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Catherine (Cassie) Ferguson, MD

Catherine (Cassie) Ferguson, MD

Professor of Pediatrics; Director, Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Scholarly Concentration; Co-Director, Health Equity Scholars Program

Locations

  • Children's Wisconsin, Emergency/Trauma
  • 9000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53226

Education

Fellowship, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, University of Colorado at Denver, 2010
Residency, Pediatrics, University of Colorado, 2007
MD, Medical College of Wisconsin, 2004

Research Interests

Dr. Ferguson completed her undergraduate degree in psychology at UCLA, followed by medical school at the Medical College of Wisconsin. She spent the next six years completing her pediatric and pediatric emergency medicine training at the University of Colorado in Denver, CO before returning to MCW as a faculty member in the Department of Pediatrics in 2010.

Dr. Ferguson has served as the course director for the Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Pathway at MCW since 2012. She has a special research interest in improving the well-being of medical students, trainees, and practicing physicians by fostering an open dialogue about dealing with difficult emotions, building community, and destigmatizing mental health seeking among these groups.

Her work in quality improvement is focused on improving the effectiveness of pediatric emergency care by decreasing unnecessary laboratory and imaging studies in the ED, as well as improving the timeliness and effectiveness of emergency care of pediatric patients with chronic illnesses.

Publications

Publications of Catherine Ferguson MD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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