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    Jay Allan Perman, M.D.President

    University of Maryland, Baltimore

    Contact Information

    CURRENT APPOINTMENT President, University of Maryland, Baltimore

    BUSINESS ADDRESS University of Maryland, Baltimore

    220 N. Arch Street, 14th Floor

    Baltimore, Maryland 21201

    BUSINESS PHONE 410-706-7002

    BUSINESS FAX 410-706-0500

    E-MAIL ADDRESS [email protected]

    Education

    1964‒1968 Northwestern University B.A.

    Evanston, Illinois

    1968‒1972 Northwestern University M.D. with Distinction

    Chicago, Illinois

    Post-Graduate Education and Training

    1972‒1975 Resident in Pediatrics,

    Northwestern University

    Children’s Memorial Hospital,

    Chicago, Illinois

    1975‒1977 Research Fellow in Pediatrics

    Harvard Medical SchoolBoston, Massachusetts

    1975‒1977 Research Fellow in Medicine (Pediatric Gastroenterology)

    Children’s Hospital Medical Center

    Boston, Massachusetts

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    Licensure and Certification

    Licensure Maryland and Kentucky

    Specialty Certification 1978 Pediatrics

    1990 Pediatric Gastroenterology

    2004 Recertification in Pediatrics and Pediatric Gastroenterology

    Professional Experience

    1977‒1982 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

    University of California, San Francisco

    1982‒1984 Associate Professor of Pediatrics

    University of California, San Francisco

    1984‒1992 Associate Professor of Pediatrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1984‒1996 Director, Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1991‒1996 Director, Lactation Support Service

    Departments of Pediatrics and Gynecology/Obstetrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1992‒1996 Tenured Professor of Pediatrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1992‒1994 Associate Chairman for Home Care

    Department of Pediatrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1992‒1996 President

    Johns Hopkins Pediatrics at Home, Inc.

    1994‒1996 Vice Chairman for Clinical AffairsDepartment of Pediatrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

    1995‒1996 Director, Division of Network Development and Community Services

    Department of Pediatrics

    The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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    1996‒1999 Jessie Ball duPont Professor and Chairman

    Department of Pediatrics

    Virginia Commonwealth University Medical College of Virginia

    Medical Director

    Children’s Medical Center 

    Medical College of Virginia Hospitals

    1999‒2004 Professor and Chairman

    Department of Pediatrics

    University of Maryland School of Medicine

    2001 –2004 Director, Feeding Disorders Program

    Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital

    2004‒2010 Dean and Vice President for Clinical Affairs

    Professor, Department of Pediatrics

    Charles T. Wethington, Jr. Chair in Health Sciences

    University of Kentucky College of Medicine

    2010‒  President

    University of Maryland, Baltimore

    2010 ‒   Tenured Professor

    University of Maryland School of Medicine

    The following appointments were held in conjunction with Dr. Perman's

    primary appointments at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine:

    1987‒1992 Associate Professor of Pediatrics

    University of Maryland School of Medicine

    Baltimore, Maryland

    1987‒1992 Director, Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology

    University of Maryland School of MedicineBaltimore, Maryland

    1989‒1996 Director, Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition

    Kennedy-Krieger Institute

    Baltimore, Maryland

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    1993‒1996 Consultant Staff, Department of Pediatrics

    Harbor Hospital Center

    Baltimore, Maryland

    Honors and Awards

    1968‒1972 Ploner Scholar, Northwestern University Medical School

    1978 Teaching Award, University of California Pediatric Housestaff

    1979‒1984 Research Career Development Award, NICHD

    1994‒  Listed in The Best Doctors in America

    2000 ‒ 

      Listed in Marquis Who’s Who in America 

    2002‒2003 AAMC Council of Deans Fellowship Program

    2003 Listed in Consumers’  Guide to Top Doctors (Nationwide)

    2003 Named in Baltimore Magazine’s Top 25 Pediatricians

    2008 President’s Awards for Diversity, University of Kentucky 

    2008 NASPGHAN Murray Davidson Award—Lifetime Achievement Award in PediatricGastroenterology

    2009 Bell Alcohol and Addictions Chair Award—Associated with securing an endowed

    chair for the College of Medicine, University of Kentucky

    2012 Annual Health Services Leadership Award, Boy Scouts of America

    2013 Top Doctor in Baltimore, International Association of Health Care Professionals

    2013 Maryland’s Most Admired CEOs, The Daily Record  

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    Professional Affiliations

    1967 Phi Beta Kappa

    1971 Alpha Omega Alpha

    1977 American Gastroenterological Association

    1977 North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition (NASPGN)

    1983‒1992 Member of the Executive Council

    1984‒1988 Representative to Digestive Diseases National Coalition

    1984‒1988 Representative to National Digestive Diseases

    Clearinghouse

    1988‒1990 President

    1991‒1992 Past President

    1977 American Academy of Pediatrics

    1981 Western Society for Pediatric Research

    1982 Society for Pediatric Research

    1987‒1990 Member of the Council

    1982 American Federation for Clinical Research

    1982 Gastroenterology Research Group

    1988 American Institute of Nutrition

    1988 American Society for Clinical Nutrition

    1988 Maryland Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

    1989‒1991 American Board of Pediatrics

    Member, Sub-Board of Pediatric Gastroenterology

    1989 National Foundation for Ileitis & Colitis

    1996 Richmond Medical Society

    1996 Medical Society of Virginia

    1998 American Pediatric Society

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    2002 

    Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA)

    2004 Kentucky Institute of Medicine (KIOM)

    2004 Lexington Medical Society

    2004 American Medical Association (AMA)

    2004 Kentucky Medical Association

    2004 Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure

    2009 American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE)

    2010 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

    2013 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society

    National and State Committees

    1984‒1988 NASPGN Representative to Digestive Diseases National Coalition

    1984‒1988 NASPGN Representative to National Digestive Diseases Clearinghouse

    1985‒1988 American Gastroenterological Association Public Policy Committee

    1985‒1990 Ad hoc Reviewer for NIH Study Sections

    1990‒  American Gastroenterological Association Nominating Committee

    1990 ‒ 1993 Committee on Clinical Practice Issues in Health and Disease,

    American Society for Clinical Nutrition

    1991‒2005 Clinical Fellowship Grants Review Committee, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

    1991 American Academy of Pediatrics, Subcommittee on Gastroenteritis,

    Task Force on Quality Assurance

    1993‒1997 Chair, Section of Growth Development and Nutrition,

    American Gastroenterological Association

    1994‒2004 Executive Committee, Section on Home Care, American Academy of Pediatrics

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    1995 Shwachman Award Committee, NASPGN

    1995 Editorship Committee Chair, NASPGN

    1996‒1999 Executive Committee, American Academy of Pediatrics, Virginia Chapter

    1997‒1999 Executive Committee, Robert Wood Johnson, Generalist Initiative, Virginia Program

    1997‒1999 Advisory Board, Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services

    1998‒1999 Public Health Committee, Virginia Medical Society

    1998‒1999 Steering Committee, Children for Special Health Care Needs, Virginia Department of

    Health

    1998 Chair, Nominating Committee, AGA Section on Growth, Development and Nutrition

    1999‒2004 Baltimore City Medical Society and MedChi

    1999‒2004 Board Member, The Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc. 

    1999‒2004 National Conference and Exhibition Planning Group, American Academy of

    Pediatrics

    1999‒2004 Baltimore City Medical Society

    2004‒2010 Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure

    2004‒2010 Kentucky Medical Association

    Committee on State Legislative Activities

    Committee on Physician Workforce

    2004‒2010 Lexington Medical Society

    2004‒2010 Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Council of Deans

    2008‒2010 AAMC Council of Deans Administrative BoardOne-year term (elected 2008)

    Three-year term (elected 2009)

    Dean’s Liaison to Group on Student Affairs Steering Committee

    2010 ‒ 2013 AAMC Advisory Panel on Medical Education

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    2010 ‒   Member, Executive Board, Maryland ‒ DC Campus Compact

    2012 Vice Chair, Executive Board

    2011‒  AAMC Medical Center Leaders Caucus

    2011‒2012 Mentor, Donald Palm (Florida A&M University), American Council on Education(ACE) Fellow

    2012 Panel Member, Washington Higher Education Secretariat Fall Retreat

    2012‒  Member, AAMC Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME)

    2012 External Reviewer, Chancellor Michael Collins’s Review Committee, University of

    Massachusetts

    2013‒  Member, External Advisory Committee, West Virginia University Center forClinical and Translational Science Institute

    2013 ‒ 2014 Chair, Site Visit Team, Thomas Jefferson University, on behalf of the Middle

    States Commission on Higher Education

    2013 ‒ 2014 Mentor, Julia Ross (UMBC), American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow

    2014 ‒   Member, External Advisory Committee to Executive Vice President for Health

    Affairs, University of Connecticut

    External Board Membership

    2011 ‒   Maryland Life Sciences Advisory Board (LSAB)

    2010 ‒   Downtown Partnership/Downtown Management Authority Board

    2013 Chair

    2010‒  Greater Baltimore Committee, Board of Directors

    2010 ‒   Hippodrome Founding Board of Trustees

    2010‒  Westside Strategic Committee, Co-Chair with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie

    Rawlings-Blake

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    Editorial Appointments

    1985‒1990 Gastroenterology , Editorial Board

    1987 Associate Editor, Section on the Gastrointestinal Tract. In Pediatrics.

    18th Edition. AM Rudolph (ed.) Norwalk, CT. Appleton & Lange, 899‒958, 1987.

