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Vision
There is a body of knowledge unique to Emergency Medicine that requires continuing refinement and development. We strive to acquire the skills and resources to design and conduct research to advance this knowledge base. We strive to be its exemplary role models and teachers.
Goal
We seek to promote the field of Emergency Medicine and related specialties through excellence in scholarly patient care, education and research. Our research endeavors have as their ultimate outcome the improvement of patient care through the application of current evidence-based knowledge to the practice of Emergency Medicine. We have a responsibility to play the lead role in the definition and evaluation of quality emergency care.
Current Activities
 Our current activities reflect both the comprehensive and the unique nature of Emergency Medicine and range from clinical based research to educational evaluations to EMS field studies to laboratory-based investigations and to disaster planning and response from an Emergency Medicine perspective. Our cross discipline efforts include work with other Departments, Academic Medical Centers, major universities, research networks and academic consortia as well as our direction of research based electives for medical students and internships for health professions students. For information on on-going projects and/or potential collaborations, please do not hesitate to contact us 315-464-4365 or grantw@upstate.edu
Current Research Abstracts
- Mariani PJ. Making the Invisible Obvious: Using Power Doppler to Unmask the Location of Vascular Cannulas.
- Mariani PJ. Ultrasonographic Diagnosis and Facilitated Reduction of an Abdominal Wall Hernia.
- Mariani PJ. Data Capture Failures in a Card-Based System of Resident Procedure Documentation.
- Mariani PJ. Time Expended in Patient Billing Activity by Emergency Medicine Faculty.
- Mariani PJ. Failure of a Wireless Voice Communication System to Facilitate Recording of Physician Patient Assignment in the Emergency Department.
- Andrew R. Evans, MD, John Bottros, MD, William Grant, EdD, Benjamin Y. Chen, BS, and Timothy A. Damron, MD. Mirels for Humerus Lesions is Both Reproducible and Valid but of Low Specificity
- Sadowitz, David, Wojcik, Susan. An epidemiological study to evaluate the seasonality of respiratory Syncytial Virus associated lower respiratory tract infections (LRI) or Apnea in infants in the emergency department
- Rodriguez Eliot, Woolley, Wendy, Bloch, Amy, Grant, William. CLEAR (Central Line Emergency Access Registry)
- Prasad, Harumba, Scott, Jay. CTV Emergency Treatment Allocation System (ETAS)
- Grant, William. DHS BAA Project/Domain B: Health System Integration, Project 2: Assessment and recommendation for standardization of memoranda of understanding (MOUs) for enhanced health system integration
- Mackey, Jennifer, Grant, William. Does mock code practice increase mastery of critical pediatric resuscitation skills?
- Secreti, LaLainia, Woolley, Wendy, Johnson, Kenneth. Effect of Various EMS Environments on the Focused Abdominal Sonography for Trauma (FAST) Exam Review (EVEEN FASTER)
- Sarsfield, Matthew J., Callahan James, Grant William. Evaluation of mild traumatic brain injured pediatric patients' discharge instructions.
- Olsson, Daniel, Grant, William, Wojick, Susan. Hands-on Vehicle Extrication Experience Enhances Emergency Medicine Residents' Understanding of Prehospital Care
- Lavoie, Thomas, Brenner, Jay, Grant, William. Histamine H2 Antagonists Reduces Non-Anaphylactic Hypersensitivity
- Lyng, John. Physician perception regarding information received at change-of-shift patient sign-out
- Campagna, James; Prince, Louise A.; Rodriguez, Eliot; Brown, Lawrence H. The Prevalence of Hyperglycemia in Non Diabetic Emergency Department Patients
- D'Agostino, James, Johar, Sandeep. Incorporating digital video technology into an education program
- Samer Nasser, MD., Jamie Nelsen, Pharm.D., Christine M. Stork, Pharm.D., DABAT, Jeanna M. Marraffa, Pharm.D., DABAT. Incidence of Hypocalcemia in Acidotic Ethylene Glycol Poisoned Patients
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