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Sean completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago and then his M.B.A at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. In 2010 he came to Johns Hopkins as the first combined pediatrics and anesthesia resident and was a chief resident in anesthesiology. He then completed his pediatric critical care fellowship and pediatric anesthesia fellowship here at Hopkins.
Sean’s academic focus is on prevention and management of pediatric delirium in the perioperative period. He also has a well-known interest in social media and the impact it has on medicine.
Sean’s academic focus is on prevention and management of pediatric delirium in the perioperative period. He was awarded a ACCM Departmental STAAR grant to support his work on pathophysiology of delirium in children undergoing surgery for heart disease.
He also has a well-known interest in social media and the impact it has on medicine.
Barnes SS, Kudchadkar SR. Sedative choice and ventilator-associated patient outcomes: don't sleep on delirium. Ann Transl Med 2016; 4.
Barnes SS, Yaster M, Kudchadkar SR. Pediatric sedation management. Pediatrics in Review 2016; Vol. 37 No. 5, pp. 203-212.
Barnes SS, Greenberg RS, Kudchadkar SR. Propofol infusion in children. Anaesthesia 2016 Aug; 71(8):986-7.
Barnes SS, Kaul V, Kudchadkar SR. Social Media Engagement and the Critical Care Medicine Community. Journal of Intensive Care Medicine 2018 Apr.
Barnes SS, Grados, MA, Kudchadkar SR. Child Psychiatry Engagement in the Management of Delirium in Critically Ill Children. Critical Care Research and Practice 2018 Apr; (4):1-6
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