Women of Neuro: Dr. Katharina Busl
We’re highlighting women leading our neuro research efforts at the University of Florida. Next, we're highlighting Dr. Katharina Busl, the director of UF Health Shands Neurointensive Care Unit
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Katharina Busl
Pilot program greatly improved wait times for neurological care, UF study shows
Novel “access clinic” dramatically decreased the wait from referral to appointment, improving patient satisfaction.
UF neurocritical care experts author guiding articles in latest issue of Continuum
Dr. Katharina Busl selected as guest editor for October’s edition of Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology.
Researchers evaluate sepsis warning assessment for neurocritically ill patients
Observational study or 7,286 patient led by UF Health researchers published in the journal Critical Care Explorations.
Neurocritical Care team earns patient safety award
Project led by MBI members addresses urgency of acting quickly in neurological emergency.
AMA Journal of Ethics: Understanding brain death
Dr. Katharina Busl explains that though misleading media reports on brain death are common, understanding how it differs from traditional circulatory death is important.
Sedation drug shows promise for neurological benefits after subarachnoid hemorrhage
A sedation drug shows promise to serve as a protective therapy for patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage, new review concludes.
Brain activation in acutely unresponsive patients
In The Conversation, Drs. Katharina Busl and Carolina Maciel weigh in on a new study suggesting that brain activity measured by EEG may provide a key indicator to predict a patient’s likelihood of recovering from an acute brain injury.
Three neurology faculty members honored with professorships
The seventh annual 2018 Celebrating Distinction event honored faculty named to endowed professorships, chairs.
