Michael Rosen

Associate Professor

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

United States

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Dr. Michael Rosen is an Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in the United States. His research focuses on patient safety, teamwork in healthcare settings, and the effective use of telehealth. Notable recent articles include studies on nursing staff shortages, patient experiences in telehealth appointments, and enhancing teamwork through innovative strategies. His work also addresses the implementation of evidence-based practices in surgical care and opioid stewardship interventions.

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Acute care nursing staff shortages that compromise patient-to-nurse ratios: A Making Healthcare Safer rapid response review

Patient Experiences with Teamwork During Telehealth Appointments

Potential harms resulting from patient–clinician real-time clinical encounters using video-based telehealth: A making healthcare safer rapid evidence review

Multi‐Team Shared Expectations Tool (MT‐SET): An Exercise to Improve Teamwork Across Health Care Teams

Patient and family engagement in patient safety practices: A Making Healthcare Safer rapid response review

The effectiveness of opioid stewardship interventions in healthcare: A Making Healthcare Safer rapid review

Implementing Enhanced Recovery Pathways

Stand in surgeon’s shoes: virtual reality cross-training to enhance teamwork in surgery

Electronic health record-supported implementation of an evidence-based pathway for perioperative surgical care

Validating computer-generated measures of linguistic style matching and accommodation in patient-clinician communication

Build teamwork on a solid foundation: team familiarity promotes effective interprofessional collaboration

Does team orientation matter? A state‐of‐the‐science review, meta‐analysis, and multilevel framework

Expanding the learning health system model to be health literate

Human Factors and Ergonomics in Healthcare: Industry Demands and a Path Forward

Virtual teamwork in healthcare delivery: I-O psychology in telehealth research and practice

Smart agent system for insulin infusion protocol management: a simulation-based human factors evaluation study

Demographic and technological factors influencing virtual seizure clinic visit satisfaction before and during the Covid-19 pandemic in rural Hawaii

What a pandemic reveals about learning in health care organizations

Team Physiological Dynamics: A Critical Review

The Evolution and Maturation of Teams in Organizations: Convergent Trends in the New Dynamic Science of Teams

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Bickey H. Chang

Eric Bass

Jill Marsteller

Hadi Kharrazi

Zoe Demko

Victoria Kennel

Sadaf Kazi

C. Daniel Mullins

Shu Huang

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