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The Division of Emergency Medicine has a broad research agenda, with researchers involved in investigations that range from those conducted at the molecular level to those studying health care delivery systems. Current clinical research projects include:- Biomedical informatics (clinical informatics, public health informatics, real time population health monitoring)
- Bioterrorism preparedness, education, decision support
- Head trauma/c-spine trauma
- Genetics and developmental biology - (asthma, pulmonary development, and congenital diaphragmatic hernia)
- Infectious diseases: bacteremia, pneumonia, UTI, febrile infants less than three months old
- Infectious diseases: Innate and acquired immunity
- Streptococcus pneumoniae, vaccines
- Medical Education
- Procedural sedation & analgesia, capnography
- Short Stay Unit protocols, outpatient management of diseases traditionally treated in the hospital, diagnostic testing, ATLE outcomes
- Sickle cell, mannose binding protein, metabolic disorders, nitric oxide
- Toxicology, clinical pharmacology, environmental health, therapeutic drug trials
- Trauma
- Violence-related injury, injury prevention
Featured researchers in the Division of Emergency Medicine hold faculty appointments at Harvard Medical School.
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| Latest Research in Emergency Medicine: |
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| Brownstein, John, PhD | |
Infectious disease epidemiology
Public health surveillance
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| Fleisher, Gary, MD | |
Emergency medicine
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| Greenes, David, MD | |
Head trauma
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| Krauss, Baruch, MD, EdM | |
acute anxiety and pain in children
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| Mandl, Kenneth, MD, MPH | |
Biomedical informatics
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| Olson, Karen L., PhD | |
Emergency medicine
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| Porter, Stephen C., MD, MPH | |
Clinical informatics
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| Shannon, Michael, MD, MPH | |
Lead poisioning
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