Kenneth Kubitschek, MD
Kenneth R. Kubitschek, MD, FACP, is a practicing general internist at Carolina Internal Medicine Associates, P.A. and Extended Care Physicians – Mountain, P.A. in Asheville, North Carolina. He previously served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas and has recently chaired a CME conference entitled, “Current Trends in Maximizing Patient Care.” He has contributed articles to such journals as the Annals of Internal Medicine, American Journal of Medicine, Western Journal of Medicine, Journal of Respiratory Diseases, and Chest. He has been involved in electronic medical record software development for several years and has traveled throughout the country lecturing various medical groups about the advantages and pitfalls of computerizing patient medical records. His private practice at Carolina Internal Medicine Associates, P.A., was named by ADVANCE for Health Information Executives as on of the “25 Most Influential Organizations in Healthcare IT.
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Kenneth R. Kubitschek, MD, FACP, is a practicing general internist at Carolina Internal Medicine Associates, P.A. and Extended Care Physicians – Mountain, P.A. in Asheville, North Carolina. He previously served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas and has recently chaired a CME conference entitled, “Current Trends in Maximizing Patient Care.” He has contributed articles to such journals as the Annals of Internal Medicine, American Journal of Medicine, Western Journal of Medicine, Journal of Respiratory Diseases, and Chest. He has been involved in electronic medical record software development for several years and has traveled throughout the country lecturing various medical groups about the advantages and pitfalls of computerizing patient medical records. His private practice at Carolina Internal Medicine Associates, P.A., was named by ADVANCE for Health Information Executives as on of the “25 Most Influential Organizations in Healthcare IT.”
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