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Robert Blumenreich, MD, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Prattville, AL

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Pediatric Emergency Medicine • Prattville, AL

Director Pediatric Emergency Medicine North Shore University Hospital,Pediatric Emergency Medicine EM Residency training program, Director Pediatric Quality Assurance Team, Co-Director Child Abuse Task Force, Director Pediatric Research, for EM Residency Training. Director PALS Training for Residents and ER Staff members.

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Summary

  • 12/04/2017
    The Honorable Martha Roby
    United States House of Representatives
    217 Graceland Drive Suite 5
    Dothan, AL 36305
    What’s Our Most Important Health Care Killer, Which Spares Nobody, Destroys Our Best Physicians Careers & Life & Has Never Been Addressed Before Even Though It Has A Simple And Permanent Solution.
    Dear Congresswoman Roby,
    The Hippocratic Oath is an oath historically taken by physicians and other healthcare professionals swearing to practice medicine honestly. We need our Superb Hospital based physicians to all practice in this manner and not be afraid to at all costs. Currently most do not in fear of retaliation and the destruction of their career.
    Good Samaritan laws are laws offering legal protection to people who give assistance to those who are injured or ill. Basically, Good Samaritan laws encourage people to offer assistance, reducing bystanders' hesitation to assist, for fear of being sued.
    The United States of America enacted laws to protect the general citizen if they assist another in public, but we don’t have similar laws protecting our Premier Hospital based Physicians who always put the Patients best interest first from Hospital Administrators from destroying their careers, family and basic ability to survive and find any enjoyment in life? Why you ask? The sole reason being our top Physicians always practice medicine in honest fashion, always putting their Patients best interest first. They never waver from this even when Hospital Administrators put their Hospital profits before the Patients, who cut supplies, staffing and directly threaten our Top Physicians to stay silent, stop caring or their careers & lives will be destroyed forever? This in turn places the lives of all Alabamians and all Americans seeking medical care at clinics, urgent care centers, emergency rooms, Hospital based private practices and those admitted in danger of being unnecessarily permanently disabled or killed as a direct result of the i

Education & Training

  • Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
    Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiClass of 1986
  • Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education
    Sophie Davis School of Biomedical EducationB.S., 1984

Awards, Honors, & Recognition

  • Dean's List Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, 1984
  • Summa Cum Laude Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, 1984

Publications & Presentations

Journal Articles

  • Lemerre's Syndrome: A Case Report for Diagnostic Challenge  
    Newman, Blumenreich R, Peterman D, Roit Z, Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1998
  • Book Review: Clinical Manual of Emergency Pediatrics  
    Blumenreich R, Pediatric Emergency Care, 1/1/1997

Abstracts/Posters

  • Prevalence of abnormal chest x-rays in febrile children ages 3-36 months of age
    Blumenreich, Ryan, Catapano, Ward, Hormozdi, Roit, Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1998
  • The prevalence of infiltrate on chest radiography in febrile children ages 3-24 months
    Blumenreich, Hormozdi, Ryan, Ward, Catapano, Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1998
  • The relationship of metabolic acidosis, the anion gap, and clinical symptoms in children with dehydration
    Ryan, Blumenreich, Roit, Gleeson, Ward, Hormozdi, Sama, Peterman, Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1/1/1998
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Lectures

  • The acidosis of dehydration in children: The relationship between measurements of VBG and serum chemistry analysis 
    San Francisco, CA - 1/1/1998
  • The prevalence of infiltrate on chest radiography in febrile children ages 3-24 months 
    San Diego, CA - 1/1/1998
  • The relationship of metabolic acidosis , the anion gap, and clinical symptoms in children with dehydration 
    San Diego, CA - 1/1/1998
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