Medication Management of Early Pregnancy Loss in an Urban Texas Emergency Department [0.03%]
德克萨斯州城市急诊科早期妊娠丢失的药物管理
Lindsay Cline,Emilie Sandfeld,Haley Brunkal et al.
Lindsay Cline et al.
Background: Among patients with early pregnancy loss (EPL) without medication complications or need for urgent surgical evacuation, treatment should largely be guided by patient preference. However, evidence describing me...
Multi-Factorial and Multi-Component Fall Prevention Interventions Initiated From the Emergency Department: A Systemic Review and Meta-Analysis [0.03%]
基于急诊科的多因素、多组件跌倒预防干预措施：系统评价和 meta 分析
Lauren T Southerland,Fabrice I Mowbray,Ian A Tarnovsky et al.
Lauren T Southerland et al.
Background: Fall risk screening and prevention interventions initiated from the Emergency Department (ED) are endorsed by current national guidelines. We aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of ED-based multi-factorial and...
Preemptive Anticoagulation for Patients With Suspected Pulmonary Embolism in the Emergency Department: An International Survey of Emergency Physicians [0.03%]
急诊医师国际调查：关于急诊科怀疑肺栓塞患者的预激抗凝治疗
Keerat Grewal,William B Stubblefield,Scott D Casey et al.
Keerat Grewal et al.
Background: Guidelines recommend therapeutic anticoagulation for select patients with suspected pulmonary embolism (PE) while awaiting confirmatory imaging. International practice regarding preemptive anticoagulation in t...
The Downstream Effects of Prehospital Opioid Dosing in Older Adults: A Retrospective Cohort Study [0.03%]
基于院前给药的老年人后续影响：前瞻性队列研究
Sarayna S McGuire,Caitlin S Brown,Allyson K Palmer et al.
Sarayna S McGuire et al.
Background: Older adults experience age-related physiological changes that alter the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of certain medications, which may necessitate reduced dosing. Our objective was to assess emergenc...
Association of Early Steroid and Antibiotic Therapy With Airway Outcomes in Adult Epiglottitis: A 10-Year Multicenter Retrospective Cohort Study [0.03%]
早期使用皮质类固醇和抗生素与成人会厌炎气道结局的关系：一项多中心回顾性队列研究（为期10年）
Joseph O&#x;Brien,Dominic R Muccio,Jon W Schrock
Joseph O&#x;Brien
Background: Adult epiglottitis is an uncommon but potentially life-threatening condition requiring rapid recognition and airway-focused management, yet evidence regarding early medical therapy is limited. We evaluated tem...
Comparative Evaluation of Machine Translation Accuracy of Emergency Department Discharge Instructions: A Non-Inferiority Study [0.03%]
急诊出院指导机器翻译准确率的非劣性研究：对照研究
Giovanni Rodriguez,Patricia Hernández,Christopher Kirwan et al.
Giovanni Rodriguez et al.
Background: Patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) face disproportionate risks at emergency department (ED) discharge. Professional interpretation improves outcomes, but real-time written translations remain diff...
Predictors of Emergency Department Transfer Among Older Adults Seen by an Emergency Medicine Mobile Integrated Health Team [0.03%]
老年急诊移动综合健康团队就诊患者的转院预测因素分析
Maura Kennedy,Sharon Pang,Melissa A Meeker et al.
Maura Kennedy et al.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to describe the utilization of an emergency medicine-led mobile integrated health program, the Mobile Response Program (MRP), by older adults and identify predictors of being dire...
Juhi Varshney
Juhi Varshney
A young physician reflects on the toll of emergency medicine and finds relief through interoception. © 2026 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Recruiting People With Dementia in Emergency Research: Insights From Geriatric Emergency Care Applied Research 2.0 Network (GEAR 2.0) Pilot Studies [0.03%]
痴呆患者参与急诊科研究的招募问题——来自老年急救医疗应用研究2.0网络(GEAR 2.0)试验的研究观点
Justine Seidenfeld,Anita Chary,Cameron Gettel et al.
Justine Seidenfeld et al.
Navigating Medication Risk in the ED: Communication Preferences of Older Adults Regarding Deprescribing [0.03%]
老年患者关于停药的沟通偏好：急诊科药物风险的应对措施
Grace Burud,Emma Lopes,Smeet Bhimani et al.
Grace Burud et al.
Objectives: Patients and experts agree that potentially inappropriate medications should be reconsidered after adverse drug events (ADEs), yet emergency providers are often hesitant to discuss deprescribing in deference t...