    1989‒1996 Progress in Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Associate Editor

    2000‒2010 Editorial Board of the Pediatric Journal of Sao Paulo 

    2006 Ad Hoc Reviewer, Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Infrastructure Initiative

    Ad Hoc Referee 1.

     

     American Journal of Clinical Nutrition

    2. 

     American Journal of Diseases of Childhood

    3. 

     American Journal of Gastroenterology

    4. 

     American Journal of Physiology

    5. 

     American Journal of Perinatology

    6. 

    Clinical Pediatrics

    7. 

    Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

    8. 

    Digestive Diseases and Sciences

    9. 

    Gastroenterology

    10. 

    Gut

    11. 

     Journal of Clinical Investigation

    12. 

     Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition

    13. 

     Journal of Pediatrics

    14. 

     Journal of American College of Nutrition

    15. 

    Medicine

    16. 

    New England Journal of Medicine

    17. 

    Pediatric Research

    18. 

    Wellcome Trust

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    Selected Invited Lectures and Symposia 

    July 2‒3, 1987 International Congress on Food Intolerance and the Small Intestine

    Rome, Italy

    “Food Intolerance Associated with Small Bowel Injury in Infancy and Childhood” 

    July 5, 1987 University of Naples

    Naples, Italy

    “Carbohydrate Digestion in Cystic Fibrosis” 

    Feb. 10‒12, 1988 Department of Pediatrics, Fitzsimons Army Medical Center 

    Denver, CO

    Visiting Professor in Pediatric Gastroenterology

    Topics: Carbohydrate Absorption; Recurrent Abdominal Pain; Approach to

    Jaundice in Infancy

    April 8‒9, 1988 Bowman Gray School of Medicine

    Winston‒Salem, NC

    Guest Speaker, Annual Pediatric Postgraduate

    Topics: Gastroesophageal Reflux; Recurrent Abdominal Pain

    June 29, 1988 North Shore University Hospital

    Manhasset, NY

    Fifth Annual Mervin Silverberg Honorary Visiting Professorship

    Topic: Disorders of Carbohydrate Absorption in Infancy and Childhood

    Feb. 16‒17, 1989 University of Virginia Medical Center 

    Charlottesville, VA

    Visiting Professor

    Topic: Diagnosis and Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Feb. 22‒25, 1989 Eighth Ross Seminar on Pediatric Gastroenterology

    Scottsdale, AZ

    Faculty Member

    Topic: Breath Analysis for the Investigation of Gastrointestinal Function

    May 31‒June 6, 1989 University of Pittsburgh

    Pittsburgh, PA

    Mead Johnson Visiting Professor

    Topics: Disorders of Carbohydrate Metabolism in Childhood; Pitfalls in Breath

    Hydrogen Analysis

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    June 12, 1989 National Digestive Disease Information 

    Clearinghouse Advisors Group

    Bethesda, MD

    Topic: Lactose malabsorption

    June 19‒21, 1989 University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon, Saskatchewan

    Symposium Faculty, Starch in Human Nutrition

    “Clinical Application of Breath Hydrogen Measurements” 

    June 22, 1989 University of Toronto 

    Toronto, Canada, Visiting Professor

    Topic: Disorders of Carbohydrate Digestion in Infancy and Childhood

    Oct. 29, 1989 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Forum Participant 

    Chicago, ILTopic: Diagnosis and Treatment of CF Liver Disease

    Nov. 3‒4, 1989 University of Iowa

    Iowa City, IA, Visiting Professor

    Pediatric Postgraduate

    Course Topics: Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Diarrhea;

    Approach to Infants with Obstructive Jaundice; Gastroesophageal Reflux in

    Infancy

    Feb. 26, 1990 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

    Tysons Corner, VA

    Forum Participant: Use of Ursodeoxycholic Acid

    March 7, 1990 Northwestern University Medical School 

    Chicago, IL

    Visiting Professor

    Topic: Breath Analysis for the Investigation of Gastrointestinal Function

    Research Conference: Carbohydrate Absorption in Cystic Fibrosis

    March 8‒9, 1990 Vail Pediatric Postgraduate Conference 

    Vail, COTopics: Recurrent Abdominal Pain; Disorders of Carbohydrate Digestion in

    Clinical Practice; Gastroesophageal Reflux; Jaundice in Infancy

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    Oct. 28, 1990 American College of Gastroenterology

    San Francisco, CA

    Invited Speaker—Postgraduate Course

    Topic: Breath Analysis for the Investigation of Gastrointestinal Disorders

    March 4‒8, 1991 Vail Pediatric Postgraduate Conference Vail, CO

    Topics: Systematic Approach to Infant Formulas; Chronic Diarrhea in the Infant

    and Toddler; Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy; Chronic Constipation

    April 9‒10, 1991 University of Texas Southwestern Medical School 

    Dallas, TX

    Visiting Professor, Grand Rounds

    June 3‒4, 1991 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

    Falls Church, VAInvited Participant

    Consensus Conference on Gastrointestinal Complications in Cystic Fibrosis

    Oct. 18‒19, 1991 Baylor University/University of Texas 

    Nutritional Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Nov. 11‒12, 1991 Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital 

    Orlando, FL

    Topics in Pediatric Gastroenterology

    Feb. 29‒Mar. 6, 1992 Vail Pediatric Postgraduate Conference 

    Vail, CO

    Topics: Gastroesophageal Reflux; Recurrent Abdominal Pain; Helicobacter Pylori

    Infections; Yogurt and Cultured Milk Products

    May 1992 American Gastroenterological Association 

    June 1992 University of Washington

    Seattle, WA

    Visiting Professor, Grand Rounds

    March 1‒3, 1993 Vail Pediatric Postgraduate Conference 

    Vail, CO

    Chairman

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    April 1, 1993 Pediatric Nursing Conference 

    Baltimore, MD

    Presented: Pediatric Home Care

    May 17‒19, 1993 American Gastroenterological Association

    Boston, MA

    Oct. 2, 1993 Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, Inc. 

    The University of Massachusetts Medical School

    Boston, MA

    Topic: Nutrition in IBD

    Nov. 7‒11, 1993 31st Congress of the Latin American Society for Pediatric Investigation (SLAIP)

    Itapema‒Santa Catarina, Brazil

    Invited North American Speaker

    Topic: Breath Analysis Investigation of Gastrointestinal Function

    Feb. 27‒Mar. 4, 1994 Vail Pediatric Conference, Chairman

    Vail, CO

    June 17‒18, 1994 American Academy of Pediatrics, Georgia Chapter

    Sea Island, GA

    Invited Speaker: Disorders of carbohydrate digestion

    June 22, 1994 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, Maryland Chapter 

    Teen & Parent Education Meeting

    “Treating IBD & Possible Complications in Adolescents” 

    Sept. 29, 1994 University of British Columbia 

    Vancouver, Canada

    “Disorders of Carbohydrate Absorption in Clinical Practice” 

    Nov. 9, 1994 Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital

    Orlando, FL

    Topics in Pediatric Gastroenterology

    April 11, 1995 American Academy of PediatricsPhiladelphia, PA

    “Current Status and Prospects for Pediatrics Home Care” 

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    June 14, 1995 Loyola University School of Medicine

    Chicago, IL

    Pediatric Grand Rounds

    Pediatric Home Care

    Sept. 1996 International Symposium on Clinical Trials in Infant NutritionWashington, DC

    Conference Director

    Oct. 31, 1996 University of Rochester Medical Center 

    Rochester, NY

    Visiting Professor

    Development of Home Care in an Academic Medical Center

    Nov. 7, 1996 University of Virginia

    Charlottesville, VADepartment of Pediatrics Grand Rounds Speaker

    Topic: Disorders of Carbohydrate Absorption

    Dec. 6, 1996 Stanford University Department of Pediatrics

    Palo Alto, CA

    Grand Rounds

    Speaker: Pediatric Home Care

    Aug. 21, 1997 Coastal Crohn’s & Colitis Society

    Savannah, GA

    Speaker: Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Sept. 24‒26, 1997 107th Ross Conference on Pediatric Research

    Physiologic/Immunologic Responses to Dietary Nutrients

    Speaker: Gut Flora—Effect of Prebiotics/Probiotics

    Nov. 1, 1997 American Academy of Pediatric Annual Meeting

    New Orleans, LA

    Speaker: Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

    May 20, 1998 American Gastroenterological Association Annual MeetingNew Orleans, LA

    Speaker: Focused Clinical Update on Pediatric GI Disease

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    Nov. 5‒7, 1998 American Academy of Pediatrics 

    Hamilton, Bermuda

    Practical Pediatrics CME Course

    Faculty

    Jan. 13‒16, 2000 American Academy of PediatricsBreckenridge, CO

    Practical Pediatrics CME Course

    Faculty

    June 6, 2000 Second International Conference on Child and Adolescent Mental Health

    Presented for Dr. Perman – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Workshop IV: Pediatric feeding disorders (“Why Children Don’t Eat and What to

    Do About It”)

    March 13, 2001 University of Maryland Hospital for ChildrenMillersville, MD

    Outreach CME Program

    Speaker: “The ‘Hard Poop’ on Constipation” 

    April 17, 2001 8th Annual Governor’s Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect 

    Baltimore, MD

    Speaker: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Munchausen’s Syndrome by Proxy 

    May 18‒20, 2001 American Academy of Pediatrics 

    Monterey, CA

    Practical Pediatrics CME Course

    Faculty

    June 13, 2001 North Arundel Hospital

    Glen Burnie, MD

    Pediatric Grand Rounds

    Speaker: “Belly Aches and Vomiting: Reflux or Allergy?” 

