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期刊名:Western journal of emergency medicine

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ISSN:1936-900X

e-ISSN:1936-9018

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Travis Hase,Cindy Ndiaye,Margaret Putman Travis Hase
Introduction: Emergency physicians frequently care for patients with serious or terminal illnesses, yet they often lack formal palliative care training. Our primary objective was to develop a structured, multimodal pallia...
Shivam Shah,Ikaasa Suri,Helen Gordan et al. Shivam Shah et al.
Background: Asynchronous care has emerged as a promising approach to improving healthcare accessibility while potentially reducing costs, particularly for low-acuity conditions. Our objective was to describe the use patte...
Makayla D Ayres,Maria C Johnson,Megan E Andersen et al. Makayla D Ayres et al.
Introduction: Emergency departments (ED) are a primary site of blood culture collection in the United States. High rates of blood culture contamination, commonly seen in EDs, are associated with diagnostic inaccuracy, unn...
Brian Rice,Chelsea Williams,Cindy Y Chang et al. Brian Rice et al.
Introduction: Rural areas in the United States have higher mortality rates than urban regions, particularly from emergency care-sensitive conditions. Air medical ambulances (medevacs) are critical to emergency care access...
Eric Boccio,Daniel Levi,James Bonz et al. Eric Boccio et al.
Introduction: Emergency front-of-neck access may serve as a life-saving intervention when facing patients with difficult airways. Cricothyrotomy consists of needle and surgical techniques and is performed in approximately...
Angela G Campbell,Austin Knies,Paul Musey et al. Angela G Campbell et al.
Introduction: Emergency department (ED) encounters are common for pregnant individuals in the United States. Radiological imaging is frequently ordered for diagnostics in the ED but generally avoided during pregnancy. Thi...
Jennifer L Wood,Alexander Robertson,Tim Spruell et al. Jennifer L Wood et al.
Introduction: Collective leadership within healthcare is critical if we are to deliver on net zero targets and provide high-value, low-carbon care to our patients. However, driving change in systems under considerable str...
Clifford M Marks,Ryan C Burke,Cody Rasner et al. Clifford M Marks et al.
Background: Emergency physicians frequently transfer patients with spine pathology to tertiary-care centers, although research suggests many are discharged without requiring a procedure or specialized imaging. Such transf...
DaMarcus E Baymon,Patricia Hernández,Paul Chen et al. DaMarcus E Baymon et al.
Introduction: Diagnostic efficiency in the emergency department (ED) is crucial for workflow. Among these, urinalysis (UA) is a key test for abdominopelvic complaints. Prolonged UA turnaround times can extend patient leng...