Category Archives: patient outcome

Emergency Medical Services, Survival, and a Nightmare: Ethics 101 (by Jonathan Mayer)

Posted on March 24, 2018 by epihealth

Early in my career, much of my research centered around determinants of survival from out of hospital cardiac arrest. Coming from a background in geographical and spatial epidemiology, it was axiomatic that location of facilities was very important, or even … Continue reading →

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How I Became Interested in Pain

Posted on March 10, 2017 by epihealth

I am often asked about the origins of my interest in pain and pain research. It’s a complex question and it fits in with my past experience: I tend to be interested in issues that both intrigue me intellectually, and … Continue reading →

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