0009-0007-9036-1190 About
Dhruv Sharma, MS is currently the Data Analyst/Scientist/Architect at the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). He currently leads the Emergency Medicine Data Institute’s data science projects, performing big data analytics for all data science grants, contracts and requests to ACEP’s national data registry. His other focuses at ACEP include the development and maintenance of Quality Measures, data analytics for Emergency Quality Network and Quality Measures, development and authoring of Business Process Models for ACEP policies & development of Continuing Medical Education, and data analytics work to numerous other data science grants at ACEP.
Prior to ACEP, Mr. Sharma obtained multidisciplinary experience through basic science research, statistical analyses, data science & healthcare. His basic science experience includes projects in clinical research with PTSD patients and virtual simulation treatment paradigms, animal behavior research in learned behavior tasks and attention/vigilance tasks, & GABAergic research in basal ganglia pathways, optogenetic electrophysiology, and computational experimentation. He has also developed and maintained board statistical and computational experiences including scientific analysis for research projects using Excel, MatLab, Mathematica, R, SQL, Python, PyS. His health care experience includes working as a CNA in high school, making decisions integral to patient diagnoses and treatments at Hahnemann University Hospital, and international surgical experience as a student-intern at SSG Hospital in India. In addition to his broad experiences, he has gained proficiency in communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
Employment
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American College of Emergency Physicians Data Scientist/Architect2017 - Present
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Publications (13)
- 242 Leveraging Big Data in American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Data Institute Registry to Find the Rate of Co-testing for HIV When Already Testing for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Save
- 284 Nationwide Capabilities Assessment of Emergency Department Care of Patients With Opioid Use Disorder: 2022 to 2023 Save
- 39 Leveraging Big Data in American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Medicine Data Institute Registry to Find the Rate of Co-testing for Syphilis When Already Testing for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Save
- 48 Capabilities of Emergency Departments to Treat Alcohol Use Disorder: Assessment From a Large Quality Improvement Initiative Save
- 8 Changes in Emergency Department Quality Improvement Practices Between 2019 and 2023: Analysis of the Emergency Quality (E-QUAL) Network Quality Readiness Assessments Save
- Improving Sepsis Management Through the Emergency Quality Network Sepsis Initiative Save
- 165 Trends in Emergency Department Dental Pain Visits During the COVID19 Pandemic Save
- 173 Leveraging Syndromic Surveillance Data to Create Emergency Department COVID19 Data Visualization Tool Save
- 41 A Nation-Wide Emergency Department Quality Initiative to Improve Care of Patients With Opioid Use Disorder Save
- A survey of stroke‐related capabilities among a sample of US community emergency departments Save