Principal Investigator Maame Yaa "Maya" Yiadom, MD, MPH, MSCIWhat We DoAdvancing the science of delivering the right care, for all patients, at the right time, for emergency care conditions with particular attention to cardiovascular disease.Our ScienceOur TeamConferencesOur WorkHow to DonateLearning OpportunitiesNewsAug. 05, 2026Publication Alert!The HSR-DCC is pleased to announce that Dr. Maya Yiadom just published in the American Journal of Bioethics– The Ethics of Integration: Why Healthcare AI Must Be Evaluated Within Clinical and Research Workflows. From Dr. Yiadom’s LinkedIn: As artificial intelligence moves from predicting clinical events to participating in patient care, we need to rethink what ethical oversight should look like. InJul. 10, 2026Dr. Yiadom Featured in the Stanford EM PodcastAfter a patient with a life-threatening heart attack waited hours in an emergency department before anyone recognized the crisis, Dr. Maya Yiadom began asking a different question: Are we measuring what matters most? In this conversation with Dr. Matthew Strehlow, she explores the gap between healthcare metrics and patient outcomes, and how data, analytics, and AI can help identify missedMay. 12, 2026Dr. Yiadom Featured in EMRA*CastDr. Maya Yiadom was recently featured on EMRA*Cast’s Bridging Health and Humanity podcast, in conversation with host Natalie Hernandez on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in emergency care. Dr. Yiadom discussed AI tools already in use across emergency departments — from predictive analytics to ambient scribes — and made the case for designing AI around clinical workflows rather thanSee All News
Aug. 05, 2026Publication Alert!The HSR-DCC is pleased to announce that Dr. Maya Yiadom just published in the American Journal of Bioethics– The Ethics of Integration: Why Healthcare AI Must Be Evaluated Within Clinical and Research Workflows. From Dr. Yiadom’s LinkedIn: As artificial intelligence moves from predicting clinical events to participating in patient care, we need to rethink what ethical oversight should look like. In
Jul. 10, 2026Dr. Yiadom Featured in the Stanford EM PodcastAfter a patient with a life-threatening heart attack waited hours in an emergency department before anyone recognized the crisis, Dr. Maya Yiadom began asking a different question: Are we measuring what matters most? In this conversation with Dr. Matthew Strehlow, she explores the gap between healthcare metrics and patient outcomes, and how data, analytics, and AI can help identify missed
May. 12, 2026Dr. Yiadom Featured in EMRA*CastDr. Maya Yiadom was recently featured on EMRA*Cast’s Bridging Health and Humanity podcast, in conversation with host Natalie Hernandez on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in emergency care. Dr. Yiadom discussed AI tools already in use across emergency departments — from predictive analytics to ambient scribes — and made the case for designing AI around clinical workflows rather than
