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Speaking urgent care flow fluently

St. Emlyn

St.Emlyn's - Emergency Medicine #FOAMed Simplifying urgent care data translation is essential for hospital flow improvement. The post Speaking urgent care flow fluently appeared first on St.Emlyn's. This post provides a perspective on how to achieve this.

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SGEM Xtra: The Final Countdown – To IncrEMentuM 2025

The Skeptics' Guide to EM

He works in prehospital (EMS and HEMS), and at Morales Meseguer Hospital in public medical service in Murcia, Spain. Franciso has postgraduate Master's degrees in emergencies and urgent care, clinical ultrasound, and emergency and disaster management, from the University of Elche, the University of Madrid, and the University of Oviedo.

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Stings and envenomations – a buzz-worthy podcast

PEMBlog

In this episode, Dr. Ben Grebber, a pediatric resident at Boston Children’s Hospital/Tufts Children’s Hospital, discusses Bee Stings and Spider Bites. It is summertime, so the bees and bugs are out!

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2046 'Call before Convey - Delivering urgent care for patients in the right place with the right clinician, first time

Emergency Medicine Journal

Aims and Objectives Aim: Ensure patients have timely access to the right urgent care, in the right place with the right clinician. Many people access urgent care via the emergency department (ED) resulting in poor patient experience, delays to care and duplication, also causing overcrowding, leading to harm.

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Dr. Elsburgh Clarke Was Among First to Specialize in Emergency Medicine

ACEP Now

1 Just one year prior, Dr. Clarke had begun an emergency medicine residency at what was then known as LA CountyUSC Hospital, Los Angeles. Firsthand Account An ambulance bay at the LA County-USC Hospital in 1978. Dr. Clarke was then hired as assistant director in the emergency department (ED) at Pomona Valley Hospital, Pomona, Calif.

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Evaluating a new emergency department avoidance service for older people: patient and relative experiences

Emergency Medicine Journal

Results Seventeen patients and 15 relatives were interviewed, who described the experience of 32 attendances to the urgent CARE centre between them. There was a hesitation to call emergency services for several reasons, the primary being long wait times in ED and/or the prospect of an overnight stay in hospital.

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GP patients in the emergency department

Emergency Medicine Journal

2 The authors observed that the demand for ED services is influenced by a range of individual, department and wider system factors, but that colocated GP/ED service models did not reduce attendances and waiting times and had a mixed impact on hospital admissions and length of hospital stay.