Harvey Meislin

Professor, Emergency Medicine | Member of the Graduate Faculty

Research Area

consumer products, surveillance, safety, critical care, sepsis, hemodynamics, fluid management, oxygen delivery, lightning protection, wearable technology

Recent

Personal Protective Lightning Equipment PPLE) Evaluation of a Wearable Garment to Prevent Lightning Induced Sudden Death

2023

lightning protection, wearable technology, personal protective equipment, sudden death prevention, garment evaluation

Optimizing oxygen delivery in the critically ill: assessment of volume responsiveness in the septic patient

2014

critical care, sepsis, hemodynamics, fluid management, oxygen delivery

Balancing the potential risks and benefits of out-of-hospital intubation in traumatic brain injury: the intubation/hyperventilation effect

2012

A review of nerve agent exposure for the critical care physician

2002

Increasing paramedics' comfort and knowledge about children with special health care needs

2000

Emergency medical service agency definitions of response intervals

1999

Fatal injury: characteristics and prevention of deaths at the scene

1999

Prehospital advanced life support for major trauma: critical need for clinical trials

1998

Injury control: the cure for trauma

1997

Developing a foundation for the evaluation of expanded-scope EMS: a window of opportunity that cannot be ignored

1997

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Harvey Meislin

Research Area

Grants(4)

Publications(23)

Personal Protective Lightning Equipment PPLE) Evaluation of a Wearable Garment to Prevent Lightning Induced Sudden Death

Optimizing oxygen delivery in the critically ill: assessment of volume responsiveness in the septic patient

Balancing the potential risks and benefits of out-of-hospital intubation in traumatic brain injury: the intubation/hyperventilation effect

A review of nerve agent exposure for the critical care physician

Increasing paramedics' comfort and knowledge about children with special health care needs

Emergency medical service agency definitions of response intervals

Fatal injury: characteristics and prevention of deaths at the scene

Prehospital advanced life support for major trauma: critical need for clinical trials

Injury control: the cure for trauma

Developing a foundation for the evaluation of expanded-scope EMS: a window of opportunity that cannot be ignored

Collaborations(6)

Joshua Gaither

Kurt Denninghoff

Daniel Spaite

Frank Walter

Daniel Beskind

News(19)

More than 100 UA Physicians Among 'Best Doctors in America'

UA College of Medicine Physicians Voice Opposition to HB2067

Expanded Emergency Department, Trauma Center Open at UMC

UA, UNM to Train for Bioterrorism Response

UA Paramedic Grads Honored at July 28 Ceremony