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    Burnout in Trauma Surgeons During the COVID-19 Pandemic: a Long-standing Problem Worsens by Ladha, Prerna, Lasinski, Alaina M., Kara, Ali M., Relation, Theresa, Tseng, Esther S.

    Published in Current trauma reports (2023)
    “…Purpose of Review Physician burnout is well-described in the literature. We analyze the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on burnout in trauma and acute care…”
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    A critical view: Examining disparities regarding timely cholecystectomy by Imbroane, Marisa R., Badrinathan, Avanti, Friedl, Sophia L., Mo, Allison, Tran, Andrew, Carrane, Hope, Tseng, Esther S., Ho, Vanessa P.

    Published in Surgery (01-11-2024)
    “…Implicit bias may prevent patients with abdominal pain from receiving optimal workup and treatment. We hypothesized that patients from socially disadvantaged…”
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    Do new trauma centers provide needed or redundant access? A nationwide analysis by Ferre, Alexandra C., Curtis, Jacqueline, Flippin, J. Alford, Claridge, Jeffrey A., Tseng, Esther S., Brown, Laura R., Ho, Vanessa Phillis

    “…Our prior research has demonstrated that increasing the number of trauma centers (TCs) in a state does not reliably improve state-level injury-related…”
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    Performance of trauma-trained large language models on surgical assessment questions: A new approach in resource identification by Mahajan, Arnav, Tran, Andrew, Tseng, Esther S., Como, John J., El-Hayek, Kevin M., Ladha, Prerna, Ho, Vanessa P.

    Published in Surgery (23-09-2024)
    “…Large language models have successfully navigated simulated medical board examination questions. However, whether and how language models can be used in…”
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    Downstream hospital system effects of a comprehensive trauma recovery services program by DeMario, Belinda, Kalina, Mark J., Truong, Evelyn, Hendrickson, Sarah, Tseng, Esther S., Claridge, Jeffrey A., Vallier, Heather, Ho, Vanessa P.

    “…Trauma patients are often noted to have poor compliance but high recidivism and readmission rates. Participation in a trauma recovery services (TRS) program,…”
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    Prehospital tourniquet application in extremity vascular trauma: Improved functional outcomes by Thai, Anthony P, Tseng, Esther S, Kishawi, Sami K, Robenstine, Jacinta C, Ho, Vanessa P

    Published in Surgery (01-12-2023)
    “…Support for prehospital tourniquet use has increased, with recent data suggesting that tourniquet usage decreases shock without increasing limb complications…”
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    Is more better? Do statewide increases in trauma centers reduce injury-related mortality? by Truong, Evelyn I., Ho, Vanessa P., Tseng, Esther S., Ngana, Colette, Curtis, Jacqueline, Curfman, Eric T., Claridge, Jeffrey A.

    “…Trauma centers are inconsistently distributed throughout the United States. It is unclear if new trauma centers improve care and decrease mortality. We tested…”
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    Race and trauma mortality: The effect of hospital-level Black–White patient race distribution by Kishawi, Sami K., Tseng, Esther S., Adomshick, Victoria J., Towe, Christopher W., Ho, Vanessa P.

    “…Race-related health disparities have been well documented in the United States. In some settings, Black patients have better outcomes in hospitals that serve…”
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    And Miles to Go Before We Sleep: EAST Diversity and Inclusivity Progress and Remaining Challenges by Tseng, Esther S., Weaver, Jessica L., Sangosanya, Ayodele T., Gelbard, Rondi B., Martin, Matthew J., Tung, Lily, Santos, Ariel P., McCunn, Maureen, Bonne, Stephanie, Joseph, Bellal, Zakrison, Tanya L.

