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Jay Brenner

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

NoneJay Brenner is currently serving as a Anesthesiology faculty at Upstate Medical University.

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Upstate Medical University

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emergency medicine health care sport medicine public health medical ethics emergency care kinesiology exercise physiology emergency medical services health sciences patient safety applied physiology emergency nursing exercise science emergency department injury prevention ethics emergency department administration health services research safety science public health ethics critical care clinic sport physiology ethical issues physical fitness ancient mesoamerica medical history physiological measurements fitness measure temperature measurement hyperthermia healthcare ethics sport injuries undocumented immigrants ayurveda applied entomology insect science invertebrate pathology databases resuscitation medical systems ethnohistory traditional medicines ethnobotany medicalization american archaeology high elevation tropical insect science terrestrial arthropods vulnerable patient populations international emergency medicine universal health care human physiology clinical decision-making patient education medical decision making informed consent clinical practice physical exercise wildlife ecology environmental geography environmental epidemiology public safety medical significance ancient andean tradition high altitude remedy medical advice discharges comprehensive review modern treatments historic uses nonconvulsive status epilepticus reduced-lead electroencephalography rapid diagnosis trial database remote environments ultra-endurance events

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Child Access Prevention Laws and Pediatric Firearm Injury: A Rapid Review. PRiMER (2024)

traumachild protectionfamily violenceinjury preventionpediatricsadolescent healthchild healthchild abuse preventionsafetyrapid reviewpublic healthpediatric firearm injurypreventive pediatricschild abuseinterpersonal violence

Correction to “Best Practice Guidelines for Evaluating Patients in Custody in the Emergency Department”. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2024)

Samantha ChaoWilliam WeberKenneth V. IsersonRebecca GoettEileen F. BakerSarayna S. McGuirePaul BissmeyerArthur R. DerseNishi KumarJay M. Brenner

best practice guidelinescarceral settingemergency department administrationemergency careemergency departmentemergency medicine

Privacy and Confidentiality of Emergency Department Patient Information: Contemporary Considerations and Challenges. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2024)

medical ethicshealth carehealth information sciencehealth policydata privacymedical privacycontemporary considerationsemergency department administrationpatient safetycritical care clinicusable privacyinformation privacyhealthcare information securityemergency medicine

Recommendations for the Clinician Role in Reducing Gun Violence. Psychological Reports (2024)

aggressiontraumaviolence against womengun violencepartner violenceviolent behaviorpublic healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violence

Effect of a Targeted Quality Improvement Education on Opioid Prescribing. BMJ Open Quality (2023)

program evaluationopioid prescribingsubstance use disordershealth policyquality improvementopioid epidemicsubstance abuseharm reductionaddiction medicinepublic healthsubstance useopioid use disorder

Emergency Physician Professionalism Versus Wellness: A Conceptual Model. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2023)

health carehealth policyconceptual modelpractice managementemergency nursinghealth systemsemergency carehealth services research

Legal and Ethical Considerations in Psychiatric Emergencies. Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America (2023)

Jay M. BrennerThomas E. Robey

medical ethicsmedical lawpsychiatric emergencieslawethicsethical considerationslegal medicinejurisprudencepsychiatryemergency medicine

One Should Not Separate a Newborn From Their Hospitalized Parent: A Retrospective Case Analysis. Clinical Ethics (2023)

hospital medicinehealth careneonatologyrespectful maternity careretrospective case analysispediatricspediatric nursingmidwiferyfamily medicinepaediatric medicine

Ethical Issues and Obligations With Undocumented Immigrants Relying on Emergency Departments for Dialysis. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

medical ethicshealth careemergency medical servicesdialysis therapyethical issuesemergency nursingemergency departmentspublic healthpublic health ethicsemergency medicineundocumented immigrants

Ethical Issues in the Access to Emergency Care for Undocumented Immigrants. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

medical ethicshealth caresocial policyhealth policyvulnerable patient populationsundocumented immigrantsethical issueshealth lawinternational migrationinternational emergency medicinerefugee lawemergency carepublic policypublic health ethicssocial justiceemergency medicineuniversal health care

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Jay Brenner

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

NoneJay Brenner is currently serving as a Anesthesiology faculty at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jay Brenner

Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Child Access Prevention Laws and Pediatric Firearm Injury: A Rapid Review. PRiMER (2024)

Correction to “Best Practice Guidelines for Evaluating Patients in Custody in the Emergency Department”. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2024)

Samantha ChaoWilliam WeberKenneth V. IsersonRebecca GoettEileen F. BakerSarayna S. McGuirePaul BissmeyerArthur R. DerseNishi KumarJay M. Brenner

best practice guidelinescarceral settingemergency department administrationemergency careemergency departmentemergency medicine

Privacy and Confidentiality of Emergency Department Patient Information: Contemporary Considerations and Challenges. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2024)

Recommendations for the Clinician Role in Reducing Gun Violence. Psychological Reports (2024)

aggressiontraumaviolence against womengun violencepartner violenceviolent behaviorpublic healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violence

Effect of a Targeted Quality Improvement Education on Opioid Prescribing. BMJ Open Quality (2023)

program evaluationopioid prescribingsubstance use disordershealth policyquality improvementopioid epidemicsubstance abuseharm reductionaddiction medicinepublic healthsubstance useopioid use disorder

Emergency Physician Professionalism Versus Wellness: A Conceptual Model. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2023)

health carehealth policyconceptual modelpractice managementemergency nursinghealth systemsemergency carehealth services research

Legal and Ethical Considerations in Psychiatric Emergencies. Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America (2023)

Jay M. BrennerThomas E. Robey

medical ethicsmedical lawpsychiatric emergencieslawethicsethical considerationslegal medicinejurisprudencepsychiatryemergency medicine

One Should Not Separate a Newborn From Their Hospitalized Parent: A Retrospective Case Analysis. Clinical Ethics (2023)

hospital medicinehealth careneonatologyrespectful maternity careretrospective case analysispediatricspediatric nursingmidwiferyfamily medicinepaediatric medicine

Ethical Issues and Obligations With Undocumented Immigrants Relying on Emergency Departments for Dialysis. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

medical ethicshealth careemergency medical servicesdialysis therapyethical issuesemergency nursingemergency departmentspublic healthpublic health ethicsemergency medicineundocumented immigrants

Ethical Issues in the Access to Emergency Care for Undocumented Immigrants. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2021)

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