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Hamid Shokoohi

Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

Hamid Shokoohi is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington University.

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Hamid Shokoohi

George Washington University

Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

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263 Tele-Ultrasound Consult Implementation in a Tertiary Care Emergency Department: A Feasibility Study. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2024)

O. EkeY. HabibiH. ShokoohiA. LiteploJ. Haberer

emergency careemergency medicinetelehealthfeasibility studytele-ultrasound consult implementation

Applications of Augmented Reality for Pre-Hospital Emergency Care: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials (Preprint). (2024)

Rayan E HarariSara L SchulwolfPaulo BorgesHamid SalmaniFarhang HosseiniShannon K. T. BaileyHamid ShokoohiBrian QuachEric NoheltySandra ParkYash VermaAndrew EyreRoger D. Dias

public healthemergency careemergency medicinesystematic reviewpre-hospital emergency careprehospital careaugmented realitytelehealthpre-hospital emergency medicinehealth technologyresuscitation

A Quantitative Needs Assessment for a Tele-Ultrasound Consult Program in a Tertiary Care Emergency Department. Internal and Emergency Medicine (2024)

Onyinyechi F. EkeKelechi UmogaChristina MoroneHamid ShokoohiAndrew LiteploJessica Haberer

emergency careemergency medicinecritical caretele-ultrasound consult programquantitative needs assessment

A Randomized Controlled Trial on Evaluating Clinician-Supervised Generative AI for Decision Support. International Journal of Medical Informatics (2024)

Rayan Ebnali HarariAbdullah AltaweelTareq AhramMadeleine KeehnerHamid Shokoohi

biomedical informaticsmedical decision makinghealth informaticsai healthcaregenerative aiclinician-supervised generative aihealth sciencesdecision supportclinical decision-making

Artificial Intelligence in Lung Ultrasound. Current Pulmonology Reports (2024)

David ChuAndrew LiteploNicole DugganAinsley B. HutchinsonHamid Shokoohi

radiologyartificial intelligencemedical imagingultrasoundrespiratory medicinebiomedical imaginglung ultrasoundhealth sciences

Barriers and Facilitators to Point-Of-Care Ultrasound Use in an Academic Emergency Department by Perceived Usability. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Onyinyechi F EkeHamid ShokoohiElizabeth SerunjogiAndrew LiteploJessica E HabererOlivia S Jung

emergency careacademic emergency departmentemergency medicineperceived usabilitypoint-of-care ultrasound useultrasound

Clinician-AI Collaboration for Decision Support in Telemedicine. EPiC series in computing (2024)

Ryan HarariNima AhmadiShiva PourfalatounAbdullah Al-TaweelHamid Shokoohi

communicationassistive technologyhuman-computer interactionemergency medicineconnected healthtelemedicine scenarioshealth informaticsclinician-ai collaborationtelehealthchatgpt 3digital medicinedigital healthhealth technologyehealth

Complication Rates After Ultrasonography-Guided Nerve Blocks Performed in the Emergency Department. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Andrew GoldsmithLachlan DriverNicole M. DugganMatthew RiscintiDavid MartinMichael HefflerHamid ShokoohiAndrea DreyfussJordan SellCalvin BrownChristopher FungLeland PericeDaniel BennettNatalie TruongS. Zan JafryMichael MaciasJoseph BrownArun Nagdev

emergency medicineemergency departmentultrasonography-guided nerve blocks

Development of an Ultrasound-Based Clinical Decision Rule to Rule-out Diverticulitis. Scientific Reports (2024)

Lauren Ann J. SelameMichael LoescheHamid Shokoohi

digestive diseasesdermatologyophthalmologyemergency medicinerule-out diverticulitisveterinary medicinemedical diagnosisultrasoundrespiratory medicinedisease diagnosis

Explainable AI and Augmented Reality in Transesophageal Echocardiography (Tee) Imaging. (2024)

Ryan HarariAbdullah Al-TaweelTareq AhramHamid Shokoohi

ophthalmologycomputer visionartificial intelligencemedical imagingechocardiographyaugmented realitytransesophageal echocardiographybiomedical imagingmedical image analysisexplainable ai

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Hamid Shokoohi

Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

Hamid Shokoohi is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Hamid Shokoohi

George Washington University

Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

263 Tele-Ultrasound Consult Implementation in a Tertiary Care Emergency Department: A Feasibility Study. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2024)

O. EkeY. HabibiH. ShokoohiA. LiteploJ. Haberer

emergency careemergency medicinetelehealthfeasibility studytele-ultrasound consult implementation

Applications of Augmented Reality for Pre-Hospital Emergency Care: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials (Preprint). (2024)

Rayan E HarariSara L SchulwolfPaulo BorgesHamid SalmaniFarhang HosseiniShannon K. T. BaileyHamid ShokoohiBrian QuachEric NoheltySandra ParkYash VermaAndrew EyreRoger D. Dias

public healthemergency careemergency medicinesystematic reviewpre-hospital emergency careprehospital careaugmented realitytelehealthpre-hospital emergency medicinehealth technologyresuscitation

A Quantitative Needs Assessment for a Tele-Ultrasound Consult Program in a Tertiary Care Emergency Department. Internal and Emergency Medicine (2024)

Onyinyechi F. EkeKelechi UmogaChristina MoroneHamid ShokoohiAndrew LiteploJessica Haberer

emergency careemergency medicinecritical caretele-ultrasound consult programquantitative needs assessment

A Randomized Controlled Trial on Evaluating Clinician-Supervised Generative AI for Decision Support. International Journal of Medical Informatics (2024)

Rayan Ebnali HarariAbdullah AltaweelTareq AhramMadeleine KeehnerHamid Shokoohi

biomedical informaticsmedical decision makinghealth informaticsai healthcaregenerative aiclinician-supervised generative aihealth sciencesdecision supportclinical decision-making

Artificial Intelligence in Lung Ultrasound. Current Pulmonology Reports (2024)

David ChuAndrew LiteploNicole DugganAinsley B. HutchinsonHamid Shokoohi

radiologyartificial intelligencemedical imagingultrasoundrespiratory medicinebiomedical imaginglung ultrasoundhealth sciences

Barriers and Facilitators to Point-Of-Care Ultrasound Use in an Academic Emergency Department by Perceived Usability. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Onyinyechi F EkeHamid ShokoohiElizabeth SerunjogiAndrew LiteploJessica E HabererOlivia S Jung

emergency careacademic emergency departmentemergency medicineperceived usabilitypoint-of-care ultrasound useultrasound

Clinician-AI Collaboration for Decision Support in Telemedicine. EPiC series in computing (2024)

Ryan HarariNima AhmadiShiva PourfalatounAbdullah Al-TaweelHamid Shokoohi

Complication Rates After Ultrasonography-Guided Nerve Blocks Performed in the Emergency Department. JAMA Network Open (2024)

emergency medicineemergency departmentultrasonography-guided nerve blocks

Development of an Ultrasound-Based Clinical Decision Rule to Rule-out Diverticulitis. Scientific Reports (2024)

Lauren Ann J. SelameMichael LoescheHamid Shokoohi

digestive diseasesdermatologyophthalmologyemergency medicinerule-out diverticulitisveterinary medicinemedical diagnosisultrasoundrespiratory medicinedisease diagnosis

Explainable AI and Augmented Reality in Transesophageal Echocardiography (Tee) Imaging. (2024)

Ryan HarariAbdullah Al-TaweelTareq AhramHamid Shokoohi

ophthalmologycomputer visionartificial intelligencemedical imagingechocardiographyaugmented realitytransesophageal echocardiographybiomedical imagingmedical image analysisexplainable ai

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