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• • ·ACEP Research Forum 2014

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• Research Forum Educational Program 2014

  • ·Research Forum Educational Program 2014

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• Index of Presenters

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• Research Forum Abstracts

  • ·1 Strength and Dose of Opioids Prescribed from US Emergency Departments Compared to Office Practices: Implications for Emergency Department Safe-Prescribing Guidelines

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    M.D. Menchine, S. Axeen, L. Plantmason, S. Seabury

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  • ·2 National Emergency Care and Emergency Care-Directed Costs in the United States

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    J.E. Galarraga, J.M. Pines

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  • ·3 At Risk Alcohol Use Predicts Risk of Repeat Emergency Department Visit for Trauma

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    A. Baugher, L. Haley, D. Adedinsewo, M. Kelley, A. Hankin

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  • ·4 The Impact of Emergency Medicine Residents on the Operational Efficiency in a Busy Level 1 Trauma Center Emergency Department

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    A.M. Trop, R. Robinson

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  • ·5 Medicaid Expansion Under the Affordable Care Act: How May it Affect Emergency Department Utilization and Access?

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    A.K. Venkatesh, C.M. Cutter

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  • ·6 Financial Impact of Scribes in an Academic Emergency Department

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    H.A. Heaton, S.M. Matthews, A.G. Cummings, C.R. Forbach, A. Mehrotra

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  • ·7 Reconsidering the Doctor-in-Triage: Team-Based Triage and Care May Improve Patient Throughput

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    D.L. Gutteridge, B.D. Shy, N. Singh, E. Rabin

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  • ·8 High Risk Care Plans Effectively Decrease Emergency Department Resource Utilization

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    L. Ablaihed, F. Barrueto, L. Pimentel, A. Comer, B.J. Browne, J.M. Hirshon

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  • ·9 Effect of a Workflow Solution Task Force on Emergency Physician Compliance for Point-of-Care Ultrasound Documentation and Billing

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    R.E. Lewiss, J. Cook, T. Saul, N.C. Avitabile, N.L. Kaban, S.D. Siadecki, A. Sauler, E. Lavine, J. Rabrich, D.E. Wiener

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  • ·10 The Impact of Triage-Leveling in an Environment of Emergency Department Crowding

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    M. Hocker, C. Gerardo, J. Broder, H. Sanddesara, R. Donohoe, J. Theiling, J. Villani, F. Xia, A. Limkakeng

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  • ·11 The Clinical Utility of the Clock Drawing Test in Detecting Delirium in Older Emergency Department Patients

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    G. Emerson, R. Carlson, S. Nicolson, J. Han

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  • ·12 Validation of a Clinical Decision Aid for 30-Day Adverse Events in Emergency Department Patients With Atrial Fibrillation

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    T.W. Barrett, W.H. Self, C.A. Jenkins, D. Darbar

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  • ·13 Ketamine Use in a Resource-Limited Setting: Continued Safety in a Maturing African Non-Physician Clinician System

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    M. Bisanzo, R. Brandt, T. Kisoke, F. Kyomugisha, A.O. Arthur, S.H. Thomas

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  • ·14 Computed Tomography for Pulmonary Embolism: A Prospective Evaluation of Utilization in the Emergency Department

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    A.S. Myong, S.B. Baliga, H.A. Klausner, M. Oddo

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  • ·15 Management of Cardiac Arrest Is Influenced By the Use of an End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide Monitor

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    A. Danielson, D. Barnes, D. Nishijima, J. Barton

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  • ·16 Effect of Therapeutic Hypothermia on Regional and Transmural Ventricular Fibrillation Waveform Complexity in a Model of Ischemic Cardiac Arrest

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    A. Cheng, T. Cronin, K. Laurita, L. Wilson, J. Piktel

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  • ·17 Out-of-Hospital Treatment of Massive, Lethal, Non-Compressible Hemorrhage with a Self-Expanding Percutaneously Administered Foam

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    D. King, A. Rago, M. Duggan, J. Beagle, R. Busold, G. Zugates, J. Marini, G. Velmahos, U. Sharma

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  • ·18 Ultrasound Identification of Successful Endotracheal Tube Placement by Paramedics and Residents

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    P.C. Lema, J. Wilson, M. O'Brien, H. Lindstrom, C. Tanski, J. Consiglio, B. Clemency

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  • ·19 Short Term Recurrence and Severe Outcome Following Emergency Department Visit for Seizure: Results from the BISTRO International Prospective Trial

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    Y. Freund, B. Blooom, J. Bokobza, N. Baarir, S. Laribi, T. Harris, V. Navarro, R. Pearse, B. Riou, P. Hausfater

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  • ·20 Kobayashi Maru in Medical Simulation: The Educational Utility of the No Win Patient Scenario

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    S. Lee, A.P. Skog

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  • ·21 Applying Lean Methodologies Reduces Emergency Department Laboratory Turnaround Times

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    B.A. White, J. Baron, Y. Chang, C.A. Camargo, D.F.M. Brown

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  • ·22 Making it Work: Correlating Nursing Perception of Physician Productivity to Physician Interpersonal Skills and Actual Productivity

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    S. Krzyzaniak, T.G. Dschaak, R. Frederick, J. Hafner, H. Wang

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  • ·23 Effect of a Multi-Diagnosis Diagnostic Treatment Unit on Emergency Department Length of Stay and Inpatient Admissions at Two Canadian Hospitals

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    A.H.Y. Cheng, N.G. Barclay, R.B. Abu-Laban

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  • ·24 Use of the SONET Score to Evaluate Emergency Department Crowding: A Comparison to the National Emergency Department Overcrowding Study Scoring Tool

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    B. Banks, R. Robinson, M. Coppola, K. Bunch, C. Huggins, K. Watson, N. White, N. Zenarosa, K. Delaney, H. Wang

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  • ·25 Medical Necessity and Resource Use among Frequent Emergency Department Users

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    C. Peabody, P. Gruber, C.N. Lam, M.D. Menchine

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  • ·26 The Effect of Inpatient Occupancy on Emergency Department Door-to-Admit Time: A Mathematical Model Using Spline Regression

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    T. Haas, S. Ondak, L. Whelan, M. Brantley, A.O. Arthur, S.H. Thomas

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  • ·27 Reduction in Jail Emergency Department Visits and Closure After Implementation of a New Jail Urgent Care Staffing Model

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    E. Eiting, S. Lopez, D. Harrison, J. Eng, E. Wilkes

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  • ·28 Effects of Emergency Department Operational Parameters on Left Without Being Seen: Length of Stay is Most Important

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    D. Himelic, A.O. Arthur, B. Burns, S.H. Thomas

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  • ·29 A Simple Electronic Medical Record Decision Aid to Reduce Repeat Computed Tomography Exposure

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    E.K. Nordquist, S. Leto, E. Leser, E. Christian, J. Bailitz

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  • ·30 A Randomized Trial on the Ability to Tolerate, Level of Discomfort, and Adverse Effects Associated with Higher-Flow and Lower-Flow Oxygen via a Standard Nasal Cannula

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    D. Chuang, A. Brainard, I. Zeng, L. Larkin

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  • ·31 Multi-Center Prospective Surveillance of Emergency Department Tracheal Intubation

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    C.A. Brown, A.E. Bair, D.J. Pallin, R.M. Walls

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  • ·32 Improvement in Laryngoscopy Skills of Emergency Medicine Residents over a Three-Year Residency

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    J. Dicken, J. Mosier, A. Patanwala, J.C. Sakles

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  • ·33 Time to Paralysis After Intramuscular Injection of Neuromuscular Blocking Agents: A Review of the Literature

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    I. Shaw, N.S. Trueger, M. Pirotte

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  • ·34 Time of Onset and Predictors of Biphasic Anaphylactic Reactions: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of the Literature

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    L. Lee, M.F. Bellolio, E.P. Hess, P.J. Erwin, R.L. Campbell

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  • ·35 Video versus Direct-Laryngoscopy: One-Year Multi-Agency Prospective Analysis

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    M.E.A. Escott, G.R. Gleisberg, K.M. Traynor, L. Vartanian, J.L. Cosper, S.P. Jenks, B.J. Monroe

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  • ·36 Prevention of Invasive Airway Management in Drug-Induced Angioedema Using Icatibant

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    M.L. DeBard, E. Keating, A. Schieber

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  • ·37 Glidescope versus C-MAC in Awake Upright Intubation: A Randomized Cross-Over Study

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    A.S. Drenguis, J.N. Carlson

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  • ·38 Evaluation of Patient Positioning: Achieving Optimal Direct Laryngoscopy First Attempt Success in Out-of-Hospital Care

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    M.E.A. Escott, K.M. Traynor, G.R. Gleisberg, L. Vartanian, L.M. Aulbert, J.L. Cosper, B.J. Monroe, S.P. Jenks

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  • ·39 National Cost Savings from Observation Unit Management of Syncope

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    C.W. Baugh, L.-J. Liang, B.C. Sun

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  • ·40 Detection and Evaluation of Major Bleeding in Atrial Fibrillation or Total Hip or Knee Replacement Patients Treated with Rivaroxaban

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    S. Tamayo, K. Hopf, L.E. Fields, T. Sarich, S. Wu, D. Yannicelli, Z. Yuan

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  • ·41 Early Mortality in Acute Heart Failure in Spanish Emergency Departments: An Analysis from the “Epidemiology of Acute Heart Failure in Emergency” Project

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    C. Ferre, J. Jacob, F. Llopis, I. Bardes, X. Corbella, A. Salazar

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  • ·42 Predictors for Hospital Admission After Emergency Department Visits for Syncope

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    C.W. Baugh, K.R. Bernard, B.C. Sun, J. Ma, J.D. Schuur

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  • ·43 Resistance to Clot Lysis in Patients With Submassive Pulmonary Embolism

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    W.B. Stubblefield, N.J. Alves, J.A. Kline

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  • ·44 Emergency Physician Adherence to a Chest Pain Risk Stratification Decision Aid

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    J. Bringolf, S.B. Elliott, C.D. Miller, R.F. Riley, B.C. Hiestand, S.A. Mahler

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  • ·45 Validation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Predict Abnormal Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone Levels in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Atrial Fibrillation

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    S.D. Bellew, R. Moman, E. Hess, M.F. Bellolio

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  • ·46 Revisiting Myoglobin versus Troponin in Admitted Patients With Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome

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    D. Lee, P. Sud, M.F. Ward, J. Zhou, Z. Mahmooth

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  • ·47 For Diagnosis of Acute Coronary Occlusion in Left Bundle Branch Block, ST/QRS Ratio is More Accurate than T-Wave Concordance

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    K.W. Dodd, K.D. Elm, S.W. Smith

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  • ·48 Impact of Source of Infection on Outcome in Patients With Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock in the Emergency Department

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    D.H. Song, M.K. Chae, S.Y. Hwang, S.C. Jin, T.R. Lee, W.C. Cha, T.G. Shin, M.S. Sim, I.J. Jo, K.J. Song, Y.K. Jeong

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  • ·49 Lung Protective Ventilation is Uncommon During Aeromedical Transport: An Observational Study

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    A.J. Stoltze, N.M. Mohr, T.S. Wong, K.K. Harland, A. Ahmed, B.M. Fuller

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  • ·50 Age Modifies the Association Between Obesity and Mortality Among Emergency Department Visits Hospitalized With Severe Sepsis

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    L.M. Abbate, R.S. Schwartz, A.A. Ginde

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  • ·51 Which Vital Signs from the Initial Assessment are Associated With Development of Severe Sepsis or Septic Shock in the Emergency Department?

