Matthias Görges

Matthias Görges

Associate Professor

BC Children’s Hospital

Faculty Bio

Matthias Görges is an Associate Professor (Partner) in the Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics. Based at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute, where I co-lead the Digital Health Innovation Lab and formerly the Pediatric Anesthesia Research Team, my team conducts innovative research blending technology and patient care. The introduction of information technology in medicine has enabled a transformational change in recent decades, and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic further accelerated the application of virtual health solutions. My primary focus is using technology to enhance patient outcomes through design, implementation, and evaluation. Therefore, we collaborate transdisciplinaryly with engineers, computer scientists, and healthcare professionals, primarily in pediatric anesthesia and related specialties. Nowadays, most of my work focuses on a) digital health platform development and b) applications for predictive analytics, while in the past, I also worked on c) data displays for clinical decision support, d) vital signs collection infrastructure, and e) closed-loop control of anesthesia.

Social Media / Lab or Research Website

Website: 

https://bcchr.ca/mgorges

https://bcchr.ca/PART

https://bcchr.ca/dhil

Social Media:

https://x.com/MatthiasGoerges

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mgoerges/

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Matthias-Goerges


Research Interests

Digital health platform development, Applications for predictive analytic, Clinical decision support, Human factors engineering, Pediatric anesthesia and pediatric critical care

Research Theme(s)

Acute and Chronic Pain Management, Clinical Outcomes and Patient Safety, Intensive Care, Transplant and Transfusion Medicine, Pediatric anesthesiology, Peri-operative technology integration

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Teaching

BMEG_V 423 Clinical Informatics, BMEG_V 580 Biomedical Engineering Topics at the Interface of Medicine and Engineering, PCTH_V 548F Research Methods in Pharmacology, SURG_V 517: Clinical Research Methods for Surgical Procedures with Global Surgical Comparisons