1992 B.A.(Cum Laude) Political Science Carleton College 1997 M.D. Medicine Harvard Medical School

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1 Date Prepared: Name: Office Address: 27 November 2017 Allison L. McDonough, M.D. Primary Care Associates, MGH Waltham 40 Second Avenue, Building 52, Suite 2000 Waltham, MA Home Address: 303 Franklin Street Newton, MA Work Phone: Work Work FAX: Place of Birth: Boston, Massachusetts Education: 1992 B.A.(Cum Laude) Political Science Carleton College 1997 M.D. Medicine Harvard Medical School Postdoctoral Training: 7/1997-7/1998 7/1998-7/2000 Intern Internal Medicine Brigham & Women s Resident Internal Medicine and Primary Brigham & Women s Care Faculty Academic Appointments: 7/2000-5/2010, 10/2015- Instructor Medicine Harvard Medical School Appointments at s/affiliated Institutions: 7/2000-5/2010, 10/2015- Associate Physician Department of Medicine Massachusetts General 1

2 Major Administrative Leadership Positions: Local Resident Ambulatory Clinic Site Director Massachusetts General (Revere HealthCare Center) Physician Advocate, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Demonstration Care Management Program (now icmp) Team Leader, High Performance Medicine Team 4 (High Risk Population Management) Medical Director, Connected Cardiac Care Program Medical Director, Oncology Related Primary Care, Cancer Survivorship Program Massachusetts General (Revere HealthCare Center) Partners Health Care Partners Health Care, Center for Connected Health Massachusetts General, Cancer Center Committee Service: Local Alumni Association, Class Agent Harvard Medical School Education Council, Sub-Committee on Ambulatory Teaching Harvard Medical School and Brigham & Women s Primary Care Task Force Partners Health Care Member, Practice Redesign subcommittee Care Team Pilot Massachusetts General, Revere HealthCare Center Core Member Primary Care Coordinating Group Massachusetts General Primary Care Representative Steering Committee Partners Health Care (Center for Connected Health and Partners Continuing Care) Committee Member Partners/Brigham Internal Medicine Associates Health Partnership Program Steering Committe Partners Health Care/Brigham and Women s Committee Leader Payment Reform Workgroup Partners Health Care Case Management Council Partners Health Care Council Member Readmission Prevention Committee Partners Health Care Steering Committee Government Response and Measurement Team Program Development and Assessment 2

3 Team High Risk Medicare Readmissions Pilot Steering Committee Partners Health Care/Brigham and Women s Committee Founder and Chair High Risk Medicare/Heart Failure Readmissions Pilot Steering Committee Partners Health Care/Massachusetts General Committee Chair State Action on Avoidable Rehospitalizations (STAAR) Initiative Institute for Healthcare Improvement/Massachusetts General Improvement Advisor Cancer Survivorship Program Massachusetts General Development Committee Internal Medicine Leader National Survivorship Guidelines Panel National Comprehensive Cancer Network Panel Member Fatigue subcommittee member Report of Funded and Unfunded Projects Unfunded Current Projects 2016 Investigator/ Cancer Survivorship Needs Assessment Development and analysis of a questionnaire assessing the needs of MGH cancer survivors Investigator/Clinical Utility of an Intake Questionnaire in Primary Care of the Cancer Survivor Evaluation of clinical utility of a 1 page intake questionnaire adapted from the National Comprehensive Cancer Networks Survivorship Guideline committee s recommended questions for cancer survivors Primary Investigator/Inter-Physician Communication in Care of the Cancer Survivor Survey of Primary Care Physicians regarding experience and comfort caring for cancer survivors, and experience and preferences for communication with Oncology. Report of Local Teaching and Training Teaching of Students in Courses: Primary Care Mentorship Program Harvard Medical School , First/Second year medical students Ambulatory Clinical Clerkship Weekly half-day clinic shadowing Harvard Medical School 3

4 Third/Fourth year medical students Weekly half-day clinic supervision Formal Teaching of Residents, Clinical Fellows and Research Fellows (post-docs): Ambulatory Preceptor MGH Revere HealthCare Center MGH Medical Residents Weekly supervision of 2-3 Residents clinics Formal Teaching of Peers (e.g., CME and other continuing education courses): No presentations below were sponsored by outside entities Those presentations below sponsored by outside entities are so noted and the sponsor(s) is (are) identified Putting it all Together to Optimize Survivorship Care Cancer Survivorship: Optimizing Care and Outcomes (Dana Farber Cancer Institute) 2016 Update on Cancer Screening Guidelines and Care of the Cancer Survivor/Grand Rounds Emerson Panel discussion Boston, MA Report of Regional, National and International Invited Teaching and Presentations No presentations below were sponsored by outside entities Those presentations below sponsored by outside entities are so noted and the sponsor(s) is (are) identified. Regional 2008 Center for Connected Health, Symposium 2008: What We re Working On Now: Getting the System to be a Real System for Heart Failure Patients. Panelist. National 2008 Disease Management Association of America: The Care Continuum Alliance, The Forum Integration with Providers: Enhancing the Power of Disease Management Programs. Faculty Presenter. Report of Clinical Activities and Innovations Current Licensure and Certification: 2015 Massachusetts Medical License

