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Mark Hanson

Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

Mark Hanson is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington University.

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George Washington University

Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

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health sciences cardiology heart failure respiratory medicine biomedical engineering psychiatry neuroscience wireless sensor networks sensors medical devices internet of things dementia mental health physiological measurements health technology body area network wireless telemedicine health monitoring early detection disturbance detection mental health monitoring body area sensors novel applications such sensors dementia-related agitation motion biomarkers retrospective analysis heart failure readmissions snf population virtual cardiology program heart failure readmission cost savings medical internet research telepresence innovative practice digital health communication telehealth telecare

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Creating the Perfect Telehealth Product. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Mark A. HansonNoor OsmanJana M. GoldbergJeffrey D. Wessler

telehealthproduct designtechnology

A Virtual Cardiovascular Care Program for Prevention of Heart Failure Readmissions in a Skilled Nursing Facility Population: Retrospective Analysis. JMIR Cardio (2021)

Daniel M FriedmanJana M GoldbergRebecca L MolinskyMark A HansonAdam CastañoSyed-Samar RazaNodar JanasPeter CelanoKaren KapoorJina TelarajaMaria L TorresNayan JainJeffrey D Wessler

health policyhealth sciencesrespiratory medicineretrospective analysistelehealthcardiologysurvival analysisheart failure readmissionspublic healthheart failure

Reduction in Heart Failure Readmission and Expected Cost Savings in a Snf Population Following Implementation of a Virtual Cardiology Program. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2021)

Daniel FriedmanJana GoldbergSyed-Samar RazaNodar JanasPete CelanoKaren KapoorJina TelarajaMaria TorresAdam CastanoMark HansonNayan JainJeffrey Wessler

virtual cardiology programhealth policyrespiratory medicinecardiologyheart failure readmissionheart failurecost savingssnf population

Motion Biomarkers for Early Detection of Dementia-Related Agitation. (2017)

Ridwan AlamJiaqi GongMark HansonAzziza BankoleMartha AndersonTonya Smith-JacksonJohn Lach

motion biomarkersneurologydementia-related agitationneurosciencedisturbance detectionmental healthdementiamental health monitoringpsychiatryearly detection

Body Area Sensor Networks: Challenges and Opportunities. Computer (2009)

M.A. HansonH.C. PowellA.T. BarthK. RinggenbergB.H. CalhounJ.H. AylorJ. Lach

health technologybody area sensorshealth scienceswireless sensor networksbody area networkhealth monitoringsuch sensorsinternet of thingsnovel applicationsmedical devicesphysiological measurementswireless telemedicinesensorsbiomedical engineering

Enabling Data-Centric Energy-Fidelity Scalability in Wireless Body Area Sensor Networks. (2009)

Mark A. HansonHarry C Powell Jr.Adam T. BarthJohn Lach

systems engineeringscalabilitytechnologydata science

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Mark Hanson

Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

Mark Hanson is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Hanson

George Washington University

Adjunct Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Creating the Perfect Telehealth Product. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Mark A. HansonNoor OsmanJana M. GoldbergJeffrey D. Wessler

telehealthproduct designtechnology

A Virtual Cardiovascular Care Program for Prevention of Heart Failure Readmissions in a Skilled Nursing Facility Population: Retrospective Analysis. JMIR Cardio (2021)

Daniel M FriedmanJana M GoldbergRebecca L MolinskyMark A HansonAdam CastañoSyed-Samar RazaNodar JanasPeter CelanoKaren KapoorJina TelarajaMaria L TorresNayan JainJeffrey D Wessler

health policyhealth sciencesrespiratory medicineretrospective analysistelehealthcardiologysurvival analysisheart failure readmissionspublic healthheart failure

Reduction in Heart Failure Readmission and Expected Cost Savings in a Snf Population Following Implementation of a Virtual Cardiology Program. Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2021)

Daniel FriedmanJana GoldbergSyed-Samar RazaNodar JanasPete CelanoKaren KapoorJina TelarajaMaria TorresAdam CastanoMark HansonNayan JainJeffrey Wessler

virtual cardiology programhealth policyrespiratory medicinecardiologyheart failure readmissionheart failurecost savingssnf population

Motion Biomarkers for Early Detection of Dementia-Related Agitation. (2017)

Ridwan AlamJiaqi GongMark HansonAzziza BankoleMartha AndersonTonya Smith-JacksonJohn Lach

motion biomarkersneurologydementia-related agitationneurosciencedisturbance detectionmental healthdementiamental health monitoringpsychiatryearly detection

Body Area Sensor Networks: Challenges and Opportunities. Computer (2009)

M.A. HansonH.C. PowellA.T. BarthK. RinggenbergB.H. CalhounJ.H. AylorJ. Lach

Enabling Data-Centric Energy-Fidelity Scalability in Wireless Body Area Sensor Networks. (2009)

Mark A. HansonHarry C Powell Jr.Adam T. BarthJohn Lach

systems engineeringscalabilitytechnologydata science

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