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My research is taking advantage of the opportunities given to us by AI and large machine learning. With the help of these AI and large machine learning tools, we…
Dr. Andrew Taylor: New Vice Chair and a Distinguished Award Winner
The Department of Emergency Medicine is pleased to announce that award-winning Dr. Andrew Taylor has joined us as our new Vice Chair of Research and Innovation! Dr. Taylor is transitioning…
NBC29 recently interviewed Dr. Chris Holstege, Director of Blue Ridge Poison Center, about the decline in overdose calls this past year. He shared the good news and hopes to identify…
UVA Health’s Dr. William Brady says quick thinking and prioritizing patient care are crucial in a hospital where patient volume has risen 30% since 2021. Patient care is the…
Our Emergency Department is once again recognized for its exceptional dedication to patient care. The hospital's Patient Experience Office announced that UVHE Emergency Department is being recognized as a "Top…
Opportunities abound as UVA Emergency Medicines grows its faculty, programs, and community involvement in 2024. It has been an incredibly ambitious year. Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of…
UVA Department of Emergency Medicine proudly welcomed Moira Smith, MD, MPH, to our faculty in July. Although she officially joined the team this past Summer, Dr. Smith is a familiar…
October 29, 2024 by daf4a@virginia.edu Conner McDonald, MD, in the Department of Emergency Medicine, and Chris Holstege, MD, in the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics and chief of the UVA…
Debra Perina, MD, FACEP Dr. Debra Perina, emeritus professor of Emergency Medicine at UVA Health, has been honored with a prestigious national award from the American College of Emergency Physicians…
Blue Ridge Poison Center’s Findings on Mushroom Gummies – In the News
Mushroom gummies being sold to promote brain function may contain the illegal hallucinogen psylocibin and other harmful ingredients not listed on the label, UVA Health experts are warning after five…