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Marilyn Hravnak

Professor Emeritus

University of Pittsburgh

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Nursing

Marilyn Hravnak is currently serving as a Nursing Professor Emeritus at University of Pittsburgh.

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Marilyn Hravnak

University of Pittsburgh

Professor Emeritus

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critical care emergency medicine cardiology nursing respiratory medicine intensive care medicine health monitoring subarachnoid hemorrhage cardiovascular disease patient safety cerebrovascular disease machine learning patient monitoring medical education resuscitation hemostasis arterial disease health informatics nurse education cardiorespiratory instability aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage outcomes research acute care cardiovascular research health care health technology professional development critical care nurse coronary artery disease nursing research condition monitoring atrial fibrillation biomedical informatics human-computer interaction nurse practitioners warning system advanced practice nurses continuous monitoring intensive care unit step-down units radiology department crisis management neurorehabilitation thoracic surgery nursing studies clinical guidance clinical decision-making rapid response systems afferent limb resource utilization real alerts secondary prevention step-down unit internal medicine cardiovascular physiology decision aids treatment planning medical decision analysis medical decision making cardiac care human polymorphisms genetic factors medical genetics health care disparities health disparities health literacy stability analysis ai healthcare ehealth smart health user awareness neurochemistry hospitalised patient weight loss maintenance statistical distributions critical emergency medicine intensive care nursing clinical nursing tertiary care

Notable Scholarly Works

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Association Between Persistent Hypothermia After Cardiopulmonary Bypass in Neonates and Odds of Serious Complications. Critical Care Explorations (2024)

Stephanie M. HelmanSusan SereikaMarilyn HravnakRichard HenkerJ. William GaynorElizabeth HerrupRobert OlsenPatrick M. KochanekRod GhassemzadehTracy BaustNathan T. RiekYuliya DomninaAmy Jo LisantiSalah Al-Zaiti

neonatologycardiopulmonary bypassintensive careserious complicationshyperthermiacritical carepersistent hypothermia

Best Practices in Telecritical Care: Expert Consensus Recommendations From the Telecritical Care Collaborative Network. Critical Care Medicine (2024)

Benjamin K. ScottJaspal SinghMarilyn HravnakSonia S. EverhartDonna Lee ArmaignacTheresa M. DavisMatthew R. GoedeSai Praveen HaranathChristina M. KordikKrzysztof LaudanskiPeter A. PappasSubhash PatelTeresa A. RinconElizabeth A. ScruthSanjay SubramanianIsrael VillanuevaLisa-Mae WilliamsRodney WilsonJeremy C. Pamplin

telecareinter-professional collaborationmultidisciplinary careemergency medicinehospital medicinetelecritical careanesthesiologyoutcomes researchintensive carecritical carepre-hospital emergency medicineintensive care nursingpalliative careexpert consensus recommendationstelehealthemergency nursingpatient safetyresuscitationbest practicesdigital medicineclinical decision-making

Early Physiologic Numerical and Waveform Characteristics of Simulated Hemorrhagic Events With Healthy Volunteers Donating Blood. Critical Care Explorations (2024)

Joo Heung YoonJueun KimTheodore LagattutaMichael R. PinskyMarilyn HravnakGilles Clermont

cardiovascular diseasenumerical simulationsphysiologysimulated hemorrhagic eventsblood donationrespiratory medicinewaveform characteristicsemergency medicinecritical carehealthy volunteers

Physiologic Feature Behaviors and Detection of Bleeding in a Human Bleeding Model. Journal of Critical Care (2024)

Joo Heung YoonJueun KimTheodore LagattutaMarilyn HravnakMichael R. PinskyGilles Clermont

hospital medicinecardiologyvascular biologydisease pathophysiologyfeature detectionphysiologyhuman bleeding modelphysiologic feature behaviorsrespiratory medicinehematologyneurophysiologycritical systembleeding disordersintensive careresuscitationemergency medicinecritical careblood flow

1236: Distribution of Continuous Vital Sign Monitoring Alerts at the Bedside. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

Marilyn HravnakSajida AqtashKarina Kraevsky-PhillipsTheodore LagattutaMichael PinskyGilles ClermontSalah Al-Zaiti

health communicationwarning systemhealth monitoringcontinuous monitoringpatient monitoringcritical care

Engaging Multidisciplinary Clinical Users in the Design of an Artificial Intelligence–Powered Graphical User Interface for Intensive Care Unit Instability Decision Support. Applied Clinical Informatics (2023)

Stephanie HelmanMartha Ann TerryTiffany PellathyMarilyn HravnakElisabeth GeorgeSalah Al-ZaitiGilles Clermont

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencesystems engineeringuser interfaceshealth informaticshealth technologyhuman-computer interactionmultidisciplinary clinical usershuman-ai interactioncritical care

