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Barbara Krenzer

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Pharmacology

Division Of Research

Department Of Pharmacology

Institute For Cardiovascular Research

Upstate Medical University

NoneBarbara Krenzer is currently serving as a Pharmacology faculty at Upstate Medical University.

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Barbara Krenzer

Upstate Medical University

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critical care hypertension patient monitoring health sciences medicine cardiovascular disease physiological measurements intensive care blood pressure remote patient monitoring essential hypertension home monitoring service mean arterial pressure public health health informatics cardiology telehealth digital health pathogenesis pathogens medical internet research digital medicine intensive care nursing health technology clinical microbiology communicable diseases medical virology infection control addiction medicine substance use critical care nurse palliative medicine narrative connected health telecare telepresence host response primary immunodeficiencies innate immune system alcohol abuse alcohol dependence drug-induced liver injury alcohol misuse alcohol-related liver disease end-of-life care terminal illness lived experience usual care randomized controlled trial unusual case liver injury sulfasalazine use practical implementation my trainee years memorable tale

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The Practical Implementation of an Embedded Palliative Care Team in a Medical Intensive Care Unit (Qi435). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

critical care nurseend-of-life carepractical implementationterminal illnesspalliative carepatient safetypalliative medicineemergency medicineintensive carecritical care

Disseminated Infection to Immune Activation. Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings (2018)

clinical microbiologyinfectious diseasespathogenesisimmunologyhost responsepathogensimmune responsesimmunity (medicine)infectious diseases (medical specialty)communicable diseasesprimary immunodeficienciesmedical virologyinnate immune systeminfection control

Unusual Case of an Alcoholic With Liver Injury From Sulfasalazine Use. Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacy (2016)

Umair MasoodAnuj SharmaSonny NijjarBarbara Krenzer

substance use disordersalcohol abusealcohol dependencedrug-induced liver injuryaddiction medicinesubstance usealcohol (drug)unusual caseaddictionalcohol misusemedicinepharmacologysubstance abuseliver injuryalcohol-related liver diseasesulfasalazine use

While There's Life, There's Hope: A Memorable Tale From My Trainee Years. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2012)

narrativeexperiential learningmentorshiplived experiencemy trainee yearsmemorable talehumanitiesperformance studies

Telemedicine Improves Diagnosis of Essential Hypertension Compared With Usual Care. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare (2002)

Mary A M RogersDebra A BuchanDavid SmallChristine M StewartBarbara E Krenzer

medical internet researchconnected healthtelecareessential hypertensionhealth informaticsdigital medicineremote patient monitoringintensive carecritical carepublic healthcardiologyintensive care nursingtelehealthusual caredigital healthhealth technologypatient monitoringmedicinetelepresencehypertension

Home Monitoring Service Improves Mean Arterial Pressure in Patients With Essential Hypertension. Annals of Internal Medicine (2001)

essential hypertensioncardiovascular diseasepatient monitoringphysiological measurementsblood pressurehome monitoring servicemean arterial pressureremote patient monitoringhealth scienceshypertensioncritical care

Home Monitoring Service Improves Mean Arterial Pressure in Patients With Essential Hypertension: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Circulation (2001)

cardiovascular diseaserandomized controlled trialpatient monitoringphysiological measurementsblood pressurehome monitoring servicemean arterial pressurehealth scienceshypertensioncritical care

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Barbara Krenzer

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Pharmacology

Division Of Research

Department Of Pharmacology

Institute For Cardiovascular Research

Upstate Medical University

NoneBarbara Krenzer is currently serving as a Pharmacology faculty at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Barbara Krenzer

Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Practical Implementation of an Embedded Palliative Care Team in a Medical Intensive Care Unit (Qi435). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

critical care nurseend-of-life carepractical implementationterminal illnesspalliative carepatient safetypalliative medicineemergency medicineintensive carecritical care

Disseminated Infection to Immune Activation. Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings (2018)

Unusual Case of an Alcoholic With Liver Injury From Sulfasalazine Use. Journal of Basic and Clinical Pharmacy (2016)

Umair MasoodAnuj SharmaSonny NijjarBarbara Krenzer

While There's Life, There's Hope: A Memorable Tale From My Trainee Years. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2012)

narrativeexperiential learningmentorshiplived experiencemy trainee yearsmemorable talehumanitiesperformance studies

Telemedicine Improves Diagnosis of Essential Hypertension Compared With Usual Care. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare (2002)

Mary A M RogersDebra A BuchanDavid SmallChristine M StewartBarbara E Krenzer

Home Monitoring Service Improves Mean Arterial Pressure in Patients With Essential Hypertension. Annals of Internal Medicine (2001)

Home Monitoring Service Improves Mean Arterial Pressure in Patients With Essential Hypertension: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Circulation (2001)

cardiovascular diseaserandomized controlled trialpatient monitoringphysiological measurementsblood pressurehome monitoring servicemean arterial pressurehealth scienceshypertensioncritical care

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