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Phillip Summers

Assistant Clinical Professor, Emergency Medicine · University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson

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History

University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson
Present

Addiction Medicine
University of California Davis Health
2020–2021
Emergency Medicine
University of California Davis Health
2017–2020
University of California, Davis, School of Medicine
2011–2015
Harvard University School of Public Health, 2014
2014
University of Arizona, 2009
2009

Research

Negative experiences of pain and withdrawal create barriers to abscess care for people who inject heroin. A mixed methods analysis
Drug and Alcohol Dependence · 2018 · First of 5 authors · Corresponding · 70 citations
Cannabis use and acute coronary syndrome
Systematic review or meta-analysis · Clinical Toxicology · 2019 · 60 citations
Injection-site vein loss and soft tissue abscesses associated with black tar heroin injection: A cross-sectional study of two distinct populations in USA
International Journal of Drug Policy · 2017 · First of 4 authors · Corresponding · 39 citations

MW
Michael Wilkes
3 papers
JH
Julia Hellman
2 papers · 2 as a resident
Aimee Moulin
1 paper
Erik Laurin
1 paper
IS
Isabelle Struve
1 paper · 1 as a resident
John Richards
1 paper
JE
Joshua Elder
1 paper
Mary Bing
1 paper
RR
Robert Rominski
1 paper · 1 as a resident