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Mary Tanski, M.D., M.B.A.

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness

Center For Policy And Research In Emergency Medicine

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Department Of Chemical Physiology And Biochemistry

Department Of Family Medicine

Department Of Molecular And Medical Genetics

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Center Of The Amyloidosis

Division Of Cardiology

Center For Policy And Research In Emergency Medicine

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department of Medicine

Division of Infectious Diseases

Division Of Emergency Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Department Of Family Medicine

School Of Medicine

Division Of Oncological Sciences

School Of Medicine

Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness

School Of Medicine

Division Of Cardiology

School Of Medicine

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

School Of Medicine

Department Of Chemical Physiology And Biochemistry

School Of Medicine

Department Of Molecular And Medical Genetics

School Of Medicine

Division of Infectious Diseases

School Of Medicine

Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine

NoneMary Tanski, M.d., M.b.a. is currently serving as a Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Oregon Health & Science University

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emergency medicine cardiology medicine critical care patient safety respiratory medicine emergency department health care outcomes research emergency nursing resuscitation cardiovascular interventions emergency care public health clinical epidemiology health services research cardiovascular disease health systems health technology acute myocardial infarction emergency medical services emergency department administration myocardial infarction pain management cardiovascular research health planning intensive care cerebrovascular disease emergency management cardiac care coronary artery disease healthcare value health care management cardiac arrest from volume spinal epidural abscess medical students pain medicine antimicrobial agents infection control clinical microbiology hospital infections medical systems critical care nurse patient satisfaction spine care skeletal trauma acute pain antimicrobial stewardship clinical infectious disease emergency radiology emergency surgery pediatric emergency medicine healthcare innovation cardiopulmonary resuscitation abdominal imaging health administration clinical effectiveness clinical evidence clinical medicine transgender studies transgender narrative out-of-hospital emergency medical service emergency communication early ecg ecg interpretation emergency medicine residents stemi screening improvement median door-to-ecg time physical examination cauda equina syndrome extremity fractures emergency department patients quality improvement methodologies possible febrile neutropenia antibiotic administration pediatric anesthesia pediatric urology anesthesiology pediatrics pediatric nursing disaster medicine primary care critical care clinic trauma pediatric pulmonology hospital medicine medical education sepsis

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Competency‐Based Medical Education in Emergency Medicine: A Ten‐Year Consensus‐Driven Research Agenda. AEM Education and Training (2026)

critical care clinicprofessional preparationhealth profession trainingmedical educationemergency medical servicesprofessional developmentcontinuing medical educationmedicineemergency medicinepatient educationprogram evaluation

Staffing Trends Amid Boarding Challenges: A Five‐Year Analysis (2019–2023). Academic Emergency Medicine (2026)

workforce developmentorganizational behaviorbusiness excellencehuman resourcesbusinesshuman resource managementtrends amid boardingoperational efficiencyhospitality managementemployee involvementmanagement

Gender Differences in Defibrillator Practices in Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

critical care nursecardiologycardiovascular interventionsgender differencescardiac arrestcardiopulmonary resuscitationmedical devicespatient safetyresuscitationemergency medicinecritical care

Influence of Time‐to‐Diagnosis on Time‐to‐Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Emergency Department St‐Elevation Myocardial Infarction Patients: Time‐to‐Electrocardiogram Matters. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2024)

Maame Yaa A. B. YiadomWu GongBrian W. PattersonChristopher W. BaughAngela M. MillsNicholas GavinSeth R. PodolskyBryn E. MummaMary TanskiGilberto SalazarCaitlin AzzoStephen C. DornerKelsea HadleySean M. BloosGabrielle BunneyTimothy J. VogusDandan Liu

cardiologycardiovascular interventionsdiagnosisrespiratory medicinetime-to-percutaneous coronary interventionemergency medicine

Shorter Door-To-Ecg Time is Associated With Improved Mortality in Stemi Patients. Journal of Clinical Medicine (2024)

Maame Yaa A. B. YiadomWu GongSean M. BloosGabrielle BunneyRana KabeerMelissa A. PasaoFatima RodriguezChristopher W. BaughAngela M. MillsNicholas GavinSeth R. PodolskyGilberto A. SalazarBrian PattersonBryn E. MummaMary E. TanskiDandan Liu

cardiologyclinical evidenceclinical medicineclinical effectivenessimproved mortalityimmunologyshorter door-to-ecg timemedicineintensive carestemi patientsclinical researchcritical caremortality

Fallacy of Median Door‐to‐Ecg Time: Hidden Opportunities for Stemi Screening Improvement. Journal of the American Heart Association (2022)

Maame Yaa A. B. YiadomWu GongBrian W. PattersonChristopher W. BaughAngela M. MillsNicholas GavinSeth R. PodolskyGilberto SalazarBryn E. MummaMary TanskiKelsea HadleyCaitlin AzzoStephen C. DornerAlexander UlintzDandan Liu

health policypublic healthcardiovascular diseasecardiologycardiovascular researchmedian door-to-ecg timerespiratory medicinestemi screening improvementcerebrovascular diseasehealth sciences

Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Patient Experiences in the Emergency Department: A Regional Study. Transgender Health (2022)

Kysa Z. McSkyAmber L. LinMary E. Tanski

mental healthtransgender healthgender studieslgbt healthintersectionalityregional studiestransgender narrativegender diversitytransgender studiesemergency caregender identityemergency departmentemergency medicine

Turn That Frown Upside Down: Implementation of a Visual Cue Improves Communication During Emergency Department to Inpatient Hand-Offs. BMJ Open Quality (2022)

situation awarenesscritical care clinicvisual perceptionemergency departmenthospital environmentvisual cuehealth technologyemergency nursinghuman-computer interactionemergency department administrationpatient safetycognitive scienceemergency careemergency medicine

Utilization and Effect of Direct Medical Oversight During Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2022)

Tristen M. ZimmermanMatthew R. NethMary E. TanskiLaura ChessKathryn ThompsonJonathan JuiRitu SahniMohamud R. DayaJoshua R. Lupton

out-of-hospital cardiac arrestrespiratory medicinecardiac arrestdirect medical oversightresuscitationemergency medicine

Comparing the Timeliness of Treatment in Younger vs. Older Patients With St-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction: A Multi-Center Cohort Study. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2021)

Sean M. BloosKarampreet KaurKendrick LangNicholas GavinAngela M. MillsChristopher W. BaughBrian W. PattersonSeth R. PodolskyGilberto SalazarBryn E. MummaMary TanskiKelsea HadleyChristianne RoumieCandace D. McNaughtonMaame Yaa A.B. Yiadom

myocardial infarctioncardiologymulti-center cohort studyolder patientsclinical epidemiologypediatric emergency medicineoutcomes researchemergency radiologyemergency caremedicinegeriatricsclinical researchemergency medicinecritical careemergency surgery

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Mary Tanski, M.D., M.B.A.

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness

Center For Policy And Research In Emergency Medicine

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Department Of Chemical Physiology And Biochemistry

Department Of Family Medicine

Department Of Molecular And Medical Genetics

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Center Of The Amyloidosis

Division Of Cardiology

Center For Policy And Research In Emergency Medicine

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department of Medicine

Division of Infectious Diseases

Division Of Emergency Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Department Of Family Medicine

School Of Medicine

Division Of Oncological Sciences

School Of Medicine

Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness

School Of Medicine

Division Of Cardiology

School Of Medicine

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

School Of Medicine

Department Of Chemical Physiology And Biochemistry

School Of Medicine

Department Of Molecular And Medical Genetics

School Of Medicine

Division of Infectious Diseases

School Of Medicine

Section Of Portland State University School Of Public Health And Addiction Medicine

NoneMary Tanski, M.d., M.b.a. is currently serving as a Bob And Charlee Moore Institute For Nutrition And Wellness faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Mary Tanski, M.D., M.B.A.

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Competency‐Based Medical Education in Emergency Medicine: A Ten‐Year Consensus‐Driven Research Agenda. AEM Education and Training (2026)

Staffing Trends Amid Boarding Challenges: A Five‐Year Analysis (2019–2023). Academic Emergency Medicine (2026)

Gender Differences in Defibrillator Practices in Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2024)

critical care nursecardiologycardiovascular interventionsgender differencescardiac arrestcardiopulmonary resuscitationmedical devicespatient safetyresuscitationemergency medicinecritical care

cardiologycardiovascular interventionsdiagnosisrespiratory medicinetime-to-percutaneous coronary interventionemergency medicine

Shorter Door-To-Ecg Time is Associated With Improved Mortality in Stemi Patients. Journal of Clinical Medicine (2024)

cardiologyclinical evidenceclinical medicineclinical effectivenessimproved mortalityimmunologyshorter door-to-ecg timemedicineintensive carestemi patientsclinical researchcritical caremortality

Fallacy of Median Door‐to‐Ecg Time: Hidden Opportunities for Stemi Screening Improvement. Journal of the American Heart Association (2022)

health policypublic healthcardiovascular diseasecardiologycardiovascular researchmedian door-to-ecg timerespiratory medicinestemi screening improvementcerebrovascular diseasehealth sciences

Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Patient Experiences in the Emergency Department: A Regional Study. Transgender Health (2022)

Kysa Z. McSkyAmber L. LinMary E. Tanski

Turn That Frown Upside Down: Implementation of a Visual Cue Improves Communication During Emergency Department to Inpatient Hand-Offs. BMJ Open Quality (2022)

Utilization and Effect of Direct Medical Oversight During Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest. Prehospital Emergency Care (2022)

Tristen M. ZimmermanMatthew R. NethMary E. TanskiLaura ChessKathryn ThompsonJonathan JuiRitu SahniMohamud R. DayaJoshua R. Lupton

out-of-hospital cardiac arrestrespiratory medicinecardiac arrestdirect medical oversightresuscitationemergency medicine

Comparing the Timeliness of Treatment in Younger vs. Older Patients With St-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction: A Multi-Center Cohort Study. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2021)

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