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Paul Mullan

George Washington University

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School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

NonePaul Mullan is currently serving as a Emergency Medicine faculty at George Washington University.

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George Washington University

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emergency medicine pediatrics respiratory medicine pediatric emergency medicine critical care resuscitation public health emergency care pediatric emergency department quality management intensive care emergency management clinical epidemiology health care quality improvement emergency department medical education implementation research trauma health communication hospital medicine disaster medicine distance education simulation methodology covid-19 pandemic disease transmission disease outbreaks emerging infectious diseases temporal trends pulse check infection control tropical medicine public health preparedness child abuse group process quantitative science studies symptom management supportive care emergency nursing clinical microbiology computational imaging educational communication triage clinical translation short-term variability clinical infectious disease acute care research evaluation scholarly communication evaluation protocol hospital epidemiology clinical implementation implementation strategies healthcare value online education clinical decision-making disease management large-scale simulations patient experience care delivery caregivers patient satisfaction healthcare ethics clinical guidance clinical events practical guide educational opportunities urban accident hot debriefings in-hospital cardiac arrests clinical event debriefings health care simulation pediatric croup cryptococcal meningitis medical resuscitations nonemergency acute care

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Recommendations for Choosing Wisely in Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Five Opportunities to Improve Value. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Paul C. MullanKelly A. LevasseurLalit BajajMichele NypaverJames M. ChamberlainJennifer Thull-FreedmanOlivia OstrowShabnam Jain

healthcare valueemergency medicinepediatric emergency medicinepediatricsvalue theory

Simulation-Based Training in Clinical Event Debriefing Improves Leadership Performance. Pediatric Emergency Care (2024)

Arianne “Cuff” L. BakerMichael C. MonuteauxPaul C. MullanJoshua NaglerKate Dorney

clinical eventemergency careemergency medicinepediatric emergency medicinepediatricssimulation-based training

Reducing Physical Restraints in Pediatrics: A Quality Improvement Mixed-Methods Analysis of Implementing a Clinical Debriefing Process After Behavioural Health Emergencies in a Children's Hospital. Current problems in pediatric and adolescent health care (2023)

Paul C. MullanAndrea D. JenningsErin StricklanElizabeth MartinezMonica WeeksKaren MitchellTuraj VazifedanRachel Andam-MejiaDaniel B. Spencer

implementation researchphysical restraintspsychiatryclinical debriefing processpediatricsbehavioural health emergencies

Abstract 180: Impact of Hot Debriefing Programs on Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Quality and Outcomes. Circulation (2022)

Priti JaniTodd SwebergMaya DewanKen TegtmeyerPaul MullanHeather GriffisXuemei ZhangDana NilesVinay M NadkarniHeather Wolfe

emergency medicinepediatricsoutcomes researchresuscitation

Changing Temporal Trends in Patient Volumes in a Pediatric Emergency Department During a Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown: A Retrospective Cohort Study. PLoS ONE (2022)

Paul C. MullanTuraj Vazifedan

public healthdisaster medicinepatient safetyemergency medicineretrospective cohort studiescovid-19 pandemicpatient volumesrespiratory medicinepediatric emergency departmentpediatricscohort studiestemporal trends

Intravenous Fluid Bolus Rates Associated With Outcomes in Pediatric Sepsis: A Multi-Center Analysis. Open Access Emergency Medicine (2022)

Paul C MullanChristopher M PruittKelly A LevasseurCharles G MaciasRaina PaulHolly DepinetAnh Thy H NguyenElliot Melendez

emergency carehematologyemergency medicinepediatric sepsisepidemiologymulti-center analysisrespiratory medicinecritical caresepsis

Team Debriefing in the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study of a Hospital-Wide Clinical Event Debriefing Program and a Novel Qualitative Model to Analyze Debriefing Content. Advances in Simulation (2022)

Thomas B. Welch-HoranPaul C. MullanZobiya MominJeannie EggersJulia B. LawrenceRoyanne L. LichliterCara B. Doughty

health communicationgroup processemergency medicinesimulation methodologyclinical decision-makingpublic healthdisaster medicinequalitative researchdisease managementteam debriefingmodeling and simulationqualitative studyhealth scienceshospital medicinehospital-wide clinical eventquantitative science studieslarge-scale simulationshealth carecovid-19 pandemicnovel qualitative modelrespiratory medicineintensive care