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    S. Haddad, Y. Goltser, N. Baner, E. Kintzer, E. Boccio, T.L. Slesinger, G. Rudolph, A. Sama, M.F. Ward, J. D'Amore

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  • ·52 Central Venous Pressure Monitoring Through a Vascular Access Port Device

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    J. Wutzke, S. Wheeler, H. Chandler, D. O'Connell, C. Barysauskas, B. Barton, M. Mullen

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  • ·53 Utility of the Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome Criteria in the Differentiation of Emergency Department Patients With and Without Infection

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    M.A. Puskarich, U. Nandi, A.E. Jones

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  • ·54 Increased Charges Without Increased Resuscitative Efforts Among Emergency Department Deaths at Teaching Hospitals and Trauma Centers

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    J. Holst, S. Perman, R. Capp, A. Ginde

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  • ·55 The Effects of Etomidate Administration in Mechanically Ventilated Patients With Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock

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    E. Giesler, R. Sherwin, C. Courage, S. Stewart, A. Fiorvento, A. Powell, S.S. Wilson

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  • ·56 The Effect of Short-Term Neuromuscular Blocker: Administration in Septic Patients Requiring Mechanical Ventilation

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    E. Giesler, S.S. Wilson, C. Courage, S. Stewart, A. Fiorvento, A. Powell, R. Sherwin

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  • ·57 Direct Comparison of a Magnetic Resonance Imaging Protocol With Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography to Diagnose Appendicitis

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    M.D. Repplinger, P.J. Pickhardt, D. Kitchin, J. Robbins, T. Ziemlewicz, S.B. Reeder

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  • ·58 Head Trauma and CT Imaging: A Review of Relevant Case Law

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    R.A. Lindor, E.T. Boie, R.L. Campbell, E.P. Hess, A.T. Sadosty

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  • ·59 Bayesian Model for Comparative Assessment of Lactate and Procalcitonin using CURB 65 Risk Score as Predictor for ICU Admission

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    L. Cochon, A.A. Baez, A. Ovalle

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  • ·60 Assessing Two D-Dimer Age-Adjustment Strategies to Optimize Computed Tomography Utilization in Emergency Department Patient Evaluation of Pulmonary Embolism

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    A. Gupta, A.S. Raja, I. Ip, R. Khorasani

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  • ·61 Prospective Validation of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases/Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network Clinical Criteria for the Diagnosis of Anaphylaxis in Emergency Department Patients

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    C.E. Loprinzi-Brauer, J.T.C. Li, J.B. Hagan, S. Lee, M.F. Bellolio, R.L. Campbell

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  • ·62 The Use of Model-Based Iterative Reconstruction to Decrease Radiation Dose Without Increasing Emergency Department Length of Stay

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    L. Grubish, M. Gatewood, J. Busey, W. Shuman, J. Strote

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  • ·63 Increased Computed Tomography Scan Use Among Emergency Department Patients With Abdominal Pain Does Not Increase Diagnostic Certainty

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    B. Daniels, A. Venkatesh

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  • ·64 Definitive Imaging in Patients With Non-Specific Abdominal Pain Does Not Prevent Returns to the Emergency Department

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    E. Aaronson, P. Borczuk

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  • ·65 Comparison of Appendicitis Clinical Scoring Systems With Physician-Determined Likelihood of Appendicitis

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    M.D. Repplinger, S.K. Golden, A. Ebinger, J.E. Svenson

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  • ·66 Comparison of Ultrasound and Plain Radiography for the Detection of Long Bone Fractures

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    M. Bagan, A. Bahl, A. Brackney, S. Joseph

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  • ·67 Emergency Medicine Residents Perspective on Ultrasound Training

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    M. Kapoor, J. Greenstein, M. Davis, D. Das, N. Panebianco

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  • ·68 Bedside Ultrasound versus Computed Tomography in Diagnosing Renal Colic and Predictors of 30-Day Return Visits

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    M. Leo, B. Langlois, P. Mitchell, J. Pare, J. Linden, C. Amanti, C. Nam, E. Monrose, B. Libby, K. Carmody

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  • ·69 Does a History of Difficult Venous Access Mean the Patient Really Needs an Ultrasound-Guided IV?

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    J.M. Fields, N. Renzi, K. McCarter, K. Paziana

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  • ·70 Can Point-of-Care Ultrasound Identify Patients Who Need Emergency Percutaneous Coronary Intervention?

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    S. Adhikari, T. Jones

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  • ·71 An Investigation of the Variability Amongst Emergency Ultrasound Fellowships: Is It Time for Standardization?

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    A. Folorunsho, U. Blackstock, M. Vermeulen, S. Menlove, K.A. Carmody

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  • ·72 Predicting Difficult Peripheral Intravenous Access in Adult Emergency Department Patients

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    H. Shokoohi, K. Boniface, S. Vahali, R. Eggleton, R. Ashraf, R. Ding, M. McCarthy

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  • ·73 Number of Weeks Spent Rotating in the Emergency Department has a Greater Effect on Achievement of Ultrasound Milestone Competency than a Dedicated Ultrasound Rotation

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    C. Smalley, M. Thiessen, J. Kendall, R. Byyny, A. Dorey, B. McNair

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  • ·74 High Body Mass Index is Strongly Correlated With Decreased Image Quality in Focused Bedside Echocardiography

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    S.D. Siadecki, S.E. Frasure, T. Saul, R.E. Lewiss

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  • ·75 Current Status and Future Issues in Emergency Department Attending Physician Ultrasound Credentialing

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    A. Ndubuisi, M. Kapoor, S. Gupta, C. Brown, D. Das

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  • ·76 Classification and Frequency of Emergency Medical Services Procedures Performed in the United States

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    C.J. Karns, J.N. Carlson, N.C. Mann, K.E. Jacobson, M. Dai, C. Colleran, H.E. Wang

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  • ·78 Impact of Emergency Physician Care Provided at Los Angeles County Jail Urgent Care Clinic on Municipal Emergency Medical Services Agency

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    S.G. Sanko, S. Terp, D. Joseph, E. Eiting, M. Eckstein

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  • ·79 The Impact of Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders on Critical Procedures and Mortality in Hospitalized Emergency Department Visits for Severe Sepsis

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    N. Sarkari, S.M. Perman, A. Ginde

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  • ·80 The Danger of Creating an Oxygen-Enriched Environment in the Back of an Ambulance: The Risk of Various Oxygen-Delivery Devices

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    D.E. Slattery, C. Fox, J. Richard

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  • ·81 Pediatric Electronic Board: A New and Accurate Method for Determining the Weight of Critically Ill or Injured Children

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    S.E. Milne, R.F. Lubell, C.R. Carpenter, W.K. Milne

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  • ·82 A Descriptive Analysis of United States Out-of-Hospital Care Response to Law Enforcement Tactical Incidents

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    S.J. Aberle, C.M. Lohse, M.D. Sztajnkrycer

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  • ·83 Analysis of Medication Administration Discrepancies Between Out-of-Hospital and Emergency Department Records

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    M. Andreae, P. Canning, R. Kamin, J. Delgado

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  • ·84 The Effect of Thoracic Ultrasound for the Detection of Pneumothorax on Medical Decisionmaking in Trauma Patients in the Out-of-Hospital Setting

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    R.A. Jones, M. Tabbut, C. Emerman, S. Stout

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  • ·85 Family as a Barrier and a Boon to Diabetes Self-Care in Emergency Department Patients: A Qualitative Analysis

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    E. Burner, M. Menchine, S. Arora

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  • ·86 Trends in Tissue Plasminogen Activator Delivery for Ischemic Stroke

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    A.L. Sharp, K. Sauser, N. Sangha, Z. Ajani, W. Neil, T. Newton, M. Gould

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  • ·87 Prioritizing Conditions for Which to Compare Emergency Department Admission Rates

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    M.P. Lin, J. Weissman, C. Sinnette, M. Greenwood Erickson, K.R. Bernard, J. Ma, J.D. Schuur

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  • ·89 United States Emergency Department Openings, Closures, and Annual Visit Volumes: 2001 to 2011

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    A.F. Sullivan, J.A. Espinola, D.K. Chen, C.R. Sheils, D.F.M. Brown, C.A. Camargo

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  • ·90 Does Supervised Learning Promote a High-Cost Practice Style?

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    J.D. Schrager, S. Morgan, T. Berger, S. Pitts

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  • ·91 Physician Attitudes Toward Immediate Discharge of Low-Risk Pulmonary Embolism Patients from the Emergency Department

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    Z.P. Kahler, D. Moss Beam, J.A. Kline

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  • ·92 Impact of a Usual Source of Care on the Rates of Computed Tomography Scans in the Emergency Department

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    M.F. Bellolio, L.R. Haas, N.D. Shah, R.L. Campbell, D. Cabrera, S.J. Swensen, E.P. Hess

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  • ·93 “My Doc Sent Me In”: A Study of Community Referrals to the Emergency Department

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    S. Haydar, J. Crowell, K. Walton, K. Lefebvre, T.D. Strout, M.R. Baumann

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  • ·94 Concomitant Alcohol Intoxication Delays Antibiotic Treatment of Sepsis in Adult Emergency Department Patients

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    A. Dryer, Z. Kopelman, A. Dattilo, M.F. Ward, S. Schneider, J. D'Amore

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  • ·95 Development of an Emergency Department Antibiogram Directed at Treating Outpatient Urinary Tract Infections

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    Z. Drapkin, E. Lingenfelter, S. Youngquist, K. Fritz, M. Fix

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  • ·96 Emergency Department Pharmacist Monitoring of Provider Antibiotic Selection for Empiric Treatment of Outpatient Urinary Tract Infections

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    E. Lingenfelter, Z. Drapkin, S. Youngquist, K. Fritz, M. Fix

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  • ·97 Evaluation and Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Among Emergency Department Patients at a Large Urban Safety-Net Hospital in Los Angeles

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    S. Lopez, B. Baker, S. Terp, S. Desai

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  • ·98 Diagnostic Usefulness of Endocervical Gram Stain Smears in Adolescents With Genitourinary Complaints

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    L. Retterath, E. Bicker, J. Zhan, J. Law, T. Joseph, C. Ardary, J.S. Jones

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  • ·99 A Single Dose of Oritavancin Compared to 7 to 10 Days of Vancomycin: Lesion Size Reduction in Phase 3 Studies of Acute Bacterial Skin and Skin Infections

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    C.V. Pollack, G.R. Corey, S. Good, H. Jiang, G. Moeck, M.W. Wikler

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  • ·100 Validation of a Clinical Prediction Rule for the Management of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Males Presenting to the Emergency Department

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    C. Garthe, J. Badour, J. Miller, Z. Simons, E. Goodman, B. Riley, J.S. Jones

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  • ·101 Incidence and Predictors of Intracerebral Hemorrhage After Thrombolytic Therapy for Acute Ischemic Stroke

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    B. Khodorkovsky, T. Igneri, A. Buxton, J. Comber, D. Cookish, K. San Filippo

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  • ·102 Consent Taking for Stroke Thrombolysis at the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Study

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    Y. Shen, L. Tiah

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  • ·103 Predicting Poor Outcomes After tPA for Stroke: A Topological Analysis of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke rt-PA Stroke Study and the Specialized Programs of Translational Research in Acute Stroke Registry

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    R.P. Radecki

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  • ·104 Implementation of a Guideline for Treatment of Benign Headaches Reduces Opioid Use in Emergency Department Patients

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    L. Perinpam, E.C. Walter, R.L. Campbell, M.J. Laughlin, J.J. Westphal, M. Rudis, D.M. Nestler, L.E. Walker, B.E. Madsen

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  • ·105 Room for Intravascular Volume Expansion in Emergency Department Stroke Management

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    J. Miller, L. Rodriguez, J. Levely, A. Lee, M. Devisser, Y. Gao, J. Suszanski, C. Lewandowski

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  • ·106 Adiponectin Impairment Disrupts Acetylcholine-Induced Aortic Relaxation After Angiotensin II-Induced Vasoconstriction: A Novel Mechanism for Hypertension Exacerbation in the Metabolic Syndrome

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    Y. Wang, J. Li, G. Liu, J. Zhou, W.B. Lau, X.-L. Ma

