果冻影院

In addition to academic duties at the 果冻影院, the faculty and fellows serve as attending physicians in the . The team provides Level 1 pediatric trauma care to approximately 70,000 patients annually visiting from Wisconsin and the Midwest.

We are actively engaged in the education and development of the next generation of emergency medicine physicians and researchers. The thriving Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship is currently training eight fellows to become experts in providing pediatric emergency care.

Research is a priority for the section with interests in the areas of analgesia and sedation, asthma, sickle cell disease, violence and injuries, penicillin, adolescent issues and outcomes for management strategies of several patient populations. Our faculty and fellows are actively involved in numerous research projects with over $8.2 million in funding and averaging 20 research publications per year. We are a participating research site for the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN).

When paramedics treat active seizures, one-third of children arrive at the hospital still seizing. As part of the Pediatric Dose Optimization for Seizures in Emergency Medical Services (PediDOSE) study, Drs. Lorin Browne and Ben Weston of the 果冻影院 are trying to improve these outcomes by equipping paramedics to quickly give the right anti-seizure medication dose. Because it is a time-sensitive condition, when Milwaukee County EMS transports a child, they will be enrolled before parent/guardian permission can be sought.