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Sara Cosgrove, MD
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Development of tools and programs to promote rational use of antimicrobials, Epidemiology and management of S. aureus bacteremia, Epidemiology and outcomes of antimicrobial resistance, Prevention of hospital-acquired infections
Research Publications
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Valeria Fabre, MD
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Antimicrobial Stewardship, Diagnostic Stewardship
Research Publications
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Amita Gupta, MD MHS
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: TB, antimicrobial resistance, HIV, diarrheal diseases epidemiology, global health, infectious diseases, emerging infections, COVID-19, clinical trials, studies in adults, including pregnant women, and children
Research Publications
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Matthew Hamill, MBChB PhD MPH
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: HIV/AIDS, POC technology, PrEP/PEP, sexually transmitted infections, Sub Saharan Africa
Research Publications
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Olivia Saturno Kates, MD MA
- Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine
Research Interests: Ethical issues in infectious diseases and transplantation, vaccination policies
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Morgan Katz, MD MHS
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Hospital epidemiology, Infection control
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Sara Keller, MD MPH MSPH
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: Antimicrobial stewardship, Antimicrobial use across the continuum of care, Healthcare acquired infections, Home infusion therapy, Human factors engineering, Implementation Science, Outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy, Quality improvement
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Lisa Maragakis, MD
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: antimicrobial-resistant gram negative bacilli, Epidemiology, prevention and control of healthcare-acquired infections
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Cynthia Louise Sears, MD
- Professor of Medicine
Research Interests: bacteroides fragilis infections, cryptosporidiosis, food borne disease, Infectious diarrheal diseases
Research Publications
Antimicrobial resistance is a global public health threat that makes it harder to treat infections and increases the risk of disease spread, serious illness, and death. Ensuring the appropriate use of antibiotics is critically important in the fight against the emergence of resistant bacteria. The Infectious Diseases Division’s antimicrobial resistance and stewardship experts are committed to responding to the current challenges of antibiotic therapy and ensuring every patient receives optimal care while minimizing resistance and toxicity.
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