Dr. Diane Haddad

Biography

Diane Haddad is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago, specializing in surgical care. Her research centers on critically ill surgical patients, exploring areas such as the economic implications of acute care surgery, racial disparities in end-of-life suffering, and the impact of Medicaid enrollment on long-term health care utilization following traumatic injuries. She is actively involved in studies and publications that address pediatric firearm deaths, the contribution of rural hospitals to trauma care, and the complexities surrounding the establishment of trauma centers. With a focus on enhancing surgical outcomes and understanding the social policies affecting patient care, Haddad contributes significantly to advancement in surgical practices and patient management in trauma settings.

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