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Brandon Kappy

Assistant Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Nationwide Children's Hospital

United States

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Brandon Kappy is an Assistant Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Children's National Hospital in the United States. His research areas include pediatric emergency preparedness, the impact of extreme weather on health outcomes, and the management of acute medical conditions in children. Recent publications highlight issues such as emergency department boarding, patient management strategies, and innovative training methods in clinical settings.

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Deena Berkowitz

Associate Professor

The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health SCiences

UNITED STATES

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Katherine Edmunds

Assistant Professor

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center

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Extreme Weather Injuries and Fatalities, 2006 to 2021

Response to “Diverging Trends in Left Without Being Seen Rates During the Pandemic Era: Emergency Department Length of Stay May Be a Key Factor”

Characteristics and patient impact of boarding in the pediatric emergency department, 2018–2022

Diagnosis and Acute Management of Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Syndrome in Children and Adolescents

Leaving Without Being Seen From the Pediatric Emergency Department: A New Baseline

Pediatric-Specific Hazard Vulnerability Analysis: The Missing Component of Regional and Hospital-Based Preparedness

Emergency Department Visits Before Sudden Unexpected Infant Death: A Touchpoint for Unsafe Sleep Reduction

Coaching the Fundamentals: Exploring the Applicability and Usefulness of a Novel Skills-Based Feedback Modality.

Building a doctor, one skill at a time: Rethinking clinical training through a new skills-based feedback modality.

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Deena Berkowitz

Katherine Edmunds

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