Welcome to the Ablordeppey lab!

The Ablordeppey Lab focuses on understanding the behavioral and system adaptations necessary to implement evidence-based practices that improve health outcomes in critically ill patients. Our research explores strategies to bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and practice, ensuring that critically ill patients receive timely, effective, and high-quality care.

Research

Learn more about our research on implementing evidence-based practices to improve critical care outcomes.

Publications

Explore Dr. Ablordeppey’s papers, including collaborative publications and abstracts.

Our Team

Meet the members of the Ablordeppey Lab and learn about their current projects and passions.

Collaboration with Pediatrics: critical care ultrasound and learner assessment. Presented at Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2018.
Completed Implementation Science training at WashU Medicine during KL2 program, 2019
Presenting our work about barriers and facilitators to ED-performed femoral nerve blocks in geriatric hip fractures. Presented at USASP (US Association for Study of Pain), 2022.
Discussing projects with Enola Proctor who is a legend in Implementation Science. Dissemination and Implementation Bootcamp, 2024.

News

Ablordeppey completes AAMC’s HEDIC certificate

D&I Science at WashU: Enyo Ama Ablordeppey, MD (Links to an external site)

D&I Science at WashU: Enyo Ama Ablordeppey, MD
Enyo Ablordeppey, MD, MPH, FACEP, FCCM, describes her experience as an Emergency Medicine physician being new to the implementation science field and resources she took advantage of as a beginner. Her work has evolved to include an interest in de-implementation, particularly of low-value strategies that have been proven to be ineffective.