VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS - NATIONAL 04/2011 Visiting Professor, Effects of Severe Sepsis” Wayne State University “Long-term School of Medicine Harper University Hospital, Detroit, MI. 08/2011 Visiting Scholar, But Different: Which Hospitalizations are Associated With New Cognitive Decline and Disability? Why Should We Care?” Puget Sound VA HSR&D, Seattle, WA. 08/2011 Visiting Scholar, Inferences about Long-term Outcomes of Acute Illness “Spurious Resulting from Inadequate Control for Pre-Morbid Trajectory: the Case of Severe Sepsis and Geriatric Conditions” University of Washington, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Seattle, WA. 05/2012 Visiting Professor, Internal Medicine Grand Rounds Faculty, Sepsis: “Severe and Life-Altering” Ohio State University, Department of Internal Medicine, Columbus, OH. 11/2012 Visiting Professor, Critical Care Grand Rounds Faculty, After Severe Sepsis” “Life Mayo Clinic, Department of Critical Care, Rochester, MN. 02/2013 Visiting Professor, Surprising Heterogeneity in the Hazards of “The Hospitalization: Diagnosis Matters” University of Pennsylvania, Institute on Aging, Philadelphia, PA. VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS - INTERNATIONAL 10/2009 Faculty, Clinical Research Methods 2)” Methods in “Advanced Epidemiologic, Clinical and Operations Research (MECOR), American Thoracic Society & Latin American Thoracic Society, Botucatu, Brazil 01/2010 Visiting Professor, They Go For Help: The Informal Organization of U.S. “Where Inter-hospital Critical Care Transfers” Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, Toronto, CA. 01/2010 Visiting Professor, Functional and Cognitive Impairment Among “Long-term Survivors of Severe Sepsis: A Decade-long Evaluation of Over 1,200 Patients” Critical Care Grand Rounds, Sunnybrook Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, CA. 02/2014 Visiting Professor, Old Man’s Friend No More: Long-term Outcomes After “The Sepsis”, University of Manitoba Department of Medicine Grand Rounds, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS - NATIONAL 04/2011 Visiting Professor, “Long-term Effects of Severe Sepsis” Wayne State University School of Medicine Harper University Hospital, Detroit, MI. 08/2011 Visiting Scholar, But Different: Which Hospitalizations are Associated With New Cognitive Decline and Disability? Why Should We Care?” Puget Sound VA HSR&D, Seattle, WA. 08/2011 Visiting Scholar, “Spurious Inferences about Long-term Outcomes of Acute Illness Resulting from Inadequate Control for Pre-Morbid Trajectory: the Case of Severe Sepsis and Geriatric Conditions” University of Washington, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Seattle, WA. 05/2012 Visiting Professor, Internal Medicine Grand Rounds Faculty, “Severe Sepsis: and Life-Altering” Ohio State University, Department of Internal Medicine, Columbus, OH. 11/2012 Visiting Professor, Critical Care Grand Rounds Faculty, “Life After Severe Sepsis” Mayo Clinic, Department of Critical Care, Rochester, MN. 02/2013 Visiting Professor, “The Surprising Heterogeneity in the Hazards of Hospitalization: Diagnosis Matters” University of Pennsylvania, Institute on Aging, Philadelphia, PA. VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS - INTERNATIONAL 10/2009 Faculty, “Advanced Clinical Research Methods 2)” Methods in Epidemiologic, Clinical and Operations Research (MECOR), American Thoracic Society & Latin American Thoracic Society, Botucatu, Brazil 01/2010 Visiting Professor, “Where They Go For Help: The Informal Organization of U.S. Inter-hospital Critical Care Transfers” Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, Toronto, CA. 01/2010 Visiting Professor, “Long-term Functional and Cognitive Impairment Among Survivors of Severe Sepsis: A Decade-long Evaluation of Over 1,200 Patients” Critical Care Grand Rounds, Sunnybrook Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, CA. 02/2014 Visiting Professor, “The Old Man’s Friend No More: Long-term Outcomes After Sepsis”, University of Manitoba Department of Medicine Grand Rounds, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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