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Cameron Crandall, MD, PhD Associate Professor Research Director, Center for Injury Prevention Research & Education Med School: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Residency: Emergency Medicine, University of New Mexico Special Interest and Expertise:  Injury Prevention, Epidemiology, Statistics My main area of interest is injury epidemiology. Within injury epidemiology, I have published in transportation-related injury epidemiology, including occupant restraint systems, vehicle incompatibility issues in side impact crashes, and pedestrian-motor vehicle crash epidemiology. Violence, and in particular violence against women (domestic violence, sexual assault), remains the core of my research.

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Current Projects include: IMPAACT Trial, University of California, San Francisco View details Assessment of UNM ED Pt Database and Trauma Registry to Capture Falls Among Adults View details Recent Publications: Do Pediatric and Adult Disaster Victims Differ? A Descriptive Analysis of Clinical Encounters from Four Natural Disaster DMAT Deployments. Gnauck K, Nufer D, LaValley J, Crandall C, Craig F, Wilson-Ramirez G, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.  22(1):67-73, 2007 Implementation and Evaluation of a Training Program for the Management of Sexual Assault in the Emergency Department. McLaughlin S, Monahan C, Doezema D, Crandall C, Ann Emerg Med.  49(4):489-494, 2007 Unanticipated Death After Discharge Home from the Emergency Department. Sklar D, Crandall C, Loeliger E, Edmunds K, Paul I, Helitzer D, Ann Emerg Med. 49(6):735-745, 2007 Computed Tomography of the Head as a Screening Examination for Facial Fractures. Marinaro J, Crandall C, Doezema D,. .. Am J Emerg Med.  25(6) :616-619, 2007 Exploring Demographic, Structural, and Behavioral Overlap Among Homicide Offenders and Victims. Broidy L, Daday J, Crandall C, Sklar D, Jost P, Homicide Studies. 10:155-180, 2006 Changes in Metabolic and Hematologic Laboratory Values With Ascent ot Altitude and the Development of Acute Mountain Sickness in Nepalese Pilgrim. Shah M, Braude D, Crandall C, Kwack H, Rabinowitz L, Cumbo T, Wilderness and Environmental Med. 17(3):171-177, 2006 Influence of Ambulance Arrival on Emergency DepartmentTime to Be Seen. Richards M, Hubble M, Crandall C,  Prehospital Emergency Care.10:440-446, 2006 The Influence of Collection Site and Methods on Postmortem Morphine Concentrations in a Porcine Model. Crandall C, Kerrigan S, Aguero R, LaValley J, McKinney P,. . Journal of Analytical Toxicology.  30(9):651-658, 2006 Additional Publications <<previous || next>> Research Home          EM Home          EM Contact Us