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  • ·107 A Clinically Important Post-Translational Modification of CTRP9: Proteolytic Cleavage of CTRP9 Yields its Globular Domain, Which Activates AMPK

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    W.B. Lau, Y. Yuan, W. Yi, Y. Sun, Y. Wang, X.L. Ma

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  • ·EMF-108 Comparison of Alteplase and Delta-Plasmin, a Recombinant Direct Fibrinolytic, in a Submassive Pulmonary Embolism Animal Model

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    D.M. Beam, W.B. Stubblefield, E.N.M. Neves, J.A. Kline

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  • ·109 Measuring Albuterol-Induced Changes in Whole-Blood Potassium Levels in the Healthy Patient

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    D. Stevenson, T. Long, J.P. Green, J. Rose

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  • ·110 Technology Assessment of Non-Invasive Tissue Perfusion Monitor to Predict Admission in an Emergency Department

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    R. Barnwell, J. Hughes, R. Gerhardt, R. Graham

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  • ·111 Tidal Volume in Patients Undergoing Mechanical Ventilation in the Emergency Department

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    S.L. Wood, N.C. Papacostas, M. Lamb, T.D. Strout

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  • ·112 Early Recognition and Treatment of Sepsis After the Addition of Lactate to Critical Laboratory Call List

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    E. Sterk, M.A. Rech, T. Nghiem, B. Bahar, S. Khan

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  • ·113 Use of Computerized Sepsis Care Plans Improved Resuscitation Parameters in Patients With Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock

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    E. Giesler, R. Sherwin, C. Courage, S. Stewart, A. Fiorvento, A. Powell, S.S. Wilson

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  • ·114 Trauma Patients Evacuated by Critical Care Air Transport Teams Out of the Combat Zones (2007-2013): A Preliminary Descriptive Report

    Page :S41

    A. Mora, A. Ervin, V. Ganem, V. Bebarta

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  • ·115 Impact of Timely Antibiotic Administration on Outcomes in Patients With Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock in the Emergency Department

    Page :S42

    Y.M. Joo, M.K. Chae, S.Y. Hwang, S.C. Jin, W.C. Cha, T.G. Shin, M.S. Sim, I.J. Jo, K.J. Song, Y.K. Jeong

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  • ·EMF-116 Platelet Mitochondrial Function in Early Severe Sepsis

    Page :S42

    M. Puskarich, A.E. Jones

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  • ·117 The Impact of Hurricane Sandy on Mental Health-Related Emergency Departments Visits

    Page :S42

    K.C. Frankel, C.M. Allegra, B. Eskin, J.R. Allegra

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  • ·118 Assessment of Serum Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Testing and Urine Drugs of Abuse Screening in Emergency Department Psychiatric Patients

    Page :S43

    K. Murrell, S. Offerman, Y. Balan, J. Yom

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  • ·119 Primary Predictors of Suicide Outcomes One Year After Screening Positive for Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department

    Page :S43

    S.A. Arias, I. Miller, C.A. Camargo, A.F. Sullivan, A.B. Goldstein, M.H. Allen, A.P. Manton, E.D. Boudreaux

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  • ·120 The Impact of Burnout on Patient Care Among Emergency Physicians

    Page :S43

    D. Lu, S. Dresden, C. McCloskey, J. Branzetti, M. Gisondi

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  • ·121 Impact of Scribes Upon Emergency Physician Self-Assessed Authenticity

    Page :S44

    L. Brown, M. Benage, A. Tran, D. Chapman

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  • ·122 Self-Reported Fatigue Scores by PGY-3 Emergency Medicine Residents on the Occupational Fatigue and Exhaustion/Recovery Scale: Does Sex Play a Role in Shift-Related Fatigue?

    Page :S44

    J.A. Leuck, D. Pearson, M. Bullard, M. Templin

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  • ·123 Creating a Wellness Curriculum for an Emergency Medicine Residency

    Page :S44

    L.A. Weichenthal, S. McCullough, S. Manternach

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  • ·124 Maternity Leave Policies, Beliefs, and Attitudes for Emergency Physicians

    Page :S45

    C.B. Irish, C.Z. MacVane, M.L. Fix, T.D. Strout, K.W. Zimmerman, R.B. Bloch

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  • ·125 Comparison of Airway Intubation Devices When Using a Biohazard Suit: A Feasibility Study

    Page :S45

    K.R. Weaver, K.R. Long, G. Barr, J.P. Reboul, A.S. Ratner, L. Diaz, D.A. Sturm, B.G. Porter, M.R. Greenberg, B.G. Kane

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  • ·126 Comparative Analysis of Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment and Five-Level Nursing Emergency Severity Index Triage During a Large-Scale Disaster Drill

    Page :S45

    K. Reed, R.R. Sarin, S. Cattamanchi, J.J. Rifino, G. Ciottone

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  • ·127 Impact of Early Fresh, Whole Blood Transfusion in the Severely Injured at United States Marine Corps Forward Surgical Care Facilities in Afghanistan

    Page :S46

    J. Auten

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  • ·128 Lifesaving Performance of Health Care Providers During a Multi-Patient Simulated Disaster

    Page :S46

    D.A. Swartzentruber, J.R. Jones, L.A. Scott, A.E. Wahlquist

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  • ·129 Disaster Education: A Survey Study to Analyze Disaster Medicine Training in Emergency Medicine Residency Programs in the United States

    Page :S46

    R.R. Sarin, S. Cattamanchi, A. Alqahtani, M. Aljohani, A. Ardalan, G. Ciottone

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  • ·130 Emergency Prophylaxis Throughput Study: An Evaluation of Medical Students’ Ability to Effectively Assemble and Distribute Mass Prophylaxis to Hospital Employees and Staff at a Closed Point of Distribution

    Page :S47

    A. Boulos, A. Benzing, L. Zucker, R. Malanga

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  • ·131 Emergency Department Security: Violent Events and Anticipated Surge Capacity of Emergency Departments in Washington State

    Page :S47

    J. Weyand, C. Kang, E. Junck, J.D. Heiner

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  • ·132 Computed Tomography Utilization for Non-Traumatic Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department Shows Minimal Variability

    Page :S47

    R. Cross, R. Bhat, K. Maloy, Y. Li, M. Plankey

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  • ·133 Improved Rule-Out Diagnostic Gain with a Combined Aortic Dissection Detection Risk Score and D-Dimer Bayesian Decision Support Scheme

    Page :S48

    A.A. Baez, L. Cochon

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  • ·134 The Yield of Non-Contrast Cranial Computed Tomography for the Detection of Intracranial Pathology in Emergency Department Patients With Headache: A Systematic Review

    Page :S48

    A. Williams, B.W. Friedman

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  • ·135 How Accurate is “My Gut Feeling?”: Comparing the Accuracy of System 1 versus System 2 Decisionmaking for the Acuity Prediction of Patients Presenting to an Emergency Department

    Page :S48

    J.M. Walston, J.F. Thomas, J.L. Wiswell, J.R. Anderson, M.F. Bellolio, E.P. Hess, D. Cabrera

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  • ·136 New Onset Diabetes in Pediatric Patients: Is Diabetic Ketoacidosis Common?

    Page :S49

    P. Wuthrich, F. Fiesseler, D. Salo, R. Riggs

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  • ·137 Utilization of Cardiac Enzyme Testing and Relationship to Acute Coronary Syndromes in U.S. Emergency Departments, 2005-2010

    Page :S49

    M.P. Lin, J.D. Schuur

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  • ·138 How Do Emergency Physicians Diagnose Renal Stone Patients Following a Simple Guideline to Limit Renal Stone Computer Tomography?

    Page :S50

    A. Dickhute, J. Dickinson, D.L. Morgan, C.K. Stone

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  • ·139 Accuracy and Agreement of Two Geographical Information System Programs for Estimating Long-Distance Ground Interfacility Transport times

    Page :S50

    J.J. Soulek, A.O. Arthur, E. Williams, C. Schieche, S.H. Thomas

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  • ·140 Impact of Incremental Demand for Ambulance Use on Response Time in Cardiac Arrest Patients in Tokyo (SOS-KANTO Study 2012 Interim Analysis)

    Page :S50

    M. Suzuki, K. Hayashida, S. Hori, D. Miyazaki, Y. Tahara, A. Yaguchi, N. Morimura, K. Nagao, SOS-KANTO 2012 Study Group

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  • ·141 An Evaluation of Out-of-Hospital ST-Elevation Activations

    Page :S51

    G.H. Engelman, K. Kubes, P.M. Carry, M.J. Gleason

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  • ·142 Emergency Medical Services, Injury, and Illness at the 2013 Boy Scout Jamboree

    Page :S51

    R.B. Dunne, S. Wise, L. Hrutkay, P. Seamann, S. Eshenaur, N. Bork

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  • ·143 Emergency Medical Services Initiation of Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation in Urban Acute Congestive Heart Failure Patients

    Page :S51

    T. Cooper, C. Munford, B. Schuessler, K. Witherspoon, D.M. Allin, S.O. Murphy

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  • ·144 Use of Intranasal Naloxone by Basic Life Support Providers

    Page :S52

    S.G. Weiner, P.M. Mitchell, E.S. Temin, B.K. Langlois, K.S. Dyer

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  • ·145 Endotracheal Tube Cuff Pressures in Patients Intubated by Referral Agencies in a Helicopter EMS System

    Page :S52

    J. Tennyson, S. Weisberg, D. Leblanc, T. Ford-Webb

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  • ·146 Patient Positioning Impacts Lung Ultrasound Findings in Heart Failure Patients

    Page :S52

    S.E. Frasure, D.K. Matilsky, S.D. Siadecki, E. Platz, T. Saul, R.E. Lewiss

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  • ·147 External Certification for Emergency Ultrasound: A Survey of Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Directors on Use of the Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Exam

    Page :S53

    R.D. Huang, S. Leech, C. Raio, J. Davison

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  • ·148 Ultrasound Transducer Selection for Identification of B-Lines in Patients With Shortness of Breath

    Page :S53

    L. Salazar, B. Punzalan, O. Corujo, J. Fialkovich, S.H. Chin, Z. Ali, M. Radeos, A. Datta

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  • ·149 Does Weight or Sex Correlate With the Ability to Visualize the Distal Aorta in Bedside Aortic Ultrasound?

    Page :S53

    B. Mody, C. Bryczkowski, G. Wei, J. McCoy, R. Geria

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  • ·150 Inter-Rater Reliability Between Expert Emergency Physician Sonographers Reviewing Deep Venous Thrombosis Ultrasound Studies

    Page :S54

    J. Novik, S. Zakharchenko, M. Vermeulen, R. Berkowitz, U. Blackstock, S. Menlove

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  • ·151 Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Intravenous Access by Emergency Department Technicians is a Safe and Effective Strategy for Avoiding Unnecessary Central Venous Catheters

    Page :S54

    P. Duran-Gehring, F. Guirgis, L. Bryant

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  • ·152 Ultrafest, a One-Day Bedside Ultrasound Symposium, Improves Medical Students’ Practical Knowledge and Skills in Cardiac Ultrasound

    Page :S55

    J. Mattson, T. Ramage, C. Pham, L. Beier, P. Lenehan, J.C. Fox

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  • ·153 What are the Sonographic Baseline Measurements of the Inferior Vena Cava Diameter in Normovolemic Children?

