National1992 – 1998 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) – International

Steering Committee (Secretary 1995 – 1997; Vice-Chairman 1997 – 1998).

1999 – 2001 Group on Ethics and Humanities (Co–Chair).2003 – 2004 Planning Committee, Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty

Scholars Program Meeting, Houston, Texas.

Committee-Institutional1991 – 1992 Family Practice Residency Director Search Committee,

University of North Carolina, Department of Family Practice, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1992 – 1994 Clinical Scholars Program Computer Committee, University of North Carolina, Clinical Scholars Program, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

1996 – 2001 Family Practice Professional Skills Curriculum Committee,University of Michigan, Department of Family Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1996 – 2006 Pediatrics Ethics Committee, University of Michigan Health Systems, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

1998 – 1999 Community Relations Task Force, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2000 – 2003 Faculty Selection Committee, Bioethics Program, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2000 – Present Committee on Student Biomedical Research, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2004 – 2005 Data Safety and Monitoring Board, University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center Chemoprevention Program,


http://ocpd.me.umich.edu/cme

Ann Arbor, Michigan.2007 – 2008 Faculty Fellowship Committee, Center for Japanese Studies,

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.2007 – Present Clinical Lead, Adult Preventive Services Guideline Committee,

University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan.2008 – 2010 Family Practice Professional Skills Curriculum Committee,

University of Michigan, Department of Family Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2010 – Present Global Health and Community Service Task Force, University of Michigan, Department of Family Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2010 – Present Faculty Research Grants Committee, Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2011 – Present Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine (CBSSM), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2012 Reviewer, Individual Fellowship (IIIF) applications for International Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2012 Pilot Grant Program Reviewer for Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research (MICHR) at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2013 Global Reach, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.2013-2015 Student Biomedical Research Program (SBRP), Faculty Advisory

Subcommittee, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.2014-Present UMMS Global Health and Disparities Path of Excellence,

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Study Sections1996 Agency for Health Care Policy and Research,

MEDTEP Research on Non-Cancerous Uterine Conditions.2003 Office of the Vice President for Research and the Life Sciences,

Values and Society Program Seed Grant Program, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2007 – 2008 University of Michigan, Center for Japanese Studies Faculty Research Grants Committee, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2007 – 2008 University of Michigan, Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research Pilot Program Scientific Review Committee, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

2009 Millennium Promise Awards: Non-communicable Chronic Diseases Research Training Program for the Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.

2010 Millennium Promise Awards: Non communicable Chronic Diseases Research Training Program for the Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.

2010 Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.


2010 Recovery Act Limited Competition: Framework Programs for Global Health Signature Innovations Initiative, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.

Guideline Panels2009 – Present UM Adult Preventive Services Guideline Committee – Chair,

Ann Arbor, Michigan.2011 NIH Guidelines for Mixed Methods Research, Office of

Behavioral and Social Science Research, Bethesda, Maryland.2012 Family Medicine Program Development, Inoue Hospital,

Nagasaki, Japan.

Consulting Positions

Research1996 – 1997 Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare. 妊産婦死亡の原因の究

明に関する研究 (Investigation of the Causes of Maternal Mortality). PI: Ken Nagaya, MD.

1997 SmithKline Beecham. Investigating Physician Treatment Decision Making in Japan.

1999 Health Media Inc. Advising on Technical Translation of Japanese and Culturally Competent Materials on Preventive Health for use in Japan.

2000 – 2001 Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fluoride Information Program (FIP). Vaccine Information Program. PI: Amid Ismail, BDS, MPH, DrPH.

2002 – 2003 Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare. The Role of Families and Public In-home Help Services in Determining the Institutionalization of the Elderly. PIs: Ryutaro Takahashi, MD, PhD; Yuko Suda, PhD.

2002 – 2003 Japanese Ministry of Education and Science. The Experience of Care: Searching for Factors to Maximize the Effect of Public In-Home Help Services. PI’s: Ryutaro Takahashi, MD, PhD; Yuko Suda, PhD.

2003 – Present Shiga University Medical Sciences, Residency Program Development, Shiga, Japan.

2007 – 2008 Medical Cyberworlds, Inc. Digital Media in Education and Development of Massive Multiplayer Online Gaming for Teaching Medical Ethics and Humanities, Madison, Wisconsin. PI: Fred Kron, MD.

2010 – 2011 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Safety Net Planning Committee.

2012 Family Medicine Program Development, Inoue Hospital, Nagasaki, Japan.


Education2000, 2002, 2005 Curriculum development-student and resident. Department of

General Medicine, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan. 2000, 2007 Curriculum development-resident. Department of General

Medicine, Nagasaki University, Nagasaki, Japan. 2000 Curriculum development-resident, General Medicine, Oita

University, Oita, Japan.2003 – 2009 Curriculum reform and development. Shiga University Medical

Sciences, Shiga, Japan.2005 – 2006 Curriculum development-student and resident, Mie Medical

School, Mie University, Tsu, Japan.2008 – Present Residency program creation, development and implementation

through collaboration of hospital directors, city mayors and prefectural governors, Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Kikugawa, Iwata and Mori-machi cities, Shizuoka, Japan.

Legal2003 Expert witness on criminal case of Japanese male tried in

Michigan. Neil H. Fink, Esq., PC., Detroit, Michigan.

Visiting Professorships, Seminars, and Extramural Invited Presentations

Visiting Professorships1. Research methods consultation and grand rounds. Department of Family Medicine,

Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 2001.2. Resident and student curriculum development, lecturing, grand rounds. Shiga University of

Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, June 2005. 3. Resident and student clinical teaching consultation, program development and small group

teaching. Department of Medical Education, Mie University School of Medicine, Mie University, Tsu-city, Mie Prefecture, Japan, October 2006.

4. Resident and student curriculum development, teaching, grand rounds. Department of Medical Education, Mie University School of Medicine, Mie University, Tsu-city, Mie Prefecture, Japan, May 2007.

5. Ethics curriculum development and grand rounds. University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, 2007.

6. Research development and grand rounds, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, October 2008.

7. Research development and grand rounds. Louisiana State University School of Nursing, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 2009.

8. Research development and grand rounds, Graduate School, College of Medicine, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan, November 2009.

9. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, April 2010.


10. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, April, September 2011.

11. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, January, April, September 2012.

12. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, January, April, July, October 2013.

13. Residency program development, Shiga University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, April 2011.

14. Residency program development, Shiga University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, September 2012.

15. Residency program development, Shiga University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, March, July, November 2013.

16. Residency program development, Shiga University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, March 2014.

17. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, January, March, April 2014.

18. Shizuoka – University of Michigan Advanced Residency Training, Exchange and Research in Family Medicine (SMARTER Family Medicine) Project, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, January 2015.

Seminars/Workshops1. Creswell JW, Fetters MD, Ivankova NV. Developing a rigorous, systematic multi-method

study in family medicine. North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2002.

2. Fetters MD , Sebata K. 質的研究における実用的手法 (Practical methods in qualitative research). The Fourth International Primary Care Forum – Qualitative research in primary care, Nagoya University, Japan, November 2002.

3. Fetters MD . Family practice in Japan. WONCA/American Association of Family Physicians Convention 2004, Orlando, Florida, October 2004.

4. Fetters MD , Ivankova NV, Creswell JW. Conducting mixed methods studies in family medicine. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 2005.

5. Creswell JW, Plano-Clark V, Fetters MD. How to design a mixed methods study. Second Mixed Methods Conference, Cambridge, England, July 2006.

6. Fetters MD , Pluye P. Mixed methods research: Introduction, research questions, study design and implementation planning. North American Primary Research Group (NAPCRG), Montreal, Quebec, Canada, November 2009.

7. Fetters MD , Pluye P. Mixed methods workshop, North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

8. Fetters MD , Jorgensen R. Mixed methods research design, Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark, August-September 2011.


9. Fetters MD , Pluye P. Mixed methods research: Introduction, research questions, study design and implementation planning, North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta (Canada), November 2011.

10. Fetters MD , Jorgensen R. Mixed methods research design, Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2012.

11. Fetters MD , Crabtree B. 静岡家庭医養成プログラム混合研究法ワークショップShizuoka family medicine mixed methods workshop, Kikugawa, Japan, September 2012.

12. Fetters MD . 家庭医療レジデント募集ワークショップ：米国における家庭医療研修Family medicine recruitment workshop: Family medicine residency in the US, Mori-machi, Japan, September 2012.

13. Fetters MD . 混合研究法を用いた研究のデザイン Designing mixed methods research projects workshop at Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, January 2013.

14. Fetters MD , Crabtree B, Jorgensen R. Mixed Methods research design, Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2013.

15. Fetters MD . Family medicine mixed methods workshop: "混合研究法のリサーチクエスチョン (Mixed methods research question)," " 混合研究法デザイン (Mixed Methods

Designs)," " 研究実施計画書 (Implementation matrix)," Shizuoka, Japan, October 2013.16. Fetters MD . International Mixed Methods Research Symposium: 混合研究法概説

(Introduction to mixed methods research), Tokyo, Japan, October 2013.17. Fetters MD . Qualitative field observations 101: Practical skills and approaches for

enriching primary care research projects (workshop), North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, November 2013.

18. Fetters MD . Introduction to Mixed Methods Research, Japan Academy of Community Health Nursing, Faculty of Nursing, Toho University, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan, March, 2014.

19. Fetters MD , Crabtree B. Qualitative Methods Workshop, Mie University, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, October 2014.

20. Fetters MD . Practical approaches to integration in Mixed Methods Research (workshop), NAPCRG, New York, NY, November 2014.

21. Fetters MD . マイク先生：「家庭医が知っておくべき医療エコロジー」 "What every family physician needs to know about the ecology of medical care," Grand Rounds, Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2015.

22. Fetters MD , Crabtree B. Research Workshop: Doing Qualitative Analysis, 質的データ分析の実際, Kakegawa-shi Shogai Gakushu Center, Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2015.

23. Fetters MD , Crabtree B. Research lectures (for PGY1&2), Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2015.

24. Fetters MD . UM Alumni Talk: U of M Japanese Family Health Program: Delivering culturally appropriate health care and medical training, Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2015.

25. Creswell JW, Fetters MD. China National Master of Public Administration Meeting, Mixed Methods Research Workshop, Beihang University, Beijing, China, March 2015.

26. Creswell JW, Fetters MD. Mixed Methods Research Workshop and research consultations, George Institute of Global Health, Beijing, China, March 2015.

27. Creswell JW, Fetters MD. Beijing Mixed Methods Symposium and Workshops, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University, Beijing, China, March 2015.


28. Fetters MD . Qualitative Data Analysis Workshop, George Institute of Global Health, Beijing, China, March 2015.

29. Fetters MD . Easy Steps to your First Publication, Workshop, St. Paul’s Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 2015.

30. Fetters MD , Creswell, Johnson B, Bazeley P. 混合研究法国際シンポジウム＠青学（Mixed Methods Research International Symposium ＠Aogaku), Aoyama Gakuin University, Aogaku, Japan, September 2015.

31. Fetters MD , Creswell JW, Johnson RB, Crabtree BF, Bazeley P, Inaba M, Kikai H, Naito T, Hirose M, Yasuda H. Mixed Methods International Research Association (MMIRA) Conference (2015), (Opening and Closing remarks, Panel discussions, Introduction to Mixed Methods Research Workshop and “Meet the Experts” session), Osaka, Japan, September 2015.

32. Fetters MD , Creswell JW. Qualitative and Mixed Methods Workshop, The University of Michigan/VA Center for Clinical Management Research Qualitative and Mixed Methods Core Group, Ann Arbor, Michigan, November, 2015.

33. Fetters MD , Creswell JW. Designing a Mixed Methods Project: An Interactive Participatory Workshop, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, March 2016.34. Fetters MD , Creswell JW, Guetterman TC. Writing Your Mixed Methods Research for

Publication Workshop, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 2016.

Extramural Invited Presentations

Keynote Presentations at Professional Meetings1. Fetters MD . Primary care research is needed: Office-based research networks are possible.

Nagoya-Michigan, US-Japan Family Medicine Exchange Program, Fall 1999.2. Fetters MD. Suzuki T. Developing a medical ethics curriculum. Second Nagoya-Michigan

Primary Care Forum, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, September/October 2000.3. Fetters MD . プライマリケア医の卒前医学教育への参加 ―• 成功するための STFM

プリセプター教育プロジェクトの方略 (Primary care physician’s participation in undergraduate medical education: Strategies for success from the STFM Preceptor Education Project). Japanese Academy of Family Physicians, Tokyo, Japan, November 2002.

4. Fetters MD , Family physician training in Japan, co-leader and panelist for symposium. Nagoya, Japan, November 2002.

5. Fetters MD . 集中治療医学と家庭医療学：よりよい治療を目指して (Intensive care medicine and family medicine: Aiming for better patient care). 33rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Intensive Care Medicine, Intensive Care and Family Medicine (ICU Gakkai meeting), International Conference Center, Osaka City, Japan, March 2006.

6. Fetters MD . Current status of group practice in the United States and Canada-Problems and insights for Japan. Sixteenth Japanese Society of Group Practice Meeting, Tokyo, Japan, November 2009.

7. Fetters MD . Throwing health sciences into the mixed methods mix. Sixth Mixed Methods International Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, July 2010.


8. Fetters MD . Virtual patients, cross-cultural research in four languages and adaptive trials: Innovative applications of mixed methods research. NIH Behavioral and Social Science Research Lecture Series, Rockville, Maryland, May 2011.

9. Fetters MD . Mixed methods in health sciences research: Combining qualitative and quantitative data for understanding perplexing problems. Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark, September 2011.

10. Fetters MD . Aalborg Integration in Mixed Methods Research. Aalborg Psychiatric Hospital, Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2014.

11. Fetters MD . Opening Ceremony, First Mixed Methods International Research Association Conference (2015), Osaka, Japan, September 2015.

12. Fetters MD . 混合研究法〜よいスタートをきるために〜 (Mixed Methods-Getting a good start(, Aoyama Gakuin, Aogaku, November 2015.

International Invited Presentations1. Fetters MD , Danis M. We live too short, and die too long – On Japanese and U.S.

physicians’ care-giving practices and approaches to withholding life sustaining treatments. Abe Program Seminar, Care and meaning in late life: Culture, policy, and practice in Japan and the United States. Zushi, Japan, February 1998.

2. Fetters MD . 高齢脳卒中患者の治療における文化的政策的差異 • (Cultural and policy differences in the treatment of an elderly stroke patient). Center for Global Partnership Public Forum – Japan – US dialogue on care for the elderly: Common challenges. Osaka and Tokyo, Japan, March 2000.

