David A. Dorr

Dr. David A. Dorr is a Clinical Professor at the Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), School of Medicine, where he serves as the Chief Research Information Officer. His work bridges clinical practice, medical informatics, and artificial intelligence to enhance healthcare delivery for older adults and those with chronic conditions.

• Residency: Internal Medicine
• Fellowship: Medical Informatics
• Certifications: Internal Medicine, Clinical Informatics

Dorr’s research focuses on collaborative care, chronic disease management, and clinical information systems, with a strong emphasis on patient safety and longitudinal care models. His projects include AI-driven diagnostics, multimorbidity analysis, and data-sharing frameworks to improve population health.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to voice AI research, EHR optimization, and multimorbidity progression. Key themes include predictive analytics, telehealth stigma mitigation, and enterprise data warehouse maturity. His work often intersects with learning health systems and health equity.

Scientific Awards:

• AMIA New Investigator Award (2007)

Dorr leads the Care Management Plus research team and co-directs the Center for AI-Enabled Learning Health Science, advancing interdisciplinary initiatives in health informatics and patient-centered care. His grants focus on data-sharing infrastructure and Clinical Decision Support (CDS) development.