Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom presented “A Framework for Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Medicine” at the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMed)’s virtual international conference held on March 30-31st. The conference covered various topics such as surgery, critical care, neuroscience and emergency medicine.

Dr. Maame Yaa Yiadom was a discussant on a panel hosted by the Biomedical Informatics Research Colloquium titled, “Building Bridges Across the Translational Valley of Death: Deploying Clinical Prediction Models at Stanford.”

Dr. Maya Yiadom is the Interim Vice Chair for Research of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University.

2019-2020 Lead Intern Whitney Brown from Meharry Medical School starts emergency medicine residency at Johns Hopkins University Hospital.

The Emergency Care HSR-DCC Moves to Stanford University to add to the “Precision Health Care” mission.

HSR-DCC Intern, Kendrick Lang, and MS3 at Columbia University presents an abstract at the Mid Atlantic Society of Academic Emergency Medicine Conference at George Washington University in Washington, DC on March 4, 2020.

Dr. Yiadom kicks off the HSR-DCC’s statistical collaboration with the Quantitative Sciences Unit (QSU) with a presentation on “Precision-Oriented Risk Prediction Approach to Aid Early STEMI Diagnosis in the Emergency Department.”

The HSR-DCC’s work on predictive modeling to improve the diagnosis of emergency care conditions will be presented to the Stanford Biomedical Informatics Research Colloquia on September 24, 2020.

The HSR-DCC’s work on predictive modeling to improve the diagnosis of emergency care conditions will be presented to the Stanford Biomedical Informatics Research Colloquia on September 24, 2020.