Birthplace: Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
College: Allegheny College, Meadville, Pennsylvania
Medical School: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
Residency: University of Pittsburgh Affiliated Residency in
Emergency Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA - Chief Resident
Board Certification: Emergency Medicine |
Medical/Research Interests: Telehealth, simulation, healthcare
informatics, airway management, trauma
Personal Interests: Golf, cycling, walking, travel, hiking
About the Residency: The University at Buffalo
Emergency Medicine Residency offers a tremendous variety of experiences
in different hospital settings, now including a rural hospital
experience. Also cutting edge experiences in ultrasound and
telemedicine.
About Buffalo: True 4 seasons
living, good people, and cost-effective living. Big time sports with
the Buffalo Bills and Sabres. The UB Basketball team is not bad
either. Lots of great golf courses and pleasant summers to enjoy them
to the fullest.
Emergency Department Simulation for Research and Training in Health Care IT - Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Grant - Read Press Release, 11/26/07
Acute Burn Telemedicine & CIT vs. CT
Telemedicine Wound Care Program
Electronic Health Record (Reg. Health Info. Organization)
Virtual Environment on Simulation of a Pandemic (Second Life Training)
A Statewide Plan for Burn Emergency Preparedness Incorporating Telehealth Technologies
Integrating ER Telemedicine Consultations into a Tertiary Academic Emergency Department
Ellis DG, Linh L, Soloff L, Sticht F, Chertoff L, Amyot P, Miller S, Lentz C, Yurt R: A Statewide Plan for Burn Emergency Preparedness Incorporating Telehealth Technologies. American Telemedicine Association National Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 2009.
Ellis DG, Linh L, Soloff L, Sticht F, Chertoff L, Amyot P, Miller S, Lentz C, Yurt R: A Statewide Plan for Burn Emergency Preparedness Incorporating Telehealth Technologies. Telemedicine and e-Health, 15 (Supp. 1): S-64, April 2009.
Ellis DG, Kristoff B, Sticht F, Schneggenburger M, Luk J: Integrating ER Telemedicine Consultations into a Tertiary Academic Emergency Department. American Telemedicine Association National Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 2009.
Ellis DG, Kristoff B, Sticht F, Schneggenburger M, Luk J: Integrating ER Telemedicine Consultations into a Tertiary Academic Emergency Department. Telemedicine and e-Health, 15 (Suppl. 1): S-116, April 2009.
Ellis DG, Brown JL, Myers J. Emergency Medicine Resident Trauma Simulation Lab (With and Without a Cognitive Participant). Accepted, 2008 SAEM Annual Meeting.
Brown J, Ellis D, Myers J, Sticht F, Mayrose J, Meinert E, Priya A, Beckman K. Trauma Simulation Performance Improved by Addition of Tele-Trauma Attending Physician. Academic Emergency Medicine 2008;15(5): Supplement 1, S158-159.
Simulation of Tele-Trauma Resuscitations for Rural Emergency Physicians and Emergency Medicine Residents. IEME, Annual Society of Academic Emergency Medicine, Chicago, IL - May 16-19, 2007.
Ellis DG, Brown JL, Myers JW, Meinert: Simulation of Tele-Trauma Resuscitations for Rural Emergency Physicians and Emergency Medicine Residents. Abstract, Acad Emerg Med 2007;14:S219. Click here to view
Brown JL, Ellis DE, Myers J, Beckman K: Senior Emergency Medicine Residents Overestimate Their Clinical Performance on Simulated Trauma Cases. ACGME Educational Conference, Kissimmee, FL, March 2-4, 2007.
TeleTrauma Participant Improves Trauma Team Performance on Simulated Trauma Scenarios. Annual Telemedicine Association Meeting, Nashville, TN - May 12-15, 2007.
Click here to view all of Dr. Ellis' research publications/activity
|
.gif){kind=small}
