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  • Feinstein Institutes↗ (opens in new tab)
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  • Zucker School of MedicineHofstra Northwell

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  • Institute of Health System Science
  • Institute of Bioelectronic Medicine
  • Manhasset, New York

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Researcher · Division of Health AI

Michael Scheid, PhD

Michael Scheid is an Assistant Investigator and Senior Biomedical Engineer at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, and lead author of the division's work on predicting in-hospital patient deterioration from continuous wearable biosensor data. His research, published in Nature Communications (2025), demonstrates a deep learning approach that predicts clinical deterioration up to 17 hours in advance, achieving 81.8% accuracy in identifying unplanned ICU transfers and critical outcomes. He holds an NIH Research Specialist Award (R50) from the National Library of Medicine to scale clinical wearable foundation models for the detection of in-hospital deterioration. His additional work includes clinical alert systems for early detection of decline and analysis of ICD remote transmissions for atrial fibrillation prediction.

2 projects·2 papers

Michael Scheid, PhD
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Assistant Investigator, Senior Biomedical Engineer
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Research projects

Research projects

WEARABLEEVENT17 H

In-hospital deterioration: wearable monitoring

A wearable-based deep learning model using just 9 physiological inputs predicts clinical deterioration up to 17 hours before onset, enabling earlier intervention. Funded by a 4-year, $3.1M NIH grant, the model generalizes across a range of adverse outcomes, including rapid response calls, unplanned ICU transfers, intubations, and in-hospital deaths, and demonstrated 81.8% accuracy across 888 inpatient visits.

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  • Cardiology, arrhythmia and CPR→

Publications

Selected papers

Nature CommunicationsNov 2025

Beyond episodic early warning systems: a continuous clinical alert system for early detection of in-hospital deterioration

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Journal of Cardiovascular ElectrophysiologySep 2025

Leveraging Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator Remote Transmissions to Predict the Occurrence of Atrial Fibrillation

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