Overview
The members of the Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine are actively involved in research on multiple levels.
Research Faculty
Kathleen W. Bartlett, MD, Chief
Areas of interest: Resident education, cultural competence, quality improvement, care for children with medical complexity
Clay Bordley, MD, MPH
Areas of interest: Quality improvement, procedural sedation, bronchiolitis
Kyle Cecil, MD
Pediatric emergency medicine, POCUS
Samrat Umasankar Das, MBBS
Areas of interest: Pediatric hospital medicine, graduate and undergraduate medical education, interprofessional education, simulation education and observational studies to improve clinical practice in the area of inpatient pediatrics
Emily Greenwald, MD
Pediatric emergency medicine, trauma and medical resuscitation, simulation, airway, quality improvement, and patient safety
Mikelle Key-Solle, MD
Areas of interest: Procedural sedation, quality improvement
Ian McCaslin, MD
Procedural sedation
Heather S. McLean, MD
Areas of interest: Quality improvement, patient safety, experience of care, QI curriculum development, care for children with medical complexity
David Ming, MD
Areas of interest: Transitions of care, care for children with medical complexity, quality improvement
Kristina Marie Nazareth-Pidgeon, MD
Areas of interest: Pediatric hospital medicine
Rachel O'Brian, MD
Graduate and undergraduate medical education, simulation
Victoria Parente, MD, MPH
Areas of interest: Health disparities, quality improvement, patient safety, care for children with medical complexity
Lisa Stigler Parnell, MD, MPH
Areas of interest: Patient education, health literacy, clinical practice guidelines, quality improvement, care for children with medical complexity
Emily Sterrett, MD
Pediatric sepsis, improvement science education
Neel Subramanian, MD
Medical informatics
Laura Truschel, MD
Pediatric emergency medicine, undergraduate and graduate medical education, health equity research, febrile infants
Michelle Joette White, MD
Areas of interest: Built environment and health
Areas of Research
Current areas of interest include:
- Outcomes and process research on common inpatient diagnoses such as bronchiolitis and asthma
- Quality improvement initiatives
- Resident and student education initiatives
- Assessing needs and improving care for children with medical complexity
- Participation in a national pediatric procedural sedation collaborative to better understand and improve care
- Participation in national pediatric safety collaborative to improve care
- Collaborative projects with other Divisions (e.g., novel treatments of RSV infections, improving care of neonates with fever and possible sepsis, development of status epilepticus protocols)