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| Titre : | Journal of Emergency Nursing, Vol. 42, n°4. - July 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/07/2016 |
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Article
Article
Healthcare providers rely heavily on blood culture results for developing the patient's plan of care. Contaminated blood cultures can lead to unnecessary treatment, unnecessary hospitalization, and an increase in the patient's length of stay. Th[...]
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Improved Administration of Antibiotics in the Emergency Department: : A Practice Improvement Project
Problem
Although consensus exists among experts that early intravenous antibiotic therapy has an impact on patient mortality, the medical literature includes little information about ensuring that the patient receives the complete dose. At ou[...]
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Jessica Castner ;
Yong Yin ;
Dianne Loomis ;
et al.
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The purpose of this study is to describe and explain the temporal and seasonal trends in ED utilization for a low-income population.
Methods
A retrospective analysis of 66,487 ED Medicaid-insured health care claims in 2009 was conducted for 2 [...]
Article
Introduction
Lack of work engagement in emergency nurses has been linked to increased job turnover, burnout, and lack of job satisfaction. Shared governance is a vehicle that can be used by emergency nursing leaders to increase work engagemen[...]
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More than 6 million people present to emergency departments across the United States annually with symptoms of acute myocardial infarction (AMI). Of the 1 million patients with AMI, 350,000 die during the acute phase. Accurate ED triage can redu[...]
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