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BMC Emergency Medicine
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Psychological care in acute and emergency medicine: a scoping review of support interventions by healthcare professionals
Abstract Background Medical emergency situations can be highly distressing for patients and potentially lead to the development of psychological disorders. While psychological care and interventions are of obvious necessity to assist patients when coping with emergency situations, research…
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Patterns and determinants of medication use by paramedics in German prehospital emergency care: a six-year multicenter analysis
Abstract Background Medication administration is a fundamental component of paramedic-provided prehospital emergency care within a physician-based EMS-System. In Germany, the Emergency Paramedic Act expanded pharmacological competencies and authorization pathways, yet real-world utilization of…
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Developing a Trauma System Improvement Program (TSIP) in Bangladesh: findings from a pilot study
Abstract Introduction The Trauma System Improvement Program (TSIP) plays a crucial role in improving trauma care outcomes. Despite its importance, the development and implementation of a hospital-based TSIP for road traffic injury (RTI) victims has received limited attention in Bangladesh. This…
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Are you ready? A cross-sectional survey of education, training and learning activities for peacetime crisis and armed conflict preparedness in Swedish emergency departments
Abstract The evolving security landscape in Europe underscores the crucial importance of disaster preparedness. Emergency Departments’ (EDs) personnel – comprising nurses, nurse assistants and physicians – play a vital role in managing crises during both peacetime and armed conflicts. However…
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Evaluating age-friendly emergency care quality in Iranian hospitals
Abstract Background With the global population aging rapidly, the quality of emergency care for older adults has become a critical priority. This study evaluated the age-friendly emergency care quality in selected healthcare centers. Methods The study was carried out in two sequential phases. In…
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From spectator to lifesaver: a six-month evaluation of bystander training in CPR and bleeding control
Abstract Objective Low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) continue to bear the major burden of morbidity and mortality associated with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) and life-threatening bleeding post-trauma. While bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and bleeding control…
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Striving to make the right decision when seeking emergency care: patients’ stories of navigating support alternatives in a digital society, a qualitative study
Abstract Background Healthcare systems struggle with an imbalance between the required resources and existing demand. The number of patients seeking emergency care has increased steadily, placing additional strain on emergency departments, which are also challenged by a high volume of non-urgent…
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Evaluation of large language models in emergency medicine scenarios: a comparative analysis of ChatGPT-4o, ChatGPT-o3mini, Gemini 2.0-pro, and DeepSeek-R1
Abstract Background The application of large language models (LLMs) in emergency medicine has gained increasing interest, yet their performance across complex clinical domains remains underexplored. Methods This study evaluated the performance of four LLMs—ChatGPT-4o, ChatGPT-o3mini, Gemini…
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Association between emergency department bed occupancy rate and in-hospital cardiac arrest in the emergency department: a retrospective study
Abstract Background In-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) is a critical event often preceded by signs of clinical deterioration. Emergency department (ED) overcrowding may compromise timely monitoring and intervention and may be associated with a higher occurrence of IHCA. The ED bed occupancy rate…
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Improving care for intimate partner violence in the emergency department: recommendations from a Canadian retrospective chart review
Abstract Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) is prevalent among patients visiting the emergency department (ED). Studies show that patients experiencing IPV continue to have negative care experiences in the ED, leading to an increased risk of adverse physical, mental, legal, and economic…
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Early prediction of in-hospital deterioration after emergency department admission using machine learning models
Abstract Background Early prediction of clinical deterioration in patients admitted to general wards from the emergency department (ED) is crucial for timely interventions and improved outcomes. Traditional scoring systems often fail to account for dynamic physiological changes occurring during ED…
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Predicting ICU transfer for high-risk patients upon medical admission via the medical intensive care prediction score (MICAPS)
Abstract Background Early identification of patients at risk for admission to the medical intensive care unit (MICU) at the time of medical admission is crucial for optimizing resource utilization and improving patient outcomes. No standardized, unified scoring system exists to predict MICU…
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Identifying 20 homogeneous clusters of acute patients discharged with nonspecific diagnoses through k-prototypes mixed data clustering
Abstract Background Patients discharged with nonspecific diagnoses after acute hospital care are frequent and represent potential diagnostic uncertainty at discharge. Adverse outcomes indicate missed diagnoses with a potential for improving patient safety. However, research and interventions are…
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ChatGPT-4o assists emergency physicians in enhancing diagnostic accuracy for fever of unknown origin: retrospective analysis
Abstract Objective To evaluate ChatGPT-4o’s diagnostic accuracy for fever of unknown origin (FUO) compared to emergency physicians and assess its utility as an adjunctive diagnostic tool. Methods This retrospective analysis included 60 adult patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) with…
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Factors associated with the phenomenon of overcrowding in the emergency department: a retrospective cohort study
Abstract Objectives Emergency departments (EDs) have been confronted with growing demand for several decades. However, the strain on EDs is generally not evenly distributed across the year, as some days are at increased risk of overcrowding compared to others. Identifying the days during which…
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Association between polypharmacy at the emergency department and long-term mortality in critically ill older patients receiving mechanical ventilation: a single-center retrospective cohort study
Abstract Background Polypharmacy is increasingly prevalent among older adults, and is associated with adverse health outcomes. However, its prognostic impact in emergency care settings remains unclear, particularly in critically ill older patients requiring mechanical ventilation. Therefore, this…
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Learning from the past: a scoping review of hospital disaster preparedness assessment
Abstract Background Despite the recognized importance of hospital disaster preparedness (HDP), efforts to improve it have been limited. Improvement in HDP will need an in-depth comprehension of the prevailing gaps in addition to evidence of the best practices. However, a comprehensive review that…
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Construction of an index system for assessing emergency department overcrowding in Chinese tertiary hospitals: a Delphi study
Abstract Background Emergency department crowding (EDC) is a global public health crisis associated with adverse patient- and physician-related events. Currently, a reliable EDC assessment tool is lacking in China, as existing international models cannot be directly adapted owing to differences in…
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Preparedness and awareness levels of intensive care and operating room personnel for disaster situations: a cross-sectional survey in a tertiary hospital
Abstract Background This study was conducted to evaluate the preparedness, knowledge level, and psychosocial awareness of healthcare professionals working in intensive care units and operating rooms regarding disaster situations. Methods This descriptive and cross-sectional study included 288…
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Performance of a multistate teleradiology service in emergency pediatric and adolescent neuroimaging: a two-year retrospective study
Abstract Introduction Pediatric neuroradiology expertise is limited in many healthcare facilities, especially in the emergency setting. Teleradiology offers a promising solution by providing remote access to subspecialty interpretation. Our study aimed to evaluate the performance and outcomes of a…
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