3. Fetters MD . 医療倫理カリキュラムの発展 (Developing a medical ethics curriculum). The Second Nagoya University – University of Michigan Primary Care Forum. Nagoya University, Kakuyu Kaikan, Japan, October 2000.

4. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学における研究 (Research in family medicine).The First Nagasaki-Michigan Family Medicine Forum, Nagasaki University Hospital, Nagasaki, City, Japan, October 2000.

5. Biggs WS, Fetters MD. アメリカにおける家庭医療学の卒後研修医教育 (Post-graduate residency education in family medicine in the United States). Mie University, Tsu City, Japan, October 2000.

6. Fetters MD , Biggs WS. アメリカの家庭医療学における卒後研修教育 (Post-graduate residency education in family medicine in the United States). Oita University Hospital, Oita City, Japan, October 2000.

7. Fetters MD . 家庭医療における大学病院と地域医師会の関係 (The Relationship in family medicine between university hospitals and the local medical association). The First Oita Family Physician Research Meeting, Oita City, Japan, October 2000.

8. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学における卒後教育 (Post-graduate education in family medicine). Oita City, Japan, October 2000.

9. Fetters MD . プライマリケア医の卒前医学教育への参加 ― • 成功するための STFM プリセプター教育プロジェクトの方略 (Primary care physicians’ participation in undergraduate medical education: Strategies for success from the STFM preceptor education project). Shiga University of Medical Science, Shiga, Japan, March 2003.

10. Fetters MD . Shiga University of Medical Science. 卒後研修の日米間の違い (Differences in post graduate training in Japan and the United States). Shiga, Japan, March 2003.


11. Fetters MD . 日本における世界標準の家庭医療研修 (World-class family medicine residency training in Japan). Mizushima Cooperative Hospital. Kurashiki, Japan, November 2004.

12. Fetters MD . アメリカにおける家庭医療教育と研修医教育 (Family medicine education and residency education in the United States). Kawasaki Medical School, Kurashiki, Japan, November 2004.

13. Fetters MD . 考え方の転換：独立した家庭医療センターは必須である (Thinking outside the box: Independent family medicine centers are essential). Kawasaki Medical School, Kurashiki, Japan, November 2004.

14. Fetters MD . Osaka Primary Care Seminar. 家庭医療は患者のニーズにどう応えるか. (How family medicine responds to patient needs). Osaka, Japan, November 2004.

15. Fetters MD. 家庭医療学においての医学生及び研修医の教育 (Medical student and resident education in family medicine). Nagoya University, Department of General Medicine, Nagoya, Japan, December 2005.

16. Fetters MD . ミシガン大学医学部の家族中心の体験学習と滋賀医科大学の全人的医療学習の比較-質の高い医学教育を目指して(Family case study experience of the University of Michigan and the holistic care of the patient experience of Shiga University of Medical Science). Shiga, Japan, December 2005.

17. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学におけるグループプラクティスの利点と問題点 (Pros and cons of group practice in family medicine). Mie University Medical College, Department of General Medicine, Mie, Japan, December 2005.

18. Fetters MD . 患者ケアとクリニカル・マネジメント：家庭医より初期研修への臨床珠玉 (Clinical pearls from a family physician to preliminary residents). Kanazawa Medical University Hospital, Kanazawa, Japan, February 2006.

19. Fetters MD . Designing & conducting mixed methods research. Mixed Methods Conference 2006. Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, UK, July 2006.

20. Fetters MD . ライフステージと健康 :家庭医療学の焦点(Life stage and health: Perspectives from family medicine). Mie University Hospital, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, October 2006.

21. Fet t ers MD . 研修医・学生にとって魅力的な指導法 (Teaching that engages residents and students). Mie University Hospital, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, October 2006.

22. Fetters MD . 研修医・学生にとって魅力的な指導法：成人学習モデルの利用(Using the adult learning model to engage residents and students),Suzuka Kaisei Hospital, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, October 2006.

23. Fetters MD. 家庭医療学というのは？家庭医と開業医の類似点及び相違点 (What is family medicine? Similarities and differences between family physicians and private practitioners). Seirei Hamamatsu Hospital, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, October 2006.

24. Fetters MD . Visiting professor of medical education, educational consultation and Grand Rounds, 日本の学生及び研修医の教育改善の可能性：北米の臨床医学教育より(Potential improvements in student and resident education in Japan: Referencing US medical education). Mie University, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, May 2007.


25. Fetters MD . 日本の家庭医療学において研修医を養成する理由と方法：なぜ？そして、どのように？(Reasons and methods for training residents in Family Medicine in Japan: Why and how?) Asoizuka Hospital, Japan, July 2007.

26. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学のアプローチ―家庭医から医学生に贈る臨床珠玉 (The family medicine approach: Clinical pearls from a family physician for medical students). First Nagasaki Family Medicine Intensive Seminar on Goto Island, Japan, July 2007.

27. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学とは何か。学生への紹介 (What is family medicine? An introduction for students). First Nagasaki Family Medicine Intensive Seminar on Goto Island, Japan, July 2007.

28. Fetters MD . 大学と製薬会社の関係における共同研究と倫理的配慮の在り方：ミシガン大学での経験に基づいて (Status of research collaboration and ethical considerations in university-pharma relationships: Thoughts from the University of Michigan). Kyushu, Japan, October 2007.

29. Fetters MD . Research consultation and grand rounds, Bumps and bruises in conducting mixed methods research: Practical lessons learned. McGill Family Medicine Research Seminar, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, October 2008.

30. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学というのは？医学生への紹介 (What is family medicine? An introduction for students). Kitasato University, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan, December 2008.

31. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学への誘い: 家庭医からの臨床珠玉 (Introduction to family medicine: Clinical pearls to illustrate the family medicine approach). Kitasato University, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan, December 2008.

32. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学というのは？医学生への紹介 (What is family medicine? An introduction for students). Iwata General City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, December 2008.

33. Fetters MD . 家庭医療学への誘い: 家庭医からの臨床珠玉(Introduction to family medicine: Clinical pearls to illustrate the family medicine approach). Shizuoka General Prefectural Hospital, Tsukinowa-cho, Seta, Otsu, Shiga, Japan, December 2008.

34. Fetters MD . 家庭医のアプローチ：研修医への臨床珠玉 (The family medicine approach: Clinical pearls for residents). Iwata General City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, December 2008.

35. Fetters MD . 医療現場における実用的英会話: その第一歩は英語で考えること (Practical English in clinical care: The first step is thinking in English). Iwata General City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, December 2008.

36. Fetters MD . 研修医にとって魅力的な指導法：成人学習モデルの利用 (Using the adult learning model to engage residents). Iwata General City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, December 2008.

37. Fetters MD . 初期研修研修のロテーション: 最大限に活かすコツ (Maximizing success during junior resident rotations). Iwata General City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, December 2008.

38. Fetters MD . 臨床症例検討会：不正出血と妊娠検査の陽性反応 (Clinical Case Conference: Vaginal bleeding and positive pregnancy test). Iwata Shiritsu Hospital, Iwata City, Japan, April 2009.


39. Fetters MD . Validating a qualitatively generated conceptual model with quantitative survey data in an exploratory mixed methods study on career pathways medical students take in Japan. 5th Annual Mixed Methods Conference, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK, July 2009.

40. Fetters MD . 外来診療における腹部痛：患者本位の身体検査技術 (Abdominal pain in outpatient care: Skills for a patient-centered physical examination). Iwata City General Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, August 2009.

41. Fetters MD . ２１世紀にふさわしい専門科: 家庭医療 (Family medicine—Japan’s emerging specialty of the 21st Century). Graduate School, College of Medicine, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan, November 2009.

42. Fetters MD . Cultural competence: Lessons learned, challenges coming. Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar, Doha, QA, February 2010.

43. Cultural competence: Lessons learned, challenges coming. Al Hajar Auditorium at HMC, Doha, QA, February 2010.

44. Fetters MD . アメリカでの家庭医療学の経験に基づいた中東遠地域における家庭医療の普及方法 (How to bring family medicine to life in the Chutoen Region based on experience of Family Medicine in the United States). Fujieda General Hospital, Fujieda City, Japan, April 2010.

45. Fetters MD . アメリカにおける家庭医療学 (Family medicine in the United States). Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Iwata City, Japan, April 2010.

46. Fetters MD . 小児医療 — ライフスタイル、発達指標と小児健診 (Pediatrics-Lifestyles, developmental milestones, and well child care). Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Iwata City, Japan, April 2010.

47. Fetters MD . 家庭医療研修医のためのオリジナルプロジェクト (Original projects for family medicine residents). Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Kikugawa, Japan, April 2010.

48. Fetters MD . 静岡プログラムの研修医はミシガン大学で何を学ぶか？(What will Shizuoka program residents study at University of Michigan?) Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Kikugawa, Japan, April 2010.

49. Fetters MD . 参加型身体検査、予防接種および児童虐待 (Participatory physical examination, vaccines and child abuse). Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Iwata City, Japan, April 2010.

50. Fetters MD . Practical English in clinical care: The first step in thinking in English. Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Iwata City, Japan, April 2010.

51. Fetters MD . 児童虐待とネグレクト (Child abuse and neglect). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

52. Fetters MD . 米国における家庭医療 (Family medicine in the United States). Iwata City Hospital, Iwata City, Japan, April, 2011.

53. Fetters MD . 米国における家庭医療 (Family Medicine in the United States). Shizuoka Governor’s Office, Shizuoka City, Japan, April 2011.

54. Fetters MD . 家庭医養成トレーニング：産婦人科医と小児科医の役割 (Role of OB/Gyn physicians and pediatricians in family physician residency training). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

55. Fetters MD . 家庭医養成トレーニング：産婦人科医と小児科医の役割 (Role of OB/Gyn physicians and pediatricians in family physician residency training). Iwata City Hospital, Iwata City, Japan, April 2011.


56. Fetters MD . 家庭医療研修医オリジナル学術プロジェクト入門 (Introduction to Family Medicine resident original scholarly projects). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

57. Fetters MD , Skye E. 小児の診療：健康を中心に (Examination of children: Focus on health). Shizuoka Family Medicine Program, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

58. Fetters MD . 医療現場における実用的英会話: その第一歩は英語で考えること(Practical English in clinical care: The first step is thinking in English). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

59. Fetters MD . 静岡家庭医養成事業プログラムの研修医はミシガン大学で何を学ぶか？ (What will Shizuoka program residents study at University of Michigan?) Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

60. Fetters MD . 少し）過去を振り返り、（大きく！）前進 (Looking back [a little]; Looking forward [a lot!]). Shizuoka Family Medicine Program, Iwata City, Japan, April 2011.

61. Fetters MD . ミシガン大学研修にあたっての必要書類について (UMHHC clinical visitor application documents). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, April 2011.

62. Fetters MD. 満期新生児の高ビリルビン血症 (Hyperbilirubinemia in term newborns). Shizuoka Family Medicine Program, Mori-machi Public Hospital, Shizuoka, Japan, September 2011.

63. Fetters MD . 家庭医療研修医オリジナル学術プロジェクト入門 (Introduction to Family Medicine resident original scholarly projects). Shizuoka Family Medicine training program, Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, September 2011.

64. Fetters MD , Skye E, Iiyama A. 小児の診療：健康を中心に (Examination of children: Focus on health). Shizuoka family medicine workshop for residents, Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa City, Japan, September 2011.

65. Fetters MD , Khidir A, Padela A, Al-Rawi S, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim, H, Hammoud M. Socio-cultural adaptation principals for research instruments in multilingual and multicultural settings, North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta (Canada), November 2011.

66. Fetters MD . 家庭医養成のための家庭医療センターと地域病院の連携 (Collaboration between the family medicine center and community hospital in family physician training). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January, 2012.

67. Fetters MD . ハッピーな３歳児を育てるために：家庭医からのアドバイス (Raising a happy three-year-old child: Advice from a family physician). Mori-Machi Community Center, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2012.

68. Fetters MD . 家庭医療研修医オリジナル学術プロジェクト入門 (Introduction to Family Medicine resident original scholarly projects). Shizuoka family medicine training program, Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2012.

69. Fetters MD . プロジェクトクエスチョンの組み立て方. (Asking research questions). Shizuoka Family Medicine Grand Rounds, Shizuoka, January, 2012.

70. Fetters MD . オリジナルプロジェクト：リサーチプロトコールの作成 (Developing a protocol for original projects). Shizuoka Family Medicine Grand Rounds, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2012.

71. Fetters MD . 小児の診療：健康を中心に (Examination of children: Focus on health).


Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Japan, April 2012.72. Fetters MD. 静岡家庭医養成事業プログラムの研修医はミシガン大学で何を学

ぶか？(What will Shizuoka program residents study at University of Michigan?) Mori- Machi Family Medicine Clinic, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

73. Fetters MD. ミシガン大学研修にあたっての必要書類について (UMHHC clinical visitor application documents). Mori-machi Family Medicine Clinic, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

74. Fetters MD . 家庭医養成のための家庭医療センターと地域病院の連携 (Collaboration between the family medicine center and community hospital in family physician training). Mori-machi Hospital, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

75. Fetters MD . 家庭医の有用性：米国を例に他科専門医との関わりを含めて (The utility of family medicine: Example of the United States including relations with other specialists). Keijukai Hospital, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

76. Fetters MD . 児童虐待とネグレクト(Child abuse and neglect). Mori-machi Family Medicine Clinic, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

77. Fetters MD . 家庭医療研修医オリジナル学術プロジェクト入門 (Introduction to Family Medicine resident original scholarly projects). Shizuoka Family Medicine training program, Mori-machi Family Medicine Clinic, Mori-machi, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

78. Fetters MD . 家庭医入門：専門性と各科にロテートする臨床研修へのアドバイス(Introduction to family medicine: Advice for residents rotating in multiple specialties). Iwata City Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2012.

79. Fetters MD . 米国のプライメリケアにおける家庭医、看護士、コメデカルのチイムワーク：日本への可能性 (Family physician, nurse and support staff teamwork in

primary care in the United States: Possibilities for Japan). Inoue Hospital, Nagasaki Kita Hospital, Nagasaki, Japan, July 2012.

80. Fetters MD . 家庭医療はどのように日本の医療崩壊と少子高齢社会問題に答えられるか (How family medicine can respond to medical system deterioration and rapidly

aging, low birth problems in Japan). 長崎リハビリテーション病院長崎市, Nagasaki Rehabilitation Hospital, Nagasaki, Japan, July 2012.

81. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由: 米国を例に医学生やレジデントの観点から考える(The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for students and residents). Inoue Hospital, Nagasaki, Japan, July 2012.

