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What Emergency Medicine Specialists Need to Know about Hantavirus: A Letter to the Editor. [PDF]
Arch Acad Emerg MedAlavi-Moghaddam M.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1994
Violence against physicians, nurses, and emergency medical technicians has become an everyday part of the practice of emergency medicine. In carefully selected patients, in whom resuscitative efforts will be futile, termination of prehospital efforts may be appropriate.
P, Aplin, M, Kuhn
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Violence against physicians, nurses, and emergency medical technicians has become an everyday part of the practice of emergency medicine. In carefully selected patients, in whom resuscitative efforts will be futile, termination of prehospital efforts may be appropriate.
P, Aplin, M, Kuhn
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International Emergency Medicine and the Role for Academic Emergency Medicine
Academic Emergency Medicine, 2007International emergency medicine continues to grow and expand. There are now more than 30 countries that recognize emergency medicine as a specialty. As the field continues to develop, many physicians are reaching across borders and working with their colleagues to improve patient care, education, and research.
Jeffrey Smith
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Emergency medicine research and the European Journal of Emergency Medicine
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2018Emergency medicine is not an old specialty but is one of the most dynamic forms of medicine and surgery – we are always in demand 1,2. The specialty has slowly propagated throughout the globe and recently Denmark was added to the list of countries where emergency medicine is now a recognized ...
Brabrand, Mikkel, Graham, Colin A
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2006
The eighth edition of this international bestselling emergency medicine handbook has been completely revised and updated to include the latest evidence-based guidelines and treatment protocols underpinning best practice in emergency medical care. Carefully designed to suit the needs of interns and resident doctors working in the emergency department as
Brown, Anthony F.T., Cadogan, Michael D.
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The eighth edition of this international bestselling emergency medicine handbook has been completely revised and updated to include the latest evidence-based guidelines and treatment protocols underpinning best practice in emergency medical care. Carefully designed to suit the needs of interns and resident doctors working in the emergency department as
Brown, Anthony F.T., Cadogan, Michael D.
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Emergency medicine in the Bahamas
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2001The Bahamas is an archipelago of 700 islands with the majority of the population concentrated on just 2 islands: New Providence and Grand Bahama. Most emergency medical services are provided by Princess Margaret Hospital and Rand Memorial Hospital located respectively on those 2 islands.
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Emergencies in palliative medicine
Medicine, 2000Abstract During the last phase of life, a patient's condition can change suddenly and require urgent assessment. The most likely reasons for this include spinal cord compression, shortness of breath, haemorrhage, metabolic disturbance, fractures and neurological conditions.
Andrew Fowell, Nicholas S.A. Stuart
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2007
General concepts of amphibian emergency medicine are presented, including a review of patient selection, appropriate history, and helpful equipment. Physical examination procedures, general treatment, and diagnostic techniques are discussed. This is followed by a review of conditions commonly observed in amphibians and specific treatment options.
Leigh Ann, Clayton, Stacey R, Gore
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General concepts of amphibian emergency medicine are presented, including a review of patient selection, appropriate history, and helpful equipment. Physical examination procedures, general treatment, and diagnostic techniques are discussed. This is followed by a review of conditions commonly observed in amphibians and specific treatment options.
Leigh Ann, Clayton, Stacey R, Gore
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Ultrasonography in Emergency Medicine
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1992The use of ultrasonography in emergency medicine is an area of rapid growth and controversy. This article reviews the current and future applications of emergency ultrasonography with particular emphasis on the role of bedside scanning by the emergency practitioner.
M B, Heller, V P, Verdile
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