Data nerd with a paramedic problem | @wesleyan_u & @UNC alum | part-time adventurer | full-time advocate for public health and quality improvement
North Carolina, USA
Joined December 2017
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Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
A Jewish teaching says those who die just before the Jewish new year are the ones God has held back until the last moment bc they were needed most & were the most righteous. And so it was that #RBG died as the sun was setting last night marking the beginning of RoshHashanah
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
🎉Congratulations @steminformatics on successfully defending her PhD dissertation today! 💪Way to go Dr. Stemerman! #EMS is lucky to have you!
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
"I don’t think you can work in the first-responder community…in modern society without recognizing that a lot of what we do is less traditionally emergency medical calls and very often mental health calls" -interesting #mentalhealth and #ems initiative dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
This live map of hospital and ICU capacity in Germany is amazing. In the US we are asking each hospital to send a daily email update. If we want to be better prepared for the next public health threat we’ll need to modernize. coronavis.dbvis.de/en/
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
Really fantastic work by @steminformatics applying NLP and text mining tools to EMS records. There’s a wealth of insights hidden in the text of our records! I am excited to see the potential value here starting to be tapped. #NAEMSP2020
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
Visualizing high-dimensional event sequence data at the “right” level of detail for a given analytical question. Preprint arxiv.org/abs/1906.07617 and video vimeo.com/349673307 @DavidGotz @UNC_VACLab #ieeevis
Rachel Stemerman, PhD retweeted
Presentation #12 - Can a machine/computer learn to read EMS clinical notes to enroll patients in multi-site prehospital trials?
Yes…and the machine took 0:00.05 sec vs 3 wks for the humans, and as long as someone like Rachel (@steminformatics) is there to help me.
#NAEMSP2019
