While in residency, you will be required to present a scholarly activity project. You are expected to work on this project during the first two years of residency and presenting during your third year before graduation. You will discuss the progress on your project every six months during yourevaluation meeting with your advisor and program director. Here are the research projects that were presented in June 2012 by our senior residents.
Karah Debroux, MD
“Reasons Contributing to Patient Willingness to Participate in Research While in the Emergency Department”
Mentor: Wesley Zeger, DO
Kenneth Grosz, MD
“Characterization of Clinical Rotations in Three and Four Year Emergency Medicine Residency Training Programs”
Mentor: Robert Muelleman, MD
Steven Schmidt, MD
“Endotracheal Intubation with a Traditional Videolaryngoscope Blade versus an Integrated Suction Blade in a Hemorrhagic Airway Cadaver Model”
Mentor: Michael Wadman, MD
Eric Schneider, MD
“Accuracy of Emergency Medicine Resident Diagnosis of Elevated Intracompartmental Pressure in the Deep Posterior Compartment: Comparing Standard Blind Technique to Ultrasound-Guided Technique”
Mentors: Charles Schmier, MD, and Michael Wadman, MD
Jennifer Stuth, MD
“Cognitive Task Analysis of the Management of Epistaxis in the Emergency Department”
Mentor: Michael Wadman, MD
Melissa Thomas, MD
“Ultrasound Simulation Training: Location of Central Venous Catheter Guide Wire Position “
Mentors: Charles Schmier, MD, and Michael Wadman, MD
Darcy Thompson, MD
“Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of the IntraOral Mask to Traditional Bag-Valve Mask Ventilation in a Lightly Embalmed Cadaver Model”
Mentor: Richard Walker, MD