    June 21, 2001 Upper Chesapeake Medical Center CME Program

    Bel Air, Maryland

    Speaker: “Belly Aches and Vomiting: Reflux or Allergy?” 

    Nov. 9, 2001 UMB Community Issues Forum 2001 

    Baltimore, MD

    Speaker: In Harm’s Way: Breaking the Cycle of Drugs and Violence Against

    Children and Families

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    Nov. 30, 2001 Mercy Medical Center 

    Baltimore, MD

    Speaker: “Pediatric Issues: 2001‒2002” 

    Jan. 25‒31, 2002 Miami Children’s Hospital 

    Miami Beach, FL37th Annual Postgraduate Course “Perspectives in Pediatrics” 

    Topics: Belly Aches & Vomiting: Reflux or Allergy; Disorders of Sugar Digestion;

    My Child Won’t Eat: Disorders of Feeding in Early Childhood; Munchausen

    Syndrome by Proxy

    March 13, 2002 University of Maryland Medicine

    Pikesville, MD

    CME Outreach Program

    Speaker: “Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux” 

    April 24‒27, 2002 Pediatric Infectious Disease Seminar 

    Hilton Head Island, SC

    Topics: Gastroesophageal Reflux: Who Needs Evaluation?; The “Hard Poop” on

    Constipation; Milk-Related Gastrointestinal Disorders

    Nov. 20‒22, 2002 The Children’s Mercy Hospital 

    Kansas City, Missouri

    Topics: GERD Through Infancy and Childhood; Failure to Thrive-GI Perspective;

    Why Johnny Can’t Poop; “My Child Won’t Eat”; Special Workshop: Essential

    Gastroenterology

    Sept. 4, 2002 St. Joseph Medical Center

    Towson, MD

    Speaker: “Chronic Constipation: ‘Hard Poop’ on Hard Poop” 

    2004‒2008 Numerous engagements for University of Kentucky

    June 12, 2009 AMA Section on Medical Schools 2009 Annual Meeting 

    Chicago, Illinois

    Speaker: Interprofessional Collaboration in Health Care—Implications for

    Medical Schools and GME

    Nov. 9, 2009 Association of American Medical Colleges Annual Meeting 

    Boston, MA

    Invited Speaker

    Continuing Medical Education

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    Jan. 18, 2010 16th Annual Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Breakfast

    Lexington, KY

    Invited Speaker

    Topic: Dr. King’s Views on Civil Rights

    June 17, 2011 The Harold D. Rosenbaum, MD, Lectureship Lexington, KY

    Invited Speaker

    2011 Radiology Residency Program Graduation Ceremony

    Topic: Leadership as a Professional; Career Development/“Can We Talk?” 

    2011 Mansdorfer Lectureship in Pediatrics

    Mercy Medical Center

    Baltimore, MD

    2014 Dr. Robert Parker Memorial Lecture MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital

    Baltimore, MD

    Research Support

    1978‒1982 March of Dimes Basil O'Connor Starter

    Research Grant #5-206.

    Principal Investigator  (10% effort) 

    1978‒1982 NIH ‒ HO-12449 Carbohydrate Absorption in Neonates:

    Breath Analysis.

    Principal Investigator (75% effort) 

    1980‒1982 USDA Agreement #58-9AH2-1-596 Effect of Dry Bean Diets on the Human

    Intestinal Tract.

    Principal Investigator (10% effort) 

    1982‒1987 NIH T32 AM07179 Graduate Research Training Program in

    Pediatric Gastroenterology.

    Trainer (15% effort) 

    1983‒1984 Glaxo Pharmaceuticals Ranitidine therapy in patients with cystic

    fibrosis and pancreatic insufficiency.

    Principal Investigator  (10% effort) 

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    1984‒1987 NIH AM35091 Sugar and Glycoprotein Digestion in Cystic

    Fibrosis.

    Principal Investigator (30% effort) 

    1988‒1990 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation A022 96-2 Carbohydrate Absorption in Cystic Fibrosis.

    Principal Investigator (15% effort) 

    1989‒1990 National Yogurt Association Effect of Yogurt on Lactose Intolerant Children.

    Principal Investigator (10% effort) 

    1988‒1991 NIH RO1 DK40540 Pathogenesis of Intestinal Dysfunction in AIDS.

    Co-Principal Investigator  (10% effort)

    1990‒1991 National Dairy Research Foundation Effect of Milk Containing Lactobacillus

     Acidophilus in Lactose Intolerant Individuals.

    Principal Investigator  (10% effort)

    1991‒1992 Carnation/Nestle USA, Incorporated Efficacy of a milk based formula containing

    B.Bifidus and S.Therophilus for the prevention

    of diarrheal disease in young children.

    Principal Investigator  (10% effort)

    1992‒1995 NIH RO1 DK40540 Pathogenesis of Intestinal Dysfunction in AIDS.

    Co-Principal Investigator  (10% effort)

    1993‒1996 NIH # MCJ-240632-01 Lactase activity in pregnant women.

    Co-Principal Investigator  (10% effort)

    1996‒  NIH Institutional Child Health Research Center

    Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University.

    Principal Investigator  

    1997‒1998 Welch’s Grape Juice Effect of Fruit Juice on

    Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Day Care

    Populations.

    Principal Investigator

    1999‒2000 Ryan White Title II & IV Services for Women

    Children & Their Families.

    Principal Investigator

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    2004‒2008 NIH 5M01RR002602 General Clinical Research Center, University of

    Kentucky.

    Principal Investigator

    2008-2010 NIH 1RO3HD058850-01 Academic-Community Coalition for a School-

    Based Obesity Prevention/Treatment Program.Principal Investigator

    2008‒2010 KDR-PP09-19 Kentucky Diabetes Research Trust Fund

    Academic-Community Coalition for a School-

    Based Obesity Prevention/Treatment Program:

    Summer Program Evaluation. 

    Principal Investigator

    2011 ‒ 2012 1R13MD006771-01 NIH National Institute on Minority Health &

    Health Disparities, Support for Conferences andScientific Meetings: “University of Maryland

    Childhood Obesity Summit.” 

    Principal Investigator

    Pending Support

    2014 ‒ 2016 CA134274 University of Maryland Greenebaum Cancer

    Center, Support Grant ‒ Supplement, UMB CURE

    Scholars Program: Promoting Diversity in Future

    Cancer Center Research Workforce.

    Lead

    Major Academic Service

    Faculty Committees

    Johns Hopkins University and Hospital

    1984‒1992 Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, Pediatric Nutrition Support Service Advisory

    Committee 

    1984‒1996 Clinical Practice Plan Committee of the Department of Pediatrics

    1984‒1996 Credentials Committee of the Department of Pediatrics

    1984‒1996 Advisory Board in Pediatric Surgery

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    1987‒1996 Chairman, Nutrition Advisory Committee of Johns Hopkins Hospital

    1987‒1996 Medical Care Evaluation Committee

    1989‒1992 Staff Conference Committee

    1989‒1990 Ad Hoc Committee on the Attending, Department of Pediatrics

    1991 Chairman, Department of Pediatrics Task Force for Development of Home Care Program

    1993‒1994 Chairman, Search Committee for Chief of Pediatric Cardiology

    1992‒1996 Chairman, Clinical Practice Committee, Department of Pediatrics

    1992‒1996 Associate Professor, Promotions Committee, Johns Hopkins University School of

    Medicine

    1993‒1996 Promotions Committee, Department of Pediatrics

    Service Activities

    Medical College of Virginia/Medical College of Virginia Hospitals

    1996 Executive Committee of the Faculty

    1996 Executive Committee of the Medical Staff

    1996 Managed Care Committee, MCV Physicians

    1997 Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems Strategy Committee

    1997 Finance Committee, MCV Physicians

    1997 Search Committee, Radiology Chair

    1997 Oversight Committee, Primary Care Consortium

    1998 Search Committee, Chief Operating Officer, MCVH

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    University of Maryland Medical System

    2010 –  Board of Directors

    2010‒  Executive Committee

    2010 –  Financial Affairs Committee

    University of Maryland Medical Center

    1999‒2004 Executive Committee of Medical Staff

    1999‒2004 Council of Clinical Chiefs

    1999‒2004 Finance Committee

    1999‒2004 UMMC Operating Council

    2002‒2004 Chair, Compliance Committee

    2003‒2005 President-Elect, Medical Staff

    2010‒  UMMC Committee

    Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital 

    2000‒2004 Member, Board of Trustees

    University of Maryland School of Medicine

    1999‒2004 Executive Committee of the School of Medicine Council

    1999‒2004 UPI Board of Directors

    1999‒2004 Clinical Affairs Committee

    1999‒2004 Fiscal Affairs Advisory Committee

    2000‒2004 Genetics Advisory Committee

    2000‒2004 UPI Finance and Audit Committee

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    2000‒2004 Research Affairs Advisory Committee

