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James Killeen

Clinical Professor

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Emergency Medicine

James Killeen is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Clinical Professor at University of California, San Diego.

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University of California, San Diego

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emergency medicine emergency department geriatrics public health respiratory medicine emergency care health informatics disaster medicine emergency management emergency department patients medicine health communication covid-19 health technology emergency department administration nurse-patient ratios systems engineering disasters emergency department resources computing education digital health telehealth crisis management disaster prevention geriatric medicine disaster management medical technology emergency medical services acute care fall prevention hospital admission wireless communications health information science information technology digital medicine speech processing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease medical internet research public health preparedness humanitarian logistics symptom management resuscitation service quality geriatric assessment user profiling prehospital care pre-hospital emergency medicine cohort studies connected health open access voice recognition monitoring technology tracking systems disaster detection object tracking disaster response emergency communication emergency logistics cancer pain acute myocardial infarction personal health records environmental data out-of-hospital emergency medical service individual mobility mobility analysis white paper emergency department flow position statement rapid triage patient assessment mass casualty incidents handheld device laboratory turnaround time pneumatic tube patient wait time care time geriatric emergency department emergency nursing

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Notable Federal Grants

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Real-Time Electronic Patient Portal Use Among Emergency Department Patients. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Robert W. TurerSamuel A. McDonaldChristoph U. LehmannBhaskar ThakurSayon DuttaRichard A. TaylorChristian C. RoseAdam FrischKristian FeterikCraig NorquistCarrie K. BakerJeffrey A. NielsonDavid ChaBrian KwanChristian DameffJames P. KilleenMichael K. HallRobert C. DoerningS. Trent RosenbloomCasey DistasoBryan D. Steitz

technologyhealth communicationemergency medicineconnected healthhealth informaticshealth information scienceinformation technologyopen accesstelehealthdigital medicineemergency department patientsnetwork analysisdigital healthhealth technology

Clinical and Financial Outcome Impacts of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment in a Level 1 Geriatric Emergency Department. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2023)

Austin HaynesworthTodd P. GilmerJesse J. BrennanEmily H. WeaverVaishal M. ToliaTheodore C. ChanJames P. KilleenEdward M. Castillo

comprehensive geriatric assessmentemergency medicinegeriatric assessmentgeriatric medicinegeriatrics

Development and Validation of a Respiratory-Responsive Vocal Biomarker–Based Tool for Generalizable Detection of Respiratory Impairment: Independent Case-Control Studies in Multiple Respiratory Conditions Including Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, and Covid-19. Journal of Medical Internet Research (2023)

Savneet KaurErik LarsenJames HarperBharat PurandareAhmet UluerMohammad Adrian HasdiandaNikita Arun UmaleJames KilleenEdward CastilloSunit Jariwala

medicinebiomarkersmultiple respiratory conditionscovid-19asthmaspeech processingindependent case-control studiesbiostatisticschronic obstructive pulmonary diseaserespiratory medicinegeneralizable detectionrespiratory impairmentvoice recognitionmedical internet research

Stethoscope Hygiene, Workflow, and Patient Safety: The Crux of Healthcare Associated Infections. International Journal of Health Policy Planning (2023)

W PeacockFrancesca TorrianiLee ElliottJames KilleenStuart KipperMark Mari- NellaDenise NunezSean-Xavier NeathSanjeet Dadwal

public healthpatient safetyhealth planninginfection controlhealth carehealthcare-associated infectionshospital infectionsstethoscope hygieneinfectious diseaseshealth policy

169 Establishing Reliable Detection and Follow–Up of Newly Diagnosed Chronic Kidney Disease in Emergency Department Patients. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2022)

B. KwanR. El–KarehJ. KilleenT. ChanC. Dameff

emergency medicineepidemiologychronic kidney diseaseemergency department patientsreliable detection

356 Frequency, Test Characteristics, and Patient Demographics Associated With Lab and Imaging Results Viewed in the Emergency Department During Encounters. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2022)

B. KwanJ. KilleenT. ChanC. Dameff

emergency medicinepatient demographicsemergency departmentrespiratory medicinetest characteristics

Routine Device Interrogation in the Emergency Department Increases Atrial Fibrillation Detection and Electrophysiology Follow-Up. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2022)

