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Her training and experience as a UNC Emergency Medicine physician equipped her to assist multiple families during long and difficult days in storm-ravaged western N.C.

The $300K, 2-year research project is being funding by a "Grants for Early Medical/Surgical Specialists’ Transition to Aging Research" (GEMSSTAR) career development award.

The research shows firearm injuries in N.C. are pervasive and increasing, but preventable.

The study, published in the N.C. Medical Journal, included several current and former UNC faculty members and students.

In this role, he will be responsible for review & maintenance, and author recruitment for the bi-monthly publication.

Numerous awards were presented to residents and faculty by their peers during the event.

Participants came from 16 counties throughout N.C. to attend the week-long residential program held on the UNC campus.

Dr. Gitau presented the data at the annual Society of Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) conference during a visit to the U.S.

UNC Medical Center SANE team members are now seeing patients at UNC Hillsborough so patients don’t have to be transferred to Chapel Hill for care.

The research findings were published in PLOS ONE.

The AACEM is part of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM).

During the annual event, each of the AOE members was recognized for their enthusiasm, dedication and talents.

Category: News

Dr. Mariecely Luciano-Feijoo Deploys With ‘Swift Water Rescue Team,’ Providing Vital On-Site Assistance in Aftermath of Hurricane Helene

Dr. Martin Casey Receives R03/GEMSSTAR Grant from National Institute on Aging, for Emergency Department Aspirin Study

Emergency Medicine & Injury Prevention Research Center Provide Important Insights Regarding Firearm Injuries.

Recent Findings From EM Investigators: “Drug Misuse Among Pediatric Patients: Encounters in the Prehospital Field”

Dr. Daniel Migliaccio Selected as Physician Editor for Emergency Medicine Reports

A Celebration of Excellence and Achievement at Emergency Medicine’s Banquet & Residency Graduation

24 High School Students Attend “Rural Medicine Summer Academy”

Dr. Mary Gitau Presents Research on the World Health Organization’s Basic Emergency Care Course with Early Stage Graduates in Kenya

UNC Emergency Medicine’s Forensic Nursing Program Expands its “Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner” (SANE) Services

CCHI Team in Emergency Medicine Publishes New Insights Regarding: “EMS Injury Cause Codes More Accurate than ED Visit ICD-10-CM Codes for Firearm Injury Intent in N.C.”

Dr. Jane Brice is Elected as SAEM’s “President of the Association of Academic Chairs of Emergency Medicine”

Emergency Medicine Faculty and Trainees are Recognized at UNC Academy of Educators (AOE) Evening of Scholarship