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Contributing Factors to Operating Room Delays Identified from an Electronic Health Record: A Retrospective Study by Pappada, Scott M., Papadimos, Thomas J., Khuder, Sadik, Mack, Sean T., Beachy, Peyton Z., Casabianca, Andrew B.

“…The operating room (OR) is considered a major cost center and revenue generator for hospitals. Multiple factors contribute to OR delays and impact patient…”
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Application of machine learning for lung cancer survival prognostication-A systematic review and meta-analysis by Didier, Alexander J, Nigro, Anthony, Noori, Zaid, Omballi, Mohamed A, Pappada, Scott M, Hamouda, Danae M

“…Machine learning (ML) techniques have gained increasing attention in the field of healthcare, including predicting outcomes in patients with lung cancer. ML…”
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Presumed antiphospholipid syndrome and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura: An infrequent association by Dolin, Hallie Hanna, Dziuba, Mark, Pappada, Scott M., Papadimos, Thomas John

“…Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is an autoimmune disease that demonstrates antiphospholipid antibodies that cause hypercoagulability and leads to venous and…”
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Machine learning in medicine: It has arrived, let's embrace it by Pappada, Scott M.

“…Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) have arrived in medicine and the healthcare community is experiencing significant growth in their adoption…”
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Continuous glucose monitoring identifies relationship between optimized glycemic control and post-discharge acute care facility needs by Pappada, Scott M, Woodling, Karina, Owais, Mohammad Hamza, Zink, Evan M, Dahbour, Layth, Tripathi, Ravi S, Khuder, Sadik A, Papadimos, Thomas J

“…Hyperglycemia is an independent risk factor in hospitalized patients for adverse outcomes, even if patients are not diabetic. We used continuous glucose…”
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Evaluation of a model for glycemic prediction in critically ill surgical patients by Pappada, Scott M, Cameron, Brent D, Tulman, David B, Bourey, Raymond E, Borst, Marilyn J, Olorunto, William, Bergese, Sergio D, Evans, David C, Stawicki, Stanislaw P A, Papadimos, Thomas J

“…We evaluated a neural network model for prediction of glucose in critically ill trauma and post-operative cardiothoracic surgical patients. A prospective,…”
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Neural network-based real-time prediction of glucose in patients with insulin-dependent diabetes by Pappada, Scott M, Cameron, Brent D, Rosman, Paul M, Bourey, Raymond E, Papadimos, Thomas J, Olorunto, William, Borst, Marilyn J

“…Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technologies report measurements of interstitial glucose concentration every 5 min. CGM technologies have the potential to…”
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Development and validation of a sepsis risk index supporting early identification of ICU-acquired sepsis: an observational study by Pappada, Scott M., Owais, Mohammad Hamza, Feeney, John J., Salinas, Jose, Chaney, Benjamin, Duggan, Joan, Sparkle, Tanaya, Aouthmany, Shaza, Hinch, Bryan, Papadimos, Thomas J.

“…Sepsis is a threat to global health, and domestically is the major cause of in-hospital mortality. Due to increases in inpatient morbidity and mortality…”
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Development of a neural network for prediction of glucose concentration in type 1 diabetes patients by Pappada, Scott M, Cameron, Brent D, Rosman, Paul M

“…A major difficulty in the management of diabetes is the optimization of insulin therapies to avoid occurrences of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Many factors…”
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Development of a neural network model for predicting glucose levels in a surgical critical care setting by Pappada, Scott M, Borst, Marilyn J, Cameron, Brent D, Bourey, Raymond E, Lather, Jason D, Shipp, Desmond, Chiricolo, Antonio, Papadimos, Thomas J

“…Development of neural network models for the prediction of glucose levels in critically ill patients through the application of continuous glucose monitoring…”
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Comorbidity polypharmacy score and its clinical utility: A pragmatic practitioner's perspective by Stawicki, Stanislaw P, Kalra, Sarathi, Jones, Christian, Justiniano, Carla F, Papadimos, Thomas J, Galwankar, Sagar C, Pappada, Scott M, Feeney, John J, Evans, David C

“…Modern medical management of comorbid conditions has resulted in escalating use of multiple medications and the emergence of the twin phenomena of…”
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Increasing patient safety with neonates via handoff communication during delivery: a call for interprofessional health care team training across GME and CME by Vanderbilt, Allison A, Pappada, Scott M, Stein, Howard, Harper, David, Papadimos, Thomas J

“…Hospitals have struggled for years regarding the handoff process of communicating patient information from one health care professional to another. Ineffective…”
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System decision framework for augmenting human performance using real-time workload classifiers by Durkee, Kevin T., Pappada, Scott M., Ortiz, Andres E., Feeney, John J., Galster, Scott M.

“…The high volume of information available to human operators and increasing scale of work can become unmanageable due to the complexity found in a variety of…”
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A System for Real-Time Syringe Classification and Volume Measurement Using a Combination of Image Processing and Artificial Neural Networks by Regmi, Hem K., Nesamony, Jerry, Pappada, Scott M., Papadimos, Thomas J., Devabhaktuni, Vijay

“…Purpose The purpose of this research was to develop a system that can read and report the volume of liquid medication present in syringes. Methods The system…”
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Usage of an Electronic Life Event Diary^sup sm^, CGMS, and CAPR To Anticipate Hypoglycemia in DM1 Patients by Pappada, Scott M, Rosman, Paul M

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Comorbidity polypharmacy score and its clinical utility: A pragmatic practitioner′s perspective by Stawicki, StanislawP, Kalra, Sarathi, Jones, Christian, Justiniano, CarlaF, Papadimos, ThomasJ, Galwankar, SagarC, Pappada, ScottM, Feeney, JohnJ, Evans, DavidC

“…Modern medical management of comorbid conditions has resulted in escalating use of multiple medications and the emergence of the twin phenomena of…”
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Presumed antiphospholipid syndrome and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura: An infrequent association by Dolin, Hallie Hanna, Dziuba, Mark, Pappada, Scott M, Papadimos, Thomas John

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