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期刊名:Academic emergency medicine

缩写:ACAD EMERG MED

ISSN:1069-6563

e-ISSN:1553-2712

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Shahriar Zehtabchi,Jonathan Beall,Robert Silbergleit et al. Shahriar Zehtabchi et al.
Background: Status epilepticus (SE) is a medical emergency requiring rapid intervention. Despite treatment guidelines, delays in real-world SE management persist, potentially worsening outcomes. The Established Status Epi...
Sara Beachy,Danielle M McCarthy,Julianna Lenoir et al. Sara Beachy et al.
Background: Transitions of care are high-risk periods for patient safety in the emergency department (ED), particularly for patients who are still in the diagnostic process and are discharged with diagnostic uncertainty. ...
William Mundo,Maren Clark,Jonathan Gomez Picazo et al. William Mundo et al.
Background: Falls are a leading cause of morbidity among older adults. Although emergency departments (EDs) routinely screen for fall risk, few patients are connected to prevention programs after discharge. Digital tools ...
Shan W Liu,Timothy Horeczko,Jaime Jordan et al. Shan W Liu et al.
Importance: Unsolicited peer review requests have increased with the expansion of academic publishing, raising concerns about reviewer fatigue. Peer review is a critical component in disseminating scientific discovery req...
Elizabeth M Schoenfeld,William E Soares,Abigail L Girardin et al. Elizabeth M Schoenfeld et al.
Objectives: Although robust evidence exists supporting opioid agonist treatment (OAT) as the best currently available treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD), many barriers prevent widespread access to the two most effica...
Jessica Schowe,Andrew M North,Kyle Schuchter et al. Jessica Schowe et al.
Background: Older adults are susceptible to adverse drug effects due to age-related changes, a higher prevalence of comorbidities, and complexities in medication management. Nearly half of geriatric patients are prescribe...
Jacob A Lebin,Colin Hensen,Zhixin Lun et al. Jacob A Lebin et al.
Background: Alcohol misuse among midlife and older adults is increasing, and age-related physiological vulnerability heightens the risk for adverse outcomes. Emergency departments (EDs) are key health system touchpoints f...