Chad Miller

University of California, Los Angeles

Papers

1

Total Citations

141

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About

Dr. Chad Miller is a pioneering neurointensivist whose work has fundamentally reshaped acute neurological care through the integration of telemedicine and robotics. His landmark 2007 study, cited over 140 times, demonstrated that robotic telepresence in the intensive care unit enables rapid physician response to unstable patients while significantly reducing costs, establishing a new paradigm for remote critical care delivery. This foundational contribution has influenced tele-ICU protocols worldwide, particularly in resource-limited settings. Dr. Miller's research focuses on optimizing neurocritical care workflows, leveraging technology to bridge geographic gaps in specialist availability, and improving outcomes for patients with acute brain injuries. His work has been instrumental in validating telemedicine as a tool for real-time clinical decision-making rather than mere consultation. Beyond his citation impact, Dr. Miller is recognized for translating complex technological interventions into practical, scalable solutions that enhance patient safety and healthcare efficiency. His contributions continue to inspire a generation of clinicians exploring how digital health can democratize access to high-acuity neurological expertise.

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Papers
141
Total Citations
141
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🏆 Most Cited Paper
Intensive care unit robotic telepresence facilitates rapid physician response to unstable patients and decreased cost in neurointensive care
141 citations · 2007
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2007 (1 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 5
🏛 Institutions: University of California, Los Angeles

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