A past chair of the SAEM curriculum committee, he is now a medical editor of the eMedicine online EM text.

Medical/Research Interests: Resident education, efficient use of diagnostic tests, analgesia in renal colic, use of magnesium in asthma

Personal Interests: Family, drag racing, weight training, reading, cigars.  Check out my car at http://www.kennedysdynotune.com/fbody.htm.
Dr. Krause is currently involved in the eMedicine online EM text as a medical editor. The text may be viewed at http://www.emedicine.com/.  In the recent past he served as the Chair of the SAEM Curriculum Committee.  Past clinical experience includes community and academic emergency departments as both a staff physician and department director. He has also organized and ran an urgent care center. 

About the Residency: The degree to which we seek and incorporate resident input in program design and administration is a matter of great pride for us.  The 'family' aspect of our program also stands out.  If you come to Buffalo you will be more than just a colleague, you will become a friend while you learn emergency medicine.  Our superlative Chair, Dr. Richard Braen, sets the tone.  He is the most approachable Chair I have ever met.

About Buffalo: Having lived in many parts of the Northeastern U.S., I can be confident when I say that the quality of life here in Buffalo is superb.  I enjoy living here more than any of the other places I have lived, including Boston, Baltimore, Cleveland, and southern New Hampshire.

Current Research Activity:

Accuracy of Emergency Medicine Resident Searches Using the Google© Internet Search Engine

Recent Publications:

Carlson J, Mayrose J, Krause R, Jehle D: Extubation Force: Tape vs. Endotracheal Tube Holders. Annals of Emergency Medicine 2007;50(6):686-691.

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