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Getting Triggered By Errors in the Emergency Department

EM Literature of Note

The emergency department is a place of risk and errors. But, the net effect becomes – the ED is a focus for patient safety research. “Implementation of Electronic Triggers to Identify Diagnostic Errors in Emergency Departments” [link] Tweet A sore shoulder that is necrotizing fasciitis.

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Well-being interventions for emergency department staff: 'necessary but 'inadequate - a phenomenographic study

Emergency Medicine Journal

Introduction Stress and burnout are prevalent among emergency department (ED) staff in the UK. The concept of well-being interventions for ED staff is a growing area of interest and research worldwide. Participants were asked about their experience and perceptions of well-being interventions delivered in the workplace.

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2082 Initial findings from a public participation workshop on the sonic environment in the emergency department

Emergency Medicine Journal

We propose using a qualitative approach called ‘deep listening’ to explore the sonic environment of emergency departments. We organised a public participation workshop to explore perspectives on the sonic environment of an emergency department as well as their perceptions and experiences of the deep listening methodology.

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The DIMPLES study

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Children presenting with diabetes and diabetic ketoacidosis to Emergency Departments during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK and Ireland: an international retrospective observational study. During the COVID-19 pandemic , we noticed a change in the type of patients presenting to the Emergency Department. Arch Dis Child.

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Why is pain management so difficult in the Emergency Department? A systematic mixed studies review and thematic synthesis of staff perceptions of enablers and barriers to pain management within the Emergency Department

Emergency Medicine Journal

Introduction Pain is the most common presenting feature within the ED, yet undertreatment of pain in the ED is a well-documented problem worldwide. Despite the development of interventions to address this problem, there is still limited understanding of how pain management can be improved within the ED.

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Nettle-induced Urticaria Treatment Study (NUTS): demonstrating the joy of research through a randomised, blinded, placebo-controlled trial

Emergency Medicine Journal

The use of dock leaves to ease the discomfort of nettle stings is a well-known folk remedy in the British Isles, yet has never been tested in a clinical trial.

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Sniffing out Sepsis - Vibes vs Scoring Systems?

Taming the SRU

Early Physician Gestalt Versus Usual Screening Tools for the Prediction of Sepsis in Critically Ill Emergency Patients. Ann Emerg Med 2024 Background Sepsis remains an increasingly common emergency department condition that is tied to higher morbidity and mortality across the United States as well as the rest of the world.

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