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JAMA Pediatrics rejected our letter criticizing a study that pulled school children into the school yard and made a dog sniff them to see if they had COVID19

Sensible Medicine

We wrote this letter and submitted it to the journal, documenting that the trial violated ethical codes. Ultimately the core ethical question is, why did the authors consider this acceptable to conduct this research in children? Should they be allowed to accept unethical research on children and then block letters to the editor?

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Navigating Advance Directives Training for Healthcare Providers

American Medical Compliance

Our Continuing Medical Education (CME) program is committed to enhancing the knowledge, skills, and professional performance of healthcare providers to improve healthcare outcomes. Furthermore, advance directives are legal documents that provide instructions for medical care and only go into effect if you cannot communicate your wishes.

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Improving Care for Patients with a Non-English Language Preference (NELP)

EMDocs

13 Interventions may include: Ascertaining a patient’s preferred language early in the clinical encounter (during registration, for instance), and clearly documenting this preference in a place that is visible to all providers. Utilizing certified interpreters and documenting their use. Educating patients on their rights. Pediatrics.

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JAMA Pediatrics rejected our letter criticizing a study that pulled school children into the school yard and made a dog sniff them to see if they had COVID19

Sensible Medicine

We wrote this letter and submitted it to the journal, documenting that the trial violated ethical codes. Ultimately the core ethical question is, why did the authors consider this acceptable to conduct this research in children? Should they be allowed to accept unethical research on children and then block letters to the editor?

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Cervical Spine Imaging in Kids – the PECARN rule

Don't Forget the Bubbles

In adult trauma cases, there has been significant research to help decide which patients require X-ray or CT imaging for possible cervical spine injuries, leading to the development of the National Emergency X-Ray (NEXUS) prediction rule and the Canadian C-Spine Rule (CCR). Why is this study needed?

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Sepsis alerts work! Just not in the patients who fire the alerts

PulmCCM

A cluster randomized trial using all-cause mortality as an outcome was always needed to determine whether EMR alerts improve outcomes for suspected severe infection. This led the authors to speculate that qSOFA parameters were being documented more diligently on the wards randomized to screening.

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The Concomitant Use of Calcium and Diltiazem for Rapid Atrial Fibrillation

RebelEM

What They Did: Researchers conducted a multicenter, retrospective cohort study in three community hospitals and two freestanding emergency departments. Secondary outcome All secondary outcomes were found to be similar (Not statistically significant) between groups (See table above). received CaCl 89.3%