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Matthew Weinger, MD

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Vanderbilt University

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Department of Biomedical Informatics

Matthew Weinger, Md is currently serving as a Biomedical Informatics Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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Artificial Intelligence in Anesthesiology: Field of Dreams or Fire Swamp? Preemptive Strategies for Optimizing Our Inevitable Future. Anesthesiology (2024)

Megan E. SalweiMatthew B. Weinger

future scenarioinevitable futureartificial intelligenceanesthesiologypreemptive strategies

Challenges of Designing an Over-The-Counter Medical Device for Adults With Mild-To-Moderate Hearing Loss (Preprint). (2024)

Megan Elizabeth SalweiShilo AndersCarrie RealeJason M. SlagleTodd RickettsMatthew B. Weinger

device therapymedicinehearing lossmedical devicesover-the-counter medical devicemild-to-moderate hearing lossaudiology

Evaluating the Safety and Usability of an Over-The-Counter Medical Device for Adults With Mild-To-Moderate Hearing Loss: Formative and Summative Usability Testing (Preprint). JMIR Human Factors (2024)

Megan Elizabeth SalweiShilo AndersCarrie RealeJason M SlagleTodd RickettsMatthew B Weinger

summative usability testingmedicinemedical technologyhearing lossmedical devicesover-the-counter medical devicemild-to-moderate hearing loss

Prognostic Clinical Decision Support for Pneumonia in the Emergency Department: A Randomized Trial. Journal of Hospital Medicine (2024)

Derek J. WilliamsHui NianSrinivasan SureshJason SlagleStephen GradwohlJakobi JohnsonJustine StassunCarrie RealeShari L. JustNancy S. RixeRuss BeebeDonald H. ArnoldRobert W. TurerJames W. AntoonLaura F. SartoriRobert E. FreundlichCarlos G. GrijalvaJoshua C. SmithAsli O. WeitkampMatthew B. WeingerYuwei ZhuJudith M. Martin

medicineprognosishospital medicinerespiratory medicinecritical careemergency departmentclinical decision support systemsrandomized trialemergency medicine

User-Centered Design and Implementation of an Interoperable Fhir Application for Pediatric Pneumonia Prognostication in a Randomized Trial. Applied Clinical Informatics (2024)

Robert W. TurerStephen C. GradwohlJustine StassunJakobi JohnsonJason M. SlagleCarrie RealeRuss BeebeHui NianYuwei ZhuDaniel AlbertTimothy CoffmanHala AlawTom WilsonShari JustPerry PeguillanHeather FreemanDonald H. ArnoldJudith M. MartinSrinivasan SureshScott CoglioRyan HixonKrow AmpofoAndrew T. PaviaMatthew B. WeingerDerek J. WilliamsAsli O. Weitkamp

pediatric pneumonia prognosticationsystems engineeringhealth informaticsinteroperable fhir applicationpediatricsuser-centered designrespiratory medicineclinical implementationrandomized trial

Adapting Cognitive Task Analysis Methods for Use in a Large Sample Simulation Study of High-Risk Healthcare Events. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2023)

Laura G. MilitelloMegan E. SalweiCarrie RealeChristen SusherebaJason M. SlagleDavid GabaMatthew B. WeingerJohn RaskJanelle FaimanMichael AndreaeAmanda R. BurdenShilo Anders

health carecognitive engineeringpublic healthcognitive sciencehealth scienceshigh-risk healthcare events

Antibiotic Clinical Decision Support for Pneumonia in the Ed: A Randomized Trial. Journal of Hospital Medicine (2023)

Derek J. WilliamsJudith M. MartinHui NianAsli O. WeitkampJason SlagleRobert W. TurerSrinivasan SureshJakobi JohnsonJustine StassunShari L. JustCarrie RealeRuss BeebeDonald H. ArnoldJames W. AntoonNancy S. RixeLaura F. SartoriRobert E. FreundlichKrow AmpofoAndrew T. PaviaJoshua C. SmithMatthew B. WeingerYuwei ZhuCarlos G. Grijalva

intensive caremedicinerandomized trialsymptom managementpatient managementhospital medicinerespiratory medicinecritical carepatient safetyclinical managementclinical medicineemergency medicineclinical trials

Decision-Making During High-Risk Events: A Systematic Literature Review. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2023)