    Page :S55

    N. Kathuria, L. Ng, T. Saul, R.E. Lewiss

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  • ·154 Evaluation of a SIRS Alert Tool as a Method for Early Detection of Sepsis in the Emergency Department

    Page :S56

    N.G. Okafor, A.M. Mehta, C.J. Freeman, P.B. Doshi

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  • ·155 Health Information Exchange Frequently Changes Emergency Physician Management Plan

    Page :S56

    B. Gordon, J. Salzman, K. Bernard, R. Whitebird

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  • ·156 Predictive Analytics Monitoring for the Early Detection of Hemodynamic Instability

    Page :S56

    R.L. Summers, K.C. Isom, M. Pipke

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  • ·157 Potential to Reduce Lifetime Attributable Risk of Cancer through Avoidance of Radiographic Imaging in the Emergency Department by using a Health Information Exchange: An Observational Study Based on Emergency Department Clinician Perceptions

    Page :S57

    S.H. Saef, M. Hanley, W. Zhao, B.J. Walker, C.M. Carr

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  • ·158 Comparison of a Natural Language Processing Classifier versus Research Assistants In\Coding Neuro-Trauma Radiology Reports

    Page :S57

    P. Borczuk, A. Dixit, B.A. Parry, R.T. Callahan

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  • ·159 Perceptions of Health Care Quality in an Emergency Department During a Planned Electronic Health Record Downtime

    Page :S58

    A.M. Mehta, N. Okafor

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  • ·160 A Resident-Matched Emergency Medicine Sub-intern Schedule Had No Effect on Medical Student Productivity

    Page :S58

    D.P. Runde, J.L. Cunningham, W.C. Coates

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  • ·161 The Impact of Multidisciplinary Team Training on Adherence to Central Venous Catheter Patient Safety Protocols

    Page :S59

    J.P. Orlando, C.D. Bortle, M. Carter, A. Joshi, P. White, H. May

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  • ·162 Advancing Resident Training With the Use of Scribes

    Page :S59

    B. Wegg, M. Deibel, C. Kiernan

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  • ·163 Predicted Mortality as an Additional Measure Of Critical Care Delivery In A Public Hospital Emergency Department

    Page :S59

    F.H. Grimaldo, J.S. Palter, T. Kim, E.K. Nordquist, E.L. Christian, S.H. Bowman

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  • ·164 What is the Incidence of Remediation in Emergency Medicine Residency Programs?

    Page :S60

    M. Weizberg, M. Silverberg, T. Murano, J. Smith, S. Santen

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  • ·165 Health Literacy Regarding Diagnostic Testing in the Emergency Department

    Page :S60

    B. Parker, C. Marco, B. Duncan, H. Rockey

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  • ·166 Validation of Pediatric Weight Estimation Methods Using Mid-Upper Arm Circumference

    Page :S60

    D. Suh, S.Y. Jung, D.K. Kim, Y.H. Kwak

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  • ·167 Oral Morphine versus Ibuprofen for Post-Fracture Pain Management in Children: A Randomized Controlled Study

    Page :S60

    J. Teefy, G. Bhullar, K. Lin, A. Papini, R. Nedadur, J. Howard, M. Bale, D. Mainprize, J. Seabrook, N. Poonai

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  • ·168 Improving Pediatric Asthma Care via Outreach to a Community Emergency Department

    Page :S60

    T. Walls, N. Hughes, C. Rawlinson, J. Chamberlain, K. Brown

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  • ·169 Prospective Validation of a Biomarker Panel to Identify Pediatric Emergency Department Patients With Abdominal Pain Who Are at Low Risk of Acute Appendicitis

    Page :S61

    D.S. Huckins, H.K. Simon, K. Copeland, T.J. Milling, H. Hennes, J. Gogain, P.R. Spandorfer, C.H. Allen

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  • ·170 Impact of Delayed Appendectomy on Perforation Rates in Children With Appendicitis

    Page :S61

    W. Bonadio, P. Homel, J. Brazg

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  • ·171 Five Simple Interventions That Reduce Intravenous Access Delays in Neonatal Severe Sepsis

    Page :S62

    J. Skovran, M. Cotton-Betteridge, J.J. Kelly, K. Deitch

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  • ·172 Discharging Low Risk Chest Pain: Is a Rapid Cardiology Follow-Up Program the Answer? A Pilot Study

    Page :S62

    D. Bodnar, P. Steel, J. Sperling

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  • ·173 Patient Safety Concerns for Emergency Department Severe Sepsis Patients Downgraded to Non-Intensive Care Unit Beds

    Page :S62

    J.J. Kelly, R. Shirguppi, I. Hacker-Delany, P. Dominici, K. Deitch

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  • ·174 Intubation Checklist Performance in a Simulation Model

    Page :S63

    D. Himelic, A.O. Arthur, J. Gentges, B. Burns, S.H. Thomas

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  • ·175 Risk Factors and Interventions to Prevent Post Emergency Department Discharge Complications Among Geriatric Population: A Literature Review

    Page :S63

    Q.K. Tran, J.D. Bayram, R. Boonyasai, M. Case, C. Connor, D. Doggett, O. Fawole, M. Ijagbemi, S. Levine, A. Wu, J.C. Pham

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  • ·176 Does Time Matter?: The Relationship Between Emergency Department Boarding and Congestive Heart Failure Patient Outcomes at a Large Urban Public Hospital

    Page :S63

    F.H. Grimaldo, T.J. Lewis, E.L. Christian

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  • ·177 Drug-Related Problems in Emergency Department Patients: A Prospective Evaluation of Prevalence, Categorization, and Disposition

    Page :S64

    L. Perinpam, J.D. Haag, M.R. Baudoin, C.L. Fowler, K.L. Sunga, V.R. Bellamkonda, B.J. Peters, M.I. Rudis

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  • ·178 The Effect of Language Complexity and Health Literacy on Patient Comprehension in the Emergency Department

    Page :S64

    R. Wiggins, I.B.K. Martin, D.A. Dewalt, R. Lovrich, M. Hieronymus, B.L. Joyner

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  • ·179 Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Oral Lacerations: Practice in an Urban Emergency Department

    Page :S65

    S. Lilley, J. Caffrey, S.E. Keller, T. Murano

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  • ·180 The Appropriate Utilization of Emergency Department Observation Units Analysis of Patients With the Ten Most Common Admission Diagnoses

    Page :S65

    M. Chandou, R. Jayswal, R. Robinson, C. Schrader, S. Buca, N. Zenarosa, H. Wang

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  • ·181 Admission Rates for an Observation Unit Clinical Pathway for the Treatment of Uncomplicated Sickle Cell Disease Vasoocclusive Crisis

    Page :S65

    M. Lyon, L.C. Sturgis, A. Kutlar, M. Gibson, R. Lottenberg, R. Gibson

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  • ·182 The Hawthorne Effect, Metrics and Emergency Physicians’ Head CT Practice

    Page :S66

    D.G. Miller, D. Walz

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  • ·183 Differences in Knowledge, Opinions, Abilities, and Aptitude Among Staff and Providers on Patient Satisfaction at a Large University Teaching Hospital

    Page :S66

    K. Ali, S.R. Morgan, S. Stuk, N. Franks

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  • ·184 Withdrawn

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  • ·185 Increase in Non-Opioid Prescribing With the institution of Opioid Guidelines

    Page :S66

    E. Legome, R. Cadet, Emergency Medicine Council of Health Hospitals Corporation, R. Wilson

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  • ·186 A Comparison of Routine HIV Screening Strategies in a Large, Inner-City Emergency Department: Integrated versus Parallel Models

    Page :S67

    A. Hankin, H. Freiman, B. Copeland, B. Shah

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  • ·187 Use of an Electronic Medical Record-Based Triage HIV Screening Flow Sheet to Facilitate Implementation of Routine HIV Testing in a High-Volume, Inner-City Emergency Department

    Page :S67

    A. Hankin, H. Freiman, B. Shah

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  • ·188 Prevalence of Social Resource and Legal Assistance Needs in the Emergency Department and the Relationship to Emergency Department Utilization

    Page :S67

    J. Newberry, H. Vongsachang, C. Cordero, E. Pirrotta, B. Heymach, R. Walker, N.E. Wang

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  • ·189 Severity of Substance Misuse and Need for Substance Misuse Interventions Among Adult Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S68

    R.C. Merchant, J.R. Baird, T. Liu, F. Beaudoin, T. Nirenberg

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  • ·190 In Case of a Primary Care Crisis Please Go to the Emergency Room: An Investigation of Patient Referral to the Emergency Department by Non-Health Care Providers

    Page :S69

    R. Hill, A. Gest, C. Smith, J. Guardiola, J. Gonzalez, J. Ha, M. Apolinario, P.B. Richman

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  • ·191 Effect of Chloride Load from Intravenous Crystalloid Infusion on Mortality in Hospitalized Patients Following Fluid Resuscitation

    Page :S69

    A.D. Shaw, K. Raghunathan, F. Peyerl, S.H. Munson, S.M. Paluszkiewicz, C. Schermer

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  • ·192 Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation in Acute Respiratory Failure: Predictors of Outcome

    Page :S69

    H.E.M. Ali

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  • ·193 In-Flight Blood Administration is not Associated With Pre-Flight Hemoglobin Levels in Patients Evacuated Out of Combat by U.S. Air Force Critical Care Air Transport Teams

    Page :S70

    A. Mora, A. Ervin, V. Ganem, V. Bebarta

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  • ·194 Cardiac Arrest With Initial Arrest Rhythm of Pulseless Electrical Activity: Do Rhythm Characteristics Correlate With Outcome?

    Page :S70

    M. Hauck, D. Pearson

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  • ·195 Out-of-Hospital Intraosseous versus Intravenous Access in Return of Spontaneous Circulation

    Page :S70

    B. West, M. Jule, N. Prescott, V.A. Labond, K. Zettek, W. Foland

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  • ·196 Initial Fluid Challenge for Hypovolemic Septic Shock Patients: Are the New Guidelines that Much Harder?

    Page :S71

    J.H. Paxton, C. Courage, N.R. Hunt, N.M. Morelli, R.L. Sherwin

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  • ·197 Physician Perception in Predicting Good Neurological Outcomes in Patients Resuscitated from Cardiac Arrest

    Page :S71

    S. McCormick, T. Engel, C.J. Thomas, P. Medado, B. Reed, S. Millis, B.J. O'Neil

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  • ·198 Barriers to Accessing Emergency Medical Services in Ghana

    Page :S71

    N.-K. Mould-Millman, S.D. Rominski, A.N. Zakariah, S.K. Akoriyea, J. Bogus, C.A. Boatemaah

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  • ·199 Physiological Modeling to Predict Acute Mountain Sickness

    Page :S72

    N. Ron, A. Parikh, M. Alhamdani, L. Melniker

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  • ·200 The Expanding Role of Emergency Medicine in Safeguarding Human Rights

    Page :S72

    M. Ryan, L. Beattie, H. Young

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  • ·201 Evaluation of a Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Curriculum in a Low-Resource Environment

    Page :S73

    M.P. Chang, C. Lyon, D. Aksamit, D. Janiszewski, J. Duval-Arnould, E. Hunt, J. Sampson

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  • ·202 A Survey of Factors Influencing Physician Migration Among Emergency Medicine Trainees in India

    Page :S73

    A.D. Black, A. Pousson, K. Douglass, J. Smith, S. Gidwani

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  • ·203 Community-Based Perceptions of Emergency Care in Communities Lacking Formalized Emergency Medicine Systems

    Page :S73

    M.C. Broccoli, E.J.B. Calvello, M. Twomey, B. Wachira, L.A. Wallis

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  • ·204 Inpatient Admission Rates for Syncope Vary Among and Within Countries: A Metaanalysis

    Page :S74

    B. Eskin, J.R. Allegra

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  • ·205 Does an Emergency Department Asthma Pathway and Clinical Asthma Score Significantly Increase the Emergency Department Length of Stay?

    Page :S74

    K.A. Marshall, D.L. Morgan, D.J. Lucia

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  • ·206 Adoption of Interventions to Reduce Emergency Department Crowding from 2007 to 2010

    Page :S74

    L.S. Honigman, J.D. Schuur, J.G. Chambers, J.M. Pines

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  • ·207 Impact of Scribes on Patient Throughput in an Academic Emergency Department

    Page :S75

    H.A. Heaton, S.M. Matthews, A.G. Cummings, C.R. Forbach, A. Mehrotra

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  • ·208 Patient Expectations: Are We Meeting Them and Do They Affect Patient and Provider Satisfaction?

