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Early in the COVID-19 outbreak

EMS Calls Down Early in COVID-19 Outbreak

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But the rate of EMS-attended deaths increased from 1.49 to 2.77 percent of calls
There has been a dramatic decrease in pediatric asthma-related emergency department use during the COVID-19 pandemic compared to the four previous years

ED Visits for Childhood Asthma Down During Pandemic

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Similar pattern observed for all levels of asthma triage acuity
Following declaration of the COVID-19 pandemic as a national emergency

ED Use Down for MI, Stroke, Hyperglycemic Crisis in COVID-19

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Drop in visits seen in the 10-week period following declaration of COVID-19 as national emergency
Higher medical and nonmedical financial hardships are associated with a greater number of emergency department visits and lower receipt of some preventive services among cancer survivors

Financial Hardship Linked to More ED Visits in Cancer Survivors

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Medical financial hardship linked to lower uptake of influenza vaccine, lower breast cancer screening
Suicide ideation complaints to the emergency department decreased during the "stay at home" order for COVID-19

Encounters for Suicidal Ideation in ED Down During ‘Stay at Home’

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Findings seen in large multicenter system; percentage of alcohol complaints higher among behavioral health visits
During the early pandemic era

CDC: Decline Noted in ED Visits During Early Pandemic Period

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42 percent decrease found in total number of U.S. ED visits; decreases largest for those ≤17 years, females
The emergency department visit rate increases with age among individuals aged 60 years and older

Emergency Dept Visit Rate Increases With Age Among Older Adults

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About 7 percent of ED visits made by nursing home residents; peak of 24 percent in those aged 90+ years
A significant delay in treatment has been observed for patients with acute ischemic stroke during the COVID-19 pandemic

Delay in Treatment Seen for Acute Ischemic Stroke During COVID-19

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Mean interval from last-known-well time to presentation significantly longer in March 2020
From 2004 to 2017

AAOS: Opioid Prescribing Down for Minor Ortho Injuries in Youth

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However, 54.3 percent of patients received at least one dose of opioid during ED or clinic visit
Emergency department patients with nonfatal opioid or sedative/hypnotic drug overdose have exceptionally high risks for death in the following year

One-Year Mortality High Following ED Visit for Overdose

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Mortality rates higher from unintentional overdose, suicide, and natural causes at one year