Physician

Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Dr. Robert A. Wiebe, MD

Dr. Robert A. Wiebe works in the field of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. He graduated from Tulane University School of Medicine. Robert Wiebe is a published MD. He has 35 publications published. The most current publication "Noninvasive capnometry monitoring for respiratory status during pediatric seizures."

Publications

On damping in the vicinity of critical points.
Comparison of intravenous terbutaline versus normal saline in pediatric patients on continuous high-dose nebulized albuterol for status asthmaticus.
Bilevel positive airway pressure in the treatment of status asthmaticus in pediatrics.
Evaluation of a Web-based education program on reducing medication dosing error: a multicenter, randomized controlled trial.
A comparison of the influence of hospital-trained, ad hoc, and telephone interpreters on perceived satisfaction of limited English-proficient parents presenting to a p...
Capnometry for noninvasive continuous monitoring of metabolic status in pediatric diabetic ketoacidosis.
Tap water for irrigation of lacerations.
Childhood injuries due to falls from apartment balconies and windows.
Quantitation of digital clubbing children. Measurements of casts of the index finger.
Clinical factors relating to prognosis of bacterial meningitis.
Acute epiglottitis. A surgical emergency.
Improving medical communication with facsimile (fax) transmission.
Initial approach to the infant younger than 2 months of age who presents with fever.
Survey of childhood burns in Hawaii.
Scanned computed tomography image transmission by modem: feasibility for emergency department transfers.
History and radiographic findings associated with clinically suspected radial head subluxations.
A one-year series of pediatric prehospital care: I. Ambulance runs; II. Prehospital communication; III. Interhospital transport services.
Pediatric and adult emergency management assistance using computerized guidelines.
Pulse oximetry to identify a high-risk group of children with wheezing.
A one-year series of pediatric ED water-related injuries: the Hawaii EMS-C project.
A one-year prospective ED cohort of pediatric burns: a proposal for standardizing scald burns.
A one-year prospective ED cohort of pediatric trauma.
Toxic exposures and ingestions in Honolulu: I. A prospective pediatric ED cohort; II. A prospective poison center cohort.
Pulse oximetry and peak flow as indicators of wheezing severity in children and improvement following bronchodilator treatments.
A 7-month-old with bilious vomiting.
Serious group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal infections complicating varicella.
Ability of hospitals to care for pediatric emergency patients.
The Hawaii EMS-C project data: I. Reducing pediatric emergency morbidity and mortality; II. Statewide pediatric emergency registry to monitor morbidity and morality.
A one-year series of pediatric emergency department wheezing visits: the Hawaii EMS-C project.
Oxygen saturation changes during the pediatric emergency department treatment of wheezing.
Comparison of pediatric end-tidal CO2 measured with nasal/oral cannula circuit and capillary PCO2.
Safety and efficacy of rocuronium for controlled intubation with paralytics in the pediatric emergency department.
Noninvasive capnometry in a pediatric population with respiratory emergencies.
Noninvasive capnometry monitoring for respiratory status during pediatric seizures.

Schools

Tulane University of Louisiana
Tripler Med Center

Doctors Specialties

Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Accepted Insurances

Education

Tripler Army Medical Center
Tulane University School of Medicine

Hospital

Children's Health System of Texas

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