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Derek R Cooney

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Undersea And Hyperbaric Medicine

NoneDerek R Cooney is currently serving as a Emergency Medicine faculty at Upstate Medical University.

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Derek R Cooney

Upstate Medical University

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emergency medicine critical care stroke patient safety neurology emergency nursing emergency care health care respiratory medicine resuscitation emergency medical services medicine intensive care critical care clinic cerebrovascular disease cardiology health services research outcomes research stroke rehabilitation pre-hospital emergency medicine prehospital care endovascular therapy vascular surgery disaster medicine hospital medicine performance evaluation sport medicine thoracic surgery emergency management emergency department administration health care disparities health disparities non-operating room anesthesia venous disease ambulance offload delay northeastern states emergency physicians intensive care nursing spinal cord physical medicine spinal cord medicine safety science medical systems cardiac arrest out-of-hospital emergency medical service spine care spinal trauma exercise science sport injuries digestive system surgery accreditation vascular trauma emergency surgery cerebrovascular intervention temperature measurement perioperative monitoring thermography hyperthermia cardiopulmonary resuscitation ventilation pediatric intensive care infectious respiratory disease respiratory infections venous thrombosis ambulance diversion resource document spontaneous circulation backboard time spinal immobilization event medical coverage prehospital providers endotracheal intubation conservative therapy cerebral palsy difficult airway pilot study

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605: Assessing Neurologic Outcome Disparities Between Urban and Rural Stroke Centers. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

Adam SigalDerek IsenbergKevin HenryNina GentileHuaqing ZhaoAranna PelusoDerek cooneySusan WojcikEthan BrandlerAlexander KucJason NomuraKathleen MurphyChadd KrausJudy ShahanJoseph HerresRyan OverbergerTraci DeanerDaniel Ackerman

urban healthstrokecritical careneurologyepidemiology

Abstract Tmp39: Receipt of Intravenous Thrombolysis is Strongly Associated With 90 Day Functional Outcomes for Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Patients Undergoing Endovascular Therapy. Stroke (2023)

Derek IsenbergJoseph P HerresHuaquing ZhaoDerek R CooneyAlexander KucChadd K KrausAdam SigalEthan S BrandlerDaniel AckermanMichael T MullenJason T NomuraNina T Gentile

intensive careclinical evidenceresuscitationintravenous thrombolysisvascular surgeryvascular diseasestrokeneurologyday functional outcomesepidemiologyclinical trialsneurovascular diseasesvascular biologynephrologysurvival analysisendovascular therapyhematologycerebrovascular diseasehemostasisstroke rehabilitationlarge vessel occlusionhealth sciences

Abstract Tp37: Door-In-Door-out Time is Not Related to Outcomes in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke. Stroke (2023)

Derek IsenbergAdam SigalChadd K KrausDaniel AckermanEthan S BrandlerMichael T MullenAlexander KucJoseph HerresJason NomuraDerek R CooneyHuaquing ZhaoNina T Gentile

cerebrovascular diseasestrokerespiratory medicinedoor-in-door-out timelarge vessel occlusionsurvival analysisneurologyhealth sciencesepidemiology

Abstract Wp52: Factors Affecting Door-In-Door-out Times Among Patients Transferred From Non-Endovascular Stroke Centers for Endovascular Therapy. Stroke (2023)

Alexander KucDerek IsenbergDaniel AckermanDerek R CooneyJoseph HerresHuaquing ZhaoAdam SigalChadd KrausEthan S BrandlerMichael T MullenJason NomuraNina T Gentile

strokestroke rehabilitationdoor-in-door-out timeshealth policynon-endovascular stroke centersoutcomes researchrespiratory medicinehealth sciencesendovascular therapyepidemiology

A Shorter Door-In-Door-out Time is Associated With Improved Outcome in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke. Western Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

Adam SigalDerek L. IsenbergChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerAlexander KucJason T. NomuraDerek R. CooneyMichael T. MullinHuaquing ZhaoNina T. Gentile

medicinestrokeemergency careemergency managementrespiratory medicineepidemiologyemergency medicine

Assessing Disparities in Access to Advanced Stroke Care in 4 Northeastern States Using the Social Vulnerability Index. Stroke Vascular and Interventional Neurology (2023)

Derek L. IsenbergRaluca IsenbergKevin A. HenryChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanAdam SigalJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerAlexander KucJason T. NomuraDerek R. CooneyNina T. Gentile

social vulnerability indexstrokehealth carestroke carehealth policyhealth care disparitieshealth disparitiesnortheastern statesaccessibilitydisparitiesneurologyepidemiology

Factors Associated With Door-In-Door-out Times in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Patients Undergoing Endovascular Therapy. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

Alexander KucDerek L. IsenbergChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanAdam SigalJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerDerek R. CooneyJason T. NomuraMichael T. MullenHuaqing ZhaoNina T. Gentile

cerebrovascular diseasemedicinedisaster medicinestrokecardiologystroke rehabilitationemergency carecerebrovascular interventionvascular surgeryemergency surgeryrespiratory medicinecritical carelarge vessel occlusionpatient safetyemergency medical servicesdoor-in-door-out timesendovascular therapyemergency medicine

Intravenous Thrombolysis is Associated With Better Outcomes in Large‐Vessel Occlusion Requiring Endovascular Therapy. Stroke Vascular and Interventional Neurology (2023)

