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J Med Syst (2012) 36:3233–3241 DOI 10.1007/s10916-011-9814-y ORIGINAL PAPER Emergency Healthcare Process Automation Using Mobile Computing and Cloud Services M.

New Strategies for Improving Outcomes May 2017 Authors Volume 19, Number 5 Emily Singer Fisher, MD Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine, Tulsa, OK Boyd Burns, DO, FACEP, FAAEM George Kaiser Foundation Chair in Emergency Medicine, Associate Professor &

Evidence-Based Management In The Emergency Department Abstract A child who presents to the emergency department with an altered level of consciousness can be clinically unstable and can pose a great diagnostic challenge.

VISIT US AT BOOTH #105 AT THE ACEP ADVANCED PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE ASSEMBLY, Las Vegas, NV April 25-27 Syncope In Pediatric Patients:

A Systematic Approach To The Evaluation Of Acute Unexplained Crying In Infants In The Emergency Department March 2014 Authors Volume 11, Number 3 Lauren Allister, MD Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA Stephanie Ruest, MD Department of Pediatrics, Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, Boston, MA Peer Reviewers Abstract Crying is a common behavior of infancy that can be a signal of a broad spectrum of conditions ranging from the normal needs of hunger and sleep to significant medical or surgical pathology.

Vascular Access in Pediatric Patients in the Emergency Department:

Proven Management Techniques In The Emergency Department Abstract Adam E.

Diagnosis and Management in the Emergency Department Pediatric acute kidney injury is a condition that is underdiag­nosed among children seen in the emergency department, and it has been associated with significant morbidity and mortality, including increased risk for chronic kidney disease.

To limit the spread of these diseases, emergency clinicians must be able to readily identify the characteristic presentations of the rashes associated with measles, rubella, and varicella, as well as the common presenting features associated with mumps.

VISIT US AT BOOTH # 203 AT THE ACEP PEDIATRIC ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK, NY, MARCH 24-25, 2015 Emergency Department Management Of Seizures In Pediatric Patients Abstract Seizures account for 1% of all emergency department visits for children, and the etiologies range from benign to life-threatening.

Emergency clinicians must maintain a high index of suspicion for these conditions, given the rarity and often nonspecific presentation in the pediatric population.

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An Evidence-Based Approach To The Management Of Hematuria In Children In The Emergency Department September 2014 Volume 11, Number 9 Authors Kathryn H.

Diagnosis And Management In The Emergency Department Abstract Approximately 5000 children present annually to emergency departments in the United States with unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning.

This number along with the vehicle VIN or TYPE number may also make it possible to calculate the EMERGENCY CODE with a correct software.

Risk management in refugee emergencies Annual RIAS meeting, New York 2016 Presented by Mika Tapio, UNHCR Audit Service, OIOS UNHCR emergencies and key facts Europe situation Syria situation Iraq situation Nigeria situation South Sudan Yemen situation Uganda Burundi situation Ø 5 Level 3 Emergencies covering 16 Ø 63.9 million people of concern countries Ø $7.2 billion 2015 budget Ø 2 Level 2 Emergencies covering 10 Ø 9,700 staff members in 126 countries additional countries and over 400 separate locations Ø Over 700 implementing partners 2 UNHCR resources allocated to emergencies Total UNHCR field operations globally Emergency operations Non-emergency operations Staff in field operations Emergency operations Non-emergency operations 16% 49% 51% 84% 2015 budget in field operations Emergency operations Non-emergency operations 25% Top 20 high risk operations in 2015 Emergency operations Non-emergency operations 30% 75% 70% 3 A boat filled with refugees and migrants crossing the Mediterranean floats off the coast of Italy © Italian Navy/Masimo Sestini 4 UNHCR ERM:

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So, you can’t really be prepared to have an accident, it simply happens but when it did, you would like emergency acts fast.

Risk management in refugee emergencies Annual RIAS meeting, New York 2016 Presented by Mika Tapio, UNHCR Audit Service, OIOS UNHCR emergencies and key facts Europe situation Syria situation Iraq situation Nigeria situation South Sudan situation Yemen situation Uganda Burundi situation Ø 5 Level 3 Emergencies covering 16 Ø 63.9 million people of concern countries Ø $7.2 billion 2015 budget Ø 2 Level 2 Emergencies covering 10 Ø 9,700 staff members in 126 countries additional countries and over 400 separate locations Ø Over 700 implementing partners 2 UNHCR resources allocated to emergencies Total UNHCR field operations globally Emergency operations Staff in field operations Emergency operations Non-emergency operations Non-emergency operations 16% 49% 51% 84% 2015 budget in field operations Emergency operations Non-emergency operations 25% 75% 3 A boat filled with refugees and migrants crossing the Mediterranean floats off the coast of Italy © Italian Navy/Masimo Sestini 4 UNHCR ERM:

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Clinical Pearls, June 2017 Vascular Access in Pediatric Patients in the Emergency Department:

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