5 2000, 2009 Board Certification Internal Medicine Practice Activities: Primary Care MGH Revere HealthCare Center Oncology Focused Primary Care MGH West Primary Care Associates, Waltham, MA Report of Education of Patients and Service to the Community No presentations below were sponsored by outside entities Those presentations below sponsored by outside entities are so noted and the sponsor(s) is (are) identified. Activities 2016 MGH Cancer Center, Presentation to the Community: Wellness after Cancer Diagnosis Report of Scholarship Peer-Reviewed Scholarship in print or other media: Research Investigations Simon SR, Lee TH, Goldman L, McDonough AL, Pearson SD. Communication problems for patients hospitalized with chest pain: The effect of having the regular outpatient physician involved in care. Journal of General Internal Medicine 1998; 13: Other peer-reviewed scholarship McDonough AL. Outpatient dermatology; Breast Lump; Gastro-esophageal reflux disease; Peptic ulcer disease. Medical House Staff Primary Care manual McDonough AL. Management of GERD and Non-Ulcer Dyspepsia; Smoking Cessation; management of Allergic Rhinitis; Treatment of Influenza. Distributed to Primary Care physicians by the Brigham and Women s PHO and published in the Partner s Handbook, McDonough, A., Birnbaum, S., Primary Care of the Patient with Prostate Cancer, PCOI Web Guidelines McDonough, A., Birnbaum, S., Primary Care of the Patient with Colorectal Cancer, PCOI Web Guidelines McDonough, A., Birnbaum, S., Primary Care of the Patient with Breast Cancer, PCOI Web Guidelines

6 Reviews, chapters, monographs and editorials Clancy TE, Fiks AG, Gelfand JM, Grayzel DS, Marci CD, McDonough CG, Peppercorn JM, Roberts TG, Smith AL*, Winikoff JP. A call for health policy education in the medical school curriculum [letter]. Journal of the American Medical Association 1995; 274: Lilly L, Smith AL*, Desmuth R. Hypertension. In: Lilly L, editor. Pathophysiology of Heart Disease. Philadelphia and London: Lea & Febiger; 1997, p McDonough, AL. Connected Health: Expanding its Role to Prevent 30-day Readmissions. Guest editor Center for Connected Health website August McDonough, AL. Partners HealthCare Initiatives to Prevent Heart Failure Readmissions. In: First Do No Harm, Newsletter of the Patient Care Assessment Division, Board of Registration in Medicine, August Abstracts, Poster Presentations and Exhibits Presented at Professional Meetings: Rabin J, Quain K, Horick N, Chinn G, McDonough A, El-Jawahri A, Chen Y, De Rooij B, Perez GK, Park ER, Peppercorn J. Patient Reported Priorities for Survivorship Care and Experience Discussing available Services. Poster to be presented at the 2017 American Society of Clinical Oncology Palliative and Supportive Care in Oncology Symposium, San Diego, Ca. De Rooij, B.H., Park, E.P, Perez, G.K., Rabin, J.T., Quain, K.M., Post, K.E., Dizon, D.S., Chinn, G.M., McDonough, A.L., Jimenez, R.B., van de Poll, L.V. & Peppercorn, J. Cluster analysis demonstrates the need to individualize care for cancer survivors. In: ASCO 2018 Cancer Survivorship Symposium; 2018 Feb 16-17; Orlando, FL. Abstract no Narrative Report The seventeen years since completion of my residency in Internal Medicine can be conceptualized in roughly five year blocks, with a continuous evolution of my skills and interests over those years. Common to all of this time is my primary commitment to excellence in patient care, and innovation aimed at better serving vulnerable populations. Initially I focused on development of clinical excellence and on teaching. I worked as a full time 6

7 clinician in a community health center with a socioeconomically challenged patient population, precepted residents several sessions per week, and served as Ambulatory Clinic Site Director for residents at MGH Revere HealthCare Center. In the second five-year block I pursued my interest in improving the care of high risk groups of patients. Local contributions led to my hire as Medical Director of the Partners-wide High Performance Medicine Team 4 (HPM4). This team worked to develop health management programs for complex and high-risk patients, thereby augmenting quality of care and reducing cost by preventing unnecessary utilization. During these years I became deeply involved in the development of multiple innovative population management programs at Partners, from telemanagement of congestive heart failure to embedding Social Workers in high-need primary care practices. In those years I began to be known regionally for this work. From 2010 to 2015 my family had the great fortune to live in Europe, where I was unable to work. During this time I was instead able to pursue and develop new interests, and to rekindle my earlier passion for palliative and end of life care, and particularly for the primary care of cancer survivors. Upon returning to the United States, I came back to Massachusetts General to help develop their new Cancer Survivorship program. In the past two years I have developed a practice dedicated to excellence in the care of patients with a past diagnosis of cancer, developed a network of other Internists with similar interest, written peer reviewed summaries of the care of survivors of breast, colorectal, and prostate cancer to aid Partners Internists in the care of these patients. I have participated in and led several research projects which are now progressing. I have given Rounds at local hospitals, and will be giving the Department of Internal Medicine Grand Rounds this February. This year I joined the Survivorship Guidelines committee for the National Comprehensive Cancer Network. My goal is to continue to keep MGH at the leading edge of innovations to ensure excellence in the care of cancer survivors. As this field matures, and we have more data to guide clinical decisions, I hope also to continue to educate peers and trainees in this important topic. 7