Sreeja Natesan, MD, Earns CORD Scholar Award
Congratulations to Sreeja Natesan, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Emergency Medicine, for receiving the Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors’ (CORD) Academy Scholar Award in the category of Teaching and Evaluation.
Emergency Medicine Residents Place Third in Patient Care Simulation Competition
On May 16, 2018, Emergency Medicine residents competed in the national simulation competition SimWars, conducted by the Simulation Academy of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM).
Susan D. Emmett, MD, MPH, Calls TED Fellow Experience “Transformative”
Last summer, Duke ear surgeon and global health professor Susan Emmett began a professional journey that would challenge her to take her finely-honed communication skills to new heights: the TED Fellows program.
Doc IDs Equipment Change with Potential to Save Patient Lives
In the fast-paced setting of health care, being aware of how actions impact patient safety is key. And as one Duke doctor has found out, that applies just as much to the equipment they use.
Duke Emergency Medicine Joins National Network to Advance Emergency Care
Duke Emergency Medicine will participate in a new clinical trials network led by investigators at Oregon Health & Science University.
Charles Gerardo, MD, Elected as Member of the Executive Committee of Medical Staff
Dr. Charles Gerardo, Chief of the Division of Emergency Medicine and Associate Professor of Surgery, has been elected as a member of the Executive Committee of the Medical Staff (ECMS). Elected members represent Duke Hospital medical staff at-large.
How a $10 Microchip Turns 2-D Ultrasound Machines to 3-D Imaging Devices
Dr. Josh Broder, Division of Emergency Medicine, demonstrates the low-cost, point-of-care ultrasound device
Duke Emergency Medicine Team Selected as Finalist for GE/Emergency Medicine Foundation Challenge
A team from the Division of Emergency Medicine has been selected as one of four finalists for the GE/Emergency Medicine Foundation Challenge for their work in 3D ultrasound (US) of traumatic shock.
Layer by Layer, 3D Printing Improves Patient Care at Duke
Using a network of 3D printers in the Innovation Co-Lab Studio at Duke, otolaryngology resident Tawfiq Khoury, MD, creates what was considered impossible just a few years ago.
Deshler appointed senior executive director of developmentDr. Charles Gerardo, Chief of Emergency Medicine, Discusses Treatments for Snake Bites
In a recent television interview with East Texas Matters, Dr. Charles Gerardo, Chief of Emergency Medicine, discussed treatment and prevention of venomous snake bites.