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Joshua C. Dilday, DO

Adjunct Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

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Joshua C. Dilday, Do is currently serving as a Departments Adjunct Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Joshua C. Dilday, DO

Medical College of Wisconsin

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emergency medicine trauma surgery trauma surgery critical care resuscitation emergency surgery acute care surgery general surgery medicine outcomes research intensive care military psychology acute care patient safety respiratory medicine matched cohort study survival analysis injury prevention disaster medicine vascular surgery blood transfusion transfusion medicine traumatology hematology medical imaging post-traumatic stress disorder medical history psychological trauma cardiovascular surgery computed tomography blood donation prehospital care endovascular techniques military context trauma resuscitation prospective multicenter study cold-stored whole blood understanding trauma cardiovascular interventions reconstructive microsurgery critical care clinic scientometrics crisis management safety science intensive care nursing causality military culture pediatric surgery prospective cohort studies cohort studies retrospective cohort studies citation analysis impact factor bibliometrics pre-hospital emergency medicine emergency care patient education rapid trauma assessment operative management biliary tract eus-guided gallbladder drainage biliary disorder critical emergency medicine ventilation rethinking medical timelines severe pelvic fracture worse outcomes transfusion management risk factors delayed ct angiography isolated flail chest surgical rib fixation obese patients citation versus disruption nationwide estimates emergency nursing visceral trauma

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Nationwide Estimates of Potential Lives Saved With Prehospital Blood Transfusions. Transfusion (2025)

pre-hospital emergency medicineprehospital caretransfusion medicineintensive care nursingblood donationnationwide estimatesoutcomes researchpatient safetyresuscitationblood transfusionemergency medicineintensive carecritical care

Primary Repair Versus Resection for American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Grades I and II Colon Injuries: Does the Management Approach Really Matter? an Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Multicenter Trial. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2025)

trauma gradesvisceral traumasurgeryeastern associationorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgerysurgical educationoutcomes researchtrauma surgeryii colon injuriestraumagastrointestinal surgery

Pushing Advanced Hemorrhage Control Interventions Forward: Reducing Prehospital Mortality From Traumatic Hemorrhage Through Further Adoption of Effective Military Prehospital Strategies. The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care (2025)

prehospital mortalityinjury preventionprehospital caretraumatic hemorrhagerapid trauma assessmentemergency medicinedisaster medicineresuscitationfurther adoptiontraumacritical care

Disruption of Trauma Research: An Analysis of the Top Cited Versus Disruptive Trauma Research Publications. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Joshua DildayJessica WuElliot WilliamsAreg GrigorianBrent EmighKazuhide MatsushimaMorgan SchellenbergKenji InabaMatthew J Martin

traumatologytrauma surgeryemergency medicinetrauma researchtrauma

‘Golden Day’ is a Myth: Rethinking Medical Timelines and Risk in Large Scale Combat Operations. BMJ Military Health (2024)

Joshua DildayS WebsterJ HolcombE BarnardT Hodgetts

public healthmilitary psychologycausalityrethinking medical timelinesmilitary cultureemergency medicinemedicinepatient safetydisaster medicinemedical historytraumaintensive carerisk management

Mechanism Matters: Differential Benefits of Cold-Stored Whole Blood for Trauma Resuscitation From a Prospective Multicenter Study. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Joshua DildayShea GallagherKazuhide MatsushimaMorgan SchellenbergKenji InabaJoshua P. HazeltonJohn OhJennifer GurneyMatthew Martin

traumamechanism matterssurvival analysisrespiratory medicineoutcomes researchdifferential benefitsmedicinecold-stored whole bloodresuscitationemergency medicinecritical caretrauma resuscitationprospective multicenter study

Paradigm Shifts in Vascular Surgery: Analysis of the Top 100 Innovative and Disruptive Academic Publications. The American Surgeon (2024)

Shea GallagherVanya VojvodicJoshua DildayStephen ParkChaiss UgartePatrick McGillenAnastasia PlotkinGregory A. MageeKenji InabaMatthew Martin

surgeryparadigm shiftsvascular surgery

Patient Education Series: Understanding Trauma and Emergency General Surgery Conditions. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Joshua DildayPatrick M ReillyElliott R HautMatthew J MartinKimberly Hendershot

patient education seriestrauma surgeryemergency careemergency medicineunderstanding traumaacute careemergency surgerytraumapatient education