Covid-19 Croup: Solitary Infections and a Coinfection Case – Author Reply to a Letter. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2021)

Paul C. MullanApril M.R. VennJames M. Schmidt

public healthdisease transmissioncovid-19emergency medicinerespiratory infectionsepidemiologyclinical microbiologyveterinary medicinesolitary infectionscoinfection casevirus epidemiologyvirologyauthor replyrespiratory medicineclinical epidemiologydisease outbreaksemerging infectious diseases

Debriefing the Debriefings: Caring for Our Patients and Caring for Ourselves. Hospital Pediatrics (2021)

Paul C. MullanLauren E. ZinnsAdam Cheng

patient experiencehealth communicationpatient safetyhospital medicinesymptom managementcare deliveryhealth carecaregiverspatient satisfactionhealthcare ethicsfamily medicinepalliative careintensive carecritical carepediatricssupportive care

Development, Validation, and Implementation of a Guideline to Improve Clinical Event Debriefing at a Level-I Adult and Level-II Pediatric Trauma Center. Journal of Emergency Nursing (2021)

Steven Phillip TylerJane DixonJanet ParkosewichPaul C. MullanAmish Aghera

emergency medicinenursinglevel-i adulttraumarespiratory medicineemergency nursingpediatricsclinical guidance

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Paul Mullan

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Emergency Medicine

NonePaul Mullan is currently serving as a Emergency Medicine faculty at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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George Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Recommendations for Choosing Wisely in Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Five Opportunities to Improve Value. Annals of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Paul C. MullanKelly A. LevasseurLalit BajajMichele NypaverJames M. ChamberlainJennifer Thull-FreedmanOlivia OstrowShabnam Jain

healthcare valueemergency medicinepediatric emergency medicinepediatricsvalue theory

Simulation-Based Training in Clinical Event Debriefing Improves Leadership Performance. Pediatric Emergency Care (2024)

Arianne “Cuff” L. BakerMichael C. MonuteauxPaul C. MullanJoshua NaglerKate Dorney

clinical eventemergency careemergency medicinepediatric emergency medicinepediatricssimulation-based training

Paul C. MullanAndrea D. JenningsErin StricklanElizabeth MartinezMonica WeeksKaren MitchellTuraj VazifedanRachel Andam-MejiaDaniel B. Spencer

implementation researchphysical restraintspsychiatryclinical debriefing processpediatricsbehavioural health emergencies

Abstract 180: Impact of Hot Debriefing Programs on Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Quality and Outcomes. Circulation (2022)

Priti JaniTodd SwebergMaya DewanKen TegtmeyerPaul MullanHeather GriffisXuemei ZhangDana NilesVinay M NadkarniHeather Wolfe

emergency medicinepediatricsoutcomes researchresuscitation

Changing Temporal Trends in Patient Volumes in a Pediatric Emergency Department During a Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown: A Retrospective Cohort Study. PLoS ONE (2022)

Paul C. MullanTuraj Vazifedan

Intravenous Fluid Bolus Rates Associated With Outcomes in Pediatric Sepsis: A Multi-Center Analysis. Open Access Emergency Medicine (2022)

Paul C MullanChristopher M PruittKelly A LevasseurCharles G MaciasRaina PaulHolly DepinetAnh Thy H NguyenElliot Melendez

emergency carehematologyemergency medicinepediatric sepsisepidemiologymulti-center analysisrespiratory medicinecritical caresepsis

Thomas B. Welch-HoranPaul C. MullanZobiya MominJeannie EggersJulia B. LawrenceRoyanne L. LichliterCara B. Doughty

Covid-19 Croup: Solitary Infections and a Coinfection Case – Author Reply to a Letter. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2021)

Paul C. MullanApril M.R. VennJames M. Schmidt

Debriefing the Debriefings: Caring for Our Patients and Caring for Ourselves. Hospital Pediatrics (2021)

Paul C. MullanLauren E. ZinnsAdam Cheng

Development, Validation, and Implementation of a Guideline to Improve Clinical Event Debriefing at a Level-I Adult and Level-II Pediatric Trauma Center. Journal of Emergency Nursing (2021)

Steven Phillip TylerJane DixonJanet ParkosewichPaul C. MullanAmish Aghera

emergency medicinenursinglevel-i adulttraumarespiratory medicineemergency nursingpediatricsclinical guidance

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