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期刊名:Journal of the american college of emergency physicians open

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Sean A Mackman,Brady Bollinger,Anshul Bhatnagar et al. Sean A Mackman et al.
Background: Academic emergency medicine faces significant challenges, including capacity constraints at tertiary care centers and financial stressors. Obj...
Sarita Chung,Deanna Dahl-Grove,David McCarthy et al. Sarita Chung et al.
Objectives: The state of pediatric disaster readiness of United States emergency departments is largely unknown. Using the questions from the National Pediatric Readiness Project (NPRP) 2021 assessment, we sought to defin...
Antony Hsu,Michael A Light,Callan Fockele et al. Antony Hsu et al.
Homelessness is a growing public health crisis across the United States. Emergency physicians are uniquely positioned to address immediate medical concerns and the underlying social drivers of health for patients experiencing homelessness. ...
Brandon Kappy,Patrick Butler,Yiqi Su et al. Brandon Kappy et al.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to create an operationally useful machine learning model that predicts the number of high-acuity left without being seen (LWBS) patients from the pediatric emergency department (E...
Bradley D Shy,Cristiana Baloescu,Isaac V Faustino et al. Bradley D Shy et al.
Objectives: This study aimed to assess the current utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) tools among emergency physicians, their attitudes toward AI in clinical practice, and how a national physician professional or...
Ethan E Abbott,Tehreem Rehman,Anthony Rosania et al. Ethan E Abbott et al.
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools and technologies are increasingly being integrated into emergency medicine (EM) practice, not only offering potential benefits such as improved efficiency, better patient experience, and increased safety, ...