    2000‒2004 Development Executive Director Search Committee

    2000 Chair, Psychiatry Chair Search Committee

    2001 Search Committee, Chair of Department of Medicine, Mercy Hospital

    2001 Search Committee, Chief Development Officer

    2001‒2004 Secretary, Faculty Assembly

    2001 Strategic Plan 2000‒2005 Steering Committee

    2001 Chair, Organizational Structure & Performance Subcommittee

    2002‒2004 Faculty Assembly Executive Committee

    2002‒2004 Clinical S.O.S. Primary Care Indigent Care Committee

    2003‒2004 Chair, University Physicians Inc., Finance and Audit Committee

    University of Kentucky

    2004‒2010 UKHC Executive Committee and Advisory Board

    2004‒2010 Kentucky Medical Services Foundation Board

    2006‒2010 President

    2006‒2010 UK Research Challenge Trust Fund Endowment Match Program Diversity Committee

    2006‒2007 UK Work‒Life Committee, Executive Champion for Child Care Benefits

    2006‒2010 Chair, Interprofessional Education Initiative

    2006‒2010 Founder, Jumpin’ Jaguars Initiative

    2007‒2010 COM Diversity Advisory Committee

    2007 ASTeCC Program Six-Year Review Committee

    2007‒2010 UKHC Executive Compliance Committee

    2007‒2009 Executive Champion, Breast Feeding/Lactation Task Force

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    University of Maryland, Baltimore 

    2000‒2001 President’s Task Force, review of Office of Contracts and Grants

    2001 Search Committee for Vice President for Research and Development (VPRD)

    2010‒  Diversity Advisory Committee (DAC)

    2010‒  Foundation Board of Trustees

    2010‒  Maryland Life Sciences Advisory Board (LSAB)

    2010‒  Downtown Partnership/Downtown Management Authority Board Member 

    Other Hospital Privileges

    2002 Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital

    Baltimore, MD

    2003 St. Joseph Medical Center

    Towson, MD

    Teaching Activities

    Johns Hopkins University

     Annual

    Physiology B‒First Year

    Organizer and Director, Laboratory exercise in gastrointestinal physiology

    Pathology A‒Second Year

    Clinical‒pathological conferences: Discussant

    Human Pathophysiology‒Second Year

    Lecturer: Gastroenterology

    Pediatrics C1. Clerkship

    Preceptor and Lecturer

    Pediatrics E. Elective

    E. 3. Research activities. Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition

    E. 31. Pediatric Gastroenterology‒Clinical elective

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    Medical College of Virginia and University of Maryland School of Medicine

    Ongoing

    Morning Report

    Hot Box

    Weekly Students/Chairman’s Rounds 

    Chairman’s Elective for Outstanding Fourth Year Students

    University of Kentucky College of Medicine “Dean’s Clinic” 

    Publications: Journal Articles

    1. Perman J, Breslow L, Ingall D. Nonoperative treatment of meconium ileus equivalent.

     Am J Dis Child  129:1210‒1211, 1975.

    2. Watkins JB, Perman JA. Bile acid metabolism in infancy and childhood. Clinics in

    Gastroent  6:201‒218, 1977.

    3. Perman JA, Werlin SL, Watkins JB, Grand RJ. Wilson’s disease and chronic active

    hepatitis (letter). Lancet 1:1008, 1977.

    4. Perman JA, Barr RG, Watkins JB. Sucrose malabsorption in children: Noninvasive

    diagnosis by interval breath hydrogen determination. J Pediatr  93:17‒22, 1978.

    5. Werlin SF, Grand RJ, Perman JA, Watkins JB. Diagnostic dilemmas of Wilson’s disease:

    Diagnosis and treatment. Pediatrics 62:47‒51, 1978.

    6. Barr RG, Perman JA, Schoeller D, Watkins JB. Breath Tests in Pediatric Gastrointestinal

    Disorders: New Diagnostic Opportunities. Pediatrics 62:393‒401, 1978.

    7. Perman JA, Grand RJ. Acute and chronic hepatitis in children. Postgraduate Medicine 

    63:191‒200, 1978.

    8. Perman JA, Werlin SL, Watkins JB, Grand RJ. Laboratory measures of copper metabolism

    in the diagnosis of chronic active hepatitis and Wilson’s disease in children. J. Pediatr  

    94:564‒568, 1979.

    9. Mock DM, Perman JA, Rosenthal P, Harrison MR, Thaler MM. Cholelithiasis in a two-

    year-old child with reflux esophagitis and hiatal hernia. J. Pediatr  96:878‒879, 1980.

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    10. Perman JA, Modler S, Olson AC. Role of Ph in production of hydrogen from

    carbohydrates by colonic bacterial flora: Studies in vivo and in vitro. J Clin Invest  

    67:643‒650, 1981.

    11. Perman JA, Waters L, Harrison MR, Yee ES, Heldt GP. Breath hydrogen reflects canine

    intestinal ischemia. Pediatr Research 15:1229‒1233, 1981.

    12. Barr RG, Watkins JB, Perman JA. Mucosal function and breath hydrogen excretion;

    comparative studies in the clinical evaluation of children with non-specific abdominal

    complaints. Pediatrics 68:526‒533, 1981.

    13. 

    Arnhold RG, Perman JA, Nurse GT. Persistent high intestinal lactase activity in Papua,

    New Guinea: the breath hydrogen test in a Sepik population. Annals of Human Biology  

    8:481‒484, 1981.

    14. Watkins JB, Klein PD, Schoeller DA, Kirschner BS, Park P, Perman JA. Diagnosis anddifferentiation of fat malabsorption in children using 13-C labeled lipids: Trioctanoin,

    triolein, and palmitic acid breath tests. Gastroenterology 82:911‒917, 1982.

    15. Perman JA, Modler S. Glycoproteins as substrates for production of hydrogen and

    methane by colonic bacterial flora. Gastroenterology  83:388‒393, 1982.

    16. Perman JA. Treatment and prognosis of Reye's syndrome. Epitomes in Pediatrics.

    Western Journal of Medicine 136:331‒332, 1982.

    17. Perman JA, Modler S. Role of the intestinal microflora in disposition of nutrients in the

    gastrointestinal tract. J Pediatr Gastroent Nutr  2 (Suppl. 1):S193‒S196, 1983.

    18. Mock DM, Perman JA, Thaler MM, Morris RC. Chronic fructose intoxication after infancy

    in children with hereditary fructose intolerance: A heretofore unrecognized cause of

    growth retardation. N. Engl J Med  309:764‒770, 1983.

    19. Perman JA. Editorial: Methane and colorectal cancer. Gastroenterology , 87:728‒730,

    1984.

    20. Perman JA, Modler S, Barr RG, Rosenthal P. Fasting breath hydrogen (H2) concentration:

    Normal values and clinical application. Gastroenterology  87:1358‒1363, 1984.

    21. Perman JA, Modler S, Engel RR, Heldt G. Effect of ventilation on breath hydrogen (H2)

    measurements. J Lab Clin Med  105:436‒439, 1985.

    22. Fleming SE, O'Donnell AV, Perman JA. Influence of frequent and long-term bean

    consumption on colonic function and fermentation. Am J Clin Nutr  41:909‒918, 1985.

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    23. Rosenthal P, Liebman WM, Sinatra FR, Perman JA, Thaler MM. String test in evaluation

    of cholestatic jaundice in infancy. J Pediatr  107:253‒255, 1985.

    24. Rosenstein BJ, Perman JA, Kramer S. Peptic ulcer disease in cystic fibrosis: An unusual

    occurrence in black adolescents. Am J Dis Child  140:966‒968, 1986.

    25. Heyman MB, Perman JA, Ferrell LD, Thaler MM. Chronic nonspecific inflammatory bowel

    disease of the cecum and proximal colon in children with grossly normal appearing

    colonic mucosa; diagnosis by colonoscopic biopsies. Pediatrics 80:255‒261, 1987.

    26. Flick JA, Schnaar RL, Perman JA. A simple thin layer chromatography technique for the

    determination of urinary lactulose excretion: Application to cystic fibrosis. Clinical Chem 

    33:1211‒1212, 1987.

    27. 

    McCloskey JJ, Germain EL, Perman JA, Janoski AH, Plotnick LP. Gynecomastia as a

    presenting sign of fibrolamellar carcinoma of the liver. Pediatrics 82:379‒382, 1988.

    28. Flick JA, Perman JA. Nonabsorbed carbohydrate: effect on fecal Ph in methane-excreting

    and non-excreting individuals. Am J Clin Nutr  49:1252‒1257, 1989.

    29. Canning DA, Perman JA, Jeffs RD, Gearhart JP. Long term nutritional consequences of

    bowel in the lower urinary tract. J Urol  142:509‒512, 1989.

    30. Saavedra JM, Perman JA. Current concepts in lactose malabsorption and intolerance.

     Annu Rev Nutr 9:475‒502, 1989.

