Alison Fox-Robichaud

Professor Alison Fox-Robichaud is a leading academic in the Department of Medicine at McMaster University, with extensive contributions to critical care research and sepsis pathophysiology. Her work bridges clinical practice and translational science, focusing on improving diagnostic tools and treatment protocols for critically ill patients.

• Department of Medicine, McMaster University
• Critical Care and Sepsis Research Specialization
• Lead investigator in multiple clinical trials including CYCLE, FLUID, and SQUEEZE studies

Her research interests span sepsis pathophysiology, microfluidic diagnostic devices, critical care rehabilitation, and social determinants of health in sepsis. She has pioneered preclinical models of sepsis and developed point-of-care diagnostic systems.

Recent scholarly output highlights her work in sepsis subphenotyping, ICU rehabilitation protocols, and sepsis prevention strategies. Her studies frequently appear in high-impact journals like Critical Care Medicine, Shock, and Intensive Care Medicine Experimental.

Professor Fox-Robichaud contributes to healthcare policy development and implementation science, particularly regarding sepsis management and critical care resource allocation. She actively participates in national and international critical care trials and consensus processes.