82. Fetters MD . 米国における家庭医療研修 (Family medicine in the US, at the SMARTER Family Medicine (SFM) resident workshop). Shizuoka, Japan, September 2012.

83. Fetters MD . Part 1: 混合研究法を用いた研究：入門、リサーチクエスチョン、研究デザインおよび研究実施計画 (Mixed methods research: Introduction, research questions, study design and implementation planning, SFM mixed method research workshop for faculty development). (Dr. Fetters presented Parts 1, 3, and 5; Dr. Benjamin Crabtree presented Parts 2 & 4), Shizuoka, Japan, September 2012.

84. Fetters MD . Part 3: データソース (Data source), Shizuoka, Japan, September 2012. 85. Fetters MD . Part 5: 研究実施計画書 (Implementation matrix). Shizuoka, Japan,

September 2012.86. Fetters MD . 一般的な乳房疾患 (Common breast problems). SFM Grand Rounds,

Shizuoka, Japan, September 2012.87. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由: 米国を例に医学生やレジデントの観


点から考える (The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for students and residents). Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan, September 2012.

88. Fetters MD . 菊川、太田市長と家庭医療 (Kikugawa, Mayor Ota and family medicine). Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2013.

89. Fetters MD .「要旨の書き方」「データのまとめ方：論文執筆および出版」(Abstract & manuscript writing). SFM Grand Rounds, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2013.

90. Fetters MD . 「質的及び量的研究の基礎復習」(Review of fundamentals of qualitative and quantitative research). SFM Grand Rounds, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2013.

91. Fetters MD . − 家庭医療の地域での役割ミシガンから滋賀に伝えたいこと (Family Medicine’s Role in the Community: Ideas from Michigan for Shiga). Shiga University of Medical Science and Shiga Medical Association, Shiga, Japan, July 2013.

92. Fetters MD . 再入院率を下げるためのベストエビデンス (Best evidence for reducing hospital readmission). Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program, Kikugawa Hospital, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2013.

93. Fetters MD . 少子高齢社会における家庭医療の役割. (The role of family medicine in a low birth, rapidly aging society). Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology, Tokyo, Japan, July 2013.

94. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由米国を例にレジデントの観点から考える (The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for

residents). Shonan Kamakura Tokushukai Hospital, Kamakura, Japan, September 2013.95. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由米国を例にレジデントの観点から考え

る (The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for residents). Setouchi Tokushukai Hospital２０１３年９月１２日瀬戸内徳洲会病院, Kagoshima, Japan, September 2013.

96. Fetters MD . 滋賀ミシガン交流による家庭医育成の提案－これまでの日米国際協力で学んだ教訓を踏まえて (Ideas for family physician training through Shiga-

Michigan collaborations: Lessons learned in US-Japan international activities in family medicine development). Shiga University of Medical Science, Otsu City, Shiga, Japan, November 2013.

97. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由米国を例に医学生やレジデントの観点から考える (The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective

from the USA for students and residents). Shiga University of Medical Science, Otsu City, Shiga, Japan, November 2013.

98. Fetters MD . Benefits of collaborations, Shiga Michigan Family Medicine Forum, Shiga University of Medical Science, Otsu City, Shiga, Japan, November 2013.

99. Fetters MD . ウェブサイトの使い方 (How to use SMARTER FM Website). Mori-machi Hospital, Mori-machi, Japan, January 2014.

100. Crabtree B, Fetters MD. Hands-on workshop 抄録の書き方 (Writing an abstract). Mori-machi Hospital, Mori-machi, Japan, January 2014.

101. Aikens J, Crabtree B, Fetters MD. 家庭医療および健康科学研究所に用いる調査票の作成 (Developing surveys for use in family medicine and health sciences research).

Research workshop, Takenomaru, Kakegawa, Japan, January 2014.102. Fetters MD . オリジナルプロジェクト：カリキュラム概要 (Original project

curriculum overview). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April, 2014.


103. Fetters MD . リサーチクエスチョン (Asking research questions). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

104. Fetters MD . 静岡家庭医養成事業プログラムの研修医はミシガン大学で何を学ぶか？(What will Shizuoka program residents study at University of Michigan?). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

105. Fetters MD . ミシガン大学ウェブサイト＆オンライン教材紹介 (SMARTER FM Website & online educational resources). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

106. Fetters MD . 小児診察の仕方 (Examination of children: Focus on health). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

107. Fetters MD .プログラムの整形外科研修の担当ファカルティー（村田院長）：ミシガン大学の筋骨格系診察のビデオ教材について (U-M Department of Family

Medicine online educational modules [Muscoskeletal exams, SFM]). Kikugawa General Hospital, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

108. Fetters MD . 家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由米国を例にレジデントの観点から考える (The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for

residents). 磐田市立総合病院 Iwata Municipal General Hospital, Iwata City, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

109. Fetters MD , Inoue M, Crabtree BF. 家庭医療学に適した研究課題の発展：よいプロジェクトを見つけるために (Developing appropriate research for family medicine:

Finding a good project). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

110. Fetters MD . 家庭医療レジデントオリジナルプロジェクト入門 (Introduction to family medicine resident original projects). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

111. Fetters MD . ミシガン大学研修にあたっての必要書類について (Required documents to visit the University of Michigan). Kikugawa Family Medicine Center, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, April 2014.

112. Fetters MD , Sano K. 家庭医療の魅力 (The appeal of Family Medicine). 26th Japan Primary Care Association Summer Student/Resident Seminar. Atami, Japan, August 2014.

113. Fetters MD . Integration approaches in mixed methods research: Update for researchers and clinicians. Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2014.

114. Fetters MD . Outpatient Precepting, Shiga Family Medicine Resident Training Lectures, Shiga University of Medical Science, Otsu City, Shiga, Japan, October 2014.

115. Fetters MD , Skye E. How to Make a Fantastic Oral Research Presentation & Tips on Poster Presentations, Kikugawa Family Medicine Clinic, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, October 2014.

116. Fetters MD . What can Family Medicine do for Ethiopia? St Paul’s Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 2015.

117. Fetters MD . Workshop – Easy steps to your first publication. St Paul’s Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 2015.

118. Fetters MD . How to write a case report. St Paul’s Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, May 2015.

119. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Required documents to visit the University of Michigan and Introducing SMARTER FM Project Website, Kikugawa Family Medicine Clinic, Kikugawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.


120. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Research Workshop Day 1: 効果的な In-depth interview を行うには, Kakegawa City Lifelong Learning Center, Kakegawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.

121. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Workshop Day 2: Introduction to qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods「質的、量的および混合研究法概論」, Kakegawa City Lifelong Learning Center, Kakegawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.

122. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Workshop Day 3: Field observation「フィールド観察」, Kakegawa City Lifelong Learning Center, Kakegawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.

123. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Workshop Day 4: Qualitative data analyses「質的データ分析, Kakegawa City Lifelong Learning Center, Kakegawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.

124. Fetters MD , Crabtree BF. Grand Rounds project presentations, Grand Rounds, Kikugawa Family Medicine Clinic, Kikugawa-shi, Shizuoka, Japan, July 2015.

125. Fetters MD . Community health nursing and mixed methods research, Japan Academy of Home Care 20th Annual Meeting Opening, Hitotsubashi University, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, July 2015.

126. Fetters MD . Mixed methods integration in primary care research, Mixed Methods International Research Association (MMIRA) Regional Conference, San Antonio, Texas, August 2015.

127. Fetters MD . Getting your mixed methods study published: Advice from an editor, Mixed Methods International Research Association (MMIRA) Regional Conference, San Antonio, Texas, August 2015.

128. Fetters MD . Basic Mixed Methods Course, Aalborg Psychiatric Summer School, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2015.

129. Fetters MD . Advanced Mixed Methods Course, Aalborg Psychiatric Summer School, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark, August 2015.

130. Fetters MD. 抄録の書き方 (Writing an abstract). Mori-machi Family Medicine Clinic, Mori-machi, Japan, January 2016.

131. Fetters MD. ポスター発表のコツ (Tips on Poster Presentations), Morimachi Family Medicine Clinic, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2016.

132. Fetters MD. 素晴らしい口頭研究発表をする方法 (How to Make a Fantastic Oral Research Presentation), Morimachi Family Medicine Clinic, Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan, January 2016.

133. Fetters MD. "The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for Students and Residents" 「家庭医療専門医が魅力的な理由：米国を例に医学生や研修医の視点から考える」 Family Medicine Conference at Sapporo Tokushukai Hospital, Hokkaido, Japan. February 2016.134. Fetters MD. “Why you would want become a family doctor” 「あなたが家庭医療専

門医になったら」Shiga University Medical Science resident lecture, Shiga, Japan.March 2016.

135. Skye EP., Fetters MD, “How to advise residents and provide feedback”「レジデントへのアドバイジングとフィードバック法」Shiga Family Medicine Workshop, Shiga, Japan. March 2016.

136. Skye EP, Fetters MD. “Core Clinical Skills and Their Assessment in the Family Medicine Clinic: Using mini-CEX” 「家庭医療現場で核となる臨床能力と評価法〜mini-CEX の用い方〜」SFM Faculty Development Workshop, Shizuoka, Japan. March 2016.


137. Fetters MD. “The Appeal of Becoming a Family Medicine Specialist.” 「全科医学的魅」Peking University First Hospital, Department of General Medicine, Beijing, China. October 17, 2016.

138. Fetters MD. “Outside Perspectives on Becoming a Medical Doctor.” (外界对成为医生怎么看) Peking University Health Sciences Center, Beijing, China. October 26, 2016.

139. Fetters MD. “Family Medicine in the United States.” Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. November 5, 2016.

140. Fetters MD. “Differences in Health Care Between Japan and the United States.” Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. November 5, 2016.

141. Fetters MD. “How to Plan and Conduct Qualitative Research.” Nanjing University, Nanjing, China. November 6, 2016.

142. Fetters MD. “Health care in the United States.” Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, Dalian, China. November 28, 2016.

143. Fetters MD. “How to Design and Implement Mixed Methods Research.” Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, Dalian, China. November 28, 2016.

144. Fetters MD. “Innovations in Medical Education: The Use of Virtual Humans to Teach Empathy.” Noguchi Medical Research Institute Medical Education Conference, Tokyo, Japan. December 2, 2016.

145. Fetters MD. “ 小児の診療：健康を中心に Examination of Children: Focus on Health.” Noguchi Medical Research Institute Medical Education Conference, Tokyo, Japan. December 3, 2016.

146. Fetters MD. “Navigating Human Subjects Research Approval: Experience at the University of Michigan.” Peking University Health Sciences Center, Beijing, China. December 21, 2016.

147. Fetters MD. “The Research Method of How to Write in English for Scientific Publication.” Southwest University, Chongqing, China. December 22, 2016.

148. Fetters MD. “The Workshop of Writing a Scientific Paper for Publication In An International Journal.” Southwest University, Chongqing, China. December 22, 2016.

149. Fetters MD. “混合研究方法在癌症临床研究中的创新应用 Innovative Approaches Using Mixed Methods Procedures in Clinical Cancer Research.” Department of Cancer Epidemiology, Cancer Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College, Beijing, China. January 5, 2017.

150. Fettes MD. “How Do We Know If Family Medicine/General Medicine Residents Are Progressing to Become Competent Practitioners?” Peking University First Hospital, Beijing, China. January 16, 2017.

151. Fetters MD. “What Every Family/General Medicine Physician Should Know about the Ecology of Medical Care.” Peking University First Hospital, Beijing, China. January 16, 2017.

152. Fetters MD. “Innovative Approaches Using Mixed Methods Procedures in Primary Care Research.” Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan. February 13, 2017.

153. Fetters MD. “Mixed Methods in Health Sciences Research.” The Second Mixed Methods International Research Association Regional Conference in the Caribbean, Montego Bay, Jamaica, W.I. March 17, 2017.

National Invited Presentations


1. Burge SK, Fetters MD, Hunt L. Measuring culture. Panel Discussion, Primary Care Research Methods and Statistics Conference, San Antonio, Texas, December 1996.

2. Fetters MD . Truth telling of the cancer diagnosis in Japan: Implications for a model of family autonomy, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, Department of Medicine, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, March 1997.

3. Fetters MD . Perspectives on alternative medicine. Alpena General Hospital, Alpena, Michigan, August 1998.

4. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in patient care – The example of Japanese patients. Grand Rounds, Department of Family Medicine, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1999.

5. Fetters MD . Caring for Japanese patients: Cultural differences and clinical implications. First Annual Asian American Health Issues Forum, Southfield, Michigan, October 2001.

6. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in patient care – The example of Japanese patients. Department of Family Medicine, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. November 2001.

7. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in health care: Lessons from Japanese patients. Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, December 2004.

8. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in patient care: The example of Japanese patients. Midwest Institute for International/Intercultural Education Workshop on Human Rights and Global Healthcare Issues, Kalamazoo Community College, Kalamazoo, Michigan, August 2005.

9. Fetters MD . Current teaching in ethics and professionalism at UMMS: A survey of course and clerkship directors. Gheens Lecture, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, 2007.

10. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in patient care: Japan vs. USA. Global Healthcare and Education Midwest Institute, Kalamazoo Community College, Kalamazoo, Michigan, August 2008.

11. Fetters MD . Major healthcare issues and policies in East Asia: Japan, Global Healthcare and Education Midwest Institute. Kalamazoo Community College, Kalamazoo, Michigan, August 2008.

12. Fetters MD . Research consultation and grand rounds, Introduction to mixed methods research: Why the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Louisiana State University School of Nursing, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 2009.

13. Fetters MD . Providing culturally competent care in a changing world: Lessons learned from caring for overseas Japanese. St. Joseph Hospital, Ypsilanti, Michigan, May 2010.

14. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in care of Japanese patients—Implications for medical humanities. Medical Humanities Conference, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, September 2011.

15. Fetters MD. Mixed methods integration in a project evaluating the process of adaptive clinical trial development. NIH-OBSSR Workshop, Using Mixed Methods to Optimize Dissemination and Implementation of Health Interventions, Natcher Conference Center, NIH Campus, Bethesda, Maryland, May 2012.

16. Teo AR, Andrea SB, Motohara S, Matthieu MM, Fetters MD, Sakakibara RV. Brief gatekeeper training for suicide prevention in an ethnic minority population: A controlled intervention. Poster presentation, 37th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington DC, March-April, 2016.


International Presentations

1. Fetters MD . 家庭医療レジデント研修の日米比較 (Comparison of family medicine resident training between Japan and the United States). 15th Annual Japanese Academy of Primary Care Meeting, Utsunomiya, Japan, June 1992.