    31. Saavedra JM, Perman JA, Aerobic exercise and mouth-to-cecum transit time (letter).

    Gastroenterology  1989:97:1063.

    32. Flick JA, Hamilton SR, Rosales FJ, Perman JA. Methane excretion and experimental

    colonic carcinogenesis. Digestive Diseases and Sciences 35:221‒224, 1990.

    33. Montes RG, Perman JA. Disorders of carbohydrate absorption in clinical practice.

    Maryland Medical Journal  39:263‒268, 1990.

    34. Perman JA, Clinical application of breath hydrogen measurements. Canadian J Physiol

    Pharm 69:111‒115, 1991.

    35. Yolken R, Hart W, Oung I, Shiff C, Greenson J, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal dysfunction,

    malnutrition, and disaccharide intolerance in children infected with human

    immunodeficiency virus. J. Pediatr  118:359‒363, 1991.

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    36. Yolken RH, Li S, Perman JA, Viscidi R. Persistent diarrhea and fecal shedding of retroviral

    nucleic acids in children infected with human immunodeficiency virus. J Infect Dis 

    164:61‒66, 1991.

    37. Refat M, Moore TJ, Kazui M, Risby TH, Perman JA, Schwarz KB. Utility of breath ethane

    as a biomarker of vitamin E status in children. Pediatric Res 30:396‒403, 1991.

    38. Montes R, Perman JA. Lactose intolerance: pinpointing the source of non-specific GI

    symptoms. Postgrad Medicine 89:175‒184, 1991.

    39. 

    Mack DR, Flick JA, Durie PR, Rosenstein BJ, Ellis LE, Perman JA. Correlation of intestinal

    lactulose permeability with exocrine pancreatic dysfunction. J Pediatr  120:696‒701,

    1992.

    40. Montes RG, Gottal RF, Bayless TM, Hendrix TR, Perman JA. Special communication:

    Breath hydrogen testing as a laboratory exercise in gastrointestinal physiology for firstyear medical students. Advances Phys. Education, Am J Physiol  262:S25‒S28, 1992.

    41. Lifshitz F, Ament ME, Kleinman RE, Klish W, Lebanthal E, Perman JA, and Udall JH. Role

    of juice carbohydrate malabsorption in chronic nonspecific diarrhea in children. J Pediatr  

    120; 5:825‒829, 1992.

    42. Montes RG, Saavedra JS, Perman JA. Relationship between methane production and

    breath hydrogen excretion in lactose malabsorbing individuals. Dig Dis Sci  38;

    3:445‒448, 1993.

    43. Ferry GD, Kirschner BS, Grand RJ, Issenman RM, Griffiths AM, Vanderhoof JA, Fiedorek

    SC, Winter HS, Hassall EG, Watkins JB, Bryboski J, Ulshen MH, Daum F, Perman JA,

    Thomas DW, Heubi JE, Byrne WJ, Jones B. Olsalazine versus sulfasalazine in mild to

    moderate childhood ulcerative colitis: results of the pediatric gastroenterology

    collaborative research group clinical trial. J Pediatr Gastrol Nutr 17:32‒38, 1993.

    44. Henderson RA, Saavedra JM, Yolken RH and Perman JA. Nutritional management of HIV

    infection in children. Nestle Annales 51:87‒97, 1993.

    45. Oliva MM, Lazenby AJ, Perman JA. Gastritis associated with gastropirillum hominis in

    children: Comparison with helicobacter pylori and review of the literature. ModernPathology  6:513‒515, 1993.

    46. Juambeltz JC, Kula K, Perman J. Nursing caries and lactose intolerance. Journal of

    Dentistry for Children 377‒384, November‒December 1993.

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    47. Rosensweig JN and Perman JA. Malabsorption syndromes and celiac disease. Seminars

    in Gastrointestinal Disease 5:78‒87, 1994.

    48. Oliva MM, Perman JA, Saavedra JM, Young J and Schwarz KB. Successful intestinal

    transplantation for microvillus inclusion disease. Gastroenterology  106:771‒774, 1994.

    49. Henderson RA, Saavedra JM, Perman JA, Hutton N, Livingston RA, and Yolken RH. Effect

    of enteral tube feeding on growth of children with symptomatic human

    immunodeficiency virus infection. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition 

    18:429‒434, 1994.

    50. Babbitt RL, Hoch T, Coe DA, Cataldo MF, Kelly KJ, Stackhouse C, Perman JA. Behavioral

    assessment and treatment of pediatric feeding disorders. J Dev and Behav Ped  15:4,

    278‒291, 1994.

    51. Saavedra JM, Bauman NA, Oung I, Perman JA, and Yolken RH. Feeding of B. bifidum andS. thermophiles for the prevention of diarrheal disease and rotavirus shedding in

    hospitalized infants. The Lancet  344:1046‒1049, 1994.

    52. 

    Ramos AG, Saavedra JM, Henderson RA, Yolken RH, and Perman JA. Pediatric human

    immunodeficiency virus infection: gastrointestinal and hepatic manifestations.

    International seminars in Pedatr Gastroent Nutr  3(3):9‒15, 1994.

    53. Giugliana ERJ, Caiaffa WT, Vogelhut J, Witter FR, and Perman JA. Effect of breastfeeding

    support from different sources on mothers’ decision to breastfeed. Journal of Human

    Lactation 10:157‒161, 1995.

    54. Giugliana ER, Bronner Y, Ciaffa WT, Vogelhut J, Witter FR, Perman JA. Are fathers

    prepared to encourage their partners to breastfeed? A study about fathers’ knowledge

    of breastfeeding. Acta Pediatr  83:1127‒1131, 1994

    55. Shermak MA, Saavedra JM, Jackson TL, Huang SS, Bayless TM, Perman JA. Effect of

    yogurt on symptoms and kinetics of hydrogen excretion in lactose-malabsorbing

    children. Am J Clin Nutr  62:1003‒1006, 1995

    56. Saavedra JM, Henderson RA, Perman JA, Hutton N, Livingston RA, and Yolken RH.

    Longitudinal assessment of growth in children born to HIV-infected mothers. Archives ofPediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 149:497‒502, 1995.

    57. Fritz AL, Perman JA. Nutritional therapy in cystic fibrosis. Practical Gastroenterology  

    6:11‒18, 1995.

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    58. Montes RG, Saavedra JM, Bayless TM, and Perman JA. Effect of milks containing

    lactobacillus acidophilus or a yogurt starter culture in lactose-maldigesting children. J

    Dairy Science 78:1657‒1664, 1995.

    59. Kelly KJ, Lazenby AJ, Rowe PC, Yardley JH, Perman JA, and Sampson HA. Eosinophilic

    esophagitis attributed to gastroesophageal reflux: improvement with an amino-acidbased formula. Gastroenterology  109:1503‒1512, 1995.

    60. Ramos-Soriano AG, Saavedra JM, Wu TC, Livingston RA, Henderson RA, Perman JA,

    Yolken RH. Enteric pathogens associated with gastrointestinal dysfunction in children

    with HIV infection. Mol Cell Probes 1996; 10:67‒73.

    61. Perman JA, Digestion and absorption of fruit juice carbohydrates. J Am Coll Nutr  15 (5

    Suppl):125‒175, 1996.

    62. Perman JA, Dudley BS. (editorial) Dairy products: try them-you’ll like them. AM J Clin Nutr  68:995‒996, 1998.

    63. Perman JA, Dudley BS. Gastroduodenal disorders in children.Current Opinion in

    Gastroenterology  14:467‒472, 1998.

    64. Perman JA. Gut Flora: Effect of prebiotics/probiotics (response). In Physiologic/

    Immunologic Responses to Dietary Nutrients: Role of Elemental and Hydrolysate

    Formulas in Management of the Pediatric Patient . 107th Ross Conference on Pediatric

    Research, 60‒61, 1998.

    65. 

    Louis-Jacques O, Perman JA. Disorders of the stomach and duodenum in children.

    Current Opinion in Gastroenterology  15:516‒520, 1999.

    66. 

    Manikam R, Perman JA. Pediatric feeding disorders. J Clin Gastroenterology  30:34‒46,

    2000.

    67. 

    Louis-Jacques O, Perman JA. Disorders of the stomach and duodenum in children.

    Current Opinion in Gastroenterology , 16:522‒526, 2000.

    68. 

    Rabsztyn A, Green PHR, Berti I, Fasano A, Perman JA, Horvath K. Macroamylasemia in

    patients with celiac disease. Am J Gastroenterology  2001:96:4 1096‒1100.

    69. 

    Louis-Jacques O, Perman JA. Gastroduodenal disorders in children. Current Opinion in

    Gastroenterology , 17:513‒517, 2001.

    70. 

    Horvath K, Perman JA. Autism and gastrointestinal symptoms. Current Gastroenterology

    Reports 4:251‒258, 2002.

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    71. 

    Horvath K, Perman JA. Autistic disorder and gastrointestinal disease. Curr Opin Pediatr  

    14:583‒587, 2002.

    72. 

