Gordon Manning

Gordon Manning, MD, is an Assistant Professor at UMass Chan Medical School's Department of Medicine. He holds additional positions in the Division of Community Internal Medicine and provides health consulting through the T.H. Chan School of Medicine. Based in Westborough, MA, his work focuses on cardiovascular care and digital health applications.

Education:

• BA in Medical Sciences from Boston University
• MD in Medicine from Boston University

Dr. Manning's research centers on improving anticoagulation therapy for atrial fibrillation patients through provider decision-support tools and electronic health record integration. His work addresses thrombosis risk reduction, stroke prevention, and clinical implementation strategies.

Recent publications highlight his involvement in the SUPPORT-AF clinical trial series, demonstrating a focus on translating anticoagulation research into digital health interventions. Both 2021 studies examine provider prompting systems to optimize oral anticoagulant use.

Networks:

• Co-authors include Alok Kapoor, Sybil Crawford, David McManus
• Associated with UMass Chan Medical School's cardiology research cluster
• Physical neighbors include Parmender Bagga and Clifford Behmer