Dr. Lynn Mcnicoll

Biography

Lynn McNicoll is a Professor of Medicine and a Clinician Educator at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. After completing a fellowship in Geriatric Medicine and Clinical Epidemiology at Yale University in 2002, she joined the faculty to enhance quality management outcomes in geriatrics. Dr. McNicoll holds several leadership roles including Director of the Education Division in Geriatrics and the Scholarly Concentration Program, focusing on aging and quality improvement initiatives for hospitalized older adults. Her research interests include geriatrics, quality improvement, delirium, and geriatric-surgical co-management. She has served as a consultant to Healthcentric Advisors and has contributed to various professional organizations including the American Geriatrics Society. Dr. McNicoll has received multiple awards for her work in geriatric medicine and has been recognized as a Top Doctor in Rhode Island. She leads educational efforts to integrate geriatrics into medical training and improve care for older patients in the intensive care setting. Her funded research initiatives aim to implement evidence-based protocols to enhance patient safety across the state. Dr. McNicoll's scholarly work includes numerous publications addressing cognitive impairment and delirium in the ICU, among other vital topics in geriatrics.

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