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Glucagon is being underutilized in the prehospital and outpatient setting

Glucagon Underutilized in Prehospital, Emergency Settings

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Diabetic problem often incorrectly coded by dispatch; paramedic access to give glucagon also an issue

December 2017 Briefing – Emergency Medicine

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Emergency Medicine for December 2017. This roundup includes the...
ST-elevation myocardial infarction patient perceptions

STEMI Patient Perceptions Impact Emergency Medical Services Use

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Self-transport patients more likely to perceive EMS as slower, express concerns over resource use
A protocol involving collaboration between paramedics and primary care physicians could help prevent transport to the emergency department for residents of assisted living facilities who have fallen

Paramedic-PCP Protocol Can Cut ER Visits for Assisted Living Falls

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Shared decision making between paramedics, physician could help prevent transport to ER
High-sensitivity troponin assay can identify patients presenting with suspected acute coronary syndrome at very low risk for 30-day adverse cardiac events

Serial hsTnT Level IDs Risk of 30-Day Adverse Cardiac Event

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Serial levels ≤19 ng/L IDs patients presenting with suspected ACS with <1 percent risk of 30-day ACE
The rate of window blind-related injuries among children younger than 6 years of age treated in U.S. emergency departments is 2.7 per 100

Window Blinds Continue to Pose Injury Risk for Young Children

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For children younger than 6 treated in U.S. ERs, rate of window blind-related injuries is 2.7 per 100,000
An improvement methodology can increase guideline-adherent evaluation for patients with provider concern for nonaccidental trauma in the pediatric emergency department

Guideline-Adherent Assessment of Nonaccidental Trauma Up

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Successful increase in guideline-adherent evaluation for patients with provider concern for NAT
A case of a 16-year-old presenting to the emergency department with acute intermittent porphyria is described in a case report published online Dec. 5 in Pediatrics.

Acute Intermittent Porphyria Described in Teen Girl

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Clinical picture seemed consistent with constipation, but hyponatremia did not fit with diagnosis
Cardiologist care is associated with a lower rate of death in patients with new-onset atrial fibrillation

Specialty Care Tied to Reduced Mortality in New-Onset A-Fib

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Finding despite increased rates of hospitalizations and other cardiovascular outcomes

November 2017 Briefing – Emergency Medicine

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Emergency Medicine for November 2017. This roundup includes the...