SAEMF/RAMS Resident Research Grant - $4,937
"Rates of Cardiorespiratory Depression in Emergency Department Sedative Strategies"
Cardiorespiratory depression with sedative strategies: This will be the first study to directly compare rates of respiratory depression, as measured by endotracheal intubation, and hemodynamic instability, as measured by vasopressor administration, between different sedative strategies in the emergency department. Relevance: We propose that this analysis will be the definitive comparative analysis of sedative data available to date. The Epic Cosmos™ database includes 1,748 hospitals with more than 300 million patients. Relevance: We propose that this will be the largest analysis of this clinical question possible. Notably, a clinical question for which a randomized, controlled trial is unethical and therefore not possible.
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William Miller, MD
Hennepin County Medical Center
"Rates of Cardiorespiratory Depression in Emergency Department Sedative Strategies"
William Miller, MD, is a first-year emergency medicine–internal medicine resident at Hennepin Healthcare/Hennepin County Medical Center.
Dr. Miller earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota Medical School. His academic interests focus on translational and clinical research involving critically and emergently ill individuals.
His research includes the intersection of clinical and molecular frailty, sedation and airway management, and prehospital trauma systems.