ED crowding threatens patient safety and public health. Several studies have evaluated the ability of emergency departments in the United States to handle the demands that are being placed on them daily. ED crowding is widespread throughout the United States, with little evidence that the problem is being resolved. Emergency departments play a valuable role in the health care system because they act like a type of safety net. However, according to a recent report by the Institute of Medicine, this safety net is at a point where it is no longer effective
Background: Hospital emergency departments (ED) can contribute to improve health outcomes and reduce...
ED crowding is a prevalent and important issue facing hospitals in Israel and around the world, incl...
ObjectivesEmergency department (ED) crowding is an increasing problem associated with adverse patien...
Context: Reducing unnecessary testing is required to lessen the cost burden of medical care but decr...
BACKGROUND: Emergency department (ED) crowding has been linked with adverse medical events. However,...
Hospital emergency departments are experiencing overcrowding across the United States, which causes ...
The maturation of emergency medicine (EM) as a specialty has coincided with dramatic increases in em...
Purpose: Access block due to the lack of hospital beds causes crowding of emergency departments (ED)...
The maturation of emergency medicine (EM) as a specialty has coincided with dramatic increases in em...
Emergency department (ED) overcrowding has been a significant issue in the healthcare industry since...
BACKGROUND: An Institute of Medicine (IOM) report defines six domains of quality of care: safety, pa...
Introduction: Emergency department (ED) crowding adversely affects multiple facets of high-quality c...
Practice Problem: Emergency department (ED) crowding hinders the opportunity to deliver safe, qualit...
A pooled analysis was conducted of the seven studies on the clinical diagnostic effectiveness of the...
The Ottawa Ankle Rules (OAR) have not been efficiently utilized in the urgent care setting. Even tho...
Background: Hospital emergency departments (ED) can contribute to improve health outcomes and reduce...
ED crowding is a prevalent and important issue facing hospitals in Israel and around the world, incl...
ObjectivesEmergency department (ED) crowding is an increasing problem associated with adverse patien...
Context: Reducing unnecessary testing is required to lessen the cost burden of medical care but decr...
BACKGROUND: Emergency department (ED) crowding has been linked with adverse medical events. However,...
Hospital emergency departments are experiencing overcrowding across the United States, which causes ...
The maturation of emergency medicine (EM) as a specialty has coincided with dramatic increases in em...
Purpose: Access block due to the lack of hospital beds causes crowding of emergency departments (ED)...
The maturation of emergency medicine (EM) as a specialty has coincided with dramatic increases in em...
Emergency department (ED) overcrowding has been a significant issue in the healthcare industry since...
BACKGROUND: An Institute of Medicine (IOM) report defines six domains of quality of care: safety, pa...
Introduction: Emergency department (ED) crowding adversely affects multiple facets of high-quality c...
Practice Problem: Emergency department (ED) crowding hinders the opportunity to deliver safe, qualit...
A pooled analysis was conducted of the seven studies on the clinical diagnostic effectiveness of the...
The Ottawa Ankle Rules (OAR) have not been efficiently utilized in the urgent care setting. Even tho...
Background: Hospital emergency departments (ED) can contribute to improve health outcomes and reduce...
ED crowding is a prevalent and important issue facing hospitals in Israel and around the world, incl...
ObjectivesEmergency department (ED) crowding is an increasing problem associated with adverse patien...