    Armand M, Hamosh M, Philpott JR, Kovar A, Rosenstein BJ, Hamosh A, Perman JA,

    Hamosh P. Gastric function in children with cystic fibrosis: effect of diet on gastric lipase

    levels and fat digestion. Pediatric Research 55(3):457‒465, 2004.

    73. 

    McCullough MB, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal hemorrhage in pediatric patients. Critical

    Decisions in Emergency Medicine 18(6):1‒9, 2004.

    74. 

    Lofgren R, Karpf M, Perman J, Higdon C. The US health care system is in crisis:

    implications for academic medical centers and their missions. Academic Medicine 

    81:713‒720, 2006.

    75. 

    Stratton T, Rudy D, Sauer M, Perman J, Jennings, C. Lessons from industry: one school’s

    transformation toward “lean” curricular governance. Academic Medicine 82:331‒340,2007.

    76. 

    Karpf M, Perman J, Lofgren R, et al. Creating an integrated clinical enterprise—the

    emergence of UK HealthCare. Academic Medicine 82:1163‒1171, 2007.

    77. 

    Reynolds EW, Kinnard TB, Kriss VM, Perman, JA. Superior mesenteric artery syndrome:

    an uncommon cause of feeding intolerance in infancy. Journal of Pediatric

    Gastroenterology and Nutrition 46:92‒95, 2008.

    78. 

    Perman J, Young T, Stines E, et al. Jumpin’ jaguars: community-driven obesity prevention

    and intervention in an elementary school. Journal of the Kentucky Medical Association

    106:104‒108, 2008.

    79. 

    Elam C, Scott K, Perman J. The applicant pool: the genesis of the physician pool. Journal

    of the Kentucky Medical Association 106:261‒267, 2008.

    80. 

    Karpf M, Lofgren R, Bricker, T, Claypool J, Zembrodt J, Perman J, Higdon C. Defining UK

    healthcare’s role in its medical market—how strategic planning creates the intersection

    of good public policy and good business practices. Academic Medicine 84:161‒169,

    2009.

    81. 

    Perman, J. Reinforcing the necessary and obvious: doctors should be nice. Journal of the

    Kentucky Medical Association 106(5):219‒222, 2008.

    82. 

    Karpf M, Lofgren R, Perman J. Commentary: health care reform and its potential impact

    on academic medical centers. Academic Medicine 84:1472‒1475.

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    83. 

    Halperin E, Perman J, Wilson E. Abraham Flexner of Kentucky, his report on medical

    education in the United States and Canada, and the historical problems raised by the

    report. Academic Medicine 85:201 ‒ 210, 2010.

    84. 

    Means R, Moliterno D, Allison R, Perman J, Lofgren R, Karpf M, de Beer F. The evolution

    of a department of Internal Medicine under an integrated clinical enterprise model: theUniversity of Kentucky experience. Academic Medicine 85:531 ‒ 537, 2010.

    85. 

    Perman J. Teaming up against childhood obesity. Bariatric Nursing and Surgical Patient

    Care 6:109 ‒ 110, 2011.

    86. 

    Perman JA, Newhouse RP, Mullins CD. The transformation of academic health centers.

    In Population Health and the Patient . Wartman S (ed.), Elsevier (in press).

    Book Chapters

    1. Perman JA, Watkins JB. Malabsorption syndromes and intestinal disaccharidase

    deficiencies. In Current Pediatric Therapy  (8th Ed), S. Gellis and BM Kagan (Editors),

    Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders, 234‒242, 1978.

    2. Perman JA. Acute and chronic hepatitis. In Principles of Pediatrics: Health Care of the

    Young, R. Hoekelman, et al. (Eds), New York: McGraw Hill, 777‒781, 1978.

    3. Perman JA. Fecal Flora and Bacterial Overgrowth. InPrinciples of Pediatrics: Health Care

    of the Young, R. Hoekelman, et al. (Eds), New York: McGraw Hill, 808‒809, 1978.

    4. Watkins JB, Perman JA. Malabsorptive syndromes. In Current Pediatric Therapy  (9th

    Edition), S Gellis and BM Kagan (Eds), Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders, 230‒240, 1980.

    5. Perman JA, Watkins JB. Malabsorptive Syndromes. In Current Pediatric Therapy  (10th

    Edition), S. Gellis and BM Kagan (Editors), Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders, 218‒226,

    1982.

    6. Castillo R, Perman JA. Chronic Nonspecific Diarrhea Syndrome. Current Pediatric Therapy  

    (10th Edition), S. Gellis and BM Kagan (Editors), Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders, 173,

    1982.

    7. Perman JA. Carbohydrate intolerance and the enteric microflora. InCarbohydrate

    Intolerance in Infancy , F. Lifshitz (Editor), New York: Marcel Dekker, 137‒152, 1982.

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    8. Perman JA. Noninvasive techniques for the evaluation of gastrointestinal function. In

    Nutritional Adaptation of the Gastrointestinal Tract of the Newborn. New York: Raven

    Press, 95‒106, 1983.

    9. 

    Perman JA. Hydrogen and methane production from glycoproteins of endogenous and

    dietary origin. In Growth Retardation Among Children and Adolescents withInflammatory Bowel Disease. M. Davison (Editor), New York: National Foundation for

    Ileitis and Colitis, 427‒435, 1983.

    10. 

    Conrad HA, Heyman MB, Perman JA. Systemic manifestations of gastrointestinal

    disease. In Practice of Pediatrics VC Kelley (Editor), Philadelphia: Harper and Row, Vol. 5,

    Chapter 37, 1‒11, 1984.

    11. Perman JA, Heyman MB. Recurrent abdominal pain. In Current Pediatric Therapy  (11th

    Edition), S Gellis and BM Kagan (Editors), Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders, 182, 1984.

    12. Perman JA. Carbohydrate malabsorption. In Nutrition for Special Needs in Infancy:

    Protein Hydrolysates, F. Lifshitz (ed). New York: Marcel Dekker, Inc., 145‒157, 1985.

    13. Perman JA: Carbohydrate malabsorption. In Current Therapy in Gastroenterology and

    Liver Disease, TM Bayless (ed). Toronto: B.C. Decker, Inc., 149‒153, 1986.

    14. Perman JA: Carbohydrate malabsorption. In Current Therapy in Internal Medicine‒2, TM

    Bayless, MC Brain, RM Cherniack. Toronto: B.C. Decker, Inc., 657‒661, 1987.

    15. Heyman MB, Perman JA, Nutrition in bacterial overgrowth syndromes of the

    gastrointestinal tract. In The Theory and Practice of Nutrition in Pediatrics, RJ Grand and

    JL Sutphen (eds), Woburn, MA: Butterworth, 445‒454, 1987.

    16. Perman JA, Grand RJ. Hepatitis. In Primary Pediatric Care (2nd Edition), RA Heokelman,

    et al. (Editors). St. Louis: C.V. Mosby, Co., 1274‒1278, 1987.

    17. Rogers EL, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal and hepatic failure. InTextbook of Pediatric

    Intensive Care, Volume 2, MC Rogers (ed). Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 979‒998,

    1987.

    18. 

    Perman JA. Intestinal lymphangiectasia. In Pediatrics 18th Edition. AM Rudolph (ed).Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange, 928‒929, 1987.

    19. Perman JA. Associate editor. Section on the Gastrointestinal Tract. InPediatrics 18th

    Edition. AM Rudolph (ed). Norwalk, CT: Appleton & Lange, 899‒958, 1987.

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    20. Tuchman DN, Perman JA. Jaundice and the liver. In Core Textbook of Pediatrics. Kaye R,

    Oski FA, Barness LA (eds). Philadelphia: JB Lippincott, 1988.

    21. 

    Perman JA. The gastrointestinal flora: developmental aspects and effects on nutrients.

    In Textbook of Gastroenterology and Nutrition in Early Childhood . E Lebenthal (ed). New

    York: Raven Press, 777‒786, 1989.

    22. Perman JA: Management of food intolerance due to carbohydrate malabsorption in

    infancy and early childhood. In Food Intolerance and Small Intestine. Mazzetti M, di

    Pietralata et al (eds), 5‒16, 1989.

    23. Rogers EL, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal and hepatic failure (adapted). In Handbook of

    Pediatric Intensive Care. MC Rogers (ed). Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 255‒271,

    1989.

    24. Bujanover Y, Perman JA. Breath tests in pediatric gastroenterology. InPediatricGastroenterology: Newer Tests and Procedures. G Dinari et al. (eds). Basel: Karger,

    135‒153, 1989.

    25. Perman JA. Bacterial overgrowth syndrome. In Current Therapy in Gastroenterology and

    Liver Disease‒3. Bayless TM (ed). Toronto: BC Decker, 181‒184, 1990.

    26. Yolken RH, Hart W, Perman J. Viral infection and gastrointestinal dysfunction in children

    with HIV infection. In Pediatric AIDS. Pizzo and Wilfert (ed.) Baltimore: Williams and

    Wilkins, Chapter 18:277‒287. 1990.

    27. Perman JA. Breath analysis for the investigation of gastro-intestinal function. In Pediatric

    Gastrointestinal Disease. WA Walker (ed). Toronto: BC Decker Inc., 1354‒1362, 1991.

    28. Perman JA. Munchausen syndrome by proxy. In Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease. WA

    Walker (ed). Toronto: BC Decker Inc., 737‒739, 1991.