    Page :S75

    C. Schaninger, A. Ventura, T. Simmons, K.W. Hart, C.J. Lindsell, A. Pancioli

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  • ·209 Factors Associated With Successfully Establishing and Managing a Freestanding Emergency Department

    Page :S76

    B.E. Newman, I. Siew, C. Streb, J. McKnight, J. Wong, S. Ogie

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  • ·210 General Surgery Consultations in the Emergency Department: A Multicenter Analysis of the Appropriateness and Timing of Surgical Referrals

    Page :S76

    E. Lang, L. Mack, D. Wang, F. Sutherland, J. Andruchow, A. McRae

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  • ·211 A Comparison of Emergency Department Throughput in Geographical versus Rotational Patient Assignment Models

    Page :S76

    L.T. Purnell, J. Cash, E. Kulstad, C. Mistry, K. Tekwani

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  • ·212 Troponin Testing Contributes More to Emergency Department Length of Stay than Age or ESI Level

    Page :S77

    P. Milano, E. Eiting, H. Kim, P. Gruber, S. Desai, V. Vasquez, S. Dasu

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  • ·213 Effectiveness of Resident Physicians as Triage Liaison Providers in an Academic Emergency Department

    Page :S77

    V. Weston, A. Aldeen, S. Gravenor, S. Jain, M. Schmidt, S. Malik

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  • ·214 GEDI WISE: Geriatric Emergency Department Patients’ Priorities for Health-Related Quality of Life - A Qualitative Study

    Page :S77

    S.M. Dresden, Danielle M. McCarthy, Kirsten G. Engel, A. Aldeen, D.M. Courtney

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  • ·215 A Novel Clinical Protocol for Placement and Management of Indwelling Urinary Catheters in Older Adults in the Emergency Department: Implementation and Impact Assessment

    Page :S78

    M.R. Mulcare, T. Rosen, S. Clark, K. Viswanathan, D.P. Calfee, M.E. Stern, N.E. Flomenbaum

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  • ·216 Prevalence and Identification of Hazardous Alcohol Use Among Older Adults Presenting to the Emergency Department

    Page :S78

    C. Shenvi, E. Isenberg, G. Pereira, C. Cairns, T. Platts-Mills

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  • ·217 Predicting Geriatric Falls Following Emergency Department Care: A Systematic Review

    Page :S78

    A. Lo, C.R. Carpenter

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  • ·218 Availability of Advanced Directive Documentation for Skilled Nursing Facility Patients in the Emergency Department

    Page :S78

    J.M. Noonan, R.J. Haar, M.E. Morrison, M.J. Eliades

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  • ·219 Comparison of Geriatric and Non-Geriatric Patient Perspectives on Seeking Care in the Emergency Department

    Page :S79

    B. Ho, S. Dresden, A. Aldeen, D.M. Courtney, J.G. Adams

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  • ·220 Improving Care for Injured Older Adults: A Qualitative Study of Providers and Patients

    Page :S79

    K.A. Padrez, B.G. Carr, M.K. Delgado, D.N. Holena, N. Dahodwala

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  • ·221 The Prevalence, Risk Factors and Short-Term Outcomes of Delirium in Thai Elderly Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S79

    J. Sri-on, A. Vaniskulbadee, S. Niruntarai, G.P. Tirrell, S.W. Liu

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  • ·222 Drug Poisoning Incidence in Wisconsin: Does Age Matter?

    Page :S80

    T.M. Leschke, C. Guse, A. Schlotthauer, P. Layde

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  • ·223 Risk Factors and Screening Instruments to Predict Adverse Outcomes for Older Emergency Department Patients: A Systematic Review

    Page :S80

    C.R. Carpenter, E. Shelton, S. Fowler, B. Suffoletto, T.F. Platts-Mills, R.E. Rothman, T. Hogan

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  • ·224 Predictors of Bacteremia Among Elderly Patients in the Emergency Department

    Page :S80

    M.A. Donaldson, J.H. Tan, L. Chai, W.S. Kuan, I. Ibrahim

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  • ·225 Geriatric Burn Injuries Presenting to the Emergency Department of a Major Burn Center: Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes

    Page :S81

    T. Rosen, M.R. Mulcare, M.E. Stern, S. Clark, D.L. Golden, M.S. Lachs, N. Flomenbaum, J. Gallagher

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  • ·EMF-226 The Effect of a Novel Clinical Decision Support System on Pain Care for Older Adults Presenting to the Emergency Department With Acute Abdominal Pain

    Page :S81

    L. Belland, L. Rivera-Reyes, N. Genes, F. Thum, G. Winkel, J. Soriano, U. Hwang

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  • ·227 Effect of Mandatory Prescription Drug Monitoring Program on Emergency Department Prescribing of Scheduled Drugs

    Page :S81

    E. Kim, N. Genes, M. Coupet

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  • ·228 The Repeal of Connecticut Sunday Alcohol Sale Restrictions did not Increase Emergency Department Visitation

    Page :S82

    K. Lord, G. D'Onofrio, A. Venkatesh

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  • ·EMF-229 Impact of Decreased County Mental Health Services on the Emergency Department

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    A.C. Nesper, B.A. Morris, J.F. Holmes

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  • ·230 Payment Received for Low Acuity Care

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    S. Schneider, P. Crane, A. Sama

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  • ·231 Lack of Price Transparency: Extreme Variations in Costs for Brand Name and Generic Prescription Drugs as a Barrier for Uninsured Patients

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    N. Sood, Y. Long, S. Terp, G. Joyce, S. Arora

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  • ·232 Using a Novel Definition of High Emergency Department Resource Use to Describe Patient Populations

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    S.C. Dorner, C. Jenkins, S. Russ

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  • ·233 Perceptions and Motivations of Emergency Medicine Residents Regarding Diagnostic Testing: A Qualitative Study

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    F. Zaver, L.S. Wen

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  • ·234 Emergency Physician Perception of the Impact of the National Drug Shortage Problem

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    A. Farney, D. Sklar, C. Crandall, S. Schneider

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  • ·235 The Effect of Implementing an Emergency Medicine Residency Program on RVU Generation and Mid-Level Provider Staffing

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    J.D. Clinkscales, F.M. Fesmire, J.R. Hennings, H.W. Severance, D.S. Campbell

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  • ·236 Trends in Malpractice Claims on Emergency Physicians: Time and Money

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    D. Cohen, M. Klyve-Wood, S. Chan

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  • ·237 Impact of the Affordable Care Act on the Health Care Coverage of Patients Seen in the Emergency Department: Initial First Quarter Findings

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    T.C. Chan, J.P. Killeen, G.M. Vilke, E.M. Castillo

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  • ·238 Super-Utilizers of the Emergency Department: Could Childhood Trauma Be a Culprit?

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    B.S. Ku, D.B. Mautner, K.C. Scott, K.R. McCarter, L. Selame, J.C. Brenner, B.K. Lee

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  • ·239 Patients Who Visit Emergency Departments Belonging to Different Hospital Systems are More Likely to Receive Multiple Computed Tomography Scans than Those Who Visit the Emergency Departments of a Single Hospital System

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    C.M. Carr, S.H. Saef, J. Zhang, C. Arnaud, J. Marsden, C.L. Melvin, W.P. Moran, P.D. Mauldin

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  • ·240 Hotspots of Triple Aim Opportunity: Identifying Geographic Clusters of Potentially Preventable Emergency Department Visits and Costs

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    B. Westgard, D. Warren

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  • ·241 Testing Concordance Between Data from Two Health Data Systems Using Kappa Values

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    N. Garg, A. Onyile, T. Lowery, G. Kuperman, N. Genes, C. DiMaggio, L. Richardson, J. Shapiro

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  • ·242 The Rise of Advanced Imaging for Bell's Palsy

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    A.D. Osborne, S.R. Pitts

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  • ·243 Cost of Medical Care for Low-Risk Emergency Department Patients With Venous Thromboembolism: Comparison of Usual Care With Warfarin versus Home Treatment With Rivaroxaban

    Page :S87

    Z.P. Kahler, D.M. Beam, J.A. Kline

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  • ·244 Emergency Department as Usual Source of Care in a Nationally Representative Sample of American Households

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    A.T. Janke, A. Brody, D.L. Overbeek, J.C. Bedford, P.D. Levy

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  • ·245 Association of Missed Outpatient Appointments and Emergency Department Visits and Inpatient Admissions

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    A. Ankeny, K. Isenberger, B. Westgard, L. Stuck, S. Wewerka

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  • ·246 Privately Insured Medical Patients are More Likely to Have a Head CT

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    J. Dickinson, E. Fortin, J. Fisher, S. Qiu, C.B. Irvin

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  • ·247 Scribes in an Academic Emergency Department Lead to Increased Charges and Decreased Down Coding

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    N.J. Gupta, M. Kopp, B.M. Becker

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  • ·248 Influence of Physician Sex on the Ability of Patients to Identify their Emergency Department Attending

    Page :S88

    S.K. Golden, B. Sharp, B. Patterson, A. Hamedani

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  • ·249 Etiology of Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Medication Adherent versus Medication Non-Adherent Patients in the Emergency Department Setting

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    E. Burner, A. Tripp, R. Sarkaria, C.N. Lam, M. Menchine, S. Arora, S. Terp

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  • ·EMF-250 An Emergency Department-to-Home Intervention to Improve Patient Activation

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    J.R. Schumacher, P. Hendry, A. Hall, B. Lutz, D.L. Carden

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  • ·EMF-251 Emergency Department Utilization Among Patients With Prescription Opioid Misuse: Informing a Risk Prediction Model Utilizing Health Information Technology

    Page :S90

    L.K. Whiteside, J. Russo, D. Zatzick

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  • ·252 Efficacy Outcomes by Lesion Type in Studies of a Single Dose of Oritavancin Compared to 7 to 10 Days of Vancomycin

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    C.V. Pollack, G.R. Corey, S. Good, H. Jiang, G. Moeck, M.W. Wikler

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  • ·253 Are We Acting Appropriately by Presumptively Treating Men More Aggressively than Women for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia in the Urban Emergency Department?