Incorporation of Machine Learning and Signal Quality Indicators Can Significantly Suppress False Respiratory Alerts During In-Hospital Bedside Monitoring. Journal of Electrocardiology (2023)

Vedant SanilArtur DubrawskiGus WelterKyle MillerJoo Heung YoonTheodore LagattutaMichael R. PinskyMarilyn HravnakGilles ClermontSalah Al-Zaiti

signal quality indicatorshealth monitoringcardiologyfalse respiratory alertselectrophysiologyrespiratory medicinepatient monitoringemergency medicinecritical caremachine learningin-hospital bedside monitoring

202: Racial Differences in Commercial Monitoring Software Detection of Atrial Fibrillation. Critical Care Medicine (2022)

Sydney RooneyMarilyn HravnakSalah Al-ZaitiGilles Clermont

public healthhealth monitoringracial differencesmedical technologyatrial fibrillationhealth technologymonitoring technologypatient safetyintensive careemergency medicinecritical careunderserved populations

Strategies for Success in a Nursing Phd Program and Beyond. Journal of Professional Nursing (2022)

Marlena C FisherTamryn F GrayMelissa K UvegesKatherine E HeinzeTiffany P PellathyElaina ParrilloMarilyn HravnakMarie T Nolan

strategynursingnurse educationnursing phd program

Weakly Supervised Classification of Vital Sign Alerts as Real or Artifact. arXiv (Cornell University) (2022)

Dey, ArnabGoswami, MononitoYoon, Joo HeungClermont, GillesPinsky, MichaelHravnak, MarilynDubrawski, Artur

public healthpattern recognitionvital sign alerts

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Marilyn Hravnak

Professor Emeritus

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Nursing

Marilyn Hravnak is currently serving as a Nursing Professor Emeritus at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marilyn Hravnak

University of Pittsburgh

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Association Between Persistent Hypothermia After Cardiopulmonary Bypass in Neonates and Odds of Serious Complications. Critical Care Explorations (2024)

neonatologycardiopulmonary bypassintensive careserious complicationshyperthermiacritical carepersistent hypothermia

Best Practices in Telecritical Care: Expert Consensus Recommendations From the Telecritical Care Collaborative Network. Critical Care Medicine (2024)

Early Physiologic Numerical and Waveform Characteristics of Simulated Hemorrhagic Events With Healthy Volunteers Donating Blood. Critical Care Explorations (2024)

Joo Heung YoonJueun KimTheodore LagattutaMichael R. PinskyMarilyn HravnakGilles Clermont

cardiovascular diseasenumerical simulationsphysiologysimulated hemorrhagic eventsblood donationrespiratory medicinewaveform characteristicsemergency medicinecritical carehealthy volunteers

Physiologic Feature Behaviors and Detection of Bleeding in a Human Bleeding Model. Journal of Critical Care (2024)

Joo Heung YoonJueun KimTheodore LagattutaMarilyn HravnakMichael R. PinskyGilles Clermont

1236: Distribution of Continuous Vital Sign Monitoring Alerts at the Bedside. Critical Care Medicine (2023)

Marilyn HravnakSajida AqtashKarina Kraevsky-PhillipsTheodore LagattutaMichael PinskyGilles ClermontSalah Al-Zaiti

health communicationwarning systemhealth monitoringcontinuous monitoringpatient monitoringcritical care

Stephanie HelmanMartha Ann TerryTiffany PellathyMarilyn HravnakElisabeth GeorgeSalah Al-ZaitiGilles Clermont

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencesystems engineeringuser interfaceshealth informaticshealth technologyhuman-computer interactionmultidisciplinary clinical usershuman-ai interactioncritical care

Incorporation of Machine Learning and Signal Quality Indicators Can Significantly Suppress False Respiratory Alerts During In-Hospital Bedside Monitoring. Journal of Electrocardiology (2023)

Vedant SanilArtur DubrawskiGus WelterKyle MillerJoo Heung YoonTheodore LagattutaMichael R. PinskyMarilyn HravnakGilles ClermontSalah Al-Zaiti

202: Racial Differences in Commercial Monitoring Software Detection of Atrial Fibrillation. Critical Care Medicine (2022)

Sydney RooneyMarilyn HravnakSalah Al-ZaitiGilles Clermont

Strategies for Success in a Nursing Phd Program and Beyond. Journal of Professional Nursing (2022)

Marlena C FisherTamryn F GrayMelissa K UvegesKatherine E HeinzeTiffany P PellathyElaina ParrilloMarilyn HravnakMarie T Nolan

strategynursingnurse educationnursing phd program

Weakly Supervised Classification of Vital Sign Alerts as Real or Artifact. arXiv (Cornell University) (2022)

Dey, ArnabGoswami, MononitoYoon, Joo HeungClermont, GillesPinsky, MichaelHravnak, MarilynDubrawski, Artur

public healthpattern recognitionvital sign alerts

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