Stephanie P. Taylor

Stephanie P. Taylor holds the distinguished position of J Griswold Ruth M.D. and Margery Hopkins Ruth Research Professor of Internal Medicine and serves as Section Head of Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School. She is an active Center Member at the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation and is available for mentoring.

Her research program centers on critical care medicine with a specialized focus on sepsis management, care transitions, and healthcare policy innovation. Key areas include telehealth interventions for post-sepsis recovery, goal-concordant care assessment using electronic clinical notes, antibiotic stewardship in sepsis protocols, and emergency department workflow optimization. Her work bridges clinical practice with health services research through advanced informatics approaches.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a consistent emphasis on improving outcomes for critically ill patients through system-level interventions. Her research spans randomized clinical trials, observational studies, and health informatics methodology development, with strong translational focus on implementing evidence-based practices in real-world healthcare settings. The recurring themes across her work include reducing healthcare disparities, optimizing resource utilization, and enhancing patient-centered decision-making during critical illness.

Dr. Taylor actively contributes to healthcare policy through her affiliation with the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation, where she engages in research that informs clinical guidelines and system redesign initiatives. Her collaborative approach is evident in multi-institutional projects addressing sepsis care, emergency medicine, and critical care transitions.