
George F. Glass III
Associate Professor & Assistant Research Director, EMRO
Research faculty
Robert E. O’Connor Distinguished Professor & Vice Chair for Research and Innovation
R. Andrew Taylor is the Robert E. O’Connor Distinguished Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Virginia and the department’s Vice Chair of Research and Innovation, with a courtesy appointment as Professor of Data Science. He received his MD from Emory University School of Medicine and a Master of Health Science with an informatics focus from Yale University, where he was on the faculty before joining UVA. His research addresses AI-driven clinical decision support, machine learning in emergency care, and the ethical and implementation challenges of digital health. He was senior author of a 2025 JAMA Network Open study that developed an AI model to predict agitation events in the emergency department.
Sources (September 2026): UVA faculty profile · UVA School of Data Science · UVA Emergency Medicine news · Yale BIDS Grand Rounds · PubMed
2026
Derivation and validation of a clinical prediction score for ICU utilization at trauma intake
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine · Senior author
2025
Factors associated with acute unscheduled care visits for asthma in the All of Us dataset
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine · Senior author
2025
Academic Emergency Medicine · First author
2025
Predicting agitation events in the emergency department through artificial intelligence
JAMA Network Open · Senior author
Research areas
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