    29. Saavedra JM, Perman JA. Lactose malabsorption and intolerance. In Encyclopedia of

    Human Biology . R. Dulbecco (ed.). Academic Press, 611‒621, 1991.

    30. Saltzberg DM, Perman JA. Gas and bloating. In Textbook of Gastroenterology . T Yamada

    et al. (eds.). JB Lippincott, 681‒692, 1991.

    31. Schwarz KB, Perman JA. Acute and chronic hepatitis. In Primary Pediatric Care. HM

    Seidel et al. (eds.). C.V. Mosby Co., 1278‒1282, 1992.

    32. Perman JA. Calcium needs and lactose intolerance. InCalcium Nutriture For Mothers

     And Children RC Tsang and F Mimouni (eds.) Raven Press, 65‒76, 1992.

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    33. 

    Rogers EL, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal and hepatic failure. In Textbook of Pediatric

    Intensive Care 2nd Edition, Volume 2, Rogers MC (ed). Baltimore: Williams & Wilkens,

    1132‒1158, 1992.

    34. Cox JM, Oliva MM, Perman JA. Nutritional and Gastrointestinal Problems. In: Witter FR

    & Keith LG, Textbook of Prematurity . Boston, Little, Brown, & Co., 333‒359, 1993.

    35. Rogers EL, Perman JA. Gastrointestinal and hepatic failure (adapted). In Handbook of

    Pediatric Intensive Care, Second Edition. MC Rogers (ed). Baltimore: Williams and

    Wilkins, 255‒271, 1993.

    36. Perman JA, Montes RG. Approach to the patient with gas and bloating. In Textbook of

    Gastroenterology , Second Edition. T Yamada et al. (eds.). JB Lippincott, 681‒692, 1995.

    37. Montes RG, Perman JA. Carbohydrate malabsorption. In Rudolph’ s Pediatrics. 20th

    Edition. Stamford: Rudolph AM et. al. (eds) Appleton & Lange, 1083‒1085, 1996

    38. Stackhouse CM, Perman J. Munchausen syndrome by proxy. In Pediatric Gastrointestinal

    Disease. WA Walker (ed). Toronto: BE Decker, Inc., 879‒882, 1996.

    39. Saavedra JM, Perman JA. Lactose malabsorption and intolerance. In Encyclopedia of

    Human Biology , Second Edition, Volume 5, R. Dulbecco (ed.). Academic Press, 1997.

    40. Perman JA, Boatwright D., Approach to the patient with gas and bloating. In Textbook of

    Gastroenterology . T Yamada et. al. (eds.) JP Lippincott, Third Edition, Volume I, 815‒826,

    1999.

    41. Rogers EL, Perman JA, Gastrointestinal and hepatic failure in the pediatric intensive care

    unit. In Handbook of Pediatric Intensive Care, Third Edition. MC Rogers, MA Helfaer

    (eds.). Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 588‒622, 1999.

    42. Perman JA, Parrish, M. Munchausen by Proxy/Factitious Disorder by Proxy. In: A.W.

    Walker, et al (Eds.) Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease, 3rd Ed., Hamilton, Ontario: B.C.

    Decker, Chapter 45.1, 2000.

    43. Perman JA, Dudley BS. Lactose intolerance. Essence of Ambulatory Pediatrics. Stockman

    JA, Lohr JA. (eds.) WB Saunders.

    44. Horvath K, Gadewar S, Perman JA. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Versus Eosinophilic

    Esophagitis: An Emerging Diagnostic Challenge. In: Gupte S. (ed). Recent Advances in

    Pediatrics, Vol 14. New Delhi: Jaypee Brothers 2004: 76‒98.

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    45. 

    Perman JA, Manikam R, Schoemer, KM, Stines E. Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders,

    Developmental Aspects. Applied Developmental Science Encyclopedia.

    46. 

    Perman, JA, Malkani, A. Home Nutrition Support. Pediatric Nutrition Support . Jones and

    Bartlett Publishers 2006: 225‒236.

    Books

    Clinical trials in infant nutrition. Perman JA, Rey J. (eds.) Philadelphia: Lippincott-Raven,

    1998.

    Pearls for leaders in academic medicine. Wilson EA, Perman JA, Clawson DK. New York:

    Springer, 2008.

    Published Abstracts and Presentations

    1. 

    Werlin SL, Perman JA, Watkins, JB, Grand, RJ. Copper metabolism in diagnosis of chronic

    active hepatitis and Wilson’s Disease in children. Gastroenterology  71:A42, 1976.

    Presented at American Association for Study of Liver, Chicago, 1976.

    2. 

    Perman JA, Barr RG, Watkins JB. Non-invasive diagnosis of sucrose intolerance in

    childhood by interval breath hydrogen determination. Pediatr Res 11:448, 1977.

    Presented at Society for Pediatric Research, San Francisco, 1977.

    3. Park R, Watkins JB, Perman JA, Schoeller DA. Glycocholate: A breath test to investigate

    ileal dysfunction and bacterial overgrowth in children. Read before the Third

    International Conference on Stable Isotopes, Chicago, May 26, 1978.

    4. Perman JA, Harrison MR, Yee EJ. Breath hydrogen as an index of intestinal perfusion.

    Clin Res 27:101A, 1979. Presented at the Western Society for Pediatric Research,

    Carmel, 1979.

    5. Waters LA, Olson AC, Heldt GP, Perman JA. Changes in lactose content of milk during

    lactation in mothers of premature infants. Pediatric Res 13:506, 1979.

    6. Perman JA, Waters LA, Heldt GP, Rosenthal E. Carbohydrate absorption in premature

    infants. Gastroenterology 76:1216, 1979.

    7. Barr RG, Watkins JB, Perman JA, Boehme C. Mucosal function and breath hydrogen (H2)

    excretion: Criteria for a normal response. Pediatric Res 13:417, 1979.

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    8. Barr RG, Watkins JB, Perman JA, Boehme C. Prediction of assayed lactase activity by

    interval breath hydrogen sampling in children. Pediatric Res 13:418, 1979.

    9. Perman JA, Modler S, Olson AC. Effects of pH on carbohydrate consumption and

    hydrogen production by colonic bacteria. Pediatric Res 14:508, 1980. Presented at the

    Society for Pediatric Research, San Antonio, 1980.

    10. Watkins JB, Park R, Perman JA, Schoeller DA, Klein PD. Ileal dysfunction vs bacterial

    overgrowth: Detection by 13C glycochocolate breath test and fecal combustion.

    Pediatric Res 14:578, 1980.

    11. Mock DM, Perman JA, Morris RC, Thaler MM: Reversible growth retardation in the older

    child: A previously unrecognized complication of hereditary fructose intolerance.

    Pediatric Res 14:578, 1980.

    12. Perman JA, Modler S, Olson AC. Lactulose in the diet reduces intestinal gas (H2)formation. Gastroenterology  78:1235, 1980.

    13. Watkins JB, Park R, Perman JA, Kirschner B, Schoeller D, Klein PD. Detection and

    identification of fat malabsorption with non-radioactive 13C breath tests.

    Gastroenterology  78:1288, 1980.

    14. Perman JA, Modler S. Hydrogen (H2) and methane (CH4) are products of glycoprotein

    catabolism by colonic bacteria. Gastroenterology  80:1251, 1981.

    15. Castillo RO, Perman JA, Khaw K-T, Landon C, Grand RJ. Fasting breath hydrogen (H2) in

    cystic fibrosis. Pediatric Res 16:158A, 1982.

    16. Kane RE, Perman JA, Conrad HA, Portale A, Thaler MM. Protracted diarrhea of infancy

    associated with renal tubular acidosis, type IV (RTA IV). Pediatric Res 16:167A, 1982.

    17. Perman JA, Heldt GP, Modler S. Ventilation-induced differences in breath hydrogen and

    carbon dioxide (CO2). Gastroenterology  82:1148, 1982.

    18. Perman JA, Modler S, Barr RG, Rosenthal P. Significance of elevated fasting breath

    hydrogen (H2). Gastroenterology  84:1272, 1983. Presented at the Meeting of American

    Gastroenterological Association, Washington, DC, May 1983.

    19. 

    Heyman MB, Perman JA, Ferrell LD, Thaler MM. Significance of colonoscopic biopsies in

    the diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease in the young patient. Gastroenterology

    84:1187, 1983. Presented at the Meeting of the American Gastroenterology Association,

    Washington, DC, May 1983.

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    20. Katz MH, Modler S, Yarbrough S, Perman JA. Lectin-free diet reduces intraluminal

    hydrogen (H2) production in patients with bacterial overgrowth secondary to intestinal

    pseudo-obstruction (IP). Pediatric Res 18:301A, 1984. Presented at the Society for

    Pediatric Research, San Francisco, May 1984.

    21. 

    Flick JA, Latham PS, Perman JA, Brusilow SW. Hepatic involvement in argininosuccinasedeficiency. Pediatric Res 239A, 1986.

    22. 

    Perman JA, Rosenstein BJ. Carbohydrate digestion in cystic fibrosis (CF): Application of

    breath H2 measurements. Pediatric Res. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society

    for Pediatric Research, Washington, DC, May 1986.

