UF Health Emergency Departments participated in the multi-site PRIM-ER trial from 2019-2021 which focused on evaluating the success of a palliative care program. The final outcome paper for that trial has been accepted to JAMA (publication date TBD). The protocol for the trial can be found at https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6661655/.
Dr. Beulah D Augustin Dr. Beulah Augustin received the SAEM24 Basic Science Award for Best Abstract and Presentation for the submission titled “Gene Expression and Lipidomic Differences in a Lipoprotein-based Sepsis Phenotype with Poor Clinical Outcomes” which she presented in Phoenix, Arizona on May 17th, 2024. She would like…
UF, UF Health community express gratitude for trainees who inspire.
For Dr. Tricia Swan, her volunteer involvement with ACEP blossomed over time.
The University of Florida Department of Emergency Medicine was proud to host Prof. Ahmed N. Zakariah, MD, MPM, EMBA, MPhil, FGCS, the C.E.O. of the Ghana National Ambulance Service, in January. During his visit, Prof. Zakariah met with several key stakeholders at the University of Florida’s College…
Through ECPR, certain cardiac arrest patients have significantly better chances of full recovery
The West/Southwest Pediatric Emergency Medicine Research (WPEMR) node – one of the seven nodes within the first federally funded emergency research network in the United States, the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN) – continues to focus on mentorship and development of rising young talent.
As part of an ongoing effort at the University of Florida to provide extensive resources to departments hiring employees, a group of experienced administrative partners are working together to develop a College of Medicine faculty recruitment guide.
Celebrating the successes of female faculty is one way the University of Florida College of Medicine community supports #WIMS.
Today’s certified training infused Stop the Bleed / Combat Medical Training to enable medical professionals who work within the Alachua County Public School (ACPS) District to learn to triage in emergency situations.
