The Department will have a robust presence at the ACEP Annual Meeting, held from October 5 - 7, 2026, in Chicago, IL. 5 faculty members and 4 students are presenting a total of 14 didactics, oral presentations, and poster presentations. A total of 6 faculty members, 1 student, and 1 staff member are contributing as co-authors to presentations. A complete schedule of all WCM EM presentations at the conference is available here.
Monday, October 5th
2:00 PM CST – Oral Presentation
Inequity after the Trauma Bay: Disparities in Investigation of Physical Abuse among Trauma Patients
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 1
Brandom M Tarantino, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
3:00 PM CST - Poster Presentation
Salivary microRNAs for Detecting Elevated ICP in Pediatric Shunt Malfunction
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 1
Deborah Levine, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
2:35 PM CST - Poster Presentation
Clinical Impressions that May Impact Capacity in Older Adults with Accepted Prehospital Refusals
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 2
Rana Barghout, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
Tuesday, October 6th
8:00 AM CST - Oral Presentation
Study for Evaluating Potential Sepsis Identification Shortcomings (SEPSIS)
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 2
Danielle Haussner, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
10:00 AM CST - Poster Presentation
TEE-Based Intra-Arrest Hemodynamic Phenotyping Identifies Mechanically Distinct States During Cardiac Arrest: A Multicenter rTEECoRe Network Study
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Poster Hall
Clark G. Owyang, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
11:00 AM CST - Poster Presentation
Can AI MIMIC the Human touch? Evaluating the Quality of AI-Written Discharge Instructions Using a De-Identified Dataset
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Poster Hall
Ali Abdelati, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
1:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Improving STI Testing in the Emergency Department Through Standardized Pelvic Swab Collection and Targeted Clinician Education
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 1
Joyce Wahba, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
3:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Implementing EMR-Embedded Longitudinal Care Plans for ED and Inpatient High Utilizers at an Urban Academic Community Hospital
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 2
Joyce Wahba, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
3:00 PM CST - Poster Presentation
Interpersonal Violence Trauma in Pakistan: Epidemiology, Severity, and Acute Care Needs Across a Multicenter Cohort
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Poster Hall
Sheza Hassan, MD, MPH, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
4:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Current Emergency Medical Services Approaches to Pain Management in Older Adults: A Comprehensive Analysis of Statewide Protocols
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 2
Rana Barghout, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
4:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Older Adults Admitted to the Hospital Board in the Emergency Department for Longer than Younger Patients
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 4
Sarah Perelman, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
Wednesday, October 7th
9:00 AM CST - Oral Presentation
E-Bike and Other Micromobility Device Inquiries: Insights from a Level 1 Trauma Center in NYC
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 3
Danille Haussner, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
12:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Mass Casualty Incident Triage in the Emergency Department
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 2
David Sidhom, MD, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
2:00 PM CST - Poster Presentation
Noncontiguous Spine Fractures in Cervical Spine Trauma: A 2019 National Trauma Data Bank Analysis
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Poster Hall
Zara Schindler, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
1:00 PM CST - Oral Presentation
Geographical Differences in Burden of Emergency Medical Disease in the United States
Research Forum Exhibit Hall - Room 1
Sheza Hassan, MD, MPH, Weill Cornell/NYP Department of Emergency Medicine
