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James A. Feldman

Professor of Emergency Medicine

Boston University

Affiliations

Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Emergency Medicine

James A. Feldman is currently serving as a Chobanian & Avedisian School Of Medicine Professor of Emergency Medicine at Boston University.

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Boston University

Professor of Emergency Medicine

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emergency medicine respiratory medicine critical care medicine emergency management public health cardiology emergency care emergency department patient safety medical imaging resuscitation acute medicine emergency department administration emergency department patients chest pain substance abuse ultrasound acute myocardial infarction racial discrimination ethnicity race addiction medicine disaster medicine correctional practice emergency medical services myocardial infarction brief intervention acute cardiac ischemia travel medicine biomedical imaging documentation addiction treatment medical image analysis cocaine-associated chest pain observational study overdose prevention focused assessment substance use clinical microbiology regional studies applied microbiology applied geography nuclear cardiology preventive medicine clinical nursing intensive care alcohol abuse alcohol misuse treatment options pathogen detection medical microbiology abdominal imaging clinical toxicology nitrosative stress clinical effectiveness drug treatment respiratory toxicology race relations ethnic group relation health outcomes gait analysis disparate impact environmental epidemiology diabetes mellitus occupational medicine influenza vaccine employee attitudes attitude theory myocardial perfusion prospective multicenter evaluation alcohol use evidence-based alcohol screening missed diagnoses vaginal specimens immunochromatographic assay pre-hospital emergency medicine prehospital care cardiac ischemia emergency nursing medical ethics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Strategies to Promote Language Inclusion at 17 Ctsa Hubs. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2024)

Linda Sprague MartinezCristina Araujo BrinkerhoffRiana C. HowardJames A. FeldmanErin KobetzJ. Tommy WhiteLaurene Tumiel BerhalterAlicia BilheimerMegan HoffmanCarmen R. IsasiCynthia KilloughJulia MartinezJohanna ChesleyArshiya A. BaigCapri FoyNadia IslamAntonia PetruseCarolina RosalesMichele D. KipkeLourdes Baezconde-GarbanatiTracy A. BattagliaRebecca Lobb

health policypublic healthlanguage inclusionclinical research

Automated Detection and Localization of Pericardial Effusion From Point-Of-Care Cardiac Ultrasound Examination. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing (2023)

İlkay Yıldız PotterMegan M. LeoAshkan VaziriJames A. Feldman

biological engineeringcardiologyveterinary diagnosticsbiomedical technologiesmedical imagingrespiratory medicinecomputer-aided diagnosismedical image analysisbiomedical engineeringmedical diagnosticspericardial effusionmedicineultrasoundveterinary medicinebiomedical imaging

Using Deep Learning to Detect the Presence and Location of Hemoperitoneum on the Focused Assessment With Sonography in Trauma (Fast) Examination in Adults. Journal of Digital Imaging (2023)

Megan M. LeoIlkay Yildiz PotterMohsen ZahiriAshkan VaziriChristine F. JungJames A. Feldman

digital imagingdeep learningmedical ultrasoundmedical imagingtraumatologymedical image analysisradiologyemergency medicinefocused assessmentultrasoundtraumabiomedical imaging

Adaptation of a Simulation Model and Checklist to Assess Pediatric Emergency Care Performance by Prehospital Teams. Simulation in Healthcare The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (2022)

Tehnaz P. BoyleJulianne N. DugasJames LiuStephanie N. StapletonRon MedzonBarbara M. WalshPamela CoreyLeonard ShubitowskiJohn R. HorneRichard O'ConnellGraham WilliamsKerrie P. NelsonVinay M. NadkarniCarlos A. CamargoJames A. Feldman

pediatricsperformance evaluationsimulation modelemergency medicineprehospital teams

Ambulance Diversion and Ed Destination by Race/Ethnicity: Evaluation of Massachusetts’ Ambulance Diversion Ban. BMC Health Services Research (2022)

Amresh D. HanchateWilliam E. BakerMichael K. Paasche-OrlowJames Feldman

health policypublic healthhealth services researchracial discriminationemergency managementethnicityhealth administrationambulance diversionambulance diversion baned destinationemergency medicinerace

Informed Consent for Placebo‐Controlled Trials: Do Ethics and Science Conflict?. Ethics & Human Research (2022)

Hope A. FeldmanJames A. FeldmanCharles C. MillerGarrett WalshJon E. Tyson

placebo-controlled trialsethicsneuroscienceresearch ethicsbioethicsscience conflictinformed consent

False Negative Point‐of‐Care Urine Pregnancy Tests in an Urban Academic Emergency Department: A Retrospective Cohort Study. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

