Lisa Ochoa-Frongia * UCSF Profiles

Lisa Ochoa-Frongia, MD

Title(s)	Assistant Professor, Medicine
School	School of Medicine
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Biography

Education and Training

UCSF	Internal Medicine Residency Program	2014	San Francisco Primary Care Track
Mount Sinai School of Medicine	M.D.	2011
Princeton University	Bachelor of Arts	2005	Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Overview

Lisa Ochoa-Frongia is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCSF, in the Division of General Internal Medicine at San Francisco General Hospital. Dr. Ochoa-Frongia is a clinician-educator and devotes the majority of her efforts to patient care and teaching. She teaches UCSF Internal Medicine Residents and medical students the principles and practices of providing primary care to medically and socially complex, vulnerable and underserved patient populations. Dr. Ochoa-Frongia manages a panel of her own primary care patients in the Richard H. Fine People's Clinic. Dr. Ochoa-Frongia is currently studying best practices in the treatment of anxiety and depression in the ambulatory setting, and the optimization of physician use of electronic health records.

Interests

Primary care of vulnerable and medically underserved populations, health disparities, medical education, integration of behavioral health and medical care, career mentoring of residents and students

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Publications

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Garcia ME, Ochoa-Frongia L, Moise N, Aguilera A, Fernandez A. Collaborative Care for Depression among Patients with Limited English Proficiency: a Systematic Review. J Gen Intern Med. 2018 03; 33(3):347-357. PMID: 29256085.

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Ochoa-Frongia L, Thompson HS, Lewis-Kelly Y, Deans-McFarlane T, Jandorf L. Breast and cervical cancer screening and health beliefs among African American women attending educational programs. Health Promot Pract. 2012 Jul; 13(4):447-53. PMID: 21451008.

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McLaughlin SA, Ochoa-Frongia LM, Patil SM, Cody HS, Sclafani LM. Influence of frozen-section analysis of sentinel lymph node and lumpectomy margin status on reoperation rates in patients undergoing breast-conservation therapy. J Am Coll Surg. 2008 Jan; 206(1):76-82. PMID: 18155571.

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