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Irving Jake Jacoby

Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Irving Jake Jacoby is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of California, San Diego.

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Irving Jake Jacoby

University of California, San Diego

Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine

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emergency medicine public health disasters disaster medicine emergency care public health preparedness resuscitation disaster prevention emergency preparedness disaster response hospital medicine intensive care crisis management disaster risk reduction critical care medicine trauma resilience safety pulmonary embolism emergency surgery emergency management disaster management prehospital care disaster research disaster preparedness patient safety cardiology vulnerability thoracic surgery respiratory medicine thrombosis digestive diseases gastrointestinal surgery vascular surgery climate policy disaster risk science natural hazards pre-hospital emergency medicine pulmonary diseases pulmonary circulation neck disorder esophageal surgery digestive system surgery esophagus emergency medical services emergency department administration disease outbreaks poisoning emergency logistics transportation research transport accident solar energy policy solar-terrestrial interaction community solar disaster mitigation adverse events cross-sectional studies surge capacity mass-casualty incident roentgenographic findings air embolism sport scuba divers central circulation fatal pulmonary barotrauma active duty personnel longus colli tendinitis acute neck pain spontaneous esophageal rupture outbreak management poison control centers emergency department use san diego wildfires international emergency medicine

Notable Scholarly Works

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Government and Private-Sector Coordination and the Potential Role of Solar-Power in Disaster Response: Hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico. Natural Hazards Review (2021)

Irving “Jake” JacobyDavid Greenfader

disaster risk reductionprivate-sector coordinationnatural disasterssolar-terrestrial interactiondisaster preventiondisaster risk scienceenvironmental sciencepotential roleclimate policyhurricanes irmapublic policysolar energy policydisaster researchsafetycommunity solarsolar powerdisaster responseearth sciencepuerto ricodisastersnatural hazardsenergy policy

Disaster Preparedness Among Active Duty Personnel, Retirees, Veterans, and Dependents. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2016)

Heather AnnisIrving JacobyGerard DeMers

traumadisaster risk reductiondisaster preventionactive duty personnelpublic health preparednessemergency managementdisaster researchpublic healthsafetyemergency medicinefamily medicineresiliencedisaster responsedisaster preparednessvulnerabilitydisaster medicinedisastersemergency preparednessdisaster managementcrisis management

Disaster Preparedness of Poison Control Centers in the USA: A 15-Year Follow-Up Study. Journal of Medical Toxicology (2013)

Michael A. DarracqRichard F. ClarkIrving JacobyGary M. VilkeGerard DeMersF. Lee Cantrell

disastersemergency preparednessdisaster preventionpoison control centersdisaster preparednesspublic healthpoisoningpublic health preparednesstoxicology

182: Evaluating the Impact of the 2003 San Diego Wildfires on Emergency Department Use. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2008)

M.V. KeneI.J. JacobyD.P. DavisJ. Killeen

emergency department usesan diego wildfireswildfiresemergency medicine

Hospital Bed Surge Capacity in the Event of a Mass-Casualty Incident. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2005)

Daniel P. DavisJennifer C. PosteToni HicksDeanna PolkThérèse E. RymerIrving Jacoby

intensive caretraumaresuscitationhospital medicineemergency carecritical carepatient safetypublic health preparednessmass-casualty incidentprehospital carepublic healthsurge capacityemergency medicineresiliencedisaster responsepre-hospital emergency medicinedisaster medicinedisastersemergency preparednesscrisis management

Prospective, Cross-Sectional Analysis of Hospital Bed Surge Capacity in Selected San Diego Hospitals. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2005)

I. JacobyD. DavisJ. PosteT. HicksD. PolkT. Rymer

intensive caredisaster medicinesan diego hospitalsdisastersdisaster risk reductioncross-sectional studiesemergency preparednesshospital medicinehospital infectionsemergency caredisaster responsedisaster preventioncritical careprehospital carepublic healthcross-sectional analysisemergency medicine

Sars and the Hospital Emergency Incident Command System (Heics): Outbreak Management as the Mother of Invention. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2005)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

resuscitationdisaster medicineemergency department administrationoutbreak managementhospital medicineemergency managementemergency caresars-cov-2disease outbreakscrisis managementpublic healthemergency medical servicespublic health preparednessepidemiologyemergency medicine

Transportation Disaster Response Handbook. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2003)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

transportation engineeringemergency logisticsdisaster medicinedisastersdisaster risk reductiontransportation researchdisaster responsedisaster preventiondisaster managementtransport accidentcrisis managementpublic healthpublic health preparednessemergency medicine

Longus Colli Tendinitis Causing Acute Neck Pain. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2002)

David A GussIrving J Jacoby

medicineneck disorderacute neck painlongus colli tendinitisemergency medicine

Mitigating Medical Maladies in Disasters. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2001)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

adverse eventsresuscitationmedicinemedical maladiesdisaster medicinedisastersemergency preparednessemergency caredisaster mitigationpublic healthemergency medicine

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Irving Jake Jacoby

Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Emergency Medicine

Irving Jake Jacoby is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Irving Jake Jacoby

University of California, San Diego

Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Government and Private-Sector Coordination and the Potential Role of Solar-Power in Disaster Response: Hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico. Natural Hazards Review (2021)

Irving “Jake” JacobyDavid Greenfader

Disaster Preparedness Among Active Duty Personnel, Retirees, Veterans, and Dependents. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2016)

Heather AnnisIrving JacobyGerard DeMers

Disaster Preparedness of Poison Control Centers in the USA: A 15-Year Follow-Up Study. Journal of Medical Toxicology (2013)

Michael A. DarracqRichard F. ClarkIrving JacobyGary M. VilkeGerard DeMersF. Lee Cantrell

disastersemergency preparednessdisaster preventionpoison control centersdisaster preparednesspublic healthpoisoningpublic health preparednesstoxicology

182: Evaluating the Impact of the 2003 San Diego Wildfires on Emergency Department Use. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2008)

M.V. KeneI.J. JacobyD.P. DavisJ. Killeen

emergency department usesan diego wildfireswildfiresemergency medicine

Hospital Bed Surge Capacity in the Event of a Mass-Casualty Incident. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2005)

Daniel P. DavisJennifer C. PosteToni HicksDeanna PolkThérèse E. RymerIrving Jacoby

Prospective, Cross-Sectional Analysis of Hospital Bed Surge Capacity in Selected San Diego Hospitals. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (2005)

I. JacobyD. DavisJ. PosteT. HicksD. PolkT. Rymer

Sars and the Hospital Emergency Incident Command System (Heics): Outbreak Management as the Mother of Invention. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2005)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

Transportation Disaster Response Handbook. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2003)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

Longus Colli Tendinitis Causing Acute Neck Pain. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2002)

David A GussIrving J Jacoby

medicineneck disorderacute neck painlongus colli tendinitisemergency medicine

Mitigating Medical Maladies in Disasters. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2001)

Irving “Jake” Jacoby

adverse eventsresuscitationmedicinemedical maladiesdisaster medicinedisastersemergency preparednessemergency caredisaster mitigationpublic healthemergency medicine

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