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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

New Rule for C-Spine Imaging in Children Younger Than 3 Years

Approximately two thirds of patients could have forgone imaging if the rule had been applied.

CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE WATCH

Updated Guidelines for the Care of Children in EDs

This joint policy statement provides a highly useful roadmap for standardizing emergency care of children in community EDs.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Getting Stroke Patients to the Hospital Sooner

Surprisingly, only women responded to an intervention aimed at recognizing stroke symptoms and calling emergency medical services.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Can Emergency Physicians Perform Dysphagia Screening in Acute Stroke Patients?Free

A simple, easy screening test had a sensitivity of 96% when performed by EPs.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Are D-Dimer Results Used to Guide Imaging in Suspected VTE?

Clinical practice was not consistent with guidelines at this study institution.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Smokeless Tobacco Increases Risk for Fatal MI and Fatal Stroke

A meta-analysis shows a modest increase in risk for both conditions.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Tamsulosin for Treatment of ED Patients with Renal Colic?Free

Tamsulosin provided no benefit over conventional outpatient analgesic therapy in adult ED patients with small, distal renal ureteral stones.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Adenosine for Regular Wide-Complex Tachycardia

Adenosine is safe and effective for differentiating wide-complex supraventricular tachycardia from ventricular tachycardia.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Antibiotic Guideline Compliance and Outcomes for CAP

Two large studies support guideline-based care.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Is ED Boarding Associated with Undesirable Events?

Nearly 30% of ED boarders at a single tertiary care hospital experienced undesirable events.

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