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    "Title": "Taneisha Wilson, MD, ScM",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Emergency Department Focused Assessment and Treatment in a Triage Chair (ED FAST-Chair)”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Inadequate pain control is one of the most common reasons for a patient with sickle cell disease (SCD) to be hospitalized after presenting to the emergency department (ED) in an acute vaso-occlusive crisis. Delays in treatment for an acute VOC is correlated with more severe pain, longer lengths of stay in the ED, and ultimately hospital admission. Guideline based management of many chronic diseases is a well- documented approach for special populations. In the SCD patient population, a guideline-based approach to treatment has the potential to decrease time to opioid analgesia and may impact patients’ perceptions of biased care delivery. The primary aim of this project is to develop a focused assessment for sickle cell crisis in a triage chair for patients presenting to the emergency department (ED FAST-Chair) using guideline adherent therapy.",
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    "Title": "Masashi Okubo, MD, MS",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Resuscitation Culture of EMS Systems for Out-of-hospital Cardiac Arrest”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "The overarching goal of this SAEMF Research Large Project Grant is to identify and measure prehospital resuscitation culture that contributes to variations in survival and functional outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) across emergency medical services (EMS) agencies in the United States. OHCA is a major public health problem worldwide, annually affecting over 356,000 Americans with substantial regional variation in survival and functional recovery. ",
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    "Title": "Christine Luo, MD, PhD",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Faculty Development for Academic Emergency Physicians: A Needs Assessment”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "The goals of the education research project are to describe the current state of EM faculty development and to identify unique faculty development needs for academic EM physicians.We hypothesize that identification of factors required for developing successful academic EM physicians will better inform curriculum design, resource preparation and management, and support the development of successful, fulfilled academic EM leaders.",
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    "Title": "Bennett Lane, MD, MS",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Identifying Rate and Characteristics of Interhospital Transfers by Air Transport”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) have rapidly proliferated in the United States with survey-based data suggesting growth from fewer than 100 helicopters in the early 1980s to more than 1,200 helicopters providing 400,000 flights annually. HEMS costs have increased even more rapidly, roughly doubling between 2010 and 2014 to $30,000 in charges per transport. Due to limitations on available data, formal evaluation of HEMS utilization has been limited. The goals of the overall research program are to promote resource stewardship for this increasingly frequent high-cost intervention and advance rigorous clinical quality improvement. ",
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    "Title": "Michelle Lee, MDCM",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Climbing the Learning Curve in Ocular Point-of-Care-Ultrasound Interpretation”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Ocular point-of-care-ultrasound (POCUS) has significant value in gathering critical information for high-stakes diagnoses in the emergency department (ED), especially when assessing children in whom fundoscopy is difficult to perform. Since the ocular pathology rate is low in children, it may take years for individual physicians to get sufficient exposure to abnormal case presentations to develop competency in ocular POCUS interpretation. Thus, the main goal of this grant is to develop and evaluate a learning and assessment intervention for pediatric ocular POCUS interpretation. ",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Despite national efforts to increase buprenorphine treatment, providers report lack of education and unease with prescribing as barriers to obtaining an X-waiver or initiating buprenorphine in eligible patients. The poison center is an around-the-clock resource for healthcare providers who are seeking medical guidance on the treatment of xenobiotic exposures. Given its continuous, real-time medical consultation service, the poison center may serve as a valuable resource to guide physicians in buprenorphine initiation and handoffs. Project BEEP (Buprenorphine Enrollment and Education using the Poison center) will aim to increase dissemination of NIDA best practices for the initiation of buprenorphine treatment for OUD patients using national poison center call centers and toxicology specialists. ",
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    "Title": "Cynthia Santos, MD",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Genotypes Associated With Dosing and Relapse in Patients with OUD Receiving Buprenorphine”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "The FDA uses guidelines created by the Clinical Pharmacogenomics Implementation Consortium (CPIC) on the drug labels of certain drugs that state that genetic testing is required. Although the FDA states that genetic testing is required or strongly recommended for certain drugs many healthcare institutions and hospitals have not started following these FDA pharmacogenomic recommendations. Our research proposal will test for the specific genotypes for which the FDA recommends testing. ",