2. Fetters MD . レジデント研修に関する日米討議 (Japan-United States resident training forum). 15th Annual Japanese Academy of Primary Care Meeting, Utsunomiya, Japan, June 1992.

3. Akabayashi A, Fetters MD, Ohi G. オンコロジーにおける癌告知 (Truth telling of the cancer diagnosis in Oncology). Kobe, Japan, October 1995.

4. Elwyn TS, Tsuda T, Fetters MD, Matsushita A, Chang CD, Suehiro M. Attitudes of Japanese physicians towards truth telling of the cancer diagnosis: Qualitative research using long interviews. 10th Japanese Academy of Family Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, November 1995.

5. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T. Influence of age, gender, and prognosis on Japanese physicians' cancer truth telling behaviors. 24th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Vancouver, BC, Canada, November 1996.

6. Elwyn TS, Fetters MD, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T. Japanese physicians' attitudes about truth telling: A comparison with historical data from the United States. 24th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Vancouver, BC, Canada, November 1996.

7. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T. 日本の医師の癌告知行動：影響を与える要因 (Cancer disclosure behaviors of Japanese physicians: Factors of hence). 11th Annual Meeting of Japanese Academy of Family Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, November 1996.

8. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T. 日本人医師の告知の実態に関する検討：現状および過去の傾向の米国との比較. (Examination of Cancer Disclosure by Japanese physicians: Current and past trends and comparison with the United States). 11th

Annual Meeting of Japanese Academy of Family Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, November 1996.

9. Elwyn TS, Fetters MD. 日本と欧米における共著のあり方(Multiple authorship in Japan and the West). Poster Presentation, 1997 UNESCO Asian Bioethics Conference, Kobe, Japan, November 1997.

10. Fetters MD , Zamorski M. Defining family: Beyond biological models. Improving Family Health. Reggio Emilio, Italy, November 1998.

11. Fetters MD . Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and care of deceased patients: Japanese and U.S. perspectives. 4th World Congress of Bioethics, Tokyo, Japan, November 1998.

12. Fetters MD . Medical decision-making paradigms at the end-of-life: A comparison of Japanese and U.S. physicians. Fourth World Congress of Bioethics, Tokyo, Japan, November 1998.

13. Yeo S, Fetters MD, Maeda Y. アメリカにおける日本人夫婦の出産体験 (Japanese couples’ birthing experiences in the United States). Fourth International Nursing Research Conference, Japan Nursing Academy, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, August 2001.

14. Fetters MD , Creswell JW, Pinschmidt SBL, Plano Clark VL, Watkins PS. Prioritizing the delivery of preventive services by primary care physicians. 31st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta, Canada, October 2003.


15. Jimbo M, Fetters MD, Nishiue T, Rew K, Kiyota A, Takemura Y, Pollock M, Okada T, Sano K. Establishing family medicine in Japan: Challenges and opportunities. WONCA Asia-Pacific Conference, Kyoto, Japan, May 2005.

16. Fetters MD , Watkins PS, Creswell JW. Tracking prevention and medical topics and topic changes during health maintenance examination visits. 33rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Quebec, Canada, October 2005.

17. Kiyota A, Fetters MD, Gorenflo D, Nease DE, Jr. Depression screening comparing the PHQ-9 and IDD in overseas Japanese patients. 33rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Quebec, Canada, October 2005.

18. Jimbo M, Fetters MD, Nishiue T, Takemura Y, Pollock M, Okada T, Sano K, Kiyota A, Rew K. Establishing family medicine in Japan: Challenges and opportunities. 33rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Quebec, Canada, October 2005.

19. Fetters MD , Tanaka T, Gorenflo D, Mitsunami K. Medical students’ specialty preferences for generalist and subspecialty training and practice in Japan. 35th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, October 2007.

20. Fetters MD , Sobesky J, Sokolnicki A, Holtrop D, Kowalk A, Boggs M, Green LA. Facilitators and barriers to translational research across multiple institutions and practices: A case study from the Michigan Clinical Research Collaboratory. 36th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Puerto Rico, November 2008.

21. Jimbo M, Fetters MD, Motohara S, Asei S, Uehara A. Perspectives of Japanese men and women on cancer screening. 36th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Puerto Rico, November 2008.

22. Fetters MD , Tanaka T, Sen A, Mitsunami K. Comparison of Japanese medical students by specialty preference, plans for hybrid primary care/specialty care, and long-term plans for private practice. Poster Presentation, 36th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting, Puerto Rico, November 2008.

23. Fetters MD , Frels JG, Richards F, Thurston M. A mixed methods approach for examining preventive services provided in doctor-patient encounters through use of animated body maps. 7th Mixed Methods International Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom, June 2011.

24. Fetters MD, Hammoud M, Al-Rawi S, Padela A, Killawi A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Khidir A. The use of mixed methods to develop a culturally and linguistically valid health care quality assessment instrument in an extremely high-density multicultural setting in the Gulf Region. 7th Mixed Methods International Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom, June 2011.

25. Elliott HA, Fetters MD, Hammoud M, Al-Rawi S, Padela A, Killawi A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Khidir A. How social relations contribute to patient assessments of health care quality in an extremely high-density multicultural setting in the Arabian Gulf Region: Preliminary findings from a mixed methods project in Qatar. Seventh Mixed Methods International Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom, June 2011.

26. Holtrop JS, Green L, Potworowski G, Fetters MD, Fitzpatrick L, Werner K, Day A. Using cognitive task analysis as a method of identifying important features of practice change. Poster presentation, 39th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta (Canada), November 2011.


27. Holtrop JS, Green L, Potworowski G, Fetters MD, Fitzpatrick L, Werner K, Day A. Navigating the options for care management in primary care. Poster presentation, 39th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta (Canada), November, 2011.

28. Fetters MD , Legocki LJ. The use of mixed methods research for evaluating the process of adaptive clinical trials development for neurological emergencies in the ADAPT-IT investigation. Eighth Mixed Methods International Conference, Leeds, UK, June 2012.

29. Fetters MD , Legocki LJ. Ethical views of key stakeholders in adaptive clinical designs for neurological emergency research: Findings from a convergent mixed methods design. Eighth Mixed Methods International Conference, Leeds, UK, June 2012.

30. Shumer G, Fetters M, Warber S, Plegue M, Motohara S, Yajima A, Bialko M, Iida T, Sano K, Amenomori M, Tsuda T. Complementary and alternative medicine use by visitors to rural Japanese family medicine clinics. 41st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, November 2013.

31. Fetters MD . Qualitative field observations 101: Practical skills and approaches for enriching primary care research projects, 41st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, November 2013.

32. Ito T, Takenoshita R, Narumoto K, Sugimura M, Crabtree B, Fetters M. Middle school girl, parent and teachers’ assessments of a family physician-led intervention for improving HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening. 41st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, November 2013.

33. Shikano K, Tsuda S, Hirano Y, Ojima T, Fetters MD, Crabtree B. Higher satisfaction found with an interactive group seminar for advance care planning: A clinical trial of Japanese outpatients. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

34. Case B, Zazove P, Moreland C, Ouellette A, Plegue M, Hoekstra A, Sen A, and Fetters M. Technical standards of American medical schools and the Americans With Disabilities Act. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

35. Takenoshita R, Ito T, Narumoto, K, Inoue M; Plegue M, Sen A, Creswell JW, Crabtree BF, Fetters MD. Outcomes of a community-based intervention in Japan to Promote HPV vaccination in middle school girls and cervical cancer screening for their mothers. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

36. Potworowski G, Green L, Alexander J, Wise C, Fetters MD. How and why vanguard practices help other practices adopt and implement PCMH. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

37. Fetters MD . Khidir A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Qaiser H, Sen A, Padela A, Hammoud M, Al Khal A, Aikens J, Plegue M. Global Health – Moderator & Presenter: Multicultural assessment inventory: Psychometric testing demonstrates internal consistency, reliability and validity of novel instrument for assessing acculturation. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

38. LeMaster J, Broadbridge C, Arnetz J, Jamil H, Fetters MD, Arfken C, Pole N, Lumley M, Arnetz B. Pre-migration trauma, psychological health and acculturation in Iraqi refugees and Arab immigrants to the U.S.: A longitudinal study. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.


39. Tsunawaki S, Fetters MD. An empirical assessment of cases experienced during inpatient family medicine resident training in a rural community hospital of the Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program in Japan. 42nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New York, NY, November 2014.

40. Fetters MD , Guetterman T, Creswell JW. Integrating quantitative and qualitative results in health science mixed methods research through joint displays, 43rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Cancun, Mexico, October 2015.

41. Fetters MD , Schleicher L, Scerbo M, White C, Lypson M, Becker D, Kron F.Post-trial qualitative assessments explain why second year medical students exposed to a virtual human computer simulation performed better in a communications objective structured clinical experience than students taking a control module, 43rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Cancun, Mexico, October 2015.

42. Fetters MD , Guetterman T. Procedures for Writing a Mixed Methods Paper for Publication, 43rd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Cancun, Mexico, October 2015.

National Presentations1. Fetters MD . Ethics of end of life decision-making for terminally ill elderly in Japan.

Japanese Center for Quality of Life Studies Symposium, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York, New York, March 1993.

2. Fetters MD . Health care research in Japan: The role of nemawashi in the approval process. Japanese Center for Quality of Life Studies Symposium, New York, New York, March 1993.

3. Fetters MD , Danis M. Conflict in end of life decision-making: Who decides? Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, November 1994.

4. Fetters MD . Japanese physicians report social and cultural factors are barriers to truth telling of the cancer diagnosis. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), New Orleans, Louisiana, May 1995.

5. Fetters MD , Morita M. Terminal illness of elderly in Japan: Perspectives of eight physicians. Japanese Center for Quality of Life Studies, White Plains, New York, June 1995.

6. Fetters MD . The role of the family in medical decision-making in Japan. Annual Meeting of the Society for Health and Human Values, San Diego, California, October 1995.

7. Phan KLD, Doukas DJ, Fetters MD. Religious leaders attitudes and beliefs about genetics research and the human genome project. Annual Meeting of the Society for Health and Human Values, San Diego, California, October 1995.

8. Fetters MD , Mise J, Newton WP, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T, Igarashi M. Japanese and United States family medicine resident physicians' attitudes about training. Family Practice Research Day XIX, Lansing, Michigan, May 1996.

9. Fetters MD , Wang C. Culture, language, and power: Pragmatic issues in research. Primary Care Research Methods and Statistics Conference, San Antonio, Texas, December 1996.

10. Fetters MD , Doukas DJ, Phan, KLD. Family physicians’ concerns about genetic testing and the human genome project. 30th Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Spring Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, May 1997.


11. Fetters MD . A theoretical framework for family autonomy. Joint meeting of the American Association of Bioethics, Society for Bioethics Consultation, and Society for Health and Human Values, Baltimore, Maryland, November 1997.

12. Fetters MD . Japanese expatriates' preferences for cancer screening and diagnostic test results. 25th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Orlando, Florida, November 1997.

13. Fetters MD . The emerging social responsibilities of international family medicine: The benefits exceed the efforts. 31st Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Spring Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 1998.

14. Fetters MD . Can U.S. medical culture tolerate non-disclosure of the cancer diagnosis? American Society of Bioethics and Humanities Conference, Houston, Texas, November 1998.

15. Masuda Y, Fetters MD, Uemura K, Muto E, Mogi N, Iguchi A. Outcomes of living wills completed by patients in Japan: Surveys of descendants’ families and physicians. First American Society of Bioethics and Humanities Conference, Houston, Texas, November 1998.

16. Hoock J, Zamorski MA, Fetters MD. Practice in the 21st Century: What skills do our residents need to survive? 32nd Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Spring Conference, Seattle, Washington, May 1999.

17. Fetters MD , Lieberman RW, Abrahamse MA, Sanghvi RV, Sonnad SS. Cost-effectiveness of vaginal smear screening after total hysterectomy for benign disease. Society of Medical Decision Making (SMDM), Cincinnati, Ohio, October 2000.

18. Fetters MD . Decisions about prevention study (DAPS): Prioritization of and consent for preventive services in generalist practice. Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty Scholars Program, San Diego, California, December 2000.

19. Warber S, Fetters MD. Reflections on an indigenous ethic to guide collection of natural materials for healthcare. Quandaries in health care: The environments of healing and health care, Aspen, Colorado, September 2001.

20. Fetters MD . Decisions about prevention study (DAPS): Prioritization of and consent for preventive services in generalist practice. Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty Scholars Program, San Diego, California, December 2001.

21. Fetters MD , Ohtaki S, Ohtaki T. Doctor-patient communications: A comparison of the U.S. and Japan. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), San Francisco, California, April 2002.

22. Fetters MD . Decisions about prevention study (DAPS): Prioritization of and consent for preventive services in generalist practice. Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty Scholars Program, Jacksonville, Florida, December 2002.

23. Ruffin MT, Fetters MD, Crawford K, Creswell JW, Power D. Development of an interactive education electronic program to promote colorectal cancer screening. 27th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Preventive Oncology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 2003.

24. Fetters MD , Pinschmidt SBL, Korn D, Ruffin MT, Creswell JW. A typology of work during health maintenance examinations. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, September 2003.

25. Fetters MD , Pinschmidt SBL, Watkins P, Creswell JW. Factors generalist physicians consider when prioritizing prevention: Findings from the decisions about prevention study


(DAPS). 31st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta, Canada, October 2003.

26. Fetters MD , Pinschmidt SBL, Watkins P, Creswell JW. Practice culture and provision of prevention: Case studies from the decisions about prevention study (DAPS), 31st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Banff, Alberta, Canada, October 2003.

27. Fetters MD . Decisions about prevention study (DAPS): Prioritization of and consent for preventive services in generalist practice. Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Faculty Scholars Program, Woodlands, Texas, December 2003.

28. Fetters MD , Watkins P, Creswell JW. Tracking prevention and medical topics and topic changes during health maintenance examinations. Michigan Family Practice Research Day XXVII Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, May 2004.

29. Korn D, Watkins P, Fetters MD, Creswell JW. A comparison of documented preventive services to actual services provided as documented by videotape analysis of health maintenance examinations in the primary care setting. Michigan Family Practice Research Day XXVII Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, May 2004.

30. Fetters MD . We work together: Patient consent for preventive services in health maintenance examinations. 32nd North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Orlando, Florida, October 2004.

31. Khodaee M, Fetters MD. Prevalence of soccer related injuries and parental attitudes regarding protective equipment use by young soccer players. 14th Annual Meeting American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, Austin, Texas, April 2005.

