This study from Dr. Arnold found that few children with blunt torso trauma and one or two PECARN predictor variables present have intraabdominal injury. Those with GCS score <14, however, are at highest risk for intraabdominal injury. #AEM #EM

These narratives from Dr. Gutman demonstrate ways in which experienced racism, both past and present, may inform how parents receive and respond to gaps in PCC and offers perspectives to promote health equity. #AEM #EM

In a prospective cohort study of 280 gender minority ED patients, we found that more than 1 in 3 experienced a suicide attempt prior to the ED visit. The identified risk and protective factors inform ED efforts to detect and reduce suicide risk in this population. #AEM #EM

CRISPE, a new CDI in a study from Dr. Harrison, was developed and internally validated while MELD variants were externally validated to predict 14- day and 30- day mortality in cirrhosis patients presenting to the ED. #AEM #EM

A standardized sepsis orderset was associated with decreased racial disparities in antibiotics timing and mortality in this study from. Dr. Hunter. #AEM #EM #Sepsis

This letter to the editor from Dr. Nakahara describes how the private‐sector “auxiliary EMS” model is complementing formal EMS in Japan. #AEM #EM

Check out the latest Brass Tacks: Concise Reviews of Published Evidence which focuses on Endovascular Therapy for Acute Vertebrobasilar Occlusion Stroke. #AEM #EM

Findings from this research letter by @ulahwang and team indicate an opportunity in the ED for early recognition and detection of patients at risk for undiagnosed dementia or mild cognitive impairment. #AEM #EM

The first paediatric ED mental health Delphi study has been conducted in Australia. We have identified important research themes and data points which can be reviewed in this paper from @DrSimonCraig and team. #AEM #EM

ED discharge planning laws may increase linkage to outpatient mental health care, but additional measures are needed to sustain that linkage to care. Read more in this study from Dr. Choo. #AEM #EM

New AI research from University of Pittsburgh and Dr. Weidman shows that we can predict prehospital lifesaving interventions via NLP and ML algorithms. #AEM #EM

Check out this study from Dr. Johnson which looking into testing a method for measuring if the perspectives and demographic of parents enrolled in a clinical trial with an exception from informed consent were the same as those who were consulted in the public. #AEM #EM

ED-initiated oral naltrexone shows promise for treating Alcohol Use Disorder, improving cravings & quality of life. Find out all the details in this study from Dr. Cowan. More research needed! #AddictionMedicine #EmergencyCare .#AEM #EM

Read the @AcademicEmerMed Special Issue on the Science of Errors in Emergency Care, curated by EiC @klinelab and special editors Richard T. Griffey, Brandon C. Maughan and Margaret E. Samuels-Kalow. Also made possible by @AHRQNews contract to @SAEMonline

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Discover how NLP can reduce diagnostic errors by detecting incidental lung nodules in ED CT scans and improving follow-up by reading this recently published research from Dr. Moore. #AEM #EM #AI #NLP

The knowledge that triage nurses have about other nurses has a considerable influence on the way in which they carry out triage. Find out more by reading this research letter from Dr. Pelaccia. #AEM #EM #Triage

1 in 5 #pregnant patients thought to have #pulmonaryembolism initially declined advanced imaging in this @KPDOR @kpnorcal @PermanenteDocs study. #AEM #EM

Daughter of Deaf parents leads study in @AcademicEmergMed on ER communication barriers for Deaf & hard-of-hearing patients. Read on for insights to improve emergency care. #AEM #EM #AccessibleHealthcare

Dr. Mahajan provides this recent study looking to investigate diagnostic errors in pediatric emergency departments using electronic triggers. #AEM #EM