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    "Title": "Michael Gottlieb, MD",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Automated vs Manual Assessment of B-Lines for Diagnosing Pulmonary Edema with Ultrasound”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "One of the more recent applications of artificial intelligence is for the evaluation of B lines. B lines reflect increased water in the interstitial space and can be seen with pulmonary edema from congestive heart failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome, and pneumonia. Identifying B lines on ultrasound can assist with determining the cause of dyspnea in the Emergency Department setting, reducing diagnostic uncertainty and facilitating more targeted treatment interventions. This study will evaluate the inter-reliability of manual B line assessment when compared with automated assessment.",
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    "SubTitle": "\u0022Barriers to Myocardial Infarction Care Among Persons Living with HIV in Tanzania”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Evidence suggests that in sub-Saharan Africa myocardial infarction (MI) is common and associated with high mortality, but locally-appropriate interventions to improve MI care are lacking, particularly among vulnerable populations such as persons living with HIV (PLWH). This study will quantify the burden of HIV among MI patients and identify barriers to care among this population.",
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    "Title": "Julie Gesch, MD",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022Improve Emergency Department Ischemic Stroke Patient Care with in Situ Simulation”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "This proposal details the plan to use in situ simulation to educate and train emergency department (ED) staff in stroke protocols in order to improve the care of patients who self-present with acute ischemic stroke (AIS) symptoms to an urban, county ED that cares for the underserved and is not designated as a primary stroke center. ",
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    "SubTitle": "\u0022Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling: Networking Best Practices for Women in EM”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "A leadership gap has been demonstrated in the field of Emergency Medicine, in which women are less likely than their male counterparts to hold positions or titles of chair, vice chair, professor, or medical director. This study will evaluate recurrent strategies and best practices that successful women in EM are employing to build their network with a goal of providing guidance for future generations of women in EM to decrease the established leadership gap.",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Mistreatment and harassment based on race, gender or sexual orientation is a pervasive problem in clinical training environments, including the emergency department. When asked about these incidents, physicians express discomfort when confronted with these situations. The goal of this project is to teach emergency medicine residents to perform bystander interventions when witnessing incidents of harassment or mistreatment. ",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "The goal of this project is to investigate an emergency medicine approach to minimizing the large burden of acute unplanned care on oncology costs. We hypothesize that implementation of an electronic-medical-record-based BPA tool in the ED can reduce healthcare resource use by cancer patients and reduce potentially avoidable ED-to-hospital admissions. ",
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    "Title": "Bernard P. Chang, MD, PhD",
    "SubTitle": "\u0022The Psychological Effects of COVID-19 Amongst Emergency Providers”",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "Our preliminary work on COVID-19 has already established that ED providers are experiencing significant acute psychological distress. In a survey of 657 clinicians, conducted in April 2020, we found rates of acute stress (65%), depression (53%), anxiety (36%), and insomnia (70%) in ED clinicians. Seventy-four percent reported fear of transmitting COVID-19 to family members, and 68% reported lack of availability of COVID-19 testing as highly distressing. In the proposed SAEM study, we will examine the prevalence and predictors of psychological distress in ED clinicians working during the COVID-19 pandemic.",
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    "Title": "Evan Bradley, MD, PhD",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "The community of micro-organisms that inhabit the human nasopharynx, known as the nasopharyngeal microbiome, is known to interact with respiratory viruses and influence how the host initially responds to infection and potentially influence disease course. How it interacts with SARS-nCOV2, the virus that causes COVID19 is may have important effects on the virus ability to establish a productive infection and host’s response to the virus. We hypothesize that there will be changes in the nasopharyngeal microbiome associated with active COVID-19 infection and that some nasopharyngeal microbiome features will predict progression to severe disease.",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "To improve the prehospital triage of injured children, we will perform a population-based, multi-center, observational study that links prehospital, ED, and trauma registry records to estimate the predictive accuracy of the ACS/CDC Field Triage Guidelines and the ACS Six Minimum Criteria for secondary triage, and evaluate the effect of incorporating pediatric shock index, as a marker of compensated physiologic response among children, into existing guidelines. ",
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    "Title": "Paul Musey, MD, MS",
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    "DescriptionSummary": "There is a critical need to identify individuals who are at risk for coronary artery disease (CAD) secondary to anxiety and depression in the ED and define the interplay between the two disease states, so effective interventions aimed at reducing CAD development can be implemented. It has been shown that anxiety and depression symptoms are linked to nitric oxide (NO) mediated, endothelial cell-vascular smooth muscle (EC-VSM) hyporesponsiveness to shear stress. ",
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