Professor and Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Stephen Hargarten, MD
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Stephen Hargarten practices Emergency Medicine. He graduated from Medical College of Wisconsin. Medical College of Wisconsin is ranked 54 in research and 62 in primary care medicine He over the years received 1 awards: "Elected Member". Dr. Stephen Hargarten is a published doctor and has 94 publications published. The lastest was: 'Strengthening emergency medicine in Poland: a training and partnership model.' He accepts Medicare payments and is registered with Medicare.gov.
Publications
- Executive summary: global health and emergency care-what do we need to know to address the burden of illness and injury?
- Workplace violence in emergency medicine: current knowledge and future directions.
- Fall risk and prevention needs assessment in an older adult Latino population: a model community global health partnership.
- Evaluation of error in medicine: application of a public health model.
- A "call to arms" for a national reporting system on firearm injuries.
- Wisconsin needs to support death investigation: here's why.
- Injuries in Wisconsin.
- The Black Talon: a new risk for percutaneous injury.
- The Wisconsin Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance System.
- Injury prevention in medical school curriculums.
- Hypoglycemia manifested by sinus bradycardia: a report of three cases.
- Emporiatric medicine--growing into the 21st century: from patient care to population care.
- Injury control research and wilderness medicine: a babe dangling in the woods.
- Alcohol-related injuries: Do we really need more proof?
- Emergency air medical transport of U.S.-citizen tourists: 1988 to 1990.
- Strengthening emergency medicine in Poland: a training and partnership model.
- Characteristics of firearms involved in fatalities.
- Injury control. A crucial aspect of emergency medicine.
- Injury prevention curriculum.
- Alcohol-related research and advocacy: much to do, many places to do it!
- Prevention of firearm-related injuries and deaths among youth. A product-oriented approach.
- Alcohol use among injured patients aged 12 to 18 years.
- Emergency medicine and injury control research: past, present, and future.
- Dynamic analysis of penetrating trauma.
- Wisconsin firearm injury surveillance system development: a comparison of medical examiner/coroner data.
- Comparison between emergency department and inpatient E-codes.
- So, just do it...go upstream.
- Fatal childhood injury patterns in an urban setting.
- The problem of atlanto-occipital dislocation.
- Motorboat propeller injuries in Wisconsin: enumeration and prevention.
- Death after discharge from the emergency department.
- Emergency airway management in hanging victims.
- Motor vehicle crashes and seat belts: a study of emergency physician procedures, charges, and documentation.
- Emergency department surveillance: an examination of issues and a proposal for a national strategy.
- Trends in motor vehicle and firearm deaths in Wisconsin: an analysis for examining prevention strategies.
- Analysis of an international emergency medical service train-the-trainer program.
- A public health approach to emergency medicine: preparing for the twenty-first century.
- Injury control.
- Fatalities in the Peace Corps. A retrospective study: 1962 through 1983.
- Inhalation of a coin and a capsule from metered-dose inhalers.
- Overseas fatalities of United States citizen travelers: an analysis of deaths related to international travel.
- American travel deaths in Mexico. Causes and prevention strategies.
- All-terrain vehicle mortality in Wisconsin: a case study in injury control.
- Malaria in Wisconsin 1981-1989: a review of cases and update on chemoprophylaxis.
- Cancer presentation in the emergency department: a failure of primary care.
- Predictive value of psychological screening in acute hand injuries.
- The uncounted dead--American civilians dying overseas.
- Calcium pretreatment to prevent verapamil-induced hypotension in patients with SVT.
- Volar metacarpal phalangeal joint dislocation: a rare and often missed injury.
- Another drug-related death.
- Three shots, two dead, five errors, one gun: a recipe for prevention?
- National estimates of non-fatal firearm related injuries other than gunshot wounds.
- Suicide guns: why collect this information?
- Public health: a successful paradigm applied to firearm injuries.
- "I didn't know the gun was loaded": an examination of two safety devices that can reduce the risk of unintentional firearm injuries.
- The availability of extrinsic handgun locking devices in a defined metro area.
- Handgun safety features: a review for physicians.
- Landmines: not just another travel risk.
- Docs and cops: a collaborating or colliding partnership?
- Preventive care in the emergency department: a systematic literature review on emergency department-based interventions that address smoke detectors in the home.
- Missing the target: a comparison of buyback and fatality related guns.
- Incidence of sports and recreation related injuries resulting in hospitalization in Wisconsin in 2000.
- Unintentional and undetermined firearm related deaths: a preventable death analysis for three safety devices.
- Increased risk of death or disability in unhelmeted Wisconsin motorcyclists.
- The physician''s role in preventing small arms injury.
- Obesity and risk for death due to motor vehicle crashes.
- A comprehensive statewide analysis of seatbelt non-use with injury and hospital admissions: new data, old problem.
- Moderate alcohol intake and motor vehicle crashes: the conflict between health advantage and at-risk use.
- School bus and children''s traffic safety.
- Reducing firearm violence: a research agenda.
- Addressing prehospital patient safety using the science of injury prevention and control.
- Violence prevention in the emergency department: future research priorities.
- An urgent call to action in support of injury control research centers.
- A multidisciplinary course on injury prevention and control for medical students.
- Motor vehicle crashes associated with alcohol: child passenger injury and restraint use.
- Communicating emerging infectious disease outbreaks to the public through local television news: public health officials as potential spokespeople.
- Developing a global research agenda on violence and injury prevention: a modest proposal.
- Historical parallel evolution of injury prevention and control science and emergency medicine.
- Injury deaths of US citizens abroad: new data source, old travel problem.
- The association of driver age with traffic injury severity in Wisconsin.
- The burden of suicide in Wisconsin's older adult population.
- Before and after the trauma bay: the prevention of violent injury among youth.
- Injury reporting on local TV news: a prime-time opportunity for prevention.
- Fatal injuries of US citizens abroad.
- Competency-based strategies for injury control and prevention curriculums in undergraduate medical education.
- Recommendations for water safety and drowning prevention for travelers.
- Public health implications of carrying concealed weapons: have we thought this policy through?
- Effect of current federal regulations on handgun safety features.
- The burden of suicide and homicide of Wisconsin''s children and youth.
- Wisconsin''s violent death reporting system: monitoring and responding to Wisconsin''s violent deaths.
- Injury: a disease that affects all of society.
- Patient safety efforts should focus on medical injuries.
- Identifying Elder Abuse in the Emergency Department: Toward a Multidisciplinary Team-Based Approach.
Schools
Medical College of Wisconsin
Gorgas Army Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Emergency Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Elected Member
Education
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Medical College of Wisconsin
Hospital
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Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1760433502 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | HARGARTEN |
| First Name Of The Provider | STEPHEN |
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