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    S.P. Wilson, R. Iordanova, M. Knych, M. Mahan, T. Vohra

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  • ·254 Antibiogram Does Not Predict Escherichia Coli Resistance to Ciprofloxacin in Women Presenting With Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection to an Urban, Academic Medical Center Emergency Department: A Prospective, Observational Study

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    T. Al-Salamah, M.C. Hines, B. Hayes, E. Heil, M. Witting, J.K. Johnson, M. Winters, W. Gaasch, H. Mallemat

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  • ·255 Prevalence of Gonorrhea and Chlamydia in the Emergency Department and Effectiveness of Presumptive Treatment

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    S.P. Wilson, M. Knych, R. Iordanova, M. Mahan, T. Vohra

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  • ·256 An Examination of Causative Bacteria and Susceptibility Patterns in Urinary Isolates Obtained in the Emergency Department and Immediate Care Setting

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    M. Cirone, B. Probst

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  • ·257 Withdrawn

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  • ·258 The Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter in Cerebral Infections

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    S. Bhatt, S. Sangani, J. Roberts, J. Salway, W. Mallon

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  • ·259 Use of Antibiotics for Acute Rhinosinusitis in the Emergency Department

    Page :S92

    S.M. Dresden, M. Kuhns, E. Dearing, S.S. Smith

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  • ·260 Inappropriate Initial Antimicrobial Therapy in the Emergency Department and Mortality in Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock

    Page :S92

    S. Kobayashi, C. Tomaszewski, P. Fedullo

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  • ·261 Predictors of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Infections Among Adults With Purulent Infections

    Page :S93

    M. Gilbert, J. Chenoweth, D. Colby, N. Tran, Z.R. Godwin, E.A. Panacek, J.P. Green

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  • ·262 Short Length of Stay is Associated With Expedited Follow-up for Patients With Acute Pulmonary Embolism

    Page :S93

    D.R. Vinson, D.W. Ballard, D.G. Mark, J. Huang, A.S. Rauchwerger, M.E. Reed, The CREST Network Investigators

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  • ·263 Measuring Albuterol-Induced Lactic Acidosis in the Healthy Patient

    Page :S94

    T. Long, D. Stevenson, J.P. Green, J. Rose

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  • ·264 National Study of Urban Trauma-related Deaths in Emergency Departments of Non-trauma Centers: Implications for Effective Trauma Triage

    Page :S94

    J. Holst, S. Perman, R. Capp, A. Ginde

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  • ·265 Efficacy of the Abdominal Aortic Tourniquet Device for the Control of Axillary and Femoral Artery Blood Flow

    Page :S94

    R.D. Gordon, M. Lyon

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  • ·266 Elevated Initial Lactate and Failure to Clear Lactate Predicts 24-Hour Mortality in Trauma Patients

    Page :S95

    Z.D.W. Dezman, A. Comer, G.S. Smith, M. Narayan, J.M. Hirshon

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  • ·267 Surgical Admissions for Traumatic Injuries: The Tip of the Iceberg

    Page :S95

    J. Vosswinkel, J.E. McCormack, H.C. Thode, A.J. Singer

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  • ·268 Emergency Physician Detection of Evidence Risk Markers for New Incidence Psychological Disorders in Injury Patients

    Page :S95

    M.D. Schreiber, J. Patane, B. Chakravarthy, C. Anderson

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  • ·269 Validation of the National Trauma Triage Protocol in a Suburban/Rural Area

    Page :S96

    M.C. Henry, E. Huang, J.E. McCormack, H.C. Thode

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  • ·270 Efficacy of Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta for Treatment in Severe Penetrating Trauma Patients

    Page :S96

    T. Norii, C. Crandall, Y. Terasaka

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  • ·271 Traumatic Cardiac Arrests in Asystole Managed by French Out-of-Hospital Emergency Medical Service: A Nationwide Survey

    Page :S96

    K. Tazarourte, J. Escutnaire, J.P. Tourtier, D. Savary, H. Hubert, P.-Y. Gueugniaud, REAC Group

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  • ·272 Efficacy of Topical Perfluoro t-butylcyclohexane, Oxygen-Saturated Gel in a Model of Delayed Wound Healing: Partial Thickness Burn Wound With Pseudomonas Infection in Swine

    Page :S97

    C. Ogedegbe, A. Carlisle, P. Dave, D. De Vinck, S. Kaul, T. Nyirenda, J. Feldman

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  • ·273 Does Speed Camera’s System Reduce the Number of Motor Vehicle Crashes and Severity of Injuries: Trauma Center 4 Years Experience

    Page :S97

    A.M. AlQahtani, M.S. AlShahrani

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  • ·274 The 21-Only Ordinance and its Effect on Alcohol-Related Emergency Department Visits Among College-Aged Adults

    Page :S97

    E. Colwell, M.E. Takacs, K. Harland

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  • ·275 Don’t Hit the Road, Jack! All-Terrain Vehicles are Dangerous on Both Paved and Unpaved Roads

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    C.A. Jennissen, G. Denning, K. Harland

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  • ·276 Withdrawn

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  • ·277 Retrospective Analysis of Concussion Discharge Instructions in the Emergency Department

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    A. Lane, T. Shekell, L. Barnett, A. Keogh, D. VerBunker, M. Bouska, M. Berkman, U. Stolz, A. Waterbrook

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  • ·278 Taking Risks: All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Among Agricultural Communities

    Page :S98

    K. Harland, G. Denning, K. Wetjen, P. Hoogerwerf, C.A. Jennissen

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  • ·279 A Novel Six-Sigma-Based Multidisciplinary Administrative Intervention Reduces Opioid-Seeking Patient Emergency Department Recidivism

    Page :S99

    E.M. Ketcham, A. Fredella, M. Malone, C. Ketcham, G.L. Larkin

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  • ·280 Pardon the Interruption(s): Enabling a Safer Emergency Department Sign-Out

    Page :S99

    B.R. Sharp, M. Brownson, R. Thompson, S.K. Golden, B. Patterson, J. Pothof, A. Lee, M. Westergaard, A. Hamedani

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  • ·281 Will Using a Clinical Guideline to Decrease Renal Stone Computed Tomography Scans Also Decrease the Number of Renal Stone Diagnoses?

    Page :S99

    D.R. Dies, D. Morgan, K. Stone

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  • ·282 Implementation of a Pulmonary Embolism Diagnostic Protocol Reduces Imaging

    Page :S100

    M. Drescher, J. Fried, J. Delgado, R. Brass, A. Medoro, T. Murphy, F. Tilden

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  • ·283 Unexpected Death Within 72 Hours After Emergency Department Visit: Were Those Deaths Preventable?

    Page :S100

    H. Goulet, V. Guerand, P. Samb, A. Beauchet, P. Aegerter, E. Casalino, B. Riou, Y. Freund

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  • ·284 Preventability and Severity Scoring of Drug-Related Problems in the Emergency Department

    Page :S100

    L. Perinpam, J.D. Haag, M.R. Baudoin, C.L. Fowler, K.L. Sunga, V.R. Bellamkonda, P.J. Bradley, M.I. Rudis

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  • ·285 Return Visits to the Emergency Department in Patients Discharged Following Hypoglycemic Episodes

    Page :S101

    D.P. Betten, D.J. Castle, M.J. Hughes, J. Henney

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  • ·286 “When We” Visual Cue Checklist Reduces Variation and Improves Adherence to Emergency Department Best Practices

    Page :S101

    S.A. Haydar, A. Bhattacharyya, M.S. Kerr, J.D. Leger, T.D. Strout

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  • ·287 Streamlining Patients With Isolated Hip Fractures from the Emergency Department to the Operating Room Utilizing a Novel Hip Fracture Pathway

    Page :S101

    A. Bastani, D. Donaldson, D. Cloutier, A. Forbes, A. Ali, W. Anderson

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  • ·288 Evaluation of Syncope in a Dedicated Observation Unit

    Page :S102

    W. Apterbach, J. LeBaron, G. Apterbach

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  • ·289 Comparing Perceived Acceptable Missed Diagnosis Rates for Emergency Medicine Diagnoses

    Page :S102

    A. Bloom, E. Chin, A. Thompson

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  • ·290 Electronic Medical Record-Based Sepsis Protocol Effectively Lowers Time to Antibiotics in Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S103

    G. Hayden, P. Smith, J. Losek, D. Ford, A. Boylan, G. Hall

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  • ·291 Is Review of 72-Hour Returns Useful in Identifying Emergency Department Patients With a Concerning Intra-Abdominal Process?

    Page :S103

    E. Aaronson, T. Benzer, P. Borczuk

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  • ·292 Computed Tomography Scans in Pediatric Head Trauma: Correlation With Emergency Department Length of Stay

    Page :S103

    E. Martin, S. Baqai, S. Chan

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  • ·293 Are Partents or Guardians of Children in the Emergency Department Interested in Smoking Cessation Interventions?

    Page :S104

    I.A. Barata, K. Bradburn, J. Zhou, N. Kohn, J. Avarello, K. Loscalzo, I. Llovera, M.F. Ward

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  • ·294 Transfer to a Tertiary Care Pediatric Emergency Department: Investigating Overtriage

    Page :S104

    B. Choi, C. Bush, A.T. Cruz, A.O. Ojo

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  • ·295 Magnetic Resonance Imaging for the Diagnosis of Pediatric Appendicitis

    Page :S104

    L. Kearl, I. Claudius, S. Behar, M. Hardasmalani, E. Rose, G. Santillanes, K. Hardiman, C. Berdahl

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  • ·296 Characteristics of Pediatric Emergency Department Patients Requiring Transfer

    Page :S105

    I.A. Barata, Z. Mahmooth, K. Bradburn, J. D'Angelo, C. Raio, S. Schneider, M.F. Ward

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  • ·297 A Randomized Controlled Trial of 2% Lidocaine Gel Compared to Current Standard of Care in Infants Undergoing Urinary Catheterization

    Page :S105

    M. Castelo, J. Li, A. Taddio, N. Lepore, R. Lim, M. Reider, N. Poonai

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  • ·298 Infants With Fractures in the Pediatric Emergency Department: Are We Considering Child Physical Abuse?

    Page :S105

    L.R. Lavin, C. Penrod, C. Estrada, D. Arnold, M. Xu, B. Saville, D. Lowen

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  • ·299 Differences Between Pediatric Age Groups May Affect All-Terrain Vehicle Injury Prevention Strategies

    Page :S106

    G. Denning, C.A. Jennissen, K. Harland

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  • ·300 Pediatric Fever in the Emergency Department: Parental Knowledge, Misconceptions, and Resource Utilization

    Page :S106

    M.M. D'Angelo, W. Eilbert

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  • ·301 Comparison of a Hybrid Pediatric Weight Estimation Method (Handtevy) to the Broselow Length-Based Tape

    Page :S107

    P. Antevy, P. Hardigan, R. Levy

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  • ·302 Prevalence of Sexually Transmitted Infection in Symptomatic Adolescents Presenting to the Emergency Department

    Page :S107

    L. Retterath, J. Zhan, E. Bicker, C. Ardary, T. Joseph, J. Law, J.S. Jones

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  • ·303 Epidemiology and Management of Pregnant Adolescents in the Emergency Department

    Page :S107

    M. Ernst, E. DeVries, K. Eischens, R. Andrews, J.S. Jones

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  • ·304 Appropriateness of Epinephrine Use in Emergency Department Anaphylaxis Patients

    Page :S108

    D.V. Baalmann, J.B. Hagan, J.T.C. Li, E.P. Hess, R.L. Campbell

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  • ·305 Efficiency and Effectiveness of a Chest Pain Protocol in an Urban Hospital Emergency Department

    Page :S108

    V.A. Kumar, M. Antoniolli, M. Suguitan, A. Kulek, N. Papale, K. Poltouri, H.A. Fritz, B. Reed, T. Mohamad, B. O'Neil, P. Levy

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  • ·306 Do Clinicians Recommend Cardiovascular Testing Less Frequently in Women? An a Priori Secondary Analysis of Videographic Data in the Chest Pain Choice Trial

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    R.T. Anderson, W.I. Gilani, A. Leblanc, M.E. Branda, M.F. Bellolio, S. Phelan, E.P. Hess

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  • ·307 Potentially Missed Opportunities to Diagnose Acute Coronary Syndromes: Demographic and Clinical Features of Patients Seen and Discharged from an Emergency Department Within 3 and 7 days of Hospitalization for Acute Coronary Syndromes

    Page :S109

    E. Lang, C. Walker, F. Stephenson, D. Traboulsi, L. Morrin, R. Welch

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  • ·308 Use of a Simple Stress Testing Algorithm for Observation Unit Chest Pain Patients Reduces Radiation Exposure and is Cost-Effective

    Page :S109

    L. Goodell, C.B. Irvin, S. Patel, G. Cohen, J. Simon, M. Pena

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  • ·309 Operational Impact and Patient Outcomes Following Implementation of High-Sensitivity Troponin Testing in Three Urban Emergency Departments

    Page :S110

    K. Crowder, T. Jones, D. Wang, Steve Clark, Jamie McMeekin, James Andruchow, Eddy Lang, Andrew McRae

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  • ·310 Outcome of Emergency Department Placement of Transvenous Pacemakers

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    N. Piela, A. Sacchetti, A.J. Abrams, A. Gallagher

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  • ·311 Detection of Acute Myocardial Ischemic Injury by Sex Using a Novel Cardiac Electrical Biomarker

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    D.M. Schreck, R.D. Fishberg

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  • ·312 Screening Normal Electrocardiograms for ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarct May Not Be Needed

    Page :S111

    A.D. Osborne, A. Goyal, A. Moore, G.F. Knight, S. Sasser, M.A. Ross, J.P. Capes, M.A. Wheatley

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  • ·313 Mortality and Timing of Death in Patients With Runaway Pacemakers

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    E.M. Castillo, A.Q. Dang, T.C. Chan, G.M. Vilke

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  • ·314 The QRS Axis in Left Bundle Branch Block and its Implication in Diagnosis of Acute Inferior Myocardial Infarction

    Page :S111

    K.W. Dodd, E.M. Dodd, S.W. Smith

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  • ·315 Is Cardioversion in the Emergency Department Safe and Effective?

