Krzysztof Laudanski, M.D., Ph.D.

Dr. Laudanski has extensive proficiency in illnesses treated in the Neuro, Heart & Vascular, and Trauma Intensive Care Unit. His clinical and research interests is focused on:

• Dysregulation of DNA expression in survivors after critical care illnesses (sepsis, trauma, COVID-19, TBI, PTSD, surgery) that serves as a severe insult, potentially reprograming the immune system long-term in some individuals. Subsequently, the acquired, chronic, low-grade inflammation may emerge and accelerate degenerative illnesses, hindering the recovery of presurgical homeostasis and better health overall.
• Medical decision-making — Dr. Laudanski studies how to balance the strengths of the human decision-making process with application computer aids, artificial intelligence, and organizational modifications.
• Bias in healthcare delivery — Dr. Laudanski studies patient-related variables, community circumstances, and hospital-based factors driving racial differences.
• Implementation of innovative techniques and workflow in healthcare — Dr. Laudanski is particularly interested in tele-ICU, artificial intelligence, lean design in medicine, de-implementation in the context of wearable devices, and alternative models of health care delivery.
• Mentorship — His past mentees work at various academic positions (Stanford, Yale), private companies (Merck), or were awarded prestigious scholarships (NSF).