Emergency Staff Evaluate Machine Learning Decision Tool for Suicidal Veterans
Emergency department staff reported that a prototype machine learning clinical decision support tool could assist psychiatric hospitalization decisions for suicidal ...
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Diabetes Linked to Kidney Ultrasound Findings in Suspected Acute Pyelonephritis Study
A retrospective study in Colombia found diabetes mellitus was the sole clinical factor associated with ultrasound signs of renal parenchymal ...
Community Grant Projects Target Clinical and Educational Gaps in Allergy Care
Community grant studies presented at the ACAAI meeting evaluated hands-on school emergency training, disparities in pediatric food allergy challenges, and ...
Home Violence Linked to Higher Police Contact in South Wales
A study in BMC Public Health used linked data from South Wales to find that home-based violence and partner-related incidents ...
Smartphone Videos Enable Reliable Nystagmus Tracking During Acute Emergency Room Vertigo
A feasibility trial demonstrates that standard handheld smartphone recordings can capture diagnostic eye-movement traces from acute vertigo patients in emergency ...
Antibiotic and Vasopressor Timing Both Independently Associate With Septic Shock Mortality
A 15-year emergency department cohort study found that delays in both antibiotic and vasopressor administration were independently associated with higher ...
Prognostic Nutritional Index Shows Highest Discriminatory Accuracy in Acute Cholangitis Outcomes
A retrospective emergency department study of 137 adults with acute cholangitis found that the prognostic nutritional index achieved the highest ...
Urgent Care Back Pain X-Rays Rarely Lead to Emergency Advanced Imaging
A Mass General Brigham study revealed that fewer than one in 100 urgent care patients receiving lumbar spine X-rays required ...
PoPE Score Demonstrates Higher Discrimination Than Simplified Index in Acute Pulmonary Embolism
An external validation study found that the five-parameter PoPE score achieved higher discrimination for 30-day mortality in acute pulmonary embolism ...
Diabetic Ketoacidosis Patients Faced 36.8 Percent Overall Mortality in Tanzanian Hospital
A retrospective cohort study in Tanzania found a 36.8 percent mortality rate among adult diabetic ketoacidosis patients, with mechanical ventilation ...
Push-Dose Noradrenaline Precedes Rapid Blood Pressure Elevation in Septic Shock
A retrospective descriptive study of fifty emergency department septic shock patients observed rapid arterial pressure increases following push-dose noradrenaline, though ...
Self-Refining Language Model Improves Automated Diagnostic Confirmation of Suspected Acute Stroke
A retrospective study demonstrated that an adapted large language model outperformed BioClinical BERT in confirming suspected acute stroke diagnoses from ...
ADAMTS13 Activity Distinguishes Sepsis From Non-Septic Infection in Pilot Study
A prospective pilot study found that ADAMTS13 activity and protein C antigen distinguish sepsis from non-septic infection at emergency department ...
AI Extraction of Chest CT Reports Identifies Emergency Dyspnea Mortality Subgroups
A multicenter study of 51,843 emergency patients reveals that extracting structured chest CT findings with a large language model reliably ...
Immediate Medication Shows No Clear Short-Term Benefit for Severe Asymptomatic Hypertension
A systematic review indicates that immediate pharmacologic treatment for severe asymptomatic hypertension in acute care settings does not consistently improve ...
Burnout and resource constraints challenge emergency triage decisions among nurses in Ghana
In a qualitative descriptive study of twelve emergency department nurses in Ghana, researchers found that resource constraints, burnout, and disruptive ...
Retrieval-Augmented Language Model Detects Severe Deterioration in Mid-Acuity Emergency Patients
A retrospective case-control study found that a retrieval-augmented large language model identified severe early deterioration in Category 3 emergency department ...
Meta-analysis links specific patient factors to leaving emergency care
A systematic review and meta-analysis in BMC Emergency Medicine identifies factors such as male sex, weekend presentation, and longer waiting ...
Handgrip Strength Predicts Mortality in Older Emergency Patients
A prospective study of 499 older adults in the emergency department found that lower handgrip strength was significantly associated with ...
Blood-based HALP score flags one-year mortality risk after acute ischemic stroke
A retrospective cohort study of 735 emergency department patients with acute ischemic stroke found that lower HALP scores, a composite ...
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