Preparing the Future Combat Surgeon: A Survey of the Military General Surgery Trainee Gme Experience. UNC Libraries (2024)

Baird, Emily WDilday, JoshuaLammers, DanielTadlock, Matthew DGurney, Jennifer M.Jansen, Jan OHolcomb, John B

military psychologysurgical caresurgerytrauma surgerysurgical educationfuture combat surgeongeneral surgerytraumasurgical training

Real-Time Attending Trauma Surgeon Assessment of Direct-To-Operating Room Trauma Resuscitations: Results From a Prospective Observational Study. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Heewon LeeJoshua DildayAmelia JohnsonAndrea KuchlerMichael RottFrederick ColeRonald BarbosaWilliam LongMatthew J Martin

acute care surgerytrauma surgeon assessmenttrauma surgeryemergency medicineacute careresuscitationtraumaprospective observational study

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Joshua C. Dilday, DO

Adjunct Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Departments

Joshua C. Dilday, Do is currently serving as a Departments Adjunct Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joshua C. Dilday, DO

Medical College of Wisconsin

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Nationwide Estimates of Potential Lives Saved With Prehospital Blood Transfusions. Transfusion (2025)

trauma gradesvisceral traumasurgeryeastern associationorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgerysurgical educationoutcomes researchtrauma surgeryii colon injuriestraumagastrointestinal surgery

prehospital mortalityinjury preventionprehospital caretraumatic hemorrhagerapid trauma assessmentemergency medicinedisaster medicineresuscitationfurther adoptiontraumacritical care

Disruption of Trauma Research: An Analysis of the Top Cited Versus Disruptive Trauma Research Publications. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Joshua DildayJessica WuElliot WilliamsAreg GrigorianBrent EmighKazuhide MatsushimaMorgan SchellenbergKenji InabaMatthew J Martin

traumatologytrauma surgeryemergency medicinetrauma researchtrauma

‘Golden Day’ is a Myth: Rethinking Medical Timelines and Risk in Large Scale Combat Operations. BMJ Military Health (2024)

Joshua DildayS WebsterJ HolcombE BarnardT Hodgetts

public healthmilitary psychologycausalityrethinking medical timelinesmilitary cultureemergency medicinemedicinepatient safetydisaster medicinemedical historytraumaintensive carerisk management

Mechanism Matters: Differential Benefits of Cold-Stored Whole Blood for Trauma Resuscitation From a Prospective Multicenter Study. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Joshua DildayShea GallagherKazuhide MatsushimaMorgan SchellenbergKenji InabaJoshua P. HazeltonJohn OhJennifer GurneyMatthew Martin

Paradigm Shifts in Vascular Surgery: Analysis of the Top 100 Innovative and Disruptive Academic Publications. The American Surgeon (2024)

Shea GallagherVanya VojvodicJoshua DildayStephen ParkChaiss UgartePatrick McGillenAnastasia PlotkinGregory A. MageeKenji InabaMatthew Martin

surgeryparadigm shiftsvascular surgery

Patient Education Series: Understanding Trauma and Emergency General Surgery Conditions. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (2024)

Joshua DildayPatrick M ReillyElliott R HautMatthew J MartinKimberly Hendershot

patient education seriestrauma surgeryemergency careemergency medicineunderstanding traumaacute careemergency surgerytraumapatient education

Preparing the Future Combat Surgeon: A Survey of the Military General Surgery Trainee Gme Experience. UNC Libraries (2024)

Baird, Emily WDilday, JoshuaLammers, DanielTadlock, Matthew DGurney, Jennifer M.Jansen, Jan OHolcomb, John B

military psychologysurgical caresurgerytrauma surgerysurgical educationfuture combat surgeongeneral surgerytraumasurgical training

Real-Time Attending Trauma Surgeon Assessment of Direct-To-Operating Room Trauma Resuscitations: Results From a Prospective Observational Study. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (2024)

Heewon LeeJoshua DildayAmelia JohnsonAndrea KuchlerMichael RottFrederick ColeRonald BarbosaWilliam LongMatthew J Martin

acute care surgerytrauma surgeon assessmenttrauma surgeryemergency medicineacute careresuscitationtraumaprospective observational study

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