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Noodgevallen in relatie met cocaine-gebruik
Bibliotheek (Redactie Bibliotheek) maandag 15 juni 2009, 14:29- Doorgeklikt: 313 keer |
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de MW, Haasen C, Reimer J, Eiroa-Orosa FJ, Schaefer I. Emergencies related to cocaine use: a European multicentre study of expert interviews. Eur J Emerg Med 2009 Jun 1
Illicit drug use can lead to acute reverse reactions leading to the admission to emergency departments. Cocaine-related emergencies have been monitored in the USA, but not in Europe so far. The study investigates patterns of cocaine emergencies in eight European cities in a multicentre cross-sectional study conducted in Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Hamburg, London, Rome, Vienna and Zurich -
palliatieve spoedeisende hulp
Bibliotheek (Redactie Bibliotheek) woensdag 1 april 2009, 09:58- Doorgeklikt: 177 keer |
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Beemath A, Zalenski RJ. Palliative Emergency Medicine: Resuscitating Comfort Care? Ann Emerg Med 2009 Apr 3.
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Hartstilstand: naar dichtstbijzijnde of meest geschikte ziekenhuis?
Bibliotheek (Redactie Bibliotheek) vrijdag 20 maart 2009, 10:18- Doorgeklikt: 183 keer |
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Rittenberger JC, Callaway CW. Transport of Patients After Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: Closest Facility or Most Appropriate Facility? Ann Emerg Med 2009 Mar 20.
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Toegankelijkheid van de SEH in de Verenigde Staten
Bibliotheek (Redactie Bibliotheek) donderdag 5 februari 2009, 10:42- Doorgeklikt: 180 keer |
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Carr BG, Branas CC, Metlay JP, Sullivan AF, Camargo CA, Jr. Access to Emergency Care in the United States. Ann Emerg Med 2009 Feb 5.
Rapid access to emergency services is essential for emergency care-sensitive conditions such as acute myocardial infarction, stroke, sepsis, and major trauma. We seek to determine US population access to an emergency department (ED). METHODS: The National Emergency Department Inventories-USA was used to identify the location, annual visit volume, and teaching status of all EDs in the United States. EDs were categorized as any ED, by patient volume, and by teaching status. Driving distances, driving speeds, and out-of-hospital times were estimated with validated models and adjusted for population density. Access was determined by summing the population that could reach an ED within the specified intervals.



