Kyle B. Enfield, MD
- Division:
- General Internal Medicine Appointment
- Department:
- Medicine
- Primary Location:
- Fax:
- 434.924.9682
- ABMS Certification:
- Internal Medicine; Pulmonary Disease; Critical Care Medicine
- Research Interests:
In 1854 John Snow described the complex relation between Cholera and water pollution, approximately seven years before germ theory was first described. Snow's observation is often regarded as the founding event in the science of epidemiology, and is an important influence on my research which involves:
1. Understanding the complex systems in critical care that influence patient outcomes
2. Improving fundamental epidemiology of pulmonary diseases
3. Describing hospital outbreaks as to improve our fundamental understanding of their epidemiology- Clinical Practice:
- Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Pneumocystis Pneumonia (PCP), Tuberculosis (TB), Internal Medicine
- Appointment:
Medical Director Medical Intensive Care Unit,
PCCM Division Quality Officer
- Title:
- Associate Professor
- Biography
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I moved to Virginia from Oklahoma where I attended the University of Oklahoma. I finished my undergraduate, graduate and medical degrees at the OU with field placement at the World Health Organization as part of my masters in epidemiology. After completing my residency in internal medicine at the University of Virginia, my wife and I spent six months backpacking around the world. Outside of the hospital I take music lessons, a long time passion of mine, and I am an active rower and runner.
- Primary:
- University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, 2003
- Residency:
- Internal Medicine, University of Virginia
- Fellowships:
- University of Virginia