Derek L IsenbergJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerHuaqing ZhaoChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanAdam SigalAlexander KucJason T. NomuraDerek R. CooneyMichael T. MullenJudy B. ShahanKathleen A. MurphyTraci DeanerSusan WojcikNina T. Gentile

cerebrovascular diseasestrokecardiologyintravenous thrombolysisrespiratory medicineneurologylarge-vessel occlusionendovascular therapyepidemiologyemergency medicine

Transport Rates and Prehospital Intervals for an Ems Telemedicine Intervention. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

Renoj VarugheseMitchell Cater-CykerRupa SabbineniSara SiglerSara ChampouxMark GamberSusan J. BurnettGerad TroutmanChan ChuangRichard SandersJohn DoranNushin NataneliDerek R. CooneyJoshua A. BloomstoneBrian M. Clemency

transport ratesemergency careprehospital intervalsems telemedicine interventionrespiratory medicinecritical careemergency medicine

Are Pediatric Manual Resuscitators Only Fit for Pediatric Use? a Comparison of Ventilation Volumes in a Moving Ambulance. Prehospital Emergency Care (2022)

intensive carecritical care clinictraumaresuscitationpediatric intensive carecardiopulmonary resuscitationventilation volumespediatric usepediatricscritical carepatient safetymoving ambulanceventilationemergency nursingemergency medicine

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Derek R Cooney

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Undersea And Hyperbaric Medicine

NoneDerek R Cooney is currently serving as a Emergency Medicine faculty at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Derek R Cooney

Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

605: Assessing Neurologic Outcome Disparities Between Urban and Rural Stroke Centers. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

urban healthstrokecritical careneurologyepidemiology

Abstract Tmp39: Receipt of Intravenous Thrombolysis is Strongly Associated With 90 Day Functional Outcomes for Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Patients Undergoing Endovascular Therapy. Stroke (2023)

Derek IsenbergJoseph P HerresHuaquing ZhaoDerek R CooneyAlexander KucChadd K KrausAdam SigalEthan S BrandlerDaniel AckermanMichael T MullenJason T NomuraNina T Gentile

Abstract Tp37: Door-In-Door-out Time is Not Related to Outcomes in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke. Stroke (2023)

Derek IsenbergAdam SigalChadd K KrausDaniel AckermanEthan S BrandlerMichael T MullenAlexander KucJoseph HerresJason NomuraDerek R CooneyHuaquing ZhaoNina T Gentile

cerebrovascular diseasestrokerespiratory medicinedoor-in-door-out timelarge vessel occlusionsurvival analysisneurologyhealth sciencesepidemiology

Abstract Wp52: Factors Affecting Door-In-Door-out Times Among Patients Transferred From Non-Endovascular Stroke Centers for Endovascular Therapy. Stroke (2023)

Alexander KucDerek IsenbergDaniel AckermanDerek R CooneyJoseph HerresHuaquing ZhaoAdam SigalChadd KrausEthan S BrandlerMichael T MullenJason NomuraNina T Gentile

strokestroke rehabilitationdoor-in-door-out timeshealth policynon-endovascular stroke centersoutcomes researchrespiratory medicinehealth sciencesendovascular therapyepidemiology

A Shorter Door-In-Door-out Time is Associated With Improved Outcome in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke. Western Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

Adam SigalDerek L. IsenbergChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerAlexander KucJason T. NomuraDerek R. CooneyMichael T. MullinHuaquing ZhaoNina T. Gentile

medicinestrokeemergency careemergency managementrespiratory medicineepidemiologyemergency medicine

Assessing Disparities in Access to Advanced Stroke Care in 4 Northeastern States Using the Social Vulnerability Index. Stroke Vascular and Interventional Neurology (2023)

Derek L. IsenbergRaluca IsenbergKevin A. HenryChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanAdam SigalJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerAlexander KucJason T. NomuraDerek R. CooneyNina T. Gentile

social vulnerability indexstrokehealth carestroke carehealth policyhealth care disparitieshealth disparitiesnortheastern statesaccessibilitydisparitiesneurologyepidemiology

Factors Associated With Door-In-Door-out Times in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Patients Undergoing Endovascular Therapy. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

Alexander KucDerek L. IsenbergChadd K. KrausDaniel AckermanAdam SigalJoseph HerresEthan S. BrandlerDerek R. CooneyJason T. NomuraMichael T. MullenHuaqing ZhaoNina T. Gentile

Intravenous Thrombolysis is Associated With Better Outcomes in Large‐Vessel Occlusion Requiring Endovascular Therapy. Stroke Vascular and Interventional Neurology (2023)

cerebrovascular diseasestrokecardiologyintravenous thrombolysisrespiratory medicineneurologylarge-vessel occlusionendovascular therapyepidemiologyemergency medicine

Transport Rates and Prehospital Intervals for an Ems Telemedicine Intervention. Prehospital Emergency Care (2023)

transport ratesemergency careprehospital intervalsems telemedicine interventionrespiratory medicinecritical careemergency medicine

Are Pediatric Manual Resuscitators Only Fit for Pediatric Use? a Comparison of Ventilation Volumes in a Moving Ambulance. Prehospital Emergency Care (2022)

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