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Karen Rheuban

Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics

University of Virginia

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School of Medicine

Department of Pediatrics

Karen Rheuban is currently serving as a Pediatrics Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics

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Using Local and Statewide Electronic Health Record Data to Evaluate the Impact of Telemedicine in Virginia. medRxiv (2026)

health policypublic healthdigital healthhealth informaticsmedical internet researchwireless telemedicineelectronic health recordstelecaretelehealthhealth information sciencehealth technologyehealthdigital medicine

Impact of Telemedicine on Access to Care for Rural Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth. The Journal of Pediatrics (2024)

Pamela B. DeGuzmanGenevieve R. LyonsFrancesca N. AzarApril KimbleGuoping HuangKaren RheubanSusan H. Gray

pediatricspublic healthdigital healthtransgender healthadolescent healthaccessibilityintersectionalityrural transgenderhealth technologygender diversityehealthgender-diverse youthrural healthlgbt youthyouth services

Digital Twins in Healthcare: A Survey of Current Methods. Archives of Clinical and Biomedical Research (2023)

Siddharth GhattiLivvy Ann YurishHaiying ShenKaren RheubanKyle B. EnfieldNikki Reyer FacteauGina EngelKim Dowdell

health services researchai healthcareconnected healthdigital twinscurrent methodshealth informaticsbiomedical researchehealthhealth sciencescritical caresmart healthhealth carebiomedical informaticsdigital healthhealth technologyclinical researchmedicineexperimental medicinedigital medicine

Telehealth Services. Clinics in Chest Medicine (2023)

Claire Leilani DeBoltKaren S. RheubanDrew Harris

telehealthtelehealth servicesrespiratory medicinemedicine

86. Predictors of Adolescent Telemedicine Visit No-Shows During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Adolescent Health (2022)

Susan GrayKristen WellsSasheenie MoodleyKaren Rheuban

public healthepidemiologydigital healthadolescent healthmedical internet researchcovid-19 pandemictelecaretelehealthhealth technologycovid-19adolescent medicinepublic health preparedness

A Survey of Covid-19 Detection and Prediction Approaches Using Mobile Devices, AI, and Telemedicine. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (2022)

John ShenSiddharth GhattiNate Ryan LevkovHaiying ShenTanmoy SenKaren RheubanKyle EnfieldNikki Reyer FacteauGina EngelKim Dowdell

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencepublic healthpredictive analyticsthreat detectiondisease detectiondeep learningmobile devicesreal-time monitoringcomputational intelligencedata sciencereal-time applicationcovid-19infectious disease modellingmachine learning

Executive Summary of the Meeting of the 2021 Ashp Commission on Goals: Optimizing Medication Outcomes Through Telehealth. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACY (2022)

Karen Rheuban

health policyhealth technology assessmentdigital healthmedical internet researchexecutive summaryashp commissiontelecaretelehealthoutcomes researchhealth technologyehealthmedicinepatient safetydigital medicine

Pediatric Telehealth in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era and Beyond. American Academy of Pediatrics eBooks (2022)

Alison CurfmanS. David McSwainJohn ChuoBrooke Yeager-McSwainDana A. SchinasiJames MarcinNeil HerendeenSandy L. ChungKaren RheubanChristina A. Olson

pediatricspublic healthpediatric telehealthconnected healthtelehealthglobal healthcovid-19 pandemic

Covid-19 Infection Detection Using Machine Learning. 2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data) (2021)

Leo WangHaiying ShenKyle EnfieldKaren Rheuban

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencepredictive analyticsbiomedical informaticsknowledge discoverymachine learning modelsadversarial machine learninggenerative adversarial networksml trainingcovid infection predictorintelligent computingfeature learningmachine learning researchcomputational intelligencedata sciencedigital medicinemachine learning

Virtual Daily Rounding for Covid-19 Facility Outbreaks: A Standardized Telehealth-Centered Approach May Reduce Hospital Transfers and Mortality. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health (2021)

Laurie Archbald-PannoneDrew HarrisRebecca SteeleJasveen KaurKim AlberoJustin MutterDavid Cattell-GordonKaren Rheuban

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Karen Rheuban

Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Pediatrics

Karen Rheuban is currently serving as a Pediatrics Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics at University of Virginia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Karen Rheuban

University of Virginia

Professor Medical Director Office of Telemedicine Pediatrics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using Local and Statewide Electronic Health Record Data to Evaluate the Impact of Telemedicine in Virginia. medRxiv (2026)

Impact of Telemedicine on Access to Care for Rural Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth. The Journal of Pediatrics (2024)

Pamela B. DeGuzmanGenevieve R. LyonsFrancesca N. AzarApril KimbleGuoping HuangKaren RheubanSusan H. Gray

Digital Twins in Healthcare: A Survey of Current Methods. Archives of Clinical and Biomedical Research (2023)

Siddharth GhattiLivvy Ann YurishHaiying ShenKaren RheubanKyle B. EnfieldNikki Reyer FacteauGina EngelKim Dowdell

Telehealth Services. Clinics in Chest Medicine (2023)

Claire Leilani DeBoltKaren S. RheubanDrew Harris

telehealthtelehealth servicesrespiratory medicinemedicine

86. Predictors of Adolescent Telemedicine Visit No-Shows During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Adolescent Health (2022)

Susan GrayKristen WellsSasheenie MoodleyKaren Rheuban

public healthepidemiologydigital healthadolescent healthmedical internet researchcovid-19 pandemictelecaretelehealthhealth technologycovid-19adolescent medicinepublic health preparedness

A Survey of Covid-19 Detection and Prediction Approaches Using Mobile Devices, AI, and Telemedicine. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (2022)

John ShenSiddharth GhattiNate Ryan LevkovHaiying ShenTanmoy SenKaren RheubanKyle EnfieldNikki Reyer FacteauGina EngelKim Dowdell

Executive Summary of the Meeting of the 2021 Ashp Commission on Goals: Optimizing Medication Outcomes Through Telehealth. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACY (2022)

Karen Rheuban

Pediatric Telehealth in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era and Beyond. American Academy of Pediatrics eBooks (2022)

Alison CurfmanS. David McSwainJohn ChuoBrooke Yeager-McSwainDana A. SchinasiJames MarcinNeil HerendeenSandy L. ChungKaren RheubanChristina A. Olson

pediatricspublic healthpediatric telehealthconnected healthtelehealthglobal healthcovid-19 pandemic

Covid-19 Infection Detection Using Machine Learning. 2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data) (2021)

Leo WangHaiying ShenKyle EnfieldKaren Rheuban

Virtual Daily Rounding for Covid-19 Facility Outbreaks: A Standardized Telehealth-Centered Approach May Reduce Hospital Transfers and Mortality. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health (2021)

Laurie Archbald-PannoneDrew HarrisRebecca SteeleJasveen KaurKim AlberoJustin MutterDavid Cattell-GordonKaren Rheuban

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