yan D. Pappal, BS, NRP Brian W. Roberts, MD, MSc Nicholas M. Mohr, MD, MS Marin H. Kollef, MD Michael S. Avidan, MBBCh Brian M. Fuller, MD, MSCI Published:January
Katie J. Walker MBChB, FACEM , Jirayus Jiarpakdee BEng, PhD , Anne Loupis BSc (Hons) , Chakkrit Tantithamthavorn BEng, PhD , Keith Joe MBChB, FACEM , Michael Ben-Meir MBBS, FACEM , Hamed Akhlaghi FACEM, PhD , Jennie Hutton FACEM, MPH , Wei Wang PhD, MD , Michael Stephenson BHealthSci, GradDipHealthSci , Gabriel Blecher MBBS, FACEM , Paul Buntine MBBS,
Donald M. Yealy MD , Nicholas M. Mohr MD, MS , Nathan I. Shapiro MD , Arjun Venkatesh MD, MBA , Alan E. Jones MD and Wesley H. Self MD, MPH Annals of Emergency Medicine, Copyright © 2021 American College
שלום רב, נשמח לעזרתך במילוי שאלון העוסק בעמדות של רופאים/רופאות במערכת הבריאות בנוגע להתמודדות עם מגפת הקורונה. השאלון מועבר במסגרת מחקר בהובלת פרופ’ שוש שהרבני
A case-series postmortem analysis found 1 in 6 out-of-hospital cardiac arrest deaths were caused by occult overdoses.
Rates of nonfatal drug and polydrug overdoses treated in emergency departments increased in 2019, with opioids pervasive but stimulant use increasing.
A systematic review reveals consistent gaps in performance on the interpretation of electrocardiograms.
Use of nasal preparations is recommended over oral medications.
Key clinical outcomes were similar with either drug.
Ingestion of hand sanitizer containing methanol instead of ethanol or isopropyl alcohol caused visual impairment and death among recent U.S. cases.
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