Tom Colletti
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Also affiliated: Lincoln Memorial University (2026); University of Lynchburg (2026); Duke Medical Center (2004–2005); University of Tampa (2026)
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Tom Colletti's research has focused on aspects of medical diagnosis and treatment, particularly concerning inflammatory bowel diseases and bacterial infections. He has investigated the recognition, diagnosis, and therapeutic approaches for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Additionally, his work includes developing guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of Strep throat.
Colletti has also explored topics related to medical education and professional development. This includes research on PA Educator Advancement, examining workforce issues through national survey findings. He has also published on the peer review process within PA journals. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1, with a total of 4 publications and 9 citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 9
Selected Publications
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PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings (2026)
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- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
- PA Educator Advancement Is a Workforce Issue: National Survey Findings
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