Education

Medical School: Faculté de Medecine et de Pharmacy de L’Université d’Etat d’Haiti
Residency: Family Medicine at the Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center

Clinical

Dr. Daguilh provides outpatient clinical care at the Williamsbridge Family Medicine teaching practice where she previously served as the Medical Director for 15 years. In this role she promoted interdisciplinary teamwork, improved quality patient-centered care and supported each member of the team.

She rotates regularly on the inpatient service, providing comprehensive care to hospitalized patients from our primary care practices and the Bronx community.

Teaching Activity

Before transitioning to her current role as Vice chair of Clinical Services, Dr. Daguilh was also the Assistant Program Director for the Family Medicine Residency program at Montefiore Einstein. She was involved in all levels of the residency program, including recruitment, teaching, curriculum organization, evaluation and precepting.

She continues to work closely with the residency program’s leadership and regularly precepts residents and medical students in both outpatient and inpatient settings.

Professional Interests

Dr. Daguilh’s interests lie in care of the underserved, practice transformation, and education of residents and medical students. She is dedicated to delivering social justice by providing equitable, respectful, dignified, quality care to patients and by educating the next generation of physicians who will continue to carry out this mission.

Selected Publications and Presentations

• Pancreatitis, sepsis, and joint pain .Fabienne Daguilh, Kamasksi Baig. Infections in Medicine Volume 21, Issue 1, January 2004, Pages 16-17
• Clinical Redeployment of an Academic Family Medicine Department in an Early, Severe COVID-19 Pandemic in the Bronx, NY .Anna Flattau, Jessica Cristallo, Mary Duggan, Maria Gbur, Marie-Louise Fabienne Daguilh and Peter Selwyn. The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine May 2021, 34 (3) 466-473;
• Sharing our experience in improving resident board passing scores utilizing instructional design Lecture-Discussion, Family Medicine Education Consortium, Northeast Regional Meeting, Rye Brook, NY, October 2009
• Improving Resident Competence in Multidisciplinary Team Care and Intensification of Therapy for Diabetes. Lecture-Discussion, STFM Conference on Quality and Practice Improvement, Kansas City MO November 2009
• Understanding the FM preceptors and residents' perceptions of EMR impact on the teacher-learner interaction Lecture-Discussion, Family Medicine Education Consortium, Northeast Regional Meeting, Hersey, PA October 2010
• Co-location of Team Members in the Medical Home. Lecture-Discussion, Family Medicine Education Consortium, Northeast Regional Meeting, Rye Brook, NY, November 2018