    23. Beaver B, Haber BA, Lake AM, Flick JA, Perman JA, Dudgeon DL; Barrett's esophagus in

    children. Submitted to British Association of Pediatric Surgeons. XXXIV Annual

    International Congress, Dublin, Ireland, July 1987.

    24. Perman, JA, Flick JA, Rosenstein BJ, Saltzberg DM: Effect of pancreatic function on

    intestinal permeation of an inert molecule. Gastroenterology  92:1572, 1987. Presented

    at the Meeting of the American Gastroenterological Association, Chicago, May 1987.

    25. Flick JA, Perman JA; Fermentation of malabsorbed carbohydrate fails to acidify the colon

    of methane-excreting individuals. Gastroenterology 92:1391, 1987. Presented at the

    Meeting of the American Gastroenterological Association, Chicago, May 1987.

    26. Flick JA, Rosales F, Hamilton SR, Perman JA: Breath methane excretion is not associated

    with experimental colon cancer. Gastroenterology  92:1392, 1987.

    27. Flick JA, Schnaar RL, Perman, JA: A simple thin layer chromatography (TLC) method for

    determination of urinary carbohydrate excretion: Application to studies of intestinal

    permeability. Gastroenterology  92:1399, 1987.

    28. Gaffney PT, Potter KL, Perman JA: Relationship of the colonic concentration of hydrogen

    (H2) and methane (CH4) to their levels in breath: Gastroenterology  92:1399, 1987.

    29. Flick JA, Sampson HA, Perman JA. Intestinal permeability to carbohydrates in children

    with atopic dermatitis (AD) and food hypersensitivity. Pediatric Res 23:303A, 1988.

    30. 

    Perman JA, Flick JA, Kinnear JM, Ellis LE, Durie PR. Measurement of intestinal lactulose

    permeation detects mild pancreatic dysfunction. Gastroenterology  94:A350, 1988.

    Presented at the Meeting of the American Gastroenterological Association, New

    Orleans, May 1988.

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    31. 

    Flick JA, Sampson HA, Perman JA. Intestinal permeability to carbohydrates in children with

    atopic dermatitis (AD) and food allergy. Pediatric Res 23:303A, 1988. Presented at the annual

    meeting of the Society for Pediatric Research, Washington, DC, May 1988.

    32. 

    Saavedra JM, Brown KH, Perman JA. Characterization of whole gut transit in infants.

    Pediatric Res 25:123A, 1989. Presented at the Society for Pediatric Research,Washington, DC, May 1989.

    33. 

    Flick JA, Saavedra JM, Ellis LE, Durie PR, Perman JA. Effect of pancreatic function on

    intestinal transit and kinetics of hydrogen production. Gastroenterology  98:A351, 1990.

    Presented at the Meeting of the American Gastroenterological Association, San Antonio,

    May 1990.

    34. Saavedra JM, Espin-Neto J, Perman JA. Effects of soy polysaccharide on intestinal

    permeability and oro-cecal transit. Gastroenterology  98:A387, 1990. Presented at the

    Meeting of the American Gastroenterological Association, San Antonio, May 1990.

    35. Saavedra JM, Brown KH, Perman JA. Measurement of intestinal absorption of

    macronutrients in infants using a non-absorbable marker and single random fecal

    samples. Gastroenterology  98:A429, 1990.

    36. Yolken R, Hart W, Oung I, Shiff C, Ruff A, Perman J. Lactose malabsorption is associated

    with gastrointestinal dysfunction in children with HIV infection. Pediatric Res 27:187A,

    1990.

    37. Saavedra JM, Naidu S, Perman JA, Moser HV. Constipation in girls with Rett’s Syndrome

    (RS). Pediatric Res 27:348A, 1990.

    38. Mack DR, Flick JA, Durie PR, Rosenstein BJ, Ellis LE, Perman JA. Intestinal lactulose

    permeability reflects exocrine pancreatic dysfunction. Pediatric Res 27:541, 1990.

    39. 

    Yolken R, Saavedra J, Hutton N, Perman J. Persistent diarrhea and the intestinal

    shedding of retroviral HIV RNA in HIV infected infants and children. Pediatric Res 

    29:189A, 1991. Presented at the meeting of The Society for Pediatric Research, New

    Orleans, May 1991.

    40. 

    Saavedra J, Yolken R, Hart W, Hutton N, Arent J, Perman J. Nutritional status of infantsborn to HIV positive mothers. Pediatric Res 29:112A, 1991.

    41. Schwarz KB, Cox JM, Sharm S, Witter FA, Perman JA, Sehnert SS, Risby TH. Dietary fat

    intake and serum carotene correlate positively with breath ethane during pregnancy.

    (Submitted to the American Pediatric Society, The Society for Pediatric Research,

    January 3, 1992.)

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    42. 

    Bobo LD, Dudas R, Ramos A, Cherian T, Perman J and Yolken R. Detection of

    Pneumocystis carinii  amplified DNA in respiratory and gastrointestinal samples from a

    pediatrics AIDS population. (Submitted to the1993 Infectious Diseases Society of

    America).

    43. 

    Giugliani ERJ, Bronner Y, Caiaffa WT, Vogelhut J, Witter FR, and Perman JA. Attitudes,beliefs and experiences related to breastfeeding among fathers of breast and bottlefed

    newborns: A comparative study. Pediatric Research 35:113A, 1994.

    44. 

    Giugliani ERJ, Caiaffa WT, Vogelhut J, Witter FR, and Perman JA. Factors influencing the

    duration of breastfeeding in a cohort of mothers in Baltimore. Pediatric Res 35:113A,

    1994.

    45. 

    Giugliani ERJ, Caiaffa WT, Vogelhut J, Witter FR, and Perman JA. Effect of breastfeeding

    support from different sources on mothers' decision to breastfeed. Pediatric Res 

    35:113A, 1994.

    46. Kelly K, Lazenby A, Yardley J, Perman J, and Sampson H. Elemental diet therapy in

    pediatric patients with chronic reflux symptoms improvement of esophageal

    histopathology. Gastroenterology  106(4): A104, 1994. Presented at AGA National

    Meeting, New Orleans.

    47. Ramos AG, Saavedra JM, Wu TC, Bobo LD, Livingston RA, Hutton N, Perman JA, Yolken

    RH. Enteric pathogens associated with gastrointestinal function in pediatric HIV.

    Gastroenterology  106(4): A758, 1994. Presented at AGA National Meeting, New Orleans.

    48. Ramos AG, Wu TC, Saavedra JM, Bobo LD, Livingston RA, Perman JA, Yolken RD.

    Gastrointestinal pathogens in autopsy tissue of pediatric HIV patients. Gastroenterology

    106(4): A758, 1994. Presented at AGA National Meeting, New Orleans.

    49. Ramos AG, Saavedra JM, Henderson RA, Yolken RH, and Perman JA. Pediatric human

    immunodeficiency virus infection: Gastrointestinal and hepatic manifestations.

    International Seminars in Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition 3 (3): 9-15, 1994.

    50. Heller B, Oros MT, Montgomery KL, Perry LA, Keane VA, Perman JA, Abbott D.

    Developing a new paradigm for interdisciplinary health professions education and

    collaborative practice. National League for Nursing’s Education Summit , September13‒16, 2000.

    51. Horvath K, Rabsztyn A, Chey WK, Perman JA. Pancreatico-duodenal dysfunctions in children

    autism. J Pediatr Gastroent Nutr  39: S398, 2004.

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    52. 

    Swanson HI, Perman, JA. A model for implementing a dean-mentored, individual leadership

    development program within an academic health center.

    53. Olges, J, Luckett J, Martin, A., et al. Guaranteed tuition plan: a step toward bridging the

    affordability gap.

    54. Elam, C., Perman, J., Jones, R. “Defining, Demonstrating, and Documenting Educational

    Scholarship in the College of Medicine,” Presentation on the Special Title Series, College of

    Medicine Clinical Chairs Meeting, March 2006.

    55. Elam, C., Perman, J., Wilson, E. & Clawson, D.K. Medicine and Management. Panel presentation

    for the Center for Excellence in Medical Education, March 2007.

    56. Elam, C.L., Perman, J.A., Wilson, E.A., & Clawson, D.K. Medicine and Management. Panel

    Discussion, Southern Group on Educational Affairs Meeting, Louisville, KY, April 2007.

    57. Rose S, Perman J, Stines E, Turner L, Lineberry M, Conigliaro J, Chokshi S, Stromberg A. Does

    adding a summer booster to an after-school physical activity and nutrition education program

    decrease BMI accretion? Academy Health (submitted).

    Teaching Material (Audiovisual)

    1. 

    Perman JA. Topics in Nutrition: Carbohydrate malabsorption. Audio-Digest Foundation.

    Pediatrics; Volume 33, Number 9, May 12, 1987.

    2. 

    Perman JA. Enteral nutrition support strategies for use in clinical practice. Ross Clinical Nutrition

    Series, July, 1988.

    3. 

    Enteral tube feedings (video). Johns Hopkins University/Johns Hopkins Hospital. Copyright 1989.

    4. 

    Perman JA, Dudgeon D, Sordheimer S. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Audio tape for

    American Academy of Pediatrics. Copyright 1998.