    Published in Annals of surgery (01-04-2023)
    “…The aim of this study was to examine the diversity, equity, and inclusion landscape in academic trauma surgery and the EAST organization. In 2019, the Eastern…”
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    Perceptions of Equity and Inclusion in Acute Care Surgery: From the #EAST4ALL Survey by Tseng, Esther S., Zakrison, Tanya L., Williams, Brian, Bernard, Andrew C., Martin, Matthew J., Zebib, Laura, Soklaridis, Sophie, Kaafarani, Haytham M., Zarzaur, Ben L., Crandall, Marie, Seamon, Mark J., Winfield, Robert D., Bruns, Brandon

    Published in Annals of surgery (01-12-2020)
    “…OBJECTIVES AND BACKGROUND:The aim of this study was to characterize equity and inclusion in acute care surgery (ACS) with a survey to examine the demographics…”
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    Pediatric Trauma Care Disparities: Association of Race and Sex With High Acuity Trauma Hospital Admissions by Ladha, Prerna, Curry, Caleb W., Badrinathan, Avanti, Imbroane, Marisa R., Bhamre, Rasika V., Como, John J., Tseng, Esther S., Ho, Vanessa P.

    Published in The Journal of surgical research (01-04-2024)
    “…For adult trauma patients, the likelihood of receiving treatment at a hospital properly equipped for trauma care can vary by race and sex. This study examines…”
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    “What Are My Injuries?” Health Literacy and Patient Comprehension of Trauma Care and Injuries by DeMario, Belinda, Robenstine, Jacinta, Tseng, Esther S., Douglass, Francisca, Como, John J., Claridge, Jeffrey A., Ho, Vanessa P.

    Published in The Journal of surgical research (01-12-2021)
    “…Trauma patients often have complex injuries treated by multidisciplinary providers with wide-ranging expertise. We hypothesized that trauma patients would…”
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    Variation in neurosurgical intervention for severe traumatic brain injury: The challenge of measuring quality in trauma center verification by Truong, Evelyn I., Stanley, Samuel P., DeMario, Belinda S., Tseng, Esther S., Como, John J., Ho, Vanessa P., Kelly, Michael L.

    “…BACKGROUND Intracranial pressure monitor (ICPm) procedure rates are a quality metric for American College of Surgeons trauma center verification. However, ICPm…”
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    Home Medication Regimens Increase in Complexity After Admission for Fall in the Older Trauma Patient by Stanley, Samuel P, DeMario, Belinda S, Beel, Kevin T, Lee, Michelle S, Petitt, Jordan C, Brown, Laura R, Tseng, Esther S, Ho, Vanessa P

    Published in The American surgeon (01-11-2023)
    “…Hospitalization for the older trauma patient is an opportunity to assess polypharmacy. We hypothesized that medication regimen complexity (RxCS) and pain…”
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    Factors Influencing Nonadherence to Recommended Postdischarge Follow-Up After Trauma by Truong, Evelyn I., DeMario, Belinda S., Hendrickson, Sarah, Kalina, Mark J., Vallier, Heather A., Tseng, Esther S., Claridge, Jeffrey A., Ho, Vanessa P.

    Published in The Journal of surgical research (01-12-2020)
    “…Historically, trauma patients have low adherence to recommended outpatient follow-up plans, which is crucial for improved long-term clinical outcomes. We…”
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    Can educational videos reduce opioid consumption in trauma inpatients? A cluster-randomized pilot study by Tseng, Esther S., Zolin, Samuel J., Young, Brian T., Claridge, Jeffrey A., Conrad-Schnetz, Kristen J., Curfman, Eric T., Wise, Nicole L., Lemaitre, Vetrica C., Ho, Vanessa P.

    “…Opioids are often used to treat pain after traumatic injury, but patient education on safe use of opioids is not standard. To address this gap, we created a…”
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    Opioid prescribing in minimally injured trauma patients: Effect of a state prescribing limit by Zolin, Samuel J., Ho, Vanessa P., Young, Brian T., Harvey, Alexis R., Beel, Kevin T., Tseng, Esther S., Brown, Laura R., Claridge, Jeffrey A.

    Published in Surgery (01-10-2019)
    “…Opioid-prescribing practices for minimally injured trauma patients are unknown. We hypothesized that opioid-prescribing frequency and morphine-equivalent doses…”
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    Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy is Safe Both Day and Night by Tseng, Esther S., Imran, Jonathan B., Nassour, Ibrahim, Luk, Stephen S., Cripps, Michael W.

    Published in The Journal of surgical research (01-01-2019)
    “…It is reported that performing laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) at night leads to increased rates of complications and conversion to open. We hypothesize that…”
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