Dr. Muhammet Raşit Özer is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Necmettin Erbakan University (Konya, Türkiye). His research focuses on acute and critical care medicine, with a strong emphasis on risk stratification, prognostic biomarkers, and diagnostic optimization in the emergency department. Dr. Özer has extensively investigated the clinical utility of hematological and metabolic markers including NLR, RDW, GPR, BAR, and novel markers like NGAL, Pentraxin-3, and HIF-1 alpha across various acute conditions such as stroke, acute coronary syndrome, acute mesenteric ischemia, and COVID-19.
His diverse academic portfolio also encompasses clinical toxicology, the evaluation of clinical scoring systems for pulmonary embolism and gastrointestinal bleeding, and radiological volume estimation methodologies for intracranial hemorrhage. Furthermore, Dr. Özer actively contributes to occupational safety and public health research, with significant publications addressing the dynamics of workplace violence in healthcare settings and emergency department management during pandemics.
Dr. Muhammet Raşit Özer is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Necmettin Erbakan University (Konya, Türkiye). His research focuses on acute and critical care medicine, with a strong emphasis on risk stratification, prognostic biomarkers, and diagnostic optimization in the emergency department. Dr. Özer has extensively investigated the clinical utility of hematological and metabolic markers including NLR, RDW, GPR, BAR, and novel markers like NGAL, Pentraxin-3, and HIF-1 alpha across various acute conditions such as stroke, acute coronary syndrome, acute mesenteric ischemia, and COVID-19.
His diverse academic portfolio also encompasses clinical toxicology, the evaluation of clinical scoring systems for pulmonary embolism and gastrointestinal bleeding, and radiological volume estimation methodologies for intracranial hemorrhage. Furthermore, Dr. Özer actively contributes to occupational safety and public health research, with significant publications addressing the dynamics of workplace violence in healthcare settings and emergency department management during pandemics.