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Dr. Walley received his MD from the University of Manitoba in 1981, trained in Internal Medicine at McGill University, and subsequently trained in Critical Care Medicine at the University of Chicago. He has been a practicing Intensivist at St. Paul’s Hospital ICU and investigator at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation since 1988. The focus of Dr. ...
University of Manitoba, BSc, Honours PhysicsUniversity of Manitoba, MDMcGill University, Internal Medicine ResidencyUniversity of Chicago, Fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care MedicineAlex Leung, PhD postdocKelly Genga, MD postdocKantimas Sitthikol, MD postdocJulia Kong, Lab technologist and managerKeith John Walley (born 19 October 1954 in Weymouth, Dorset) is an English former professional footballer who played as a midfielder in the Football League, American Soccer League, North American Soccer League, and Major Indoor Soccer League.
Jun 30, 2023 · Dr. Keith Walley, a senior clinician-scientist for the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation, attending physician at the St. Paul’s Hospital Intensive Care Unit, and Professor of Medicine at the University of British Columbia, has been appointed as a Member to the Order of Canada.
Walley’s impressive career has centered on examining the pathophysiology of cardiovascular dysfunction in critical illness, and oxygen transport in peripheral tissues. After graduating with a BSc Honors in Physics from the University of Manitoba in 1978, he continued on to receive his MD in 1981.
Keith Walley is known for Scared (2002), The Dark Side of the Moon (1990) and Speck (2002).
Keith Walley. MD. UBC Division of Critical Care. UBC Rank: Professor. Email. Areas of. Focus. Dr. Walley studies the causes and underlying mechanisms contributing to adverse outcomes of sepsis. Sepsis. Genetic association. Ventricular dysfunction. Inflammation-induced cognitive dysfunction. Publications (PubMed)
