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Erin Burns, M.D.

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Department Of Pediatric Critical Care

Division Of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Erin Burns, M.d. is currently serving as a Pediatric Critical Care Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Erin Burns, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine

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pediatrics trauma intracranial injuries neurology neuroimaging neurosurgery pediatric surgery external validation medicine infectious diseases antimicrobial resistance antibiotics clinical epidemiology infectious diseases (medical specialty) child development antimicrobial agents infection control clinical microbiology hospital infections head trauma rehabilitation antimicrobial stewardship clinical infectious disease emergency management prospective cohort studies acute care surgery trauma surgery acute care pediatric neurosurgery post-neuroimaging management mild head injuries hemodynamic-driven protocol multi-institution study pilot study quality improvement methodologies possible febrile neutropenia antibiotic administration kiids-tbi tool risk-stratified ultrasonography pediatric trauma venous thromboembolic screening rational use repeat imaging health services research pediatric anesthesia emergency medicine family medicine pediatric urology pediatric nursing patient safety primary care critical care clinic health education critical care health policy program evaluation medical systems hospital medicine nursing medical education intensive care nursing critical care nurse health care

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Pem Pandemic Pivot: A Hybrid Approach to Pediatric Emergency Medicine Training in Thailand Allows for Covid-Era Flexibility.. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2023)

Toward Rational Use of Repeat Imaging in Children With Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries and Intracranial Injuries. Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics (2023)

Gabrielle W. JohnsonJacob K. GreenbergAndrew T. HaleRanbir AhluwaliaMadelyn HillAhmed BelalShawyon BayganiRandi E. ForakerChristopher R. CarpenterYan YanLaurie L. AckermanCorina NojeEric JacksonErin C. BurnsChristina M. SayamaNathan R. SeldenShobhan VachhrajaniChevis N. ShannonNathan KuppermannDavid D. Limbrick

pediatric neurosurgeryneurosurgerypediatricsrepeat imagingrational useintracranial injuriesneurologyneuroimaging

Venous Thromboembolic Screening in Pediatric Trauma: A Prospective Cohort Study of Risk-Stratified Ultrasonography. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2022)

Joseph TobiasDaniel F. LabuzAaron CunninghamAlexandra DixonLeigh SelesnerLori MossElizabeth DeweyKristina M. HaleyErin BurnsMartin SchreiberRachel WilsonNicholas A. HamiltonMubeen A. Jafri

risk-stratified ultrasonographytraumaprospective cohort studiesacute care surgeryvenous thromboembolic screeningtrauma surgeryacute carecritical carepediatric trauma

A Novel Program to Enhance Pediatric Emergency Medicine Training in Thailand. AEM Education and Training (2021)

Development and External Validation of the Kiids‐Tbi Tool for Managing Children With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Intracranial Injuries. Academic Emergency Medicine (2021)

Jacob K. GreenbergRanbir AhluwaliaMadelyn HillGabbie JohnsonAndrew T. HaleAhmed BelalShawyon BayganiMargaret A. OlsenRandi E. ForakerChristopher R. CarpenterYan YanLaurie AckermanCorina NojeEric JacksonErin BurnsChristina M. SayamaNathan R. SeldenShobhan VachhrajaniChevis N. ShannonNathan KuppermannDavid D. Limbrick

traumapediatricsemergency managementkiids-tbi toolexternal validationintracranial injuriesrehabilitationemergency medicine

Scratch Trial: An Initiative to Reduce Excess Use of High-Flow Nasal Cannula. Hospital Pediatrics (2021)

Development and External Validation of a Clinical Decision Support Tool for Managing Children With Minor Head Trauma and Intracranial Injuries. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Jacob K. GreenbergRanbir AhluwaliaMadelyn HillGabbie JohnsonAndrew HaleAhmed BelalShawyon BayganiMargaret A. OlsenRandi E. ForakerChristopher R. CarpenterYan YanKim LipseyLaurie AckermanCorina NojeEric JacksonErin BurnsChristina SayamaNathan R. SeldenShobhan VachhrajaniChevis ShannonNathan KuppermannDavid D. Limbrick, Jr.

