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New York EMT Saves Two In Deadly Blaze

03.10.2008
He managed to lead two residents out of the building, but was unable to save a trapped woman. »»»

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Night-Shift Nap Awakens ER Residents and Nurses

04.02.2007
STANFORD, Calif. -- Allowed a 40-minute nap midway through 12-hour night shifts, emergency room residents and nurses responded with more vigilance and vigor, found researchers here. »»»

ACEP: Cell Phones Can Be Quick Resource for Emergency Contacts

04.02.2007
NEW ORLEANS -- An emergency department in Albany, N.Y., is using ER visits as teaching moments to instruct patients how to program cell phones with I-C-E (in case of emergency), with contact names and numbers. »»»

ACEP: Predictors for Fatal Bicycle-Crashes Identified

04.02.2007
NEW ORLEANS -- Bicycle crashes are more likely to be fatal when the rider has been drinking, is an adult male, has a collision with a car, or is riding on a high-speed roadway, reported researchers here. »»»

ED Visits Abound for Adverse Drug Effects in Older Patients

04.02.2007
ATLANTA -- Older patients are about as likely to be seen in the emergency room for adverse drug events as they are for automobile accidents, according to a CDC study. »»»

ACEP: Patients Unfamiliar with Stroke Symptoms and Urgency

04.02.2007
NEW ORLEANS -- Stroke patients are likely to be unaware of what is happening to them and that it is an urgent medical matter, reported researchers here. »»»

Striking Disparities in ER Evaluation of Chest-Pain

02.02.2007
MILWAUKEE -- When patients with chest pain arrive at the emergency department, they may get profiled, before decisions are made on care, by race, female gender, and insurance coverage, reported researchers here. »»»

Early ICU Nutritional Support Reduces Liver Dysfunction

30.01.2007
MADRID -- Starting artificial nutrition early but at a limited energy requirement may protect against liver dysfunction for intensive care patients with sepsis, according to a large cohort study here. »»»

When Patients Are Hospitalized in Bunches, Mortality Rises

10.01.2007
LOS ANGELES -- Older patients admitted to a large academic medical center on busy shifts may have a greater mortality risk than those who come to the hospital on less frenetic days, suggested investigators here. »»»

AHA: Blood Test Improves Management of Acute Heart Failure

05.12.2006
CHICAGO -- A widely available blood test for heart failure should be used more frequently when patients arrive at the emergency department with shortness of breath, researchers said here. »»»

Night-Shift Nap Awakens ER Residents and Nurses

05.12.2006
STANFORD, Calif. -- Allowed a 40-minute nap midway through 12-hour night shifts, emergency room residents and nurses responded with more vigilance and vigor, found researchers here. »»»

ACEP: Cell Phones Can Be Quick Resource for Emergency Contacts

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- An emergency department in Albany, N.Y., is using ER visits as teaching moments to instruct patients how to program cell phones with I-C-E (in case of emergency), with contact names and numbers. »»»

ACEP: Predictors for Fatal Bicycle-Crashes Identified

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- Bicycle crashes are more likely to be fatal when the rider has been drinking, is an adult male, has a collision with a car, or is riding on a high-speed roadway, reported researchers here. »»»

ED Visits Abound for Adverse Drug Effects in Older Patients

05.12.2006
ATLANTA -- Older patients are about as likely to be seen in the emergency room for adverse drug events as they are for automobile accidents, according to a CDC study. »»»

ACEP: Patients Unfamiliar with Stroke Symptoms and Urgency

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- Stroke patients are likely to be unaware of what is happening to them and that it is an urgent medical matter, reported researchers here. »»»

ACEP: Don't Drink the Fabuloso!

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- A brightly colored, attractively packaged household cleaning product called Fabuloso has led to a rash of emergency department visits for accidental ingestion, toxicology researchers reported here. »»»

ACEP: A Call for Admitting Cell Phones to the ED

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- Today's cell phones don't disrupt emergency department telemetry, and patients and visitors should be allowed to use them, contended researchers here. »»»

ACEP: Clot-Snaring Devices Improve Outcomes After Ischemic Stroke

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- In acute ischemic stroke patients, mechanical snares and other devices that remove clots can improve survival and functional outcomes, investigators reported here. »»»

ACEP: CT No Help in Suspected Appendicitis

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- CT scans for patients with suspected acute appendicitis add no diagnostic value and may be associated with worse outcomes, researchers reported here. »»»

ACEP: Angioplasty Delayed Is Fibrinolytic Therapy Denied

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- Even when the "door-to-balloon" time for patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) is longer than the 90-minute goal, 21% of patients get no fibrinolytic reperfusion while they are waiting. »»»

ACEP: Crowded EDs Slow Delivery of Antibiotics for Pneumonia

05.12.2006
NEW ORLEANS -- The age of patients, how they ride to the emergency department, and how busy it is on arrival all factor in to whether those with pneumonia get antibiotics within the recommended four hours. »»»
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