Anneka Hooft, MD
Assistant Professor
Emergency Medicine
School of Medicine

I am a pediatric emergency medicine physician and researcher in global health and acute management of infectious diseases. My research focuses on clinical decision-making during the care of sick children, especially those with undifferentiated febrile illness.

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I also study related behavioral influences on both healthcare providers and caregivers of children in resource-limited settings and integration of informal medical providers (e.g. traditional healers) into the biomedical sphere utilizing epidemiological and implementation science techniques. My goal is to improve access to care for those who need it most and optimize diagnosis and management of febrile illness through the use of evidence-based clinical guidelines and decision pathways.

Education & Training

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  • Fellowship Pediatric Emergency Medicine UCSD/Rady Children's Hospital 06/2020
  • Fellowship Global Health Education MGH/Seed Global Health 05/2017
  • Residency Pediatrics UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland 06/2016
  • MD, MPH Epidemiology University of Nevada 06/2013
  • Fellowship Clinical Research DDCRF/Yale School of Medicine 07/2012

Interests

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  • global health
  • febrile illness
  • mixed-methods
  • clinical decision-making
  • implementation science

Grants and Projects

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  • Epidemiology and prevention of pediatric post-discharge mortality in Rwanda, Thrasher Foundation, 2021
  • From bench to bedside: enhancing an antimicrobial stewardship program in Tanzania, Pfizer

Publications (10)

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MalariaDiagnostic Tests, RoutineCaregiversMedicine, African TraditionalPatient Acceptance of Health CareChild AbuseClinical CompetenceKenyaClinical CodingFever of Unknown OriginAntimalarialsHospitalsPhysical AbuseMyosinsInternational Classification of Diseases

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