32. Saigal P, Fetters MD, Nishiue T. Medical student views on primary care and specialty care career choices in Japan. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 2005.

33. Fetters MD . Family medicine education, clinical care, and research in Japan: Challenges and barriers identified during focus groups at a WONCA workshop. Annual Michigan Family Practice Research Day XXVIII Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, May 2005.

34. Kim C, Fetters MD. Opportunities for error reduction by examining data from family medicine Morbidity and Mortality Conferences. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), New Orleans, Louisiana, May 2005.

35. Yoshioka T, Fetters MD. What influenced Japanese pregnant women to choose epidural anesthesia or not in the United States? WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Conference, Kyoto, Japan, May 2005.

36. Yoshioka T, Fetters MD, Yeo S. Do Japanese pregnant women want to have epidural anesthesia during labor? A mixed method study on Japanese pregnant women in the United States. Michigan State University FAME Research Forum, Flint, Michigan, May 2007.

37. Fetters MD . Medical care in Japan, health care organization: An international perspective. School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, October 2007.

38. Fetters MD . Tanaka T, Sen A, Mitsunami, K. Comparison of Japanese medical students by specialty preference, plans for hybrid primary care/specialty care and long-term plans for private practice. Family Medicine Research Day XXXI Conference, Brighton, Michigan, May 2008.

39. Kron F, Gjerde C, Fetters MD. Medical students’ attitudes about new media in medical education. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXI Conference, Brighton, Michigan, May 2008.


40. Schiller E, Fetters MD. Free Clinics: A review of the literature for establishing a research agenda. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXII Conference, Genoa Woods Conference Center, Brighton, Michigan, May 2009.

41. Fetters MD , Power D, Johnson J, Henoch V, Chilton E. Perspectives on portraying medical research in the Detroit Science Center Museum – Initial findings from a community advisory panel on developing the Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE) exhibit. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXII Conference, Genoa Woods Conference Center, Brighton, Michigan, May 2009.

42. Kron F, Gjerde C, Fetters MD. What computer games do medical students like and why? Results of a qualitative assessment. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXII Conference, Genoa Woods Conference Center, Brighton, Michigan, May 2009.

43. Kron F, Fetters MD. Personalized learning network conceptual model for new media medical research and education. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXIII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2010.

44. AlRawi S, Fetters MD. Traditional Arabic and Islamic medicine: Development of a conceptual model. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXIII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2010.

45. Chang T, Llanes M, Gold K, Fetters MD. Physicians’ and nurse midwives’ approach to weight gain in pregnancy. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXIII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2010.

46. Wooldridge A, Arato N, Sen A, Fetters MD. Truth or fallacy? Three hour wait for three minutes with the doctor: Findings from a private clinic in rural Japan. 38th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

47. Chang T, Llanes M, Gold K, Fetters MD. Physicians' and nurse midwives' approach to weight gain during pregnancy. 38th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

48. Fetters MD . Public opinions on participating in medical research and about medical researchers: Findings from the Medical Marvels Interactive Translational Research Experience (MITRE) Project Baseline Survey in The Detroit Science Center. 38th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

49. Jimbo M, Fetters MD. How do community practices view technological implementation to improve CRC screening? 38th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

50. Miyazaki K, Fetters MD, Motohara S, Arato N, Little S. Cultural acceptability of group OB visits to Japanese women in the United States, Poster Presentation, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 2011.

51. Miyazaki K, Fetters MD, Motohara S, Arato N, Little S. Cultural acceptability of group OB visits to Japanese women in the United States, Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXIV Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2011.

52. Fetters MD . Cultural issues in care of Japanese patients—Implications for medical humanities, Western Michigan University, Medical Humanities Conference, Kalamazoo, September 2011.

53. Kron FW, Fetters MD. Development and experience with virtual human patients in health communications research, Center for Health Communications Research Seminar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, December 2011.


54. Fetters MD . Using mixed methods to optimize dissemination and implementation of health interventions, NIH Campus, Bethesda, Maryland, March 2012.

55. Creswell J, Curry L, Duan N, Newman PA, Fetters MD. Challenges in integrating qualitative and quantitative data: Achieving integration in mixed methods designs. Panel presentation, NIH Campus, Bethesda, Maryland, March 2012.

56. Killawi A, Khidir A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Hammoud M, Elliott H, Thurston M, Asad H, Fetters MD. Recruitment in an extremely high density multicultural population in the Gulf Region: The emergence of a sense of vulnerability as a key barrier, Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXV Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2012.

57. Fetters MD , Richards F. Patterns of preventive services delivery during adult general physical examinations encounters: Findings from the Decisions About Preventive Services study, Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXV Conference, Howell, Michigan, May 2012.

58. Fetters MD . Cases and tools for providing culturally competent care based on 20 years of working with Japanese patients. Panel Presentation, National APAMSA Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, September 2012.

59. Holtrop J, Potworowski G, Green LA, Day A, Hinks B, Werner K, Fitzpatrick L, Kowalk A, Fetters MD. Mixed methods processes to study key features of quality in care management programs. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

60. Holtrop J, Potworowski G, Green LA, Day A, Hinks B, Werner K, Fitzpatrick L, Kowalk A, Fetters MD. Lessons learned in using normalization process theory as a means of assessing implementation. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

61. Green L, Wise C, Fetters M, Alexander J, Potworowski G, Cohen G, Elliott HA. Variations in approach and stakeholder influence in the adoption and implementation in practices with medium to high PCMHness. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

62. Fetters M . Qualitative field observations 101: Practical skills and approaches for enriching primary care research projects. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

63. Killawi A, Khidir A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Hammoud M, Elliott H, Thurston M, Asad H, Fetters M. Recruitment and informed consent in an extremely high density multicultural population in the Gulf Region: The emergence of a sense of vulnerability as a key barrier. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

64. Elliott H, Kron F, Fetters M. The impact of inter-coder agreement on text segment reconciliation and coding revision for improving inter-coder agreement in qualitative research. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

65. Paustian M, Alexander J, Wise C, El Reda D, Fetters M, Green LA. Measuring PCMH implementation: The BCBSM experience. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

66. Holtrop JS, Potworowski G, Green LA, Day A, Hinks B, Werner K, Fitzpatrick L, Kowalk A, Fetters M. Lessons learned in using normalization process theory as a means of


assessing implementation. 40th North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

67. Paustian M, Alexander J, Wise C, El Reda D, Mason M, Fetters M, Green LA. Cost and quality outcomes of a state-wide PCMH Transformation Incentive Program. 41st North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), New Orleans, LA, December 2012.

68. Zazove P, Fetter M, Skye E,. Four faculty members traveled to Shizuka Prefecture, Japan DFM Newsletter February 28, 2014.

69. Fetters MD , Khidir A, Maha M, Abdelrahim H, Qaiser H, Plegue M, Sen A, Padela A, Hammoud M, Alkhal K, Aikens J. Multicultural Assessment Inventory: Psychometric testing demonstrates internal consistency, reliability and validity for assessing acculturation in health care research. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXVII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May, 2014 (Selected For Best Oral Presentation by a Faculty/Teacher).

70. Fetters MD , Motohara A, Ivey L, Narumoto K, Sano K, Terada M, Tsuda T. Resident self-competency ratings continuously improve over a three-year training period: Findings from a new residency program in Japan. Annual Michigan Family Medicine Research Day XXXVII Conference, Howell, Michigan, May, 2014.

71. Fetters MD . The appeal of becoming a family medicine specialist: A perspective from the USA for residents. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

72. Fetters MD . What will Shizuoka program residents study at University of Michigan? Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

73. Fetters MD , Inoue M, Crabtree B. Developing appropriate research for family medicine: Finding a good project. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

74. Fetters MD . Required documents to visit the University of Michigan. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

75. Fetters MD . Introduction to family medicine resident original projects. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

76. Fetters MD . Examination of children: Focus on health. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

77. Little S, Miyazaki K, Fetters M. Starting a Prenatal Group Visit Program for culturally diverse populations. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

78. Fetters M , Arai T, Rew K. Opportunities for collaborating in family medicine training in Japan. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

79. Arai T, Fetters M. Goals and objectives for family medicine residency training in Japan: A curriculum development project. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

80. Paper presentation : Mixed methods approaches to mental health issues: Frantzen KK, Lauritsen MB, Jorgensen M, Tanggaard L, Aikens J, Fetters M, Bjerrum M. Parental self-perceptions in autism spectrum disorder: Systematic mixed method review and synthesis of the literature. Mixed Methods International Research Association Conference, Boston, MA, June 2014.


81. Paper presentation : Mixed methods approaches in healthcare and nursing: Fetters M, Khidir A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Killawi A, Qaiser H, Abdulbari B, Al-Khal A, Hammoud M. Practical approaches in multilingual mixed methods research: Lessons learned in an exploratory, sequential mixed methods project developing a health care quality assessment instrument in four languages in Qatar. Mixed Methods International Research Association Conference, Boston, MA, June 2014.

82. Freshwater D. Roundtable presentation: Measurement, decision-making and evaluation in healthcare research. Takenoshita R, Inoue M, Plegue M, Sen A, Creswell J, Crabtree BF, Fetters MD. Application of mixed methods in a community-based intervention to improve HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening that involves a post-trial qualitative assessment of the study results. Mixed Methods International Research Association Conference, Boston, MA, June 2014.

83. Creswell JW. Panel presentation: Mixed methods research in the health sciences. Fetters M. Integration approaches in mixed methods research. Mixed Methods International Research Association Conference, Boston, MA, June 2014.

84. Sairenji T, Fetters M, Takedai T. Welcome to US Family Medicine! How to Effectively Teach Short-Term International Learners. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) Annual Meeting, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, May 2015.

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Peer-Reviewed Publications

Articles1. Fetters MD , Honda M, Mise J, Shiraishi Y, Nagai A, Igarashi M. 日米のプライマリケ

アレジデントの研修カリキュラムに対する評価 (Attitudes of Japanese residents toward their training programs: A comparison with those of the United States residents). Jpn J Prim Care, 18(4):391-7, 1995.

2. Phan KLD, Doukas DJ, Fetters MD. Religious leaders attitudes and beliefs about genetics research and the human genome project. J Clin Ethics, 6(3):237-46, 1995.

3. Fetters MD . Nemawashi essential for conducting research in Japan. Soc Sci Med, 41(3):375-81, 1995.

4. Brody H, Rygwelski J, Fetters MD. Ethics at the interface between complementary and conventional medicine. Bioethics Forum, 12(4):15-23, 1996.

5. Fetters MD , Fischer G, Reed BD. Effectiveness of vaginal papanicolaou smear screening after total hysterectomy for benign disease JAMA, 275(12):940-7, 1996.

6. Worzniak M, Fetters MD. Comfort M. Methylphenidate in the treatment of coma. J Fam Pract, 44(5):495-8, 1997.

7. Fischer GE, Fetters MD, Munro A, Goldman EB. Adverse events in primary care identified from a risk management database. J Fam Pract, 45(1):40-6, 1997.

8. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS. Authorship. Assessment of authorship depends on culture. BMJ, 315(7110):747, 1997. PMCID: PMC2127482

9. Doukas DJ, Fetters MD, Ruffin MT, McCullough LB. Ethical considerations in the provision of controversial screening tests. Arch Fam Med, 6(5):486-90, 1997.

10. Fetters MD . The family in medical decision-making: Japanese perspectives. J Clin Ethics, 9(2):132-46, 1998.


11. Elwyn TS, Fetters MD, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T. Cancer disclosure in Japan: Historical comparisons, current practices. Soc Sci Med, 46(9):1151-63, 1998.

12. Fetters MD , Brody H. The epidemiology of bioethics. J Clin Ethics, 10(2):107-15, 1999. 13. Fetters MD , Doukas DJ, Phan KLD. Family physicians' perspectives on genetics and the

human genome project. Abstract later published in JAMA, 282(20):1902, 1999. Clin Genet, 56(1):28-34, 1999.

14. Akabayashi A, Fetters MD. Elwyn TS. Family consent, communication, and advance directives for cancer disclosure: A Japanese case and discussion. J Med Ethics, 25(4): 296-301, 1999.

15. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS, Sano K, Tsuda T. 質的研究１：プライマリケアの新しい研究方法 (Qualitative Research Part I: A new research method for primary care). Jpn J Prim Care, 23(1):47-55, 2000.

16. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS, Sasaki H, Tsuda T. 質的研究２： “がん告知”― 質的研究の例 (Qualitative Research Part II: An example of qualitative research on cancer disclosure). Jpn J Prim Care, 23(1):56-65, 2000.

17. Fetters MD , Masuda Y. Japanese patients’ preferences for receiving cancer test results while in the United States: Introducing an advance directive for cancer disclosure. J Palliat Med, 3(3):361-74, 2000.

18. Nagaya K, Fetters MD, Negi R, Satoh S, Sameshima H, Kawamura M, Kubo T, Takagi K, Sugimoto M, Chiba Y, Mukubo M, Koyanagi T, Ishikawa M, Saito Y, Honda H. Causes of maternal mortality in Japan. JAMA, 283(20):2661-7, 2000.

19. Akabayashi A, Fetters MD. Paying for informed consent. J Med Ethics, 26(3):212-4, 2000.

20. Yeo S, Fetters MD, Maeda Y. Japanese couples’ childbirth experience in the United States: Implications for care. Birth, 27(3):191-8, 2000.

21. Doukas DJ, Fetters MD, Coyne JC, McCullough LB. How men view genetic testing for prostate cancer risk: Findings from focus groups. Abstract later published in J Law Med Ethics, SS 29(2):58, 2001. Clin Genet, 58(3):169-76, 2000.

22. Seto S, Fetters MD. Schwenk TL. 質的研究３：質的研究法技法をプライマリケア日常診療への応用(Qualitative Research Part III: Application of qualitative research techniques to clinical practice in primary care). Jpn J Prim Care, 24:12-7, 2001.

23. Fetters MD , Zamorski MA, Sano K, Schwenk TL, Ban N. Experiences, strategies, and principals of a clinical clerkship: Comparison and observations about the United States and Japan. Med Educ (Japan), 32(2):77-81, 2001.

24. Kitamura K, Fetters MD, Takenaka H, Sato J, Ban N. Recognition of alcohol-related problems by primary care physicians in Japan. Jpn J Prim Care, 24(2):104-17, 2001.

25. Sebata K, Sugisawa Y, Fetters MD, Kamimura A, Maezawa M. 質的研究４：フォーカスグループの実際的方法論の一例(Qualitative Research Part IV: Methodological issues of focus groups). Jpn J Prim Care, 24(2):126-32, 2001.

