Our research spans a broad range of work to improve emergency and acute care, often in collaboration with partners across the country and around the world.
The projects highlighted here represent just a selection of our ongoing research.
Dev Dash, MD, is exploring how large language models and other AI tools can improve emergency medicine operations. His work focuses on practical applications that support clinical decision-making, streamline workflows, and improve care delivery,...
Stanford researcher Samuel Yang, MD and colleagues explorel how extracellular DNA structures like G4 and Z-DNA can either enhance immune defense or promote persistent infection and inflammation depending on their biological context.
Stanford is exploring if a video algorithm can predict hospital admission likelihood by assessing patients’ visual cues, in a project co-led by Ryan Ribeira, MD, site principal investigator.
The Emergency Department Data Analytics Committee (EDAC) brings together clinical and data expertise to improve emergency care through informatics. The team supports clinical operations and research by helping physicians and investigators use...
Dr. David Kim and his team are creating software that combines real-time EHR and monitor data to give clinicians clearer, more precise insights during emergency visits.