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    S.E. Mace, A.J. Ulintz

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  • ·316 Comparison of the Short-Term Predictive Value of Four Risk Scores in Chest Pain Patients in a Hong Kong Emergency Eepartment: TIMI, GRACE, Banach, and HEART

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    C.A. Graham, Y.M. Li, X.H. Chen, M. Li, H.L. Jiang, P.Y. Lin, T.H. Rainer

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  • ·317 Resident Perception of the Utility and Objective of the Evaluation Process under the Next Accreditation System

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    L.A. Weichenthal, S. Sawtelle, R. Ruegner

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  • ·318 Implementation of a Real-Time Qualitative Tool for Mega Code Performance in an Advanced Cardiac Life Support Course: A Pilot Study

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    M.-Y.J. Huang, Y.-C. Su

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  • ·319 Comparing Standard versus Video-Based Teaching for Ultrasound-Guided Internal Jugular Central Venous Catheter Access for Fourth-Year Medical Students

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    J. Abualenain, K. Calabrese, R. Tansek, C. Ranniger

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  • ·320 Evaluation of Hypotension: A Theme-Based Approach to Teaching Point-of-Care Ultrasound to Medical Students

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    R. Amini, S. Adhikari, L. Stolz, K. Gaskin, N. Baker, A. Sanders

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  • ·321 Comparison of Different Methods of Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction in Novice Sonographers

    Page :S114

    C. Gelabert, R. Geckle, R. Malhotra, S. Haddad, A. Ash, C. Raio, M. Nelson

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  • ·322 A Cross Sectional Study of Medical Student Knowledge of Evidence-Based Medicine as Measured by the Fresno Test of Evidence-Based Medicine

    Page :S114

    L. Semler, E. Rehman, Z. Haddad, K. Ahmadzadeh, S. Crellin, K. Falkowska, K. Kendig, B. Steinweg, A. Smith, B. Kane

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  • ·323 Can In-Training Exam Review Quizzes Administered via Audience Response System Predict Scores on In-Training Exam?

    Page :S114

    J. Jordan, K. Shah, K. Jahnes, L. David, L. Lufty-Clayton, G. Wei, G. Winkel, S. Santen

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  • ·324 A Retrospective Review of Variables Impacting Patient Care in the Emergency Department With the Annual Change in Resident Staffing

    Page :S114

    V. Dang, A. Bahl

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  • ·325 Perceptions of Professionalism and Social Media Use Among Emergency Physicians and Residents

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    C. Shenvi, N. Waller, R. Johnson, W. Soares, K. Brewer, C. Hodgson

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  • ·326 How Well Do Academic and Community Emergency Physicians Follow Decision Rules for Pulmonary Embolism?

    Page :S115

    M. Finan, D. Hahn, J. Stoltzfus, M. Eberhardt

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  • ·327 A Qualitative Study of Transition-to-Residency Program Courses in the United States

    Page :S115

    C.A. Germann, M.L. Fix, D.A. Wald, T.D. Strout

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  • ·328 Enhancing Learning With Simulation: Setting “SMART” Learning Goals During Debriefing Improves Self-Directed Learning

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    M. Emery, C. Bush, R. Bounds, B. Gillett, S. Santen, A. Aghera

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  • ·329 Procedural Instructional Videos: Google Glass versus Gopro

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    W. Wiechmann, N. Lane, C. Mccoy, A. Wong

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  • ·330 Development of a Post-Sexual Assault Behavioral Profile in the Emergency Department

    Page :S116

    K. Bradburn, C. Gambrah, J. D'Amore, S. Schneider, S. Pasternak, Z. Kopelman, K. Maurice, A. Sama, J. D'Angelo, M.F. Ward

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  • ·331 Youth Heart Rescue Pilot: A School-Centered Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Educational Intervention

    Page :S117

    A. Cano, M. Del Rios, A. Aldeen, T. Campbell, E. Demertsidis, S. Heinert, T. VandenHoek

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  • ·332 The Reliability of Sick Children Require Evaluation Now to Prioritize Critically Ill Children in Primary Health Care Centers in Low-Resource Settings

    Page :S117

    B. Hansoti, A. Jenson, R.E. Rothman, T. Kirsch, L. Wallis

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  • ·333 Factors Affecting Emergency Department Opioid Prescribing Decisions Vary by Provider Type: A Cross-Sectional Survey at an Urban Academic Center

    Page :S117

    A.C. Pomerleau, J.D. Schrager, B.W. Morgan

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  • ·334 A Comparison of Homeless versus Non-Homeless Patients Using United States Emergency Departments: A 2010 Update

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    M.P. Brewer, A. Tadros, S.M. Layman, S.M. Davis

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  • ·335 Predicting Frequent Use of Emergency Department Resources

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    J.J. Brennan, T.C. Chan, R.Y. Hsia, G.M. Vilke, J.P. Killeen, E.M. Castillo

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  • ·336 White and Privately Insured Medical Patients are More Likely to Have a Non-Head CT Scan in the Emergency Department

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    F. Syed, M. Palmer, A. Messman, S. Qiu, C.B. Irvin

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  • ·337 Associations Between Intimate Partner Violence and Health Outcomes in a University-Affiliated Emergency Department and Urgent Care Setting in Appalachia

    Page :S119

    C. Kennedy, D. Davidov, C. Burrell

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  • ·338 Evaluating the Potential to Expand Advance Directive Instructions to an Inventory of Specific Procedures: A Survey of Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S119

    A. Gomez, D. Cohen, C. Smith, P. Richman

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  • ·339 Increased Risk of Ischemic Stroke in Patients With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Nationwide Cohort Study

    Page :S119

    P.-L. Cheng, Y.-C. Su, Y.-K. Lee

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  • ·340 Socio-Economic Factors Associated With Repeat Emergency Department Visits

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    A. Golden, K. Davey, G. Paschal, D. Solis, R.J. Haar

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  • ·341 I'd Rather Take Plumbum Metallicum 30c: Emergency Medicine Residents' Knowledge and Experience With Homeopathic Remedies

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    A. Bastani, M. Vahedi, P. Nouhan, M. Barton, A. Rosh, B. Pople

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  • ·342 Health Disparities and Emergency Department Utilization: The Role of the Medical Home Network and Beyond

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    C.M. Glover, Y.A. Purim-Shem-Tov, S.C. Shah, E.B. Lynch

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  • ·343 Size Threshold for the Detection of Wood Foreign Bodies Using Ultrasound

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    E. Fleming, J. Heiner, E. Chin, J.A. Ward

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  • ·344 Correlation of Sonographic Measured Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter and Lumbar Puncture Opening Pressure in Emergency Department Headache Patients

    Page :S121

    C. DeGood, R.D. Gordon, M. Lyon

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  • ·345 Identification of Subclinical Cardiac Dysfunction Using Bedside Echocardiograms on Emergency Department Patients by Emergency Physicians

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    J.S. Colla, H.M. Prendergast, M. Del Rios, N. Patel, A. Desai, E. Eren

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  • ·346 Ultrasound Measurement of Inferior Vena Cava Collapse Predicts Propofol-Induced Hypotension

    Page :S122

    A.K. Au, B.S. Ku, C. Thom, M. Shirazi, D. Papanagnou, D. Steinberg, J.M. Fields

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  • ·347 Emergency Physician Performance Using Ultrasound to Identify Anatomy Relevant to Interscalene Brachial Plexus Nerve Blocks

    Page :S122

    B. Ching, T. Anaebere, A.A. Herring

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  • ·348 Diagnosing Acute Cholecystitis with Bedside Ultrasonography

    Page :S123

    R. Rifenburg, C. Litchke, S. Chan

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  • ·349 Assessing the Need for Dedicated Inferior Vena Cava Ultrasound Education in Emergency Medicine Residents

    Page :S123

    T. Dulani, T. Bajaj, S. Ayala, R. Giorgetti, A. Balk, G. Chiricolo

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  • ·350 Comparative Effectiveness of Emergency Ultrasound-Guided Management of Pediatric Soft Tissue Infections

    Page :S124

    S.H.F. Lam, K. Alade, A. Arroyo, S. Doniger, J. Fischer, J. Rabiner, A. Sivitz

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  • ·351 Ultrasound Confirmation of Endotracheal Tube Position Using a Saline-Filled Cuff

    Page :S124

    A. Uya, G. Press, P.S. Rao, N. Gautam, R. Muhammed, O. Pawelek, D. Balaguru, N. Mohammed, M. Gupta, H. Mandy, S. Miller

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  • ·352 Body Mass Index is a Poor Predictor of Bedside Appendix Ultrasound Success or Accuracy

    Page :S124

    S.H.F. Lam, C. Kerwin, J. Konicki, D. Strasburger, M. Lambert

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  • ·353 A Survey Assessment of the Ultrasound Curricula of Osteopathic Emergency Medicine Residencies

    Page :S125

    N.C. Avitabile, N.L. Kaban, T. Sault, S.D. Siadecki, R.E. Lewiss

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  • ·354 Factors Associated With Decreased Utilization of CT after a Positive Point of Care Ultrasound in the Diagnosis of Acute Appendicitis

    Page :S125

    M. Felicetta, G. Chiricolo

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  • ·355 Can Emergency Physicians Obtain Measurements Of Common Carotid Doppler Flow To Assess Volume Responsiveness?

    Page :S125

    L.A. Stolz, J.M. Mosier, A.M. Gross, M.J.K. Douglas, M. Blaivas, S. Adhikari

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  • ·356 Inter-Rater Reliability of Doppler Echocardiography Assessment of Cardiac Output by Emergency Physicians

    Page :S126

    L. Lee, S. Tewalde, M. Allison, M. Witting, B. Euerle

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  • ·EMF-357 Selection, Sonography, and Self-Assessment: Implementation of a Novel Bedside Ultrasound Protocol

    Page :S126

    H. Minnigan, J. Kline

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  • ·358 What is the Frequency that Pain Medications are not Given to Emergency Department Patients With a Self-Reported Very High Pain Score?