26. Sebata K, Sugisawa Y, Fetters MD, Hiraga A, Ohtaki J, Maezawa M. 質的研究の方法論の妥当性に関する検討．アンケートの結果から(Qualitative Research Part V: Analysis of the validity of the qualitative research methodology through a post-interview survey). Jpn J Prim Care, 24(4):277-84, 2001.


27. Fetters MD , Kitamura K, Eto K, Yamashita K, Fujioka T. 開業医と大学総合診療部との架け橋 ― いかにして協力関係を築いていくか.(Building bridges between general practitioners and University Departments of General Medicine). Jpn J Prim Care, 24(4):285-91, 2001.

28. Masuda Y, Fetters MD, Shimokata H, Muto E, Mogi N, Iguchi A, Uemura K. Outcomes of written living wills in Japan: A survey of the deceased’s families. Bioethics Forum, 17(1):41-52, 2001.

29. Fetters MD , Churchill L, Danis M. Conflict resolution at the end of life. Crit Care Med, 29(5):921-5, 2001.

30. Fetters MD , Warber SL. Complementary and alternative medicine in clinical practice: Ethical considerations. Clin Fam Pract, 4(4):765-72, 2002.

31. Fetters MD , Danis M. Death with dignity: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in the United States and Japan. Philosophy and Medicine, 74:145-63, 2002

32. Fetters MD , Kitamura K, Mise J, Newton WP, Gorenflo DW, Tsuda T, Igarashi M. Japanese and United States family medicine resident physicians’ attitudes about training. Gen Med, 3(1):9-16, 2002.

33. Elwyn TS, Fetters MD, Sasaki H, Tsuda T. Responsibility and cancer disclosure in Japan. Soc Sci Med, 54(2):281-93, 2002.

34. Sebata K, Sugisawa Y, Fetters MD. Hiraga A, Ohtaki J, Maezawa M. フォーカスグループを用いた高齢者の医療機関および主治医に関する質的調査 (Focus group investigation on expectations of elderly people from health care facilities and physicians). Jpn J Pub Health, 49(2):114-25, 2002.

35. Sebata K, Sugisawa Y, Fetters MD, Maezawa M. 個人面接による地域高齢者の医療に対するニーズの調査 (Individual interviews with elderly in a rural area: Expectations for medical care services). Jpn J Pub Health, 49(8):739-48, 2002.

36. Kitamura K, Fetters MD, Ban N. The experiences of Japanese generalist physicians in overseas faculty development programs. Fam Med, 34(10):761-5, 2002.

37. Fetters MD , Yoshioka T, Sano K. 家庭医療外来実習を最大限に活かすコツ―STFM プリセプター教育プロジェクトに基づく方略 (Maximizing the effectiveness of office-based teaching in family medicine: Strategies based on the STFM Preceptor Education Project). Jpn J Fam Pract, 10(1):9-16, 2003.

38. Biggs WS, Kitamura K, Fetters MD, Ban N. 総合診療部での研修医カリキュラムを考える：米国家庭医療レジデンシーから学ぶもの (Developing a general medicine residency curriculum: Lessons learned from family practice residency training in the United States). Med Educ (Japan), 34(4):239-44, 2003.

39. Fetters MD , Nishino H. World-class family medicine training in Japan. Prim Care Japan, 1(1):41-9, 2003.

40. Hattori Y, Fetters MD. 質的研究 6：質的データの書き起こしにおける質の確保 (Qualitative Research Part VI: Ensuring quality during qualitative data transcription). Jpn J Prim Care, 26(4):261-71, 2003.

41. Fetters MD , Masuda Y, Sano K. Japanese women’s perspectives on pelvic examinations in the United States. Looking behind a cultural curtain. J Reprod Med, 48(3):194-200, 2003.

42. Warber SL, Fetters MD, Kaufman PB. Environmental ethics: Finding a moral compass for human-plant interaction. Altern Ther Health Med, 9(2):100-5, 2003.


43. Ohtaki S, Ohtaki T, Fetters MD. Doctor-patient communication: A comparison of the United States and Japan. Fam Pract, 20(3):276-82, 2003.

44. Fetters MD , Lieberman RW, Abrahamse MA, Sanghvi RV, Sonnad SS. Cost effectiveness of pap smear screening for vaginal cancer after total hysterectomy for benign disease. J Low Genit Tract Dis, 7(3):194-202, 2003.

45. Masuda Y, Fetters MD, Hattori A, Mogi N, Naito M, Iguchi A, Uemura K. Physicians’ reports on the impact of living wills at the end-of-life in Japan. J Med Ethics, 29(4):248-52, 2003.

46. Kron F, Fetters MD, Goldman EB. The challenging patient. Clinic North America, 5(4):893-903, 2004.

47. Fetters MD , Kiyota A, Sano K. 地域における家庭医療の社会的役割：家庭医を専門医として理解するために (The social role family practice plays in the community: Understanding the family physician as a specialist). Jpn J Prim Care, 27(1):29-35, 2004.

48. Fetters MD , Yoshioka T, Sano K, Sheets KJ. プライマリケア医師の卒前教育への参加：成功するための STFM プリセプター教育プロジェクトの方略 (Participation of primary care physicians in ambulatory care teaching: Strategies for success from the Society of Teacher of Family Medicine Preceptors Education Project). Med Educ (Japan), 35(2):83-8, 2004.

49. Creswell JW, Fetters MD, Ivankova NV. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care. Ann Fam Med, 2(1):7-12, 2004.

50. Kitamura K, Ban N, Fetters MD. Contraceptive care by family physicians and general practitioners in Japan: Attitudes and practices. Fam Med, 36(4) 279-83, 2004.

51. Wallace JL, Wu J, Weinstein J, Gorenflo DW, Fetters MD. Emergency contraception: Knowledge and attitudes of family medicine providers. Fam Med, 36(6):417-22, 2004.

52. Fetters MD , Ivankova NV, Ruffin MT, Creswell JW, Power D. Developing a website in primary care. Fam Med, 36(9):651-9, 2004.

53. Fetters MD , Jimbo M. 枠から外れた考えの進め：なぜ独立した家庭医療診療所が必要か (Think outside the box: Why do we need an independent Family Practice Center?) Jpn J Fam Pract, 11(2):22-6, 2005.

54. Murai M, Kitamura K, Fetters MD. Lessons learned in developing Family Medicine residency training programs in Japan. BMC Medical Education, 5(1):33, 2005.

55. Christensen RE, Fetters MD, Green LA. Opening the black box: Cognitive strategies in family practice. Ann Fam Med, 3(2):144-50, 2005.

56. West AL, Fetters MD, Hemmila MR, Gorenflo DW, Kiyota A, Moroi S. Herb and vitamin supplementation use among a general ophthalmology population. Am J Ophthalmol, 139(3):522-9, 2005.

57. Kitamura K, Fetters MD, Nobutaro B. Preconception care by family physicians and general practitioners in Japan. BMC Family Practice, 6:31, 2005.

58. Hammoud M, White C, Fetters MD. Opening cultural doors: Providing culturally sensitive healthcare to Arab American and American Muslim patients. Am J Obstet Gynecol, 193:1307-11, 2005.

59. Jimbo M, Fetters MD, Nishiue T, Rew K, Takemura Y, Pollock M, Kiyota A, Okada T, Sano K. 日本の家庭医療学における教育，臨床，研究と今後の発展に対する問題点と解決策：世界一般医家庭医学会(WONCA)ワークショップのグループインタビューより得られた知見 (Family medicine education, clinical care, and research in


Japan: Challenges and barriers identified during focus groups at a WONCA workshop). Jpn J Fam Pract, 12(1):4-15, 2006.

60. Miyasaka E, Kiyota A, Fetters MD. Japanese primary care physicians’ errors and perceived causes: A comparison with the United States. JMAJ, 49(9&10):286-95, 2006.

61. Takayama A, Kiyota A, Nishiue T, Sheets KS, Fetters MD. ミシガン大学での家庭医療学クラークシップにおける Family Case Study の紹介 (The Family Case Study of the clerkship at the University of Michigan). Med Ed (Japan), 37(4):221-8, 2006.

62. Shehab R, Mirabelli M, Gorenflo D, Fetters MD. Pre-exercise stretching and sports related injuries: Knowledge, attitudes and practices. Clin J Sport Med, 16(3):228-31, 2006.

63. Fetters MD . The Wizard of Osler: A brief educational intervention combining film and medical readers' theater to teach about power in medicine. Fam Med, 38(5):323-5, 2006.

64. Kim C, Fetters MD, Gorenflo DW. Residency education through the Family Medicine Morbidity and Mortality conference. Fam Med, 38(8):550-5, 2006.

65. Tanaka N, Fetters MD, Chu M, Jimbo M, Nishiue T. 家庭医療学におけるチームアプローチの重要性と日本における可能性ミシガン大学家庭医療学科における実例 (The importance and potential of the team approach in family medicine in Japan: An example from the University of Michigan). Jpn J Fam Pract, 13(1):22-8, 2007.

66. Fetters MD , Yoshioka T, Greenberg G, Gorenflo DW, Yeo S. Advance consent in Japanese during prenatal care for epidural anesthesia during childbirth. J Mix Methods Res, 1(4):333-65, 2007.

67. Ushiba A, Kibler J, Fujioka Y, Fetters MD. 医療者との架け橋：ミシガン大学病院通訳サービスシステム(A communication bridge for doctors and patients: Interpreter services at the University of Michigan Health System). Jpn J Fam Pract, 13(2):34-41, 2007.

68. Saigal P, Takemura Y, Nishiue T, Fetters MD. Factors considered by medical students when formulating their specialty preferences in Japan: Findings from a qualitative study. BMC Med Educ, 7(1):31, 2007.

69. Garcia-Castillo D, Fetters MD. Quality in medical translations: A review. J Health Care Poor Underserved, 18(1):74-84, 2007.

70. Ruffin M, Fetters MD, Jimbo M. Preference-based electronic decision aid to promote colorectal cancer screening: Results of a randomized controlled trial. Prev Med, 45:267-73, 2007.

71. Fujioka Y, Fetters MD. アメリカ医科大学における家庭医療 (Family Medicine in American medical schools). Hospitals (病院) (Byouin), 67(10):893-6, 2008.

72. Miyazaki K, Cooke J. Fetters MD. 家庭医療研修におけるオリエンテーションの重要性～ミシガン大学家庭医療レジデンシーにおけるオリエンテーションの分析より(Orientation as an important introduction to family medicine residency training: An analysis of orientation curriculum at the University of Michigan Family Medicine Residency Program). Jpn J Fam Pract, 15(1):32-43, 2009.

73. Fetters MD, Fujioka Y. なぜ、日本の家庭医学研修に婦人医療研修が含まれるべきなのか？(Why women’s health training is needed during family medicine residency training in Japan). Jpn J Fam Pract, 15(1):44-51, 2009.

74. Kitamura K, Fetters MD, Sano K, Sato J, Ban N. Lifestyle changes of Japanese people on overseas assignment in Michigan, USA. Asia Pac Fam Med, 16;8(1):7, 2009.

75. Ruffin MT IV, Creswell JW, Jimbo M, Fetters MD. Factors influencing choices for colorectal cancer screening among previously unscreened African and Caucasian Americans: Findings from a triangulation mixed methods investigation. J Community Health, 34:79-89, 2009.

76. Asai H, Fetters MD. インターネットを利用した学習モジュール作成と e-learningの可能性: 避妊法モジュールの経験から (Design of a study module using the


Internet and the potential of e-learning: Experience based on a contraception module). JIM, 20(10):798-800, 2010.

77. Inada H, Mitsunami K, Motohara S, Fetters MD. 参加型臨床実習は医学生のモチベーションを高める ―「浸透学習」からの脱却のための事例報告―(Increasing motivation of medical students through a participatory style of learning: A case study demonstrating how to get away from "osmotic learning"). Med Educ (Japan), 41(5):347-52, 2010.

78. Kron FW, Gjerde CL, Sen A, Fetters MD. Medical student attitudes toward video games and related new media technologies in medical education. BMC Med Educ, 10(1):50, 2010. (See commentary: http://www.aafp.org/online/en/home/publications/news/news-now/resident-student-focus/2011026newmediastudy.html )

79. Wooldridge AN, Arato N, Sen A, Amenomori M, Fetters MD. Truth or fallacy? Three hour wait for three minutes with the doctor: Findings from a private clinic in rural Japan. Asia Pacific Family Medicine 9:11, 2010. (See commentary: http://www.apfmj.com/content/9/1/11).

80. Asai H, Fetters MD. A case report of deformational plagiocephaly treated with cranial molding helmet. Japanese Journal of Pediatrics, 64(3):456-459, 2011.

81. Asai H, Jimbo M, Nease DE Jr., Ishibashi Y, Fetters MD. Using computerized clinical decision support systems for quality improvement of preventive and chronic care. Japan Primary Care Association Journal, 34(2):133-40, 2011.

82. Khodaee M, Fetters MD, Gorenflo DW. Football (Soccer) safety equipment use and parental attitudes toward safety equipment in a community youth sports program. Res Sports Med, 19(2):129-43, 2011.

83. Padela AI, Killawi A, DeMonner S, Heisler MA, Fetters MD. The role of Imams in American Muslim healthcare: Perceptions of community leaders in the Southeastern Michigan Muslim community. J Relig Health, 50(2):359-73, 2011.

84. Yuen JK, Reid MC, Fetters MD. Hospital Do-Not-Resuscitate orders: Why they have failed and how to fix them. J Gen Intern Med, 26(7):791-7, 2011.

85. Saint Arnault D, Fetters MD. RO1 Funding for mixed methods research: Lessons learned from the Mixed-Method Analysis of Japanese Depression project. J Mix Methods Res, 5(4):309-29, 2011.

86. Lynch-Sauer J, VandenBosch T, Kron FW, Gjerde CL, Arato N, Sen A, Fetters MD. Nursing students' attitudes toward video games and related new media technologies: Implications for nursing education. J Nurs Educ, 50(9):513-23, 2011.

87. Henry SG, Forman J. Fetters MD. "How do you know what Aunt Martha looks like?" A video elicitation study of nonverbal behavior and tacit clues in medical decision making. J Eval Clin Pract, 17:933-39, 2011.

88. Curry LA, O’Cathain A, Clark VLP, Aroni R, Fetters MD, Berg D. The role of group dynamics in mixed methods health science research teams. J Mixed Methods Res, 6(1):5-20, 2012.

89. Henry S, Fetters MD. Video elicitation interviews: A qualitative research method for investigating doctor-patient interactions. Ann Fam Med, 10(2):118-25, 2012.

