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期刊名:European journal of emergency medicine

缩写:EUR J EMERG MED

ISSN:0969-9546

e-ISSN:1473-5695

IF/分区:5.4/Q1

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Emil Mellgren,Susann J Järhult,Lars Lind et al. Emil Mellgren et al.
Background and importance: Crowded emergency departments (EDs) and long waiting times may lead to delayed care for acute conditions and increased mortality in patients leaving without being seen by a physician (LWBS). ...
Agnes Ricard-Hibon,Vivien Brenckmann,Judith Gorlicki et al. Agnes Ricard-Hibon et al.
Background and importance: Early identification of imminent deliveries is crucial for guiding the decision to dispatch emergency medical team to the prehospital setting. ...
Bettina Wandl,Jan D Kellerer,Verena Fuhrmann et al. Bettina Wandl et al.
Background and importance: Efficient triage of emergency patients is crucial for the immediate identification of critically ill individuals and enables rapid interventions to improve patient outcomes. ...
Maïa Simon,Catherine Staszewski,Séverine Luette et al. Maïa Simon et al.
Background and importance: Peripheral venous line placement is an essential procedure, but sometimes technically complex in emergency departments, particularly among patients with difficult vascular access. First-attempt ...
Myrto Bolanaki,Lisa Kurland,Mikkel Brabrand et al. Myrto Bolanaki et al.
Background: Emergency departments (EDs) are often the first point of contact for patients with sepsis, and therefore play a critical role in early recognition and treatment. However, the extent to which sepsis guidelines ...
Rafael Von Hellmann,Ian Ward A Maia,Brian E Driver et al. Rafael Von Hellmann et al.
Rapid sequence intubation in emergency settings may involve opioid pretreatment to blunt hemodynamic responses during laryngoscopy and intubation; however, opioids may lead to postintubation hypotension, increasing morbidity and mortality. ...