Stanford Medicine | HSR-DCC

Principal Investigator
Maame Yaa "Maya" Yiadom,
MD, MPH, MSCI

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
at Stanford University

Advancing the science of delivering the right care, for all patients, at the right time, for emergency care conditions with particular attention to cardiovascular disease.

News

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Digital Health Summit 2024

Dr. Yiadom discussed the need for more cross talk so digital health innovation and technical capacity development is informed by front line health care challenges to care for patients and clinical research evidence at the Stanford Digital Health Summit.

International Collaboration: Charité University, Berlin, Germany

Maya Yiadom launched an international collaboration with colleagues at Charité University in Berlin, Germany. The tran-continental team will validate Maya’s USA-based predictive model developed to reduced delays and disparities in STEMI care in Germany. Contributing participants include Ian Brown, Gabrielle Bunney, Rana Kabeer, Melissa Pasao, and Marium Rizvi along with Quantitative Sciences Unit collaborators, Kate Miller and Anna Graber-Naidich.

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Welcome: Erin Ruiz, MD

Dr. Erin Ruiz joins the HSR-DCC Lab as a Lab Resident Trainee. She will explore ECG screening to decision and completion timeliness for ED patients to better understand ED arrival intake and aquiring early ECGs for STEMI screening.

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Drs. Yiadom, Bunney and Berger at SAEM 2023

Beaumont collaborator and colleague, Dr. David Berger, joins Drs. Maya Yiadom and Gabrielle Bunney at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference.

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Dr. Bunney Presents at SAEM 2023

Dr. Gabrielle Bunney presents “Shorter Door–to–ECG Time is Associated with Improved Mortality in ED Diagnosed STEMI Patients,” at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference.

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Dr. Gabrielle Bunney Presents at SAEM 2023

Dr. Gabrielle Bunney presents “Maximizing Equity in Acute Coronary Syndrome Screening across Sociodemographic Characteristics of Patients” at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference.

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SAEM Data Sciences Working Group

Society for Academic Emergency Medicine’s Data Sciences Working Group during a meeting session, led by Dr. Maya Yiadom.

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Dr. Yiadom leads SAEM Data Sciences Working Group

Members of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Precision Emergency Medicine Conference’s Data Sciences Working Group led by Dr. Maya Yiadom with Dr. Gabrielle Bunney participating.

Dr. Maya Yiadom Moderating the panel discussion on the “Data Revolution for Precision Care.” During the SAEM Consensus Conference.

Dr. Maya Yiadom moderates the panel discussion on the “Data Revolution for Precision Care,” during the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference.

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QSU Biostatistics Intern: Patricia Petrova

Patricia Petrova, a MS student from San Francisco State University, completed her Quantitative Sciences Unit (QSU) Biostatistics Internship mentored by Maya Yiadom, Kate Miller (QSU), and Loretta Matheson. As a member of Maya’s lab for 2 months, she did a preliminary analysis for Cherelle Smith’s Pediatric Pain study presented to Maya’s lab, then the QSU staff, and her MS program.

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AMIA Summit 2023: Dr. Anna Graber-Naidich & Dr. Ian Brown

Dr. Anna Graber-Naidich and Dr. Ian Brown presented at the American Medical Informatics Association Summit 2023 on “Effectiveness, safety & efficiency of a drive-through care model: A response to the COVID-19 testing demand.” Coauthors included Sam Shen, Patrice Callagy, Stefanie Sebok-Syer, Shashank Ravi and Laleh Gharahbaghian.

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ESC Registry Site PIs, Drs. Tanski & Millls

Dr. Maya Yiadom with Emergency STEMI Care Registry Site-PIs Dr. Mary Tanski (Oregon Health Sciences University) and Dr. Angela Mills (Columbia University) connecting in person after years of remote collaboration.

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Lead Research Intern, Sean Bloos, MPH, MSII: Research Poster Presentation Winner

Sean Bloos, MPH, MSII, Lead Research Intern in Dr. Yiadom’s lab, presented on The Influence of Time to Diagnosis to Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Emergency Department ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) Patients: Door-to-ECG Matters at the Dr. Paul K. Whelton 75th Birthday Symposium. Sean was also awarded 1st Place for his poster in the MD/Masters Student category.

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Collaborative Work with Vanderbilt highlighted in Discover

The HSR-DCC Lab’s collaborative work with Vanderbilt University Medical Center was recently featured in the medical center’s scientific blog, Discover. The article titled, “Exceeding Expectations to Improve ED STEMI Care” highlights our work towards better understanding areas for care and risk assessment improvement for ED STEMI patients.

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Stanford Department of Emergency Medicine ACEP Reception

HSR-DCC Trainees, Rana Kabeer, MD and Gabrielle Bunney, MD, MBA, at the Stanford Department of Emergency Medicine ACEP Reception at Fang Restaurant in San Francisco, CA.

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