90. AlRawi S, Fetters MD. Traditional Arabic & Islamic medicine: A conceptual model for clinicians and researchers. Glob J Health Sci, 4(3):164-9, 2012.

91. Yoshioka T, Yeo S, Fetters MD. Experiences with epidural anesthesia of Japanese women who had childbirth in the United States. J Anesth, 26(3):326-33, 2012.

92. Elnashar MS, Abdelrahim HA, Fetters MD. Cultural competence springs up in the desert: The story of the Center for Cultural Competence in Health Care at Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. Acad Med, 87(6):759-66, 2012.

93. Fujimoto A, Endo H, Motohara S, Mitsunami K, Fetters MD. 米国ミシガン大学家庭医療臨床実習の紹介：日本の卒前家庭医療教育発展のために (Introducing the

Department of Family Medicine clinical clerkship at the University of Michigan: Proposals for the development of family medicine undergraduate education in Japan). Japan Primary Care Association Journal, 35(3):222-230, 2012.


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94. AlRawi S, Fetters MD, Killawi A, Hammad A, Padela A. Traditional healing practices among American Muslims: Perceptions of community leaders in Southeast Michigan. J Immigr Minor Health, 14(3):489-96, 2012.

95. Meurer WJ, Lewis RJ, Tagle D, Fetters MD, Legocki L, Berry S, Connor J, Durkalski V, Elm J, Zhao W, Frederiksen S, Silbergleit R, Palesch Y, Berry DA, Barsan WG. An overview of the Adaptive Designs Accelerating Promising Trials into Treatments (ADAPT-IT) project. Ann Emerg Med, 60(4):451-7, 2012.

96. Hammoud MM, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Khidir A, Elliott HAK, Killawi A, Padela AI, Al Khal AL, Bener A, Fetters MD. Challenges and opportunities of US and Arab collaborations in health services research: A case study from Qatar. Glob J Health Sci, 4(6):148-59, 2012.

97. Chang T, Llanes M, Gold K, Fetters MD. Perspectives about and approaches to weight gain in pregnancy: A qualitative study of physicians and nurse midwives. BMC Pregnancy Childbirth. 13(1):47, 2013.

98. Alexander J, Paustian M, Wise CG, Green LA, Fetters MD, Mason M, El Reda DK. Assessment and measurement of patient-centered medical home implementation: The BCBSM experience. Ann Fam Med, 11(Suppl 1):1-3, 2013. http://annfammed.org/content/11/Suppl_1/S74.abstract.

99. Yokota M, Tsunawaki S, Narumoto K, and Fetters MD. Women's impressions of their inpatient birth care as provided by family physicians in the Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program in Japan. Asia Pac Fam Med, 12(1):1-5, 2013. http://www.apfmj.com/content/12/1/1.

100. Tomoaia-Cotisel A, Scammon DL, Waltzman NJ, Cronholm PF, Halladay JR, Driscoll DL, Solberg LI, Hsu C, Tai-Seale M, Hiratsuka V, Shih SC, Fetters MD, Wise CG, Alexander JA, Hauser D, McMullen CK, Scholle SH, Tirodkar MA, Schmidt L, Donahue KE, Parchman ML, Stange KC. Context matters: The experience of 14 research teams in systematically reporting contextual factors important for practice change. Ann Fam Med, 11(Suppl 1):S115-S123, 2013.

101. Verjee M, Abdulmalik MA, Fetters MD. Family Medicine’s rapid establishment and early leadership role in Qatar’s Health Care System. J Healthc Leadersh, 5:47-52, 2013.

102. Connor JT, Elm JJ, Broglio KR and for the ESETT and ADAPT-IT Investigators. Bayesian adaptive trials offer advantages in comparative effectiveness trials: An example in status epilepticus. J Clin Epidemiol, 66:S130-S137, 2013. [M. Fetters contributed extensively to the findings of this study].

103. Little S, Menawat S, Worzniak M, Fetters MD. Teaching wound care to family medicine residents on a wound care service. Adv Med Educ Pract, 2013(4):137-44, 2013.

104. Little SH, Motohara S, Miyazaki K, Arato N, Fetters MD. Prenatal group visit program for a population with limited English proficiency. J Am Board Fam Med, 26(6):728-37, 2013.

105. Fetters MD , Curry LA, Creswell JW. Achieving integration in mixed methods designs – principles and practices. Health Serv Res, 48(6 Pt 2): 2134-56, 2013. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1475-6773.12117/abstract;jsessionid=2FC07B370623A4FE8F783D5938346F1C.f02t02.

106. Jimbo M, Shultz CG, Nease DE, Fetters MD, Power D, Ruffin IV MT. Perceived barriers and facilitators of using a web-based interactive decision aid for colorectal cancer screening in community practice settings: Findings from focus groups with primary care clinicians and medical office staff. J Med Internet Res, 15(12):e286, 2013.

107. Tsuda S, Fetters MD. 外来プリセプティングに関する文献レビュー Outpatient precepting - A review of the literature. Japan Primary Care Association Journal, 36(4):318-323, 2013.

108. Killawi A, Khidir A, Elnashar M, Abdelrahim H, Hammoud M, Elliott HA, Thurston M, Asad H, Al-Khal A, Fetters MD. Procedures of recruiting, obtaining informed consent, and compensating research participants in Qatar: Findings from a qualitative investigation. BMC Med Ethics, 15(1):9, 2014.


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109. Paustian M, Alexander J, Green L, Wise C, Fetters MD. Partial and incremental PCMH practice transformation: Implications for quality and costs. Health Serv Res, 49(1):52-74, 2014.

110. Crabtree B, Narumoto K, Motohara S, Fetters MD. Family medicine research: New perspectives on family medicine research. Japanese Primary Care Association Journal, 37(2):116-123, 2014.

111. Shumer G, Warber S, Motohara S, Yajima A, Plegue M, Bialko M, Iida T, Sano K, Amenomori M, Tsuda T, Fetters MD. Complementary and alternative medicine use by visitors to rural Japanese family medicine clinics: Results from the international complementary and alternative medicine survey. BMC Comp Alt Med, 14:360, 2014.http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/14/360

112. Ito T, Takenoshita R, Narumoto K, Plegue M, Sen A, Crabtree BF, Fetters MD.A community-based intervention in middle schools to improve HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening in Japan. Asia Pac Fam Med, 13(1):13, 2014.

113. Piette JD, Valenstein M, Eisenberg D, Fetters MD, Sen A, Saunders D, Watkins D, Aikens, JE. Rationale and methods of a trial to evaluate a depression telemonitoring program that includes a patient-selected support person. J Clin Trials, 5(1):1-8, 2014.

114. Teo AR, Fetters MD, Stufflebam K, Tateno M, Balhara Y, Choi TY, Kanba S, Mathews C, Kato T. Identification of the Hikikomori syndrome of social withdrawal: Psychosocial features and treatment preferences in four countries. Int J Soc Psychiatry, 61(1):64-72, 2015.

115. Teo AR, Stufflebam KW, Lu F, Fetters MD. Use of a public film event to promote understanding and help seeking for social withdrawal. Asia Pac Psychiatry, 7:157-63, 2015.

116. Alexander, JA, Markowitz AR, Paustian ML, Wise CG, El Reda DK, Green LA, Fetters MD. Implementation of patient-centered medical homes in adult primary care practices. Med Care Res Rev, 72(4):438-67, 2015.

117. Legocki LJ, Meurer WJ, Frederiksen S, Lewis RJ, Durkalski VL, Berry DA, Barsan WG, Fetters MD. Clinical trialist perspectives on the Ethics of Adaptive Clinical Trials: A Mixed-Methods Analysis. BMC Med Ethics, 16:27, 2015.doi:10.1016/j.psychres.2015.04.033, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.psychres.2015.04.033

118. Sairenji T, Fetters MD. 家庭医物語ー現場で働く２人の家庭医を通して知るアメリカと日本の家庭医療ー (Two real family doctors: A view of current Family Medicine

in the United States through the stories of two practitioners). Chiryo, 97(7):955-959, 2015.

119. Teo AR, Stufflebam K, Saha S, Fetters MD, Tateno M, Kanba S, Kato TA. Psychopathology associated with social withdrawal: Idiopathic and comorbid presentations. Psychiatry Res, 228(1):182-3, 2015.

120. Shultz CG, Chu MS, Yajima A, Skye EP, Sano K, Inoue M, Tsuda T, Fetters MD. The cultural context of teaching and learning sexual health care examinations in Japan: A mixed methods case study assessing the use of standardized patient instructors among Japanese family physician trainees of the Shizuoka Family Medicine Program. Asia Pac Fam Med, 14(1):8, 2015.

121. Tsunawaki S, Inoue M, Fetters MD. An empirical assessment of cases experienced during inpatient family medicine resident training in a rural community hospital of the Shizuoka Family Medicine Training Program in Japan. Gen Med, 16(3):177-86, 2015.

122. Guetterman TC, Fetters MD, Creswell JW. Integrating quantitative and qualitative results in health science mixed methods research through joint displays. Ann Fam Med, 13(6):554-61, 2015.

123. Guetterman TC, Fetters MD, Legocki LJ, Mawocha S, Barsan WG, Lewis RJ, Berry DA, Meurer WJ. Reflections on the adaptive designs accelerating promising trials into treatments (ADAPT-IT) process—Findings from a qualitative study. Clin Res Regul Aff, 1-10, 2015.


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124. Frantzen KK, Fetters MD. Meta-integration for synthesizing data in a systematic mixed studies review: Insights from research on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Qual Quant. 1-27, 2015.

125. Frantzen KK, Lauritsen MB, Jorgensen M, Tanggaard L, Fetters MD, Aikens JE, Bjerrum M. Parental self-perception in the autism spectrum disorder literature: a systematic mixed method review. J Autism Dev Disord. 1-9, 2015.

126. Zazove P, Inoue M, Motohara S, Fetters MD. 大学における家庭医療学講座設置の意義 Benefits of having departments of Family Medicine. Japan Primary Care Association Journal. 38(4):1-11, 2015.

127. Skye E, Fetters MD, Motohara S, Sugimura M. 家庭医療専門医養成：他の専門診療科ローテーションでの研修 (Training Family

Medicine specialists in other specialty environment). Japan Primary Care Association Journal, 38(2):157-66, 2015.

128. Fetters MD , Guetterman TC, Power D, Nease DE Jr. Focus group innovations: Split-session focus group interviews in the naturalistic setting of family medicine offices. Ann Fam Med, 14(1):70-75, 2016. doi:10.1370/afm.1881

129. Shumer G, Fetters MD, Warber S. Plegue M, Inoue M. "Acupuncture Use in Rural Japanese Family Medicine Populations: A Cross-sectional Survey Study". Medical Acupuncture, 28(1): 49-55, 2016 doi:10.1089/acu.2015.1162.

130. Khidir, A, Asad H, Abdelrahim H, Elnashar M, Killawi A, Hammoud M, Al-Khal, AL, Haddad P, Fetters MD. Patient responses to research recruitment and follow-up surveys: findings from a diverse multicultural health care setting in Qatar. BMC Med Res Meth, 1-16, 2016.

131. Gossa W, Wondimagegn D, Mekonnen D, Eshetu W, Abebe Z, Fetters MD. Key informants’ perspectives on development of Family Medicine training programs in Ethiopia. Adv Med Educ Pract, 6:1-9, 2016.

132. Teo AR, Andrea SB, Sakakibara R, Motohara S, Matthieu MM, Fetters MD. BriefGatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention in an Ethnic Minority Population: A Controlled Intervention BMC Psychiatry, 16:211, 2016

133. Zazove P, Case B, Moreland C, Plegue MA, Hoekstra A, Ouellette A, Sen A, Fetters MD. US Medical Schools' Compliance With the Americans with Disabilities Act: Findings From a National Study. Acad Med. 2016.

134. Meurer WJ, Legocki L, Mawocha S, Frederiksen SM, Guetterman TC, Barsan W, Fetters, MD. (2016). Attitudes and opinions regarding confirmatory adaptive clinical trials: A mixed methods analysis from the Adaptive Designs Accelerating Promising Trials into Treatments (ADAPT-IT) project. Trials, 17, 373. http://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-016-1493-z

135. Tomoaia-Cotisel A, Farrell TW, Solberg LI, Berry CA, Calman NS, Cronholm PF, Donahue KE, Driscoll DL, Hauser D, McAllister JW, Mehta SN. Implementation of Care Management An Analysis of Recent AHRQ Research. Medical care research and review. 2016 Oct 20:1077558716673459.

136. McKee M, Case B, Fausone M, Zazove P, Ouellette A, Fetters M. Medical schools’ willingness to accommodate medical students with sensory and physical disabilities: ethical foundations of a functional challenge to “organic” technical standards. AMA Journal of Ethics. 2016;18(10):993-1002

137. Holtrop JS, Potworowski G, Green LA, Fetters M. Analysis of Novel Care Management Programs in Primary Care An Example of Mixed Methods in Health Services Research. Journal of Mixed Methods Research. 2016 Sep 27:1558689816668689.


138. Dossett LA, Hudson JN, Morris AM, Lee MC, Roetzheim RG, Fetters MD, Quinn GP. The primary care provider (PCP)‐cancer specialist relationship: A systematic review and mixed‐methods meta‐synthesis. CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians. 2016 Oct 1.

139. Moseholm E, Rydahl-Hansen S, Lindhardt BØ, Fetters MD. Health-related quality of life in patients with serious non-specific symptoms undergoing evaluation for possible cancer and their experience during the process: a mixed methods study. Quality of Life Research. 2016 Oct 4:1-4.

140. Kron FW, Fetters MD, Scerbo MW, White CB, Lypson ML, Padilla MA, Gliva-McConvey GA, Belfore LA, West T, Wallace AM, Guetterman TC. Using a computer simulation for teaching communication skills: A blinded multisite mixed methods randomized controlled trial. Patient Education and Counseling. 2016 Oct 29.

141. Mawocha SC, Fetters MD, Legocki, LJ, Guetterman TC, Frederiksen S, Barsan WG, Lewis RJ, Berry DK, Meurer WJ. A Conceptual Model for the Development Process of Confirmatory Adaptive Clinical Trials Within an Emergency Research Network. Clinical Trials: Journal of the Society for Clinical Trials. 2017 doi:10.1177/1740774516688900

142. Fetters MD , Motohara S, Ivey L, Narumoto K, Sano K, Terada M, Tsuda T, Inoue M. Utility of self-competency ratings during residency training in family medicine education-emerging countries: findings from Japan. Asia Pacific Family Medicine. 2017 Jan 10;16(1):1.

