Stanford Emergency Medicine Department Seed Grants

Since 2020 Stanford University’s Department of Emergency Medicine has awarded seed grants that encourage early-career physician-scientists in the department to explore new territories in emergency medicine.


Identification of Characteristics in Prehospital Pediatric Seizure Management Using Natural Language Processing - John Su, MD


Emergency Department Avoidance and Delays in Seeking Care Among LGBTQ+ Adults: A National Cross-Sectional Study - 
Elaine Hsiang, MD

 

Assessing the Impact of a Novel Hybrid Ultrasound Training Program on Clinical Decisions in the Emergency Department at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali - Michelle Feltes, MD

 

Development and Validation of a Tele-Palpation Device for Remote Abdominal Examinations - Dong-hao Yao

 

Impact of Challenges to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) on Healthcare System Costs and Expenditures - Pierre-Carole Tchouapi

 

Diversity Characteristics Improve ACS Screening Predictions for Vulnerable Populations when Screening for STEMI - Gabrielle Bunney, MD

 

Promoting Emergency Physician Retention: Strategies for Inclusion and Structural Transformation (PERSIST) - Serena Hua, MD; Sally Mahmoud-Werthmann, MD

 

Female Altitude Physiology - Exploring Progesterone’s Role in Acute Mountain Sickness -James Marvel, MD; Patrick Burns, MD

 

CompassionNet: Universal Screening for Care Needs - Nick Ashenburg, MD; David Kim, MD

 

A Pediatric Emergency Department-Based Program to Prevent Violence Against Youth - Preeti Panda, MD

 

Linkage to Care of At-Risk Emergency Department Patients - Christianna Sim, MD; Ayesha Khan, MD

 

The Impact of restrictive state abortion law on Emergency Physician clinical practice - Monica Saxena, MD, JD

 

Development of a Pregnancy Disclosure and Options Counseling Curriculum - Carl Preiksaitis, MD

 

A Study to Evaluate the Impact of a Pilot Mentorship Mobile Application for UIM Emergency Medicine Residents - Sally Mahmoud-Werthmann, MD

 

Performance of Nasal Alar Pulse Oximetry Probe in Aeromedical Transport - Alfredo Urdaneta, MD

 

Using Augmented Reality to Improve Learner Familiarity with Pediatric Resuscitation Carts - Sara Krzyzaniak, MD

 

Real-Time Time-to-Event Analytics at the Emergency Department Bedside - Dev Dash, MD

 

A Novel Application of Motion Analysis Software to Assess the Current State of Social Distancing Practices Among Visitors to Yosemite National Park - James Marvel, MD

 

Development of a Novel Deep Learning Algorithm for the Classification of Emergency Department Renal Point of Care Ultrasound - Ting Xu Tan, MD; Youyou Duanmu, MD MPH