Carrie RealeMegan E. SalweiLaura G. MilitelloMatthew B. WeingerAmanda BurdenChristen SusherebaLaurence C. TorsherMichael H. AndreaeDavid M. GabaWilliam R. McIvorArna BanerjeeJason SlagleShilo Anders

systematic literature reviewcognitive engineeringdecision sciencepublic healthcognitive sciencehigh-risk eventsdecision theory

Decision-Making in Anesthesiology: Will Artificial Intelligence Make Intraoperative Care Safer?. Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology (2023)

Huong-Tram DuranMeredith KingeterCarrie RealeMatthew B. WeingerMegan E. Salwei

anesthesiologyartificial intelligenceautomated decision-making

Evaluation of Inpatient Medication Guidance From an Artificial Intelligence Chatbot. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy (2023)

Jennifer BeaversRyan F SchellHalden VanCleaveRyan C DillonAustin SimmonsHuiding ChenQingxia ChenShilo AndersMatthew B WeingerScott D Nelson

health informaticsinpatient medication guidancepharmacologyartificial intelligenceartificial intelligence chatbotai healthcare

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Matthew Weinger, MD

Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Biomedical Informatics

Matthew Weinger, Md is currently serving as a Biomedical Informatics Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Artificial Intelligence in Anesthesiology: Field of Dreams or Fire Swamp? Preemptive Strategies for Optimizing Our Inevitable Future. Anesthesiology (2024)

Megan E. SalweiMatthew B. Weinger

future scenarioinevitable futureartificial intelligenceanesthesiologypreemptive strategies

Challenges of Designing an Over-The-Counter Medical Device for Adults With Mild-To-Moderate Hearing Loss (Preprint). (2024)

Megan Elizabeth SalweiShilo AndersCarrie RealeJason M. SlagleTodd RickettsMatthew B. Weinger

device therapymedicinehearing lossmedical devicesover-the-counter medical devicemild-to-moderate hearing lossaudiology

Megan Elizabeth SalweiShilo AndersCarrie RealeJason M SlagleTodd RickettsMatthew B Weinger

summative usability testingmedicinemedical technologyhearing lossmedical devicesover-the-counter medical devicemild-to-moderate hearing loss

Prognostic Clinical Decision Support for Pneumonia in the Emergency Department: A Randomized Trial. Journal of Hospital Medicine (2024)

medicineprognosishospital medicinerespiratory medicinecritical careemergency departmentclinical decision support systemsrandomized trialemergency medicine

User-Centered Design and Implementation of an Interoperable Fhir Application for Pediatric Pneumonia Prognostication in a Randomized Trial. Applied Clinical Informatics (2024)

pediatric pneumonia prognosticationsystems engineeringhealth informaticsinteroperable fhir applicationpediatricsuser-centered designrespiratory medicineclinical implementationrandomized trial

Adapting Cognitive Task Analysis Methods for Use in a Large Sample Simulation Study of High-Risk Healthcare Events. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2023)

Laura G. MilitelloMegan E. SalweiCarrie RealeChristen SusherebaJason M. SlagleDavid GabaMatthew B. WeingerJohn RaskJanelle FaimanMichael AndreaeAmanda R. BurdenShilo Anders

health carecognitive engineeringpublic healthcognitive sciencehealth scienceshigh-risk healthcare events

Antibiotic Clinical Decision Support for Pneumonia in the Ed: A Randomized Trial. Journal of Hospital Medicine (2023)

Decision-Making During High-Risk Events: A Systematic Literature Review. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2023)

Carrie RealeMegan E. SalweiLaura G. MilitelloMatthew B. WeingerAmanda BurdenChristen SusherebaLaurence C. TorsherMichael H. AndreaeDavid M. GabaWilliam R. McIvorArna BanerjeeJason SlagleShilo Anders

systematic literature reviewcognitive engineeringdecision sciencepublic healthcognitive sciencehigh-risk eventsdecision theory

Decision-Making in Anesthesiology: Will Artificial Intelligence Make Intraoperative Care Safer?. Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology (2023)

Huong-Tram DuranMeredith KingeterCarrie RealeMatthew B. WeingerMegan E. Salwei

anesthesiologyartificial intelligenceautomated decision-making

Evaluation of Inpatient Medication Guidance From an Artificial Intelligence Chatbot. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy (2023)

Jennifer BeaversRyan F SchellHalden VanCleaveRyan C DillonAustin SimmonsHuiding ChenQingxia ChenShilo AndersMatthew B WeingerScott D Nelson

health informaticsinpatient medication guidancepharmacologyartificial intelligenceartificial intelligence chatbotai healthcare

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