Lisel M. Hope

Lisel M. Hope is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, specializing in Endocrinology. Her clinical practice and research focus on diabetes and women's health, particularly in inner-city populations.

Education:

• Medical School: New York University School of Medicine (1987-1992)
• Residency: Yale New Haven Hospital (1994-1997)
• Fellowship: Endocrinology, Yale University (1998-2001)

Dr. Hope's research centers on diabetes management and its complications, with a special emphasis on women's health issues such as menopause and cerebrovascular disease. She has conducted studies on inner-city women's health and the impact of diabetes on kidney disease and cardiovascular outcomes. Her work often addresses health disparities in underserved communities through public health approaches.

Her publication record (2007-2011) demonstrates consistent focus on diabetes care optimization, particularly in hospital settings and vulnerable populations. Key themes include cardiovascular risk management in diabetes, innovative care delivery models like group visits, and medication safety. These works collectively advance clinical strategies for complex diabetes comorbidities.

Dr. Hope has served as Principal Investigator for significant research projects including "Diabetes Mellitus and Cerebrovascular Disease in Postmenopausal Woman" at Yale University (1998-2001) and "Menopausal Attitudes, Knowledge and Experiences in Inner City Women" at Yale New Haven Hospital's Fair Haven Clinic (1997), reflecting her commitment to women's health in urban environments.