Gourisree DharmavaramJames KilleenTheodore ChanUlrika Birgersdotter-GreenKurt S. HoffmayerFrederick T. HanGordon HoFarshad RaissiDavid E. KrummenGregory K. FeldJonathan Chong Hsu

cardiologyelectrophysiology follow-upelectrophysiologyroutine device interrogationemergency medicineatrial fibrillation detectionpatient monitoringemergency department

295 Positive Cognition Screening a Geriatric Emergency Department. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

A. CroninV. ToliaA. KreshakJ. KilleenE. Castillo

emergency medicinepositive cognitiongeriatric emergency departmentgeriatrics

401 Emergency Department Utilization Following Statewide Stay at Home Orders During the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

E. CastilloA. KreshakV. ToliaA. CroninG. VilkeJ. KilleenJ. Brennan

public healthemergency carenovel coronavirusstatewide staycovid-19emergency medicineemergency department utilizationcovid-19 pandemicemergency department administration

7 Impact of a Hospital Cyberattack on Ems Arrivals at Neighboring Emergency Departments. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

C. DameffJ. FarahM. DotsonJ. KilleenT. Chan

public healthhospital cyberattackemergency departmentshospital medicineemergency medicineems arrivalsemergency management

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James Killeen

Clinical Professor

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Emergency Medicine

James Killeen is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Clinical Professor at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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University of California, San Diego

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Real-Time Electronic Patient Portal Use Among Emergency Department Patients. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Clinical and Financial Outcome Impacts of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment in a Level 1 Geriatric Emergency Department. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2023)

Austin HaynesworthTodd P. GilmerJesse J. BrennanEmily H. WeaverVaishal M. ToliaTheodore C. ChanJames P. KilleenEdward M. Castillo

comprehensive geriatric assessmentemergency medicinegeriatric assessmentgeriatric medicinegeriatrics

Savneet KaurErik LarsenJames HarperBharat PurandareAhmet UluerMohammad Adrian HasdiandaNikita Arun UmaleJames KilleenEdward CastilloSunit Jariwala

Stethoscope Hygiene, Workflow, and Patient Safety: The Crux of Healthcare Associated Infections. International Journal of Health Policy Planning (2023)

W PeacockFrancesca TorrianiLee ElliottJames KilleenStuart KipperMark Mari- NellaDenise NunezSean-Xavier NeathSanjeet Dadwal

public healthpatient safetyhealth planninginfection controlhealth carehealthcare-associated infectionshospital infectionsstethoscope hygieneinfectious diseaseshealth policy

169 Establishing Reliable Detection and Follow–Up of Newly Diagnosed Chronic Kidney Disease in Emergency Department Patients. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2022)

B. KwanR. El–KarehJ. KilleenT. ChanC. Dameff

emergency medicineepidemiologychronic kidney diseaseemergency department patientsreliable detection

356 Frequency, Test Characteristics, and Patient Demographics Associated With Lab and Imaging Results Viewed in the Emergency Department During Encounters. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2022)

B. KwanJ. KilleenT. ChanC. Dameff

emergency medicinepatient demographicsemergency departmentrespiratory medicinetest characteristics

Routine Device Interrogation in the Emergency Department Increases Atrial Fibrillation Detection and Electrophysiology Follow-Up. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2022)

Gourisree DharmavaramJames KilleenTheodore ChanUlrika Birgersdotter-GreenKurt S. HoffmayerFrederick T. HanGordon HoFarshad RaissiDavid E. KrummenGregory K. FeldJonathan Chong Hsu

cardiologyelectrophysiology follow-upelectrophysiologyroutine device interrogationemergency medicineatrial fibrillation detectionpatient monitoringemergency department

295 Positive Cognition Screening a Geriatric Emergency Department. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

A. CroninV. ToliaA. KreshakJ. KilleenE. Castillo

emergency medicinepositive cognitiongeriatric emergency departmentgeriatrics

401 Emergency Department Utilization Following Statewide Stay at Home Orders During the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

E. CastilloA. KreshakV. ToliaA. CroninG. VilkeJ. KilleenJ. Brennan

public healthemergency carenovel coronavirusstatewide staycovid-19emergency medicineemergency department utilizationcovid-19 pandemicemergency department administration

7 Impact of a Hospital Cyberattack on Ems Arrivals at Neighboring Emergency Departments. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2021)

C. DameffJ. FarahM. DotsonJ. KilleenT. Chan

public healthhospital cyberattackemergency departmentshospital medicineemergency medicineems arrivalsemergency management

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