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department of anesthesiology

Gregory Janelle

UF Health names interim chair of anesthesiology

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Gregory M. Janelle, M.D., FASE, FASA, appointed interim chair of the department of anesthesiology
Timothy Morey poses for a photo outside on the UF Health campus.

UF Health Shands names new chief medical officer

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article
Timothy Morey, M.D., previously served as chair of the department of anesthesiology
By Styliana Resvanis
award medal graphic

Rounds of applause: Fall 2022

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Staff, Students
Recent awards and achievements of the UF College of Medicine community
photo of a computer screen with an animation under the heading 'introduction to artificial intelligence'

Courses in technical skills for AI in medicine coming soon

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research news, Students
The lessons will teach the programming skills and analysis required for deeper understanding of AI
By Emily Mavrakis
A graphic showing patient stats popping up from an iPad being held by a physician.

UF researchers’ AI system gives doctors better insight into patients’ conditions

In College, Featured Article, Research news
Researchers designed the AI system using data collected from patients’ vital signs
By Doug Bennett
Two men in scrubs look at the camera from inside a hospital room

UF medical school graduate shares his journey from Haiti to Gainesville

In Alumni, College, Featured Article
Anesthesiology resident Fritz-Gerald Charles, M.D. ’18, hopes his research will impact global health
By Emily Mavrakis
The MySurgeryRisk mobile app gives doctors detailed information on each complication (left) and risk predictions from the algorithm along with major factors leading to the prediction (right).

UF researchers’ artificial intelligence platform accurately predicts surgical complications

In College, Featured Article, Research news
The system is at least as accurate as physicians in predicting surgical complications and sometimes more so
By Doug Bennett

UF Health team develops technique to conserve oxygen during acute shortages

In College, Featured Article
The team conceived a novel way to prolong the life of oxygen cylinders by reducing oxygen waste
A chart showing the number of new residents and fellows at U-F Health.

Welcoming new physicians

In College, Featured Article, Staff
On July 1, 200 new residents joined the UF Health family
By Karen Dooley
Illustration of sepsis bacteria in bloodstream.

UF Health sepsis study uses AI technology, urinary cellular gene expression for early detection

In College, Featured Article, Research news
According to CDC, more than 1.5 million American adults develop sepsis each year