Mehrdad Anvar, MD, LMCC MD Physician
Physician & Health Data Systems Developer

Mehrdad Anvar

International medical graduate based in Vancouver, BC. Clinical practice alongside health data systems work - quantitative analysis, risk-factor modeling, and structured outcome reporting.

Research in Brief

Clinical Data & Outcome Analysis

Multi-center studies spanning trauma registry analytics, in-hospital mortality risk modeling, hospital-acquired infection surveillance, and healthcare quality evaluation across 47,000+ patient records - published in peer-reviewed journals.

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Clinical Experience in Canada

Clinical Observerships & Training

Interning with three physicians across BC clinics - family medicine in North and West Vancouver (Nuevo & Ocean Medical Clinics) and cardiology at North Shore Heart Center - conducting supervised patient assessments, differential diagnoses, and EMR-based follow-up.

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Research areas

Research

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Risk factors for death after trauma

Design, data, and findings

Cross sectional analysis of 47,295 adult trauma admissions at a level one center in Shiraz, 2013 to 2014. Multiple logistic regression for death within 48 hours of admission versus later death.

  • Early death predicted by thoracic injury, severity score above 16, and age above 65
  • Late death predicted by hospital acquired infection (odds ratio 12.7), age above 65, and severity score above 16
  • Severity scores mapped from ICD-10 injury codes to AIS-98

Timing of in hospital trauma death

Design, data, and findings

Cross sectional study of 1,117 in hospital trauma deaths at the same center, 2010 to 2015. Deaths grouped by time from admission and related to age, mechanism, and injured body region.

  • 41.6 percent of deaths in the first 24 hours, 27.7 percent between day 7 and one month
  • Share of late deaths fell from 68 percent to 54 percent over the study period
  • Thoracic injury made up 57 percent of early deaths

Hospital quality and patient satisfaction

Design, data, and findings

Survey of 402 discharged patients in Shiraz teaching hospitals with a 44 item questionnaire. Compared ISO certified hospitals with uncertified ones.

  • Total satisfaction ranged from 66.5 to 77.5 across hospitals
  • Certification alone did not track with higher satisfaction scores
  • One certified hospital scored higher than the rest on all dimensions

Musculoskeletal observational studies

Design, data, and findings

Three observational studies at the Bone and Joint Research Center: core muscle endurance in hospital staff, treatment results for congenital hip dislocation, and radiographic measures of the tibiofibular syndesmosis.

  • Compared core endurance in sedentary and active staff
  • Reported medium term outcomes for referred hip dislocation cases
  • Tested whether syndesmosis measures varied with age and sex

Competencies & Quantitative Stack

Clinical & Software Synthesis
Clinical Medicine & Surgery

MD Doctor degree from SUMS. 42 months of clinical rotations across Emergency Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, and ICU wards.

Statistical & Risk Modeling

Binary and multiple logistic regression, survival modeling (Kaplan-Meier, Cox regression), AIS-98 / ICD-10 injury severity score algorithms.

Full-Stack Systems Engineering

Nuxt 4, Vue 3, TypeScript, Python data parsers, Go microservices, SVG vector generators, and SQLite/PostgreSQL databases.