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David Satin, MD
 Assistant Professor
Smiley’s Family Medicine Residency Expertise Bioethics; performance-based quality improvement incentive programs, e.g., pay-for-performance, public reporting, physician report cards, bundled payments, capitation; emergency medicine; medical education Education MD, University of Western Ontario
University of MN Medical Center, Fairview, Smiley’s Family Medicine Residency Bio Satin, department compliance officer and risk management leader, currently serves as faculty at Smiley’s residency and regularly teaches and advises medical students. He completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Minnesota Center for Bioethics and researches ethical issues in performance-based quality improvement incentive programs. Satin sits on several AMA work groups designing performance measures for CMS. Contact Information 2020 E 28th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55407
612-333-0770
sati0003@umn.edu Recent Publications Miller JR, Larson BE, Satin D, Schuster L. Information-seeking and decision making preferences among adult orthodontic patients: An elective health care model. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol. 2011;39:79–86. Satin DJ, Miles J. Performance-based bundled payments: Potential benefits and burdens. Minnesota Medicine. 2009;92(10). Satin DJ, Miles J. Who’s on first? The data-driven future of quality improvement. Minnesota Physician. 2009;March. Satin DJ, Miles J. Practice incentives and professional responsibility. AMA Virtual Mentor. 2008;November. Schwab AP, Satin DJ. The realistic costs and benefits of translational research (including quality improvement and pay-for-performance). Am J Bioeth. 2008;8(3):60-2.
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