Houman Khosravani

RESEARCH INTEREST

• Quality and patient safety in acute and inpatient stroke care, care pathways and models of care
• neurocritical care of neurovascular patients
• EEG in the critical care unit, specifically status epilepticus
• Machine learning and computation as applied to neurovascular care

Dr. Khosravani completed his BSc in Physics(Astronomy) and Biology at York University, followed by MSc in Physiology at the University of Toronto. He then pursued MD/PhD (Neuroscience - computational and molecular/cellular physiology) training at the University of Calgary. His residency was in Neurology, followed by a transition to Internal Medicine. He completed Critical Care at Western University followed by fellowships in Neurocritical Care and Stroke both at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, University of Toronto. He is a Stroke physician at Sunnybrook Health Science Centre and a practicing Intensivist. He is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine where he is appointed as a Clinician in Quality and Innovation. His interests include improving quality & patient safety in stroke care pathways during the hyperacute and inpatient phases of care, advanced care planning in stroke care, neurocritical care of neurovascular patients peri-TPA/EVT, ICU EEG, and leveraging computation and machine learning to undertake solutions in these domains.