EM research team collaborates for COM Celebration of Research
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Outcome paper for PRIM-ER Published in JAMA
The UF Health Emergency Department 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 published in JAMA (published 1/15/25, doi:10.1001/jama.2024.23696). The protocol for the trial can be found at https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6661655/.
Dr. Beulah Augustin receives SAEM Basic Science Award for Best Abstract and Presentation
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…
Dr. Ronnie Ren and Rose Koochekpour awarded for group grant
Dr. Ronnie Ren and Rose Koochekpour awarded SAEMF Emergency Medicine Interest Group Grant for project: “UF Simulation-Based Case Competition.” The event will be held next Spring.
Research with Dr. Faheem Guirgis and Matt Shaw (ER Breakroom Podcast)
Vice Chair of Research Dr. Faheem Guirgis talks about his career and vision for the department’s research mission. Matt Shaw explains how he got into research in emergency medicine and his role in clinical trials.
Inhibition of a Cholesterol Metabolism Gene for Effectively Treating Sepsis
Pharmacologically Blocking Specific Cholesterol Gene to Treat and Reduce Early Death from Sepsis
Current and Novel Approaches to Sepsis Detection in the Emergency Department
This five-episode series, sponsored in part by Beckman Coulter and bioMerieux, focuses on sepsis, best practices for early identification and improved patient outcomes, and the research surrounding biomarkers in an acute clinical setting.
Department of emergency medicine, collaborators use innovative method to improve cardiac arrest outcomes
Through ECPR, certain cardiac arrest patients have significantly better chances of full recovery
Growing female leadership in academic medicine
Emergency medicine professor Rosemarie Fernandez, M.D., named to prestigious 2022 ELAM cohort
