Dr.Kaboli's research interests include health services research, evaluation of medication appropriateness, prevention of adverse drug events, and venous thromboembolic disease. His current projects include:

• Prevention of adverse drug events in outpatient Veterans
• Multi-site Academic Hospitalist Study
• Detection of adverse drug events in inpatient elderly patients
• Severity-Adjusted ICU Mortality and Length of Stay
• Randomized-Controlled Trial of Extended DVT Prophylaxis in Medically Ill Patients

Honors, Awards, and Organizations

• Research Fellowship, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 1988
• Research Fellowship, University of Nuremburg-Erlangen, Germany, 1991
• Barry Freeman Fellowship for International Medicine (Guatemala), 1994
• ACP-ASIM Annual Session, San Francisco, Clinical Vignette Finalist, 1996
• LDS Hospital Resident of the Year, 1997
• ACP-ASIM Utah Chapter C. DuWayne Schmidt, M.D. Chapter Service Award, 1997
• College of Medicine Research Day-Outstanding Clinical Research Award, 2000
• Best Workshop (Junior Faculty) "Current Controversies in DVT Prophylaxis: Orthopedic Hip and Knee Surgery," National SGIM Meeting, Boston, MA, 2000
• Highest Scientific Merit, Post-Doctoral Poster Competition, VA Health Services, Research & Development Service Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., 2001
• SGIM Milton W. Hamolsky Junior Faculty Award for Most Outstanding Scientific Presentation, National SGIM Meeting, San Diego, CA, 2001

Medical School:
The University of Iowa

Residency:
LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City

Fellowship:
The University of Iowa