Master thesis, Programme in Medicine. TITLE: Waiting Time at the Emergency Department from a Gender Equality Perspective. Introduction Increasing patient load and longer waiting times at the emergency departments are well-known phenomena. A central function is the so-called triage system for prioritization of the patients. Only a few studies address the question if there is a gender bias in triaging and waiting time. Aim To quantify gender effects in a large mixed population of patients seeking health care at a large emergency department and, on the basis of the magnitude of the gender difference in subpopulations draw conclusions regarding possible causes of observed gender effects. Methods The patient material consisted of all cases se...
Objective To assess the role of sex in the presentation and management of children attending the eme...
Women who suffer a myocardial infarction (MI) are less likely than men to be diagnosed based on thei...
Introduction: Delays in arrival and treatment at health facilities lead to negative health outcomes....
This study investigated predictors of emergency department quality of care using the indicator of wa...
Objectives To identify the intergender variation of on-scene time (OST) for highly urgent emergency ...
Waiting time in hospitals poses a sensitive issue; particularly since it acts as an important indica...
Introduction: Previous literature has shown gender disparities in the care of acute ischemic stroke....
Objectives: EM physicians may be biased in seeing patients presenting with nonspecific complaints or...
Time between emergency department (ED) presentation and treatment onset is an important, but little-...
Waiting time in hospitals poses a sensitive issue; particularly since it acts as an important indica...
Höhn A, Oksuzyan A, Lindahl-Jacobsen R, Christensen K, Seaman R. Gender differences in time to first...
AbstractBackground/Aims:The study aimed to determine the waiting times of the patients admitted to t...
Aim: The aim was to examine waiting times for cataract extraction in Sweden from an intersectional g...
AbstractTime between emergency department (ED) presentation and treatment onset is an important, but...
Introduction: Waiting time in the hospital directly affects the quality of healthcare providing cent...
Objective To assess the role of sex in the presentation and management of children attending the eme...
Women who suffer a myocardial infarction (MI) are less likely than men to be diagnosed based on thei...
Introduction: Delays in arrival and treatment at health facilities lead to negative health outcomes....
This study investigated predictors of emergency department quality of care using the indicator of wa...
Objectives To identify the intergender variation of on-scene time (OST) for highly urgent emergency ...
Waiting time in hospitals poses a sensitive issue; particularly since it acts as an important indica...
Introduction: Previous literature has shown gender disparities in the care of acute ischemic stroke....
Objectives: EM physicians may be biased in seeing patients presenting with nonspecific complaints or...
Time between emergency department (ED) presentation and treatment onset is an important, but little-...
Waiting time in hospitals poses a sensitive issue; particularly since it acts as an important indica...
Höhn A, Oksuzyan A, Lindahl-Jacobsen R, Christensen K, Seaman R. Gender differences in time to first...
AbstractBackground/Aims:The study aimed to determine the waiting times of the patients admitted to t...
Aim: The aim was to examine waiting times for cataract extraction in Sweden from an intersectional g...
AbstractTime between emergency department (ED) presentation and treatment onset is an important, but...
Introduction: Waiting time in the hospital directly affects the quality of healthcare providing cent...
Objective To assess the role of sex in the presentation and management of children attending the eme...
Women who suffer a myocardial infarction (MI) are less likely than men to be diagnosed based on thei...
Introduction: Delays in arrival and treatment at health facilities lead to negative health outcomes....