2004 Annual Report - Department of Anesthesiology - Duke University

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Mission Statement The mission of this department is to provide the highest quality patient care and to engage in superior academic pursuits through excellence in teaching and research. Aspiring to our goal is a team of skilled anesthesia professionals with different educational backgrounds and unique abilities who embrace collaborative, collegial, and complementary relationships. Specifically, we endeavor to • deliver first-rate patient care in operating, labor, and delivery rooms, postanesthetic and intensive care units, the hyperbaric center and perioperative activities (including surgical screening clinic and acute pain management); • provide consultant services for preoperative and postoperative care; • coordinate a multidisciplinary approach in diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic pain disorders; • provide leadership and administrative support in organizing operating rooms, intensive care units, ambulatory surgery, transesophageal echocardiography service, hyperbaric medicine and the heart center; • assess quality care and patient outcomes, develop programs to facilitate cost effectiveness, and enhance operating room efficiency; • promote an environment supportive of learning and growth, in which each departmental member serves as an appropriate and professional role model; • enlarge knowledge through vigorous investigative laboratory and clinical research programs; and • conduct all professional matters in an ethical manner in order to bring pride and honor to the anesthesia department and fellow Duke Medical Center colleagues. DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY • 2004 ANNUAL REPORT • DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY 2004 ANNUAL REPORT DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
Page 1: DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY 2004 A
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Frank H. Kern, MD, FCCM Chief, Divi
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50 • CLINICAL SERVICES, Pediatric
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Basic Science and Translational Res
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Jonathan B. Mark, MD Chief, Anesthe
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failure following coronary surgery.
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Holly A. Muir, MD, FRCP(C) Chief, D
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RESEARCH STUDIES Adult and Fetal Ph
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Catherine K. Lineberger, MD Residen
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videotaped and debriefed by the fac
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David S. Warner, MD Program Co-Chai
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Debra A. Schwinn, MD Vice Chair, Re
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Annual Academic Evening This evenin
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72 • RESEARCH Total Anesthesology
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LABORATORY RESEARCH CONFERENCES-200
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Clinical Faculty, Faculty Emeriti,
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