Fabrice Mowbray

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Fabrice Mowbray is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on the fields of geriatric care, emergency medicine, and the integration of technology in nursing practice. Recent publications include studies on the effects of home care on post-intensive care unit patients and the role of frailty in health outcomes among older adults.

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Assistant Professor

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Leigh Small

Professor and Dean

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UNITED STATES

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Kerstin de Wit

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Brittany Ellis

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Connie Schumacher

Assistant Professor

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Patrick M. Archambault

CANADA

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Andrew P Costa

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Jiying Ling

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Susan Buchholz

UNITED STATES

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John Hirdes

Full Professor

University of Waterloo

CANADA

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Pallav Deka

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

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Daniel McIsaac

Associate Professor

University of Ottawa

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George Heckman

CANADA

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Fabrice Mowbray

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Articles (13)

Effect of Home Care on Physical Function in Post-Intensive Care Unit Patients: A Meta-Analysis

Geriatric head trauma: Can brain imaging be safely avoided?

A Nursing Student’s Perspective on the Value of Prelicensure Clinical Experience in the Emergency Department

Agreement and prognostic accuracy of three ED vulnerability screeners: findings from a prospective multi-site cohort study

Examining the utility and accuracy of the interRAI Emergency Department Screener in identifying high-risk older emergency department patients: A Canadian multiprovince prospective cohort study

External validation of the hospital frailty risk score among hospitalised home care clients in Canada: a retrospective cohort study

Prognostic Association Between Frailty and Post-Arrest Health Outcomes in Patients Receiving Home Care: A Population-Based Retrospective Cohort Study

The Association Between Frailty and a Nurse-Identified Need for Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment Referral from the Emergency Department

Wearable Devices and Nurses’ Health: Protocol for an Integrative Review

Evaluating emergency department transfers from urgent care centres: Insights for paramedic integration with subacute healthcare

Examining the “Potentially Preventable Emergency Department Transfer” Indicator Among Nursing Home Residents

Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians position statement on care of older people in Canadian Emergency Departments: executive summary

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Epinephrine Use in Pediatric Traumatic Cardiac Arrest

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Luke Turcotte

Leigh Small

Kerstin de Wit

Brittany Ellis

Connie Schumacher

Patrick M. Archambault

Andrew P Costa

Jiying Ling

Susan Buchholz

John Hirdes

Pallav Deka

Daniel McIsaac

George Heckman

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