Jessalyn K. Holodinsky

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Dr. Jessalyn K. Holodinsky is a leading researcher in stroke systems of care, health services optimization, and prehospital emergency medicine. Her most impactful work focuses on modeling patient transport logistics to improve outcomes for acute stroke patients, particularly those eligible for endovascular therapy (EVT). She pioneered the use of conditional probability models to simulate the effects of emerging technologies—such as remote telerobotic EVT—on regional stroke networks, demonstrating how these innovations can expand access to life-saving treatment for rural populations. Her 2022 paper on this topic has garnered early citations for its forward-looking approach. Dr. Holodinsky’s research directly informs clinical guidelines and emergency medical service protocols, bridging the gap between technological potential and real-world implementation. Her work has been instrumental in rethinking the geography of stroke care, showing that strategic transport decisions can dramatically reduce disability and death. With a growing citation record and a reputation for translating complex modeling into actionable policy, Dr. Holodinsky is a key voice in the future of stroke network design and telemedicine integration.