Dr. Sharif Vakili

Biography

Sharif Vakili, MD, MBA, MS, is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine specializing in Primary Care Population Health Practices at Stanford. He holds expertise in internal medicine with a focus on chronic disease management and health systems delivery, promoting a teamwork approach that empowers patients to navigate the healthcare system. He is involved in active research within the business and health communities, with publications in peer-reviewed journals such as JAMA Network Open and Annals of Emergency Medicine. Vakili also teaches at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and has contributed significantly to healthcare delivery models, coining the term Remote Patient Intervention (RPI) during a clinical study published in JAMA Network Open. He has completed his residency at Stanford University and holds degrees from Johns Hopkins University, Harvard Business School, and Yale University. Additionally, he is a board director for UpDoc and Indomo, and has served as a board observer for Thirty Madison. His clinical research includes managing insulin delivery systems involving AI technology to aid in patient care.

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