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Deborah Levine is an Associate Professor in Clinical Emergency Medicine and Clinical Pediatrics at Weill Cornell Medicine. With a focus on pediatric emergency care, she has led various quality improvement projects and published extensively on topics such as concussion in young children, the epidemiology of pediatric viral illnesses, and mental health emergencies associated with COVID-19. Her research aims to enhance patient outcomes by developing clinical prediction rules and risk stratification tools for young febrile infants, as well as studying the impacts of health policies and response frameworks during public health crises. Over the years, Levine has contributed to numerous academic articles that address urgent needs in pediatric healthcare, emphasizing evidence-based practices and innovative approaches in emergency settings. She is actively involved in mentoring within the field, highlighting the importance of supporting women in pediatric emergency medicine. Her work reflects a deep commitment to improving care and safety for children, particularly during critical health episodes.
Weill Cornell Medicine • New York, NY
Serving as Associate Professor in Clinical Emergency Medicine and Clinical Pediatrics, focusing on the improvement of pediatric care in emergency settings.
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