System Vice President, Chief Medical Information Officer

Internal Medicine

Lynn R. Witherspoon works in the field of Internal Medicine. He graduated from University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He over the years received 17 awards: "Quality Project of the Year (Meaningful Use)", "Executive Leadership Lifetime Achievement Award", "Leader of the Year", "Innovator Award", "Premier 100 IT Leaders", "Top Healthcare Hero recognition", "Best IT organizations", "Clinical Chemist's Recognition Award", "Ochsner Project of the Year", "Recognized for Most Wireless organization", "Recognized for Most Wired organization", "Most Wired Innovator Award", "Outstanding Speaker Award", "Dean Echols award for best medical case report", "Trustees award for excellence in medical writing", "Intern of the Year" and "James M. Price award for excellence in cancer research". Doctor Lynn R. Witherspoon, MD is also a published doctor. He has 10 publication published. The most recent publication is: Sensitive prostate specific antigen measurements identify men with long disease-free intervals and differentiate aggressive from indolent cancer recurrences within 2 y...

Publications

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• Why use electronic records?
• Electronic health records: maybe a matter of life and death.
• Radioimmunoassayists must embrace new technology.
• Early detection of cancer relapse after prostatectomy using very sensitive prostate-specific antigen measurements.
• Predictive value of technetium Tc 99m-labeled red blood cell scintigraphy for positive angiogram in massive lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage.
• Sensitive prostate specific antigen measurements identify men with long disease-free intervals and differentiate aggressive from indolent cancer recurrences within 2 y...
• Chemically blocked analog assays for free thyronines. II. Use of equilibrium dialysis to optimize the displacement by chemical blockers of T4 analog and T3 analog from...
• Chemically blocked analog assays for free thyronines. I. The effect of chemical blockers on T4 analog and T4 binding by albumin and by thyroxin-binding globulin.
• Immunoassays for quantifying choriogonadotropin compared for assay performance and clinical application.

Schools

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• University Of Wisconsin Medical School

• Ochsner Med Institute

• Duke University

Doctors Specialties

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• Internal Medicine
• Nuclear Medicine

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• Quality Project of the Year (Meaningful Use)
• Executive Leadership Lifetime Achievement Award
• Leader of the Year
• Innovator Award
• Premier 100 IT Leaders
• Top Healthcare Hero recognition
• Best IT organizations
• Clinical Chemist's Recognition Award
• Ochsner Project of the Year
• Recognized for Most Wireless organization
• Recognized for Most Wired organization
• Most Wired Innovator Award
• Outstanding Speaker Award
• Dean Echols award for best medical case report
• Trustees award for excellence in medical writing
• Intern of the Year
• James M. Price award for excellence in cancer research

Education

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• Duke University Hospital
• Ochsner Clinic Foundation
• University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

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