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Research in the Aiham Albaeni Lab primarily investigates topics surrounding out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. The majority of our research explores the various factors that improve a patient’s outcome during a cardiac arrest episode that takes place outside of a hospital. Most recently, we have explored the factors that contribute to early care withdrawal and the predictors of survival with good neurological outcome within 24 hours following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Research in the Amy Knight Lab focuses on methods by which information technology can improve the quality of health care. We investigate the role computer systems can play in expanding patient-doctor communication, streamlining healthcare tasks for both medical students and practitioners, and establishing a higher standard of care. Our studies have explored the effectiveness of semi-automating daily progress notes for improved documentation, peer assessment of professional performance among hospitalists, ways to enable patient-centered care using information technology and other topics.
Research in the Haruka Torok Lab focuses on medical education and curriculum development projects.
Research in the Janet Record Lab focuses on medical education and patient-centered care. We’re currently developing a curriculum for internal medicine residents in the inpatient general medicine service setting. The curriculum teaches residents to use hand-carried ultrasound for imaging the inferior vena cava to assess volume status.
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