Gabrielle Bunney, MD, MBA, MS Candidate Biomedical Data Sciences presents on In Vitro to In Vivo Translation of AI for Clinical Use: Screening for Acute Coronary Syndrome to Identify STEMI at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) 2024 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

Dr. Jamie Lee, representing the Stanford ED Clinical Operations Team along with Meagan Moyer of the Stanford Healthcare Digital Health Team, present research results for the Stanford Emergency Department’s Virtual Visit Track Program at the International Hospital Federation conference in Rio de Janiero as an example of digital health transformation program in healthcare.

Research results for the Stanford Emergency Department’s Virtual Visit Track Program is selected for presentation at the International Hospital Federation conference in Rio de Janiero as an example of digital health transformation program in healthcare. Dr. Jamie Lee will be representing the Stanford ED Clinical Operations Team along with (left to right) Meagan Moyer of the Stanford Healthcare Digital Health

Dr. Gabrielle Bunney, Dr. Rana Kabeer and Melissa Pasao representing the HSR-DCC (Yiadom) Lab at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) 2024 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

Maya Yiadom and Gabrielle Bunney received the Byers Center for Biodesign’s Extension Fund Award to advance the development of their Biodesign Faculty Fellow project titled, “Smart Care – Heart Attack Screening AI.” They will receive additional reimbursement, intellectual property, and regulatory strategy coaching, along with a $10K award to develop an advance Prototype with the Biodesign for Digital Health team.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom at the Digital Health 2024 Summit is featured in Waterloo News article, “Four takeaways from Digital Health 2024,” highlighting her discussion on digital health technologies and advances towards innovative care interventions using data analytics, in the Emergency Department at Stanford University.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom, Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University, is featured in Africa News Analysis on her presentation on Stanford Medicine’s Virtual Visit Track for Emergency Department Visits, at the Digital Medicine Expertise and Applications (DMEA) Conference and Trade Fair in Berlin, Germany. View the full article at Africa News Analysis and watch a

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.

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.

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.