New Publication! Impact of a Follow-Up Telephone Call Program on 30-day Readmissions (FUTR-30): A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Real-World Effectiveness Trial was published in Medical Care July 2020.

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ECG to Activation: Not an Appropriate Physician Metric, but a Worthy Process Metric was published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine July 2021.

Operationalizing a Pandemic-Ready, Telemedicine-Enabled Drive-Through and Walk-In Coronavirus Disease Garage Care System as an Alternative Care Area: A Novel Approach in Pandemic Management was published in The Journal of Emergency Nursing June 2021.

The HSR-DCC Lab Team welcomes Kate Miller, PhD, MPH from the Stanford Quantitative Sciences Unit. Kate will be taking over for Vandana Sundaram, MPH, as the Lead Biostatistician. Pictured: (top) Kate Miller, Anna Graber-Naidich; (bottom): Marium Rizvi, Melissa Pasao, Vandana Sundaram, Maya Yiadom, Loretta Matheson

Drs. Maame Yaa Yiadom and Christian Rose participated as panelists at Emergency Medicine’s Western Regional Conference (WSAEM) 2022: Innovation and Inclusion, hosted by Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine.

Drs. Maame Yaa Yiadom and Ian Brown’s  submitted a Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence proposal titled, Developing Artificial Physician Intelligence for the Early Detection of STEMI: Closing an Emergency Care Clinical Practice Gap. Their proposal has been chosen to participate in the final “lightning talk” round of the AIMI-HAI Partnership Grant review process on August 25, 2021.

Comparing the Timeliness of Treatment in Younger vs. Older Patients with ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction: A Multi-Center Cohort Study was published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Lead Student Intern Sean Bloos, MPH starts his medical school journey at Tulane University School of Medicine this Fall 2021.

Understanding timely STEMI treatment performance: A 3-year retrospective cohort study using diagnosis-to-balloon-time and care subintervals was published in Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians open.