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Patricia A. Brock, MD MS

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Department Of Emergency Medicine

Patricia A. Brock, Md Ms is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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Boarding Time and In-Hospital Mortality in Cancer Patients at an Oncologic Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2026)

cancer careemergency medicinecancer managementoncologyprognosismortality

1612: Impact of Boarding Time Mortality in Cancer Patients Presenting to Emergency Department With Fever. Critical Care Medicine (2025)

acute caremedicineemergency carepatient safetyemergency medicinehospital infectionsoncologyintensive careemergency nursingprognosissepsisemergency department administrationmortality

893Ep Boarding Time as a Predictor of Short-Term Mortality in Colorectal Cancer Patients Visiting the Emergency Department. Annals of Oncology (2025)

medicineoutcomes researchcancer careemergency medicineoncologycolorectal cancerprognosisprognostic evaluationmortality

Comprehensive Sepsis Program in the Oncology Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2025)

acute careemergency medicinecomprehensive sepsis programcritical care clinichospital infectionsoncologyintensive carecritical caresepsisemergency nursing

Impact of Boarding Time on In-Hospital Mortality in Patients Presenting to an Oncologic Emergency Department of a Comprehensive Cancer Center. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2025)

emergency careoutcomes researchcancer careboarding timeemergency medicinecancer managementnursingcritical care cliniccomprehensive cancer centeroncologic emergency departmentoncologyintensive careprognosisemergency department administrationmortality

Volume and Acuity Trends in Geriatric Patients With Cancer: Insights From a Comprehensive Cancer Center.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2025)

ageingradiologycancer carecancer managementradiation oncologycancer researchsurgical oncologyacuity trendscomprehensive cancer centeroncologygeriatric patientsprognosisgeriatrics

Impact of Boarding Time on In-Hospital Mortality in Patients With Cancer Presenting to the Emergency Department.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2024)

outcomes researchcancer careemergency medicinecancer managementoncologyintensive careprognosismortality

Presentation and Characteristics of Patients With Suspicion of Cancer Presenting to an Oncologic Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

emergency medicinemalignant diseaseoncologycancer care

Evaluation and Management of Acute High-Grade Immunotherapy-Related Neurotoxicity. Heliyon (2023)

neurologybrain injurymedicineneuropathologyneuroimmunologyneuroradiologyexperimental medicine

"Triple Threat" Conditions Predict Mortality Among Patients With Advanced Cancer Who Present to the Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2022)

Ahmed F ElsayemCarla L WarnekeCielito C Reyes-GibbyLuke J BuffardiHumaira SadafPatrick S ChaftariPatricia A BrockValda D PageJayne Viets-UpchurchDemis LipeKumar Alagappan

public healthemergency caremortalityemergency medicineepidemiologyadvanced canceremergency departmentresuscitation

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Patricia A. Brock, MD MS

Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Patricia A. Brock, Md Ms is currently serving as an Emergency Medicine Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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Patricia A. Brock, MD MS

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Boarding Time and In-Hospital Mortality in Cancer Patients at an Oncologic Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2026)

cancer careemergency medicinecancer managementoncologyprognosismortality

1612: Impact of Boarding Time Mortality in Cancer Patients Presenting to Emergency Department With Fever. Critical Care Medicine (2025)

acute caremedicineemergency carepatient safetyemergency medicinehospital infectionsoncologyintensive careemergency nursingprognosissepsisemergency department administrationmortality

893Ep Boarding Time as a Predictor of Short-Term Mortality in Colorectal Cancer Patients Visiting the Emergency Department. Annals of Oncology (2025)

medicineoutcomes researchcancer careemergency medicineoncologycolorectal cancerprognosisprognostic evaluationmortality

Comprehensive Sepsis Program in the Oncology Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2025)

acute careemergency medicinecomprehensive sepsis programcritical care clinichospital infectionsoncologyintensive carecritical caresepsisemergency nursing

Volume and Acuity Trends in Geriatric Patients With Cancer: Insights From a Comprehensive Cancer Center.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2025)

ageingradiologycancer carecancer managementradiation oncologycancer researchsurgical oncologyacuity trendscomprehensive cancer centeroncologygeriatric patientsprognosisgeriatrics

Impact of Boarding Time on In-Hospital Mortality in Patients With Cancer Presenting to the Emergency Department.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2024)

outcomes researchcancer careemergency medicinecancer managementoncologyintensive careprognosismortality

Presentation and Characteristics of Patients With Suspicion of Cancer Presenting to an Oncologic Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

emergency medicinemalignant diseaseoncologycancer care

Evaluation and Management of Acute High-Grade Immunotherapy-Related Neurotoxicity. Heliyon (2023)

neurologybrain injurymedicineneuropathologyneuroimmunologyneuroradiologyexperimental medicine

"Triple Threat" Conditions Predict Mortality Among Patients With Advanced Cancer Who Present to the Emergency Department. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2022)

Ahmed F ElsayemCarla L WarnekeCielito C Reyes-GibbyLuke J BuffardiHumaira SadafPatrick S ChaftariPatricia A BrockValda D PageJayne Viets-UpchurchDemis LipeKumar Alagappan

public healthemergency caremortalityemergency medicineepidemiologyadvanced canceremergency departmentresuscitation

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