head trauma rehabilitationtraumapediatricsminor head traumaexternal validationintracranial injuriescritical carerehabilitationchild development

Pediatric Trauma Venous Thromboembolism Prediction Algorithm Outperforms Current Anticoagulation Prophylaxis Guidelines: A Pilot Study. Pediatric Surgery International (2020)

Aaron J. CunninghamElizabeth DeweySaunders LinKristina M. HaleyErin C. BurnsChristopher R. ConnellyLori MossKatie DownieNicholas A. HamiltonSanjay KrishnaswamiMartin A. SchreiberMubeen A. Jafri

pediatric surgerypediatricspilot study

Optimizing Time to Antibiotic Administration in Children With Possible Febrile Neutropenia Through Quality Improvement Methodologies. Pediatric Quality and Safety (2019)

medicineantimicrobial agentsinfection controlclinical infectious diseaseinfectious diseasesclinical epidemiologypediatricsquality improvement methodologieshospital infectionsclinical microbiologyantibiotic administrationantibioticsinfectious diseases (medical specialty)antimicrobial stewardshipantimicrobial resistancepossible febrile neutropenia

Quality Improvement Initiative to Reduce Excess Use of Heated Humidified High-Flow Nasal Cannula in Infants With Bronchiolitis. PEDIATRICS (2019)

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Erin Burns, M.D.

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Department Of Pediatric Critical Care

Division Of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Erin Burns, M.d. is currently serving as a Pediatric Critical Care Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Erin Burns, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care School of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pem Pandemic Pivot: A Hybrid Approach to Pediatric Emergency Medicine Training in Thailand Allows for Covid-Era Flexibility.. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2023)

Toward Rational Use of Repeat Imaging in Children With Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries and Intracranial Injuries. Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics (2023)

pediatric neurosurgeryneurosurgerypediatricsrepeat imagingrational useintracranial injuriesneurologyneuroimaging

Venous Thromboembolic Screening in Pediatric Trauma: A Prospective Cohort Study of Risk-Stratified Ultrasonography. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2022)

Joseph TobiasDaniel F. LabuzAaron CunninghamAlexandra DixonLeigh SelesnerLori MossElizabeth DeweyKristina M. HaleyErin BurnsMartin SchreiberRachel WilsonNicholas A. HamiltonMubeen A. Jafri

risk-stratified ultrasonographytraumaprospective cohort studiesacute care surgeryvenous thromboembolic screeningtrauma surgeryacute carecritical carepediatric trauma

A Novel Program to Enhance Pediatric Emergency Medicine Training in Thailand. AEM Education and Training (2021)

Development and External Validation of the Kiids‐Tbi Tool for Managing Children With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Intracranial Injuries. Academic Emergency Medicine (2021)

traumapediatricsemergency managementkiids-tbi toolexternal validationintracranial injuriesrehabilitationemergency medicine

Scratch Trial: An Initiative to Reduce Excess Use of High-Flow Nasal Cannula. Hospital Pediatrics (2021)

Development and External Validation of a Clinical Decision Support Tool for Managing Children With Minor Head Trauma and Intracranial Injuries. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

head trauma rehabilitationtraumapediatricsminor head traumaexternal validationintracranial injuriescritical carerehabilitationchild development

Pediatric Trauma Venous Thromboembolism Prediction Algorithm Outperforms Current Anticoagulation Prophylaxis Guidelines: A Pilot Study. Pediatric Surgery International (2020)

Aaron J. CunninghamElizabeth DeweySaunders LinKristina M. HaleyErin C. BurnsChristopher R. ConnellyLori MossKatie DownieNicholas A. HamiltonSanjay KrishnaswamiMartin A. SchreiberMubeen A. Jafri

pediatric surgerypediatricspilot study

Optimizing Time to Antibiotic Administration in Children With Possible Febrile Neutropenia Through Quality Improvement Methodologies. Pediatric Quality and Safety (2019)

Quality Improvement Initiative to Reduce Excess Use of Heated Humidified High-Flow Nasal Cannula in Infants With Bronchiolitis. PEDIATRICS (2019)

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2
10 / page