Sarah KleinschmidtJulianne N. DugasKerrie P NelsonJames A Feldman

qualitative researchpoint-of-care testingemergency medicine

Potential Bypassing of Nearest Emergency Department by Ems Transports. Health Services Research (2021)

Amresh D. HanchateDanyang QiJason P. StopyraMichael K. Paasche‐OrlowWilliam E. BakerJames Feldman

health policypublic healthhealth services researchpotential bypassingtravel medicinetransport safetyhealth systemstransport infrastructuredelivery systemsoptimal transporttransmissionemergency medicine

Pilot Paramedic Survey of Benefits, Risks, and Strategies for Pediatric Prehospital Telemedicine. Pediatric Emergency Care (2020)

Tehnaz P. BoyleJames LiuK. Sophia DyerVinay M. NadkarniCarlos A. CamargoJames A. Feldman

pediatricspediatric prehospital telemedicineoutcomes researchmedicineemergency medicine

Association of Race/Ethnicity With Emergency Department Destination of Emergency Medical Services Transport. JAMA Network Open (2019)

Amresh D. HanchateMichael K. Paasche-OrlowWilliam E. BakerMeng-Yun LinSouvik BanerjeeJames Feldman

race relationsracial discriminationethnic group relationafrican american studiesemergency medicineethnicitynetwork analysisrace

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James A. Feldman

Professor of Emergency Medicine

Boston University

Affiliations

Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Emergency Medicine

James A. Feldman is currently serving as a Chobanian & Avedisian School Of Medicine Professor of Emergency Medicine at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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James A. Feldman

Boston University

Professor of Emergency Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Strategies to Promote Language Inclusion at 17 Ctsa Hubs. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2024)

health policypublic healthlanguage inclusionclinical research

Automated Detection and Localization of Pericardial Effusion From Point-Of-Care Cardiac Ultrasound Examination. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing (2023)

İlkay Yıldız PotterMegan M. LeoAshkan VaziriJames A. Feldman

Using Deep Learning to Detect the Presence and Location of Hemoperitoneum on the Focused Assessment With Sonography in Trauma (Fast) Examination in Adults. Journal of Digital Imaging (2023)

Megan M. LeoIlkay Yildiz PotterMohsen ZahiriAshkan VaziriChristine F. JungJames A. Feldman

digital imagingdeep learningmedical ultrasoundmedical imagingtraumatologymedical image analysisradiologyemergency medicinefocused assessmentultrasoundtraumabiomedical imaging

pediatricsperformance evaluationsimulation modelemergency medicineprehospital teams

Ambulance Diversion and Ed Destination by Race/Ethnicity: Evaluation of Massachusetts’ Ambulance Diversion Ban. BMC Health Services Research (2022)

Amresh D. HanchateWilliam E. BakerMichael K. Paasche-OrlowJames Feldman

health policypublic healthhealth services researchracial discriminationemergency managementethnicityhealth administrationambulance diversionambulance diversion baned destinationemergency medicinerace

Informed Consent for Placebo‐Controlled Trials: Do Ethics and Science Conflict?. Ethics & Human Research (2022)

Hope A. FeldmanJames A. FeldmanCharles C. MillerGarrett WalshJon E. Tyson

placebo-controlled trialsethicsneuroscienceresearch ethicsbioethicsscience conflictinformed consent

False Negative Point‐of‐Care Urine Pregnancy Tests in an Urban Academic Emergency Department: A Retrospective Cohort Study. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

Sarah KleinschmidtJulianne N. DugasKerrie P NelsonJames A Feldman

qualitative researchpoint-of-care testingemergency medicine

Potential Bypassing of Nearest Emergency Department by Ems Transports. Health Services Research (2021)

Amresh D. HanchateDanyang QiJason P. StopyraMichael K. Paasche‐OrlowWilliam E. BakerJames Feldman

Pilot Paramedic Survey of Benefits, Risks, and Strategies for Pediatric Prehospital Telemedicine. Pediatric Emergency Care (2020)

Tehnaz P. BoyleJames LiuK. Sophia DyerVinay M. NadkarniCarlos A. CamargoJames A. Feldman

pediatricspediatric prehospital telemedicineoutcomes researchmedicineemergency medicine

Association of Race/Ethnicity With Emergency Department Destination of Emergency Medical Services Transport. JAMA Network Open (2019)

Amresh D. HanchateMichael K. Paasche-OrlowWilliam E. BakerMeng-Yun LinSouvik BanerjeeJames Feldman

race relationsracial discriminationethnic group relationafrican american studiesemergency medicineethnicitynetwork analysisrace

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