    Page :S126

    T. Nguyen, G. Husk, S. Lowery, A. Faustini, M. Heller

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  • ·359 Opioid Prescription Filling Rates After Discharge from the Emergency Department

    Page :S127

    H.S. Kim, J.A. Hoppe, S.M. Heard, K. Heard

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  • ·360 Emergency Physician Communication and Do Not Resuscitate Entry at the End of Life

    Page :S127

    J.M.O. Aguilar, E. Weeks, M.-C. Elie-Turenne

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  • ·361 Prospective, Randomized, Blinded, Placebo-Controlled Trial of the Use of Vapocoolant Spray to Decrease the Pain of Peripheral Intravenous Line Placement in Adults in the Emergency Department: Preliminary Results

    Page :S128

    S.E. Mace

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  • ·362 The Accuracy of Near Infared Spectroscopy Cerebral Oximetry during Emergency Department Propofol Sedation for Prediction of Clinically Significant Adverse Events

    Page :S128

    K. Deitch, M. Mirre-González, A. Khalid, N. Piela, B. Cooney, S. Rodger, C. Chudnofsky

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  • ·363 Characterization and Impact of a State Prescription Drug Monitoring Program by Emergency Department Providers

    Page :S129

    J.R. Miner, J. Moore

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  • ·364 A Comparison of Ketamine versus Etomidate for Procedural Sedation for the Reduction of Joint Dislocations

    Page :S129

    A. Milazzo, R. Villaneuve, P. Salen, J. Stoltzfus, M. Grossman, M. Grossman

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  • ·365 En Route Use of Opioids, Ketamine, and Epidural Analgesia to Treat Pain in Awake Patients Transported Out of Combat Zones by US Air Force Critical Care Air Transport Teams

    Page :S130

    A. Mora, A. Ervin, V. Ganem, V. Bebarta

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  • ·366 Intense Pain: Certain Injured Patients Less Likely To Receive Pain Relief

    Page :S130

    M.T. Huberty, J.L. Anderson

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  • ·367 Analgesic Use in Six Urban Emergency Departments: Pain Management for Patients With Biliary Colic, Bowel Obstruction, Extremity Fractures, Migraine Headache, and Renal Colic

    Page :S130

    E.P. Sloan, S. Chan, D.W. Lowery-North, R.J. Zalenski, J. Clark

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  • ·368 The Association of Patient Primary Language and Receipt of Analgesics Among Emergency Department Patients Presenting With Headache, Abdominal Pain, or Low Back Pain

    Page :S131

    U.M. Manzo, C. Fee

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  • ·369 Ketamine and Morphine versus Morphine Alone for Treatment of Acute Pain in the Emergency Department

    Page :S131

    M.R. Berkman, J. Larsen, J. Smith, J. Caldwell, A. Waterbrook, U. Stolz, K. Denninghoff

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  • ·370 Acute Management of Pain from the Emergency Department: Initial Report of a Patient-Reported Outcomes Registry

    Page :S132

    C.V. Pollack, D.B. Diercks, S.H. Thomas, J. Fanikos, S. Mace, Z. Rafique, K.H. Todd

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  • ·371 Procedural Sedation in the Emergency Department: Does NPO Status Matter?

    Page :S132

    S.E. Mace, A.J. Ulintz

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  • ·372 A Comparison of Emergency Department and Direct Admission Care of Oncologic Patients With Febrile Neutropenia

    Page :S132

    D. Owolabi, R. Rowland, R. Miller, L. King, M. McGraw, A. Steinbach, G.G. Hegde, J. Shang, J. Lister, A. Venkat

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  • ·EMF-373 The Effect of Information Delivery Method on Patient Comprehension and Preference for Ultrasound-Guided Intravenous Versus Intraosseous Access

    Page :S133

    E.H. Suzuki, D.J. Wiebe, L. Mulugeta, A.B. Cheng, C. Olaru, D. Chrestiana, K. O'Conor, N. Chen, A.J. Dean, N.L. Panebianco

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  • ·374 Evaluation of Patient Understanding of Emergency Department Discharge Instructions

    Page :S134

    L.A. Stevens, B.K. Langlois, C. Nam, E. Monrose, J.A. Feldman, P.M. Mitchell, V. Klyce, T.L. James

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  • ·375 Tertiary Care Transfer Experience: One Month of Emergency Department Transfers

    Page :S134

    K.P. Black, P.Y. Ko, W.D. Grant

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  • ·376 Current Quality Assurance Process in Emergency Physician Ultrasounds

    Page :S135

    A. Ndubuisi, M. Kapoor, S. Gupta, C. Brown, D. Das

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  • ·377 What Do Patients Say About Emergency Departments in Online Reviews?

    Page :S135

    A.S. Kilaru, B. Paciotti, Y. Ha, B. Ranard, H. Griffis, R. Merchant

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  • ·378 Patient Satisfaction in the Clinical Decision Unit

    Page :S135

    M. Rentala, B. Berry, A. Tiberio, S. Warren, Z. Mahmooth, P. Sheppard, M.F. Ward

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  • ·379 Efficacy of Glucagon for the Relief of Esophageal Obstruction in Adult Emergency Department Patients

    Page :S136

    A.S. Kleaveland, M.R. Baumann, S. Rolfe, T.D. Strout

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  • ·380 A Triage-Based Algorithm to Decrease Median Time to Pain Management for Long Bone Fractures

    Page :S136

    A. Bastani, C.H. Weintraub, A.M. Milewski, A. Rocchini, K. Thurston, V. Kumar, W. Anderson

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  • ·381 Characteristics of Patients Requiring Automatic Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator or Permanent Pacemaker Implantation During the Hospital Stay in Patients Without Evidence of Ventricular Tachycardia on Presentation to the Emergency Department

    Page :S136

    N. Garg, N. Hoang, C. Wong, Z. Ali, R. Patel, A.E. Suarez

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  • ·382 Patients With Gastrointestinal Complaints Who Leave Without Completing Treatment: An Indication that They Will Return

    Page :S137

    E. Aaronson, P. Borczuk

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  • ·383 Improving Emergency Department Handoffs: The PLAN Study

    Page :S137

    D. Sutherland, L. Danielson, J. Heilman, D. Sklar, C. Crandall

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  • ·EMF-384 Discharge Instructions Tailored to Learning Style for Outpatient Treatment With Oral Anticoagulation: Phase I

    Page :S137

    J. Sracic, J. Kline

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  • ·385 Withdrawn

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  • ·386 Use of Quetiapine in the Emergency Department for Acute Agitation and Associated Physiologic Effects

    Page :S138

    C. Smith, A.B. Hopper, A. Campillo, E.M. Castillo, G.M. Vilke, M.P. Wilson

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  • ·387 Predictive Markers of Cardiac and Cerebral Ischemic Injury After Acute Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

    Page :S138

    H. Lee, B.J. Oh, C.H. Sohn, S.M. Ryoo, R. Joeng

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  • ·EMF-388 Efficacy of Trypsin in Treating Coral Snake Envenomation in the Porcine Model

    Page :S138

    J.L. Parker Cote, D. O'Rourke, K.L. Brewer, K. Lertpiriyapong, J. Girard, S.P. Bush, S.N. Miller, M. Punja, W.J. Meggs

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  • ·389 Potential Protective Effects of Propylene Glycol in Daily Acetaminophen Dosing

    Page :S139

    J.J. Solano, M. Ganetsky, S. Salhanick

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  • ·390 “A Little Dab Will Do Ya”: An Emergency Department Case Series Related to a New Form of “High-Potency” Marijuana Known as “Wax”

    Page :S139

    T. Schneberk, G.P. Sterling, R. Valenzuela, W.K. Mallon

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  • ·391 Prescription Drug Prescribing Patterns in a Large Regional Area

    Page :S139

    G.M. Vilke, R. Lev, T.C. Chan, J. Lucas, J. Smith, N.A. Painter, E.M. Castillo

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  • ·392 A Prospective Study Evaluating QT Intervals After Antiemetics and Antihistamines in Unfunded Emergent Dialysis With Baseline QT Prolongation

    Page :S140

    L.P. Roppolo, S. Burdette, W. Green, N. Shinthia, P. Ye, J. Nelson, L. Hynan

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  • ·393 Hypotensive Effects of Oral Second Generation Antipsychotics in the Emergency Department

    Page :S140

    A.B. Hopper, J. Deen, C. Smith, A. Campillo, G.M. Vilke, E.M. Castillo, M.P. Wilson

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  • ·394 Three-Factor Prothrombin Complex Concentrate for Correction of Warfarin-Induced Coagulopathy in High Risk Central Nervous System Bleeding

    Page :S141

    B.C. Ching, V. Ng

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  • ·395 Withdrawn

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  • ·396 Variability in Antivenom Treatment in Snake Envenomations Between Two Major Tertiary Care Emergency Departments

    Page :S141

    K.N. Ward, A.G. Wortley, E.B. Quackenbush, C.J. Gerardo

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  • ·397 Outcomes of Unintentional Pediatric Ingestions in a Pediatric Emergency Department Observation Unit: Which Ingestion is Most Likely to Lead to an Admission?

    Page :S141

    A.O. Ojo, S. Alam, R. Shenoi

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  • ·398 Emergency Medicine Practice Patterns in the Treatment of Hyperkalemia

    Page :S142

    R. Tabatabai, K. Harter, C.N. Lam, M. Levine

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  • ·399 Something Was Not Right: Involvement of Law Enforcement by Victims of Sexual Assault Significantly More Likely in Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault

    Page :S142

    D.R. Lane, T. Moriarty, H. DeVore

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  • ·EMF-1 Palliative Medicine Competency Education in Emergency Medicine Residency Training: A Survey of Emergency Medicine Education Leaders

    Page :S143

    C.K. Kraus, D.E. Ray, M.R. Greenberg, S.M. Dy

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  • ·EMF-2 The Use of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs and Geographic Information Systems to Identify Communities at Risk of Prescription Opioid Overdose Fatalities

    Page :S143

    J. Hoppe, A. Monte, C. Sasson, A. Nassel, S. Heard, D. Kile, K. Heard

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  • ·EMF-3 Genetic Architecture of Human Ischemic Stroke

    Page :S143

    L. Heitsch, K. Guilliams, A. Ford, N. Khoury, L. Connor, C. Cruchaga, J.-M. Lee

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  • ·EMF-4 Patient Priorities and Preferences for Follow-Up after Emergency Department Discharge

    Page :S144

    K.L. Rising, A. Papa, K.B. Hirschman, T.W. Victor, K.J. O'Conor, J.E. Hollander, B.G. Carr

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  • ·TF-1 The Reading Room: Teaching Emergency Medicine Residents Radiology With an Online Multimedia Database

    Page :S144

    T. Peterson

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  • ·TF-2 Searching the Medical Literature: A Team-Based Learning Approach

    Page :S144

    B. Cohn

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  • ·TF-3 Into The Lion’s Den: Fighting Sepsis Where it Lives Through Implementation of a Sepsis Outreach Project at a Local Skilled Nusing Facility

    Page :S145

    J. Perkins, J. Perkins

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  • ·TF-4 Seen One, Done One, Taught One: A Novel Approach to Learning by Teaching

    Page :S145

    M. Levine

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  • ·TF-5 “Rapid Fire” Emergency Medicine Resident Conference: A Pilot

    Page :S145

    K. Barringer, J. Nelson

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  • ·TF-6 The Use of Social Media in Emergency Medical Resident Education

    Page :S146

    T. Taylor

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  • ·TF-7 Improving Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Quality With Simulation and Accelerometer Use: Educational Techniques for Research Protocols

    Page :S146

    J. Kornegay

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  • ·TF-8 Trauma in Cinema: Novel Medical Education of Millennial Learners

    Page :S146

    J.A. Stone

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  • ·TF-9 Electronic Self-Directed Learning Module for Visiting Residents Preparing for an Emergency Medicine Elective in Sub-Saharan Africa

    Page :S146

    A.G. Tenner

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  • ·TF-10 The Development of Learning from Success Program for Health Care Professionals

    Page :S147

    N. Jasinskas, D. Vaitkaitis, P. Dobozinskas, K. Stasaitis, L. Bardauskiene, A. Mankute, A. Krikscionaitiene, B. Kumpaitiene, A. Augustiniene

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  • ·TF-11 Emergency Medicine Resident Self-Instruction on Pediatric Radiography

    Page :S147

    S. Shah

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  • ·TF-12 Critical Actions in Common Floor Emergencies: A Multi-Disciplinary, Multimodality Course for Incoming First Year Residents

    Page :S147

    S. Goldberg

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  • ·TF-13 A Just-in-Time Training Module for Emergency Intubations

    Page :S148

    D. Papanagnou

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  • ·TF-14 Critical Decisions in Public Health

    Page :S148

    J.B. Moskovitz, C. Kyriacou

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  • ·TF-15 The Problem Resident Behavior Guide: Strategies for Remediation

    Page :S148

    K. Williamson, E. Quattromani, A. Aldeen

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  • ·TF-16 Transfer of the Trauma Evaluation from the Trauma Room to the General Exam Room Using Deliberate Practice and Simulation

    Page :S149

    B.J. Kipe

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