143. AlRawi SN, Khidir A, Elnashar MS, Abdelrahim HA, Killawi AK, Hammoud MM, Fetters MD. Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine: Validation and Empirical Assessment of a Conceptual Model in Qatar. BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine. 2017;17(1):157. doi:10.1186/s12906-017-1639-x

144. Abdelrahim HA, Elnashar MS, Khidir A, Killawi AK, Hammoud M, Al-Khal AL, Fetters MD. Patient perspectives on language discordance during healthcare visits: Findings from the extremely high-density multicultural state of Qatar. Journal of Health Communication. 2017 (in press).

145. Moseholm E, Fetters MD. Five Methodological Frameworks to Guide Integration during Analysis in Convergent Mixed Methods Studies. Methodological Innovations. 2017 (in press).

Non - Peer - Reviewed Journals and Publications

Articles1. Fetters MD , Shiraishi Y. (日米討議の感想) (Impressions of the Japan-United States

resident training forum of the 15th annual Primary Care Conference). Jpn J Prim Care, 15:46-8, 1992.

2. Fetters MD . Traditional Chinese medicine and the patient encounter. Med Encount 10(3):23-5, 1994.

3. Fetters MD . Impressions of home care in Japan. Med Encount, 10(3):8-10, 1994.4. Fetters MD . Cultural clashes: Japanese patients and U.S. maternity care. Journal of the

International Institute 4(2, Winter), 1997. (Also published in JBS News, 41:1997).5. Fetters MD , Efficacia dello striscio vaginale di papanicolau dopo isterectomia totale per

patologia benigna (in Italian, Effectiveness of vaginal Papanicolaou smear screening after total hysterectomy for benign disease). Gynecol Digest, February:27-8, 1997.


6. Fetters MD . A daughter who won’t let her mother go. Am Fam Physician, 62(1):255-7, 2000.

7. Kamimura A, Fetters MD. 日米共同研究で成功するには (Keys to successful collaboration with U.S. Researchers). Jpn Med J, 4008:73-7, 2001.

8. Power D. Ruffin MT, Fetters MD. A healthy site. Quirk’s Marketing Research Review, 60(6):22-80, 2002.

9. Power D, Fetters MD. Quirk’s marketing research review; a health site. Quirk’s Marketing Research Review, 60:22-80, 2002.

10. Fetters MD . プライマリケア医の卒前医学教育への参加― 成功するための STFM プリセプター教育プロジェクトの方略 (Primary care physicians’ participation in undergraduate medical education: Strategies for success from the STFM Preceptor Education Project). Home Care Medicine, 4(3):33, 2003.

11. Kiyota A, Fetters MD. “プライマリケア”と“家庭医療”の違い―米国におけるプライマリケア医／家庭医と在宅医療の関わり(Difference between primary care and family medicine – the role of primary care/family practice physicians in home care in the U.S). Home Care Medicine, 4(9):21-3, 2003.

12. Fetters MD , Jimbo M, Sano K. アメリカにおける家庭医療の現状：事実、誤解および日本への影響 (Current status of family medicine in the United States: Facts, misperceptions, and implications for Japan). Clin Pract, 24(2):36-9, 2005.

13. Fetters MD , Nishiue T. アメリカにおける家庭医療の傾向：家庭医療の今後に関する報告の紹介 (Family medicine trends in the United States: Introduction of the Future of Family Medicine Report). Clin Pract, 24(2):40-3, 2005.

14. Fetters MD. The right intentions, but wrong prevention: On informed consent for preventive services of controversial effectiveness. Virtual Mentor, 2005. http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/print/15103.html

15. Iura A, Fetters MD, Little S. 米国家庭医の産科管理の実際 (Obstetrical care by family physicians in the United States: Prenatal and obstetrical care are the same as obstetricians for normal pregnancy). Nikkei Medical Journal, 12:34-37, 2010.

16. Fetters MD , Ostafin E, Zoschnick LB, Harrison RV. Adult Clinical Preventive Care. Ann Arbor, MI: Faculty Group Practice, University of Michigan Health System, 2011. [Available from the National Guideline Clearinghouse at www.guideline.gov and from UMHS at http://www.uofmhealth.org/provider/clinical-care-guidelines], [practice guideline].

17. Fetters, M. D. (2017). Mixed methods - Getting a good start (「混合研究法～より良いスタートをきるために」). Aoyama Journal of International Studies, no.4, pp.39-48.

Book Chapters1. Koizumi H, Farkas J, Fetters MD. 日本人児童のアメリカ社会におけるストレスとそ

の処理について (Transcultural Perspective – stress and coping). 児童年精神医学への挑戦 21 世紀に向けてー第 12 回国際児童青年精神医学会論文集 In: Challenges of

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Towards the 21st Century-Collected Papers of the 12th Congress of the IACAPAP). Tokyo: Seiwa Shoten, 1992, 608-13.

2. Fetters MD , Shiraishi Y, Morita M, Taketomo Y. 日本での高齢者のターミナルイルネス：八人の医師の考え方 (Terminal illness of elderly in Japan: Perspectives of eight


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physicians). In: Bunkasha M, ed. 高齢者の命と心 The Hearts and Lives of the Elderly. Tokyo: Ribun Shuppan Co. Ltd, 1997, 119-49.

3. Fetters MD , Elwyn TS. Multiple authorship in Japan and the West. In: Fujiki N and Macer DRJ, eds. ユウバイオス倫理研究会 Bioethics in Asia, Tsukuba Science City: Eubios Ethics Institute, 1998, 355-60.

4. Brody H, Rygwelski J, Fetters MD. Ethics at the interface between complementary and conventional medicine. In: Jonas WB and Levin JS, eds. Essentials of Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1999, 46-56.

5. Fetters MD , Danis M. We live too short and die too long – On Japanese and U.S. physicians’ care-giving practices and approaches to withholding life-sustaining treatments. In: Long SO, ed. Caring for the elderly in Japan and the US: Practices and policies. Routledge, London, 2000, 121-45.

6. Fetters MD . Cancer disclosure and family involvement with Japanese patients in the United States. In: Solomon MZ, Romer AL and Heller KS, eds. Innovations in end-of-life care: Practical strategies & international perspectives. New Rochelle, NY: Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 2000, 93-101.

7. Fetters MD . Medical error in primary care. In: Rosenthal M and Sutcliffe K. Medical error: What do we know? What do we do? San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2002, 58-83.

8. Warber SL, Fetters MD, Kaufman PB. Environmental ethics: Finding a moral compass. In: Kaufman PB, ed. Creating a Sustainable Future: Living in Harmony with the Earth. New Delhi: Sci Tech Publishing LLC, 2002, 24-36.

9. Creswell JW, Fetters MD, Plano Clark VL, Morales A. Mixed methods intervention trials. In: Andrew S, Halcomb EJ, eds. Mixed Methods Research for Nursing and the Health Sciences. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2009, 161-80.

10. Keirns CC, Fetters MD, De Vries R. Bioethics & medical education, In: Brosan CJ and Turner BS, eds. Handbook of the Sociology of Medical Education, London: Routledge, 2009.

11. Schiller E, Thurston M, Khan Z, Fetters MD. Free clinics stand as a pillar of the health care safety net: Findings from a literature review. In: Brennan V., ed. Free and Student-Run Clinics in the United States. Meharry Medical College. Baltimore, Maryland: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013, 1-21.

12. Yokoyama I, Fetters MD. A brief history of Japanese medicine. In: Babb JD, ed. The SAGE Handbook of Modern Japanese Studies. London: Sage Publications, 2014, 269-86.

13. Rodnick JE, Yokoyama I, Fetters MD. Health care in Japan: Excellent population health, low medical expenditures, yet ambiguous place of primary care. In: Babb JD, ed. The SAGE Handbook of Modern Japanese Studies. London: Sage Publications, 2014, 287-98.

14. Fetters MD , Yokoyama I. Medical education in Japan. In: Babb JD, ed. The SAGE Handbook of Modern Japanese Studies. London: Sage Publications, 2014, 299-319.

15. Fetters MD . Bioethics and medico-legal issues in Japan. In: Babb JD, ed. The SAGE Handbook of Modern Japanese Studies. London: Sage Publications, 2014, 320-33.

16. Wisdom JP, Fetters MD. Funding for Mixed Methods Research: Sources and Strategies. In: Hesse-Biber, Johnson RB, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Multimethod and Mixed Methods Research Inquiry. New York: Oxford University Press, 2015, 314-332.

Other Media


Book Reviews 1. Fetters MD . Advance directives and surrogate decision making in health care: United

States, Germany and Japan. In: Sass HM and Veatch RM, eds. Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1998, 311 pages. Ann Intern Med, 131(2):160, 1999.

2. Fetters MD . The ritual of rights in Japan: Law, society, and health policy. Feldman EA. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000, 219 pages. Journal of Japanese Studies xiv, 28(1):236-42, 2002.

3. Fetters MD . Conflicts of Interest and the Future of Medicine--The United States, France, and Japan. Rodwin MA, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011, xi+365 pages. Social Science Japan Journal, 16(2):328-31, 2013.

Editorials1. Fetters MD . Dinner is served: A full course of multiple research approaches for your health

sciences methodological appetite. Int J Mult Res Approaches 5(1):2, 2011.2. Ban N, Fetters, MD. Education for health professionals in Japan—time to change. The

Lancet, 378(9798):1206-7, 2011.3. Fetters MD , Freshwater D. The 1 + 1 = 3 Integration Challenge. JMMR 9(2):115-7, 2015. 4. Fetters MD , Freshwater D. Publishing a Methodological Mixed Methods Research Article.

JMMR 9(3):203-13, 2015.5. Fetters MD . “Haven’t We Always Been Doing Mixed Methods Research?”: Lessons

Learned from the Development of the Horseless Carriage. JMMR 10(1):3-11, 2016. 6. Molina-Azorin JF, Fetters MD . Mixed Methods Research Prevalence Studies: Field-

Specific Studies on the State of the Art of Mixed Methods Research. JMMR 10(2):123-8, 2016.

7. Fetters MD , Molina-Azorin JF. The Journal of Mixed Methods Research Starts a New Decade: Principals for Bringing in the New and Divesting of the Old Language of the Field. JMMR 11(1):3-10, 2017

Letters to the Editor1. Fetters MD . About intending death: The family and quality of care. Arch Fam Med,

3(3):217, 1994.2. Fischer G, Fetters MD, Ruffin MT. Vaginal smears after hysterectomy. JAMA,

273(15):1175, 1995.3. Fetters MD . Error in medicine. JAMA, 274(6):458, 1995.4. Ruffin MT, Klinkman MS, Fetters MD, Green LA. Screening for prostate cancer. JAMA,

273(15):1175, 1995.5. Fetters MD, Elwyn TS. Authorship. Assessment of authorship depends on culture. BMJ,

315(7110):747, 1997. 6. Fetters MD . Errors in primary care: What’s on the radar screen? Ann Fam Med, 2:125-29,

2004.7. Gossa W, Fetters MD. The dawn of family medicine in Ethiopia. Fam Med, 47(2):148,

2015.8. Teo AR, Stufflebam K, Somnath S, Fetters MD, Tateno M, Kanba S, Kato TA.

Psychopathology associated with social withdrawal: idiopathic and comorbid presentations. Psychiatry Res, 228(1):182-183, 2015. (Letter)


9. Fetters MD. Insights on Developing General Practice Education in China. Academic Medicine. 2017 (in press)

Other1. Fetters MD. POINT OF VIEW/Michael D. Fetters: Health policy shortage, not a doctor

shortage. SPECIAL TO THE ASAHI SHIMBUN. The Asahi Shimbun, July, 2010.http://www.asahi.com/english/TKY201007020471.html

Review article1. Yeo SA, Fetters MD, Marcus SM. 産褥期鬱病の早期発見、治療、そしてその予防の

ために (Early diagnosis, treatment and prevention of postpartum depression), Jpn News Club, December, 1995.

2. Fetters MD . Japanese Version: 文化的な食い違い：日本人患者と米国の妊娠医療 (Cultural clashes: Japanese patients and U.S. maternity care), J International Institute, Winter, 1997 and JBS News, No. 41, August 1997.

3. Fetters MD . Infrequent use of epidural anesthesia during labor by Japanese women, Med Humanities Rep, 20(2):6, 1999.

4. Fetters MD . Integrity in publishing science, Medical Humanities Rep 21(1):5-6, 1999.5. Kiyota A, Fetters MD. 便秘の対処 (Managing constipation), Jpn News Club 13, March

2005.6. Kiyota A, Fetters MD. 流産について (Miscarriage), Jpn News Club, 10-12, February

2005.

Abstracts1. Fetters MD , Khodaee M. Prevalence of soccer-related injuries and parental attitudes

regarding safety equipment use by young soccer players. Clin J Sport Med, 15(5):391, 2005.

2. Kron F, Fetters M, Scerbo M, Campbell T, White C. Interactive virtual human patient software utility for competency assessment in breaking bad news to a cancer patient. Simulation in Healthcare, 6, 413, 2011. [Research Abstract]

Articles about the Japanese Family Health Program1. Mitka M. The bridge at Ann Arbor: Japanese Health Program. JAMA, 283(22):2921-2,

2000. http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=18431382. Tobin J. Six thousand four hundred miles from home. Medicine in Michigan, Fall 2005.

http://www.medicineatmichigan.org/magazine/2005/fall/jfhp/default.asp3. Waldsmith L. Culturally Competent Care. Ann Arbor Observer, pp. 49-50, May, 2006.4. Yumi/NB C. Auto-Estima Japonesa Norte-Americana Portugese, (Self-Esteem for Japanese North Americans). Nippo-Brasil. 16(425),3A:22-28, August, 2007.5. Mason, J. ANN ARBOR: U-M partnership aids in advancement of Japanese healthcare.

Ann Arbor Journal, November, 2010. http://heritage.com/articles/2010/11/19/ann_arbor_journal/news/doc4ce6a4c7075e3418709177.txt

6. Allmendinger L. Japanese delegation makes stops in Chelsea, Dexter. Ann Arbor.com, November, 2010. http://www.annarbor.com/news/chelsea/japanese-delegation-makes-stop-in-chelsea-tours-library-chelsea-community-hospital/


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7. U-M partnership will help revamp Japan’s approach to family medicine: Visit by Japanese delegation marks important landmark in one doctor’s decades-long odyssey. UofMHealth.org., 2010. http://www.uofmhealth.org/news/1829um-partnership-with-japan-family-medicine

Articles about the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in the Social Sciences1. Doctor's international collaboration garners rare Fulbright Scholarship.

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