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May 18, 2023 / GI, Pain/Sedation/Procedure Written by Gabby Leonard Patients who are discharged from the emergency department after presenting with abdominal pain and receiving opioids have 57%
May 12, 2023 / Education, Wellness Written by Doug Wallace Working extended duration shifts (≥ 24 hours) and > 48 hours/week were associated with an increased risk of
ACEP Frontline · The Epidemic of ED Violence – Dr. Graham Snyder Violence and assaults in the emergency department are a growing challenge putting everyone
Kori S. Zachrison, MD, MSc Joshua N. Goldstein, MD, PhD Edward Jauch, MD, MS Anshita Chaturvedi, MD, MPH Pawan Goyal, MD Arjun K. Venkatesh, MD, MBA Show all authors Published:April 19,
Dana R. Sax, MD, MPH1,2; E. Margaret Warton, MPH2; Dustin G. Mark, MD1,2; et alDavid R. Vinson, MD2,3; Mamata V. Kene, MD, MPH2,4; Dustin W. Ballard, MD, MBE2,5; Tina J. Vitale, RN5; Katherine R. McGaughey, RN1; Aaron Beardsley, RN1; Jesse M. Pines, MD, MSCE6; Mary E. Reed, DrPH2; for the Kaiser Permanente CREST (Clinical Research on Emergency Services
April 17, 2023 / Ethics, Technology Written by Gabby Leonard ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence software that is being explored for scientific writing. While there is great potential
ACEP Frontline · The EM Innovation Collaborative – Moving Emergency Medicine Forward n this episode, we discuss the EM Innovation Collaborative, a group of physicians
April 4, 2023 / ED Operations Written by Gabby Leonard Crowding in the Emergency Department (ED) can be attributed to systems failures across three different phases of
Case Vignette Vignette Clement D. Lee, M.D., M.Sc. A 35-year-old man presents to emergency room with body aches and fever. He has a history of
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