Validation of a high-risk versus low-risk referral model in suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome.
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POCT is a true asset in the emergency department.
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Clinical pharmacy services are performed at several emergency wards in Denmark.
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Neuro protective effect of barbiturates leading to successful cerebral recovery after drug induced cardiac arrest and following severe multi organ fail.
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Characterization of patients admitted to intensive care unit directly from emergency department.
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Brief hospitalizations of elderly patients.
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Can biochemical analyses risk stratify acutely admitted medical patients: an external validation of two existing systems.
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Time and safety in defibrillation with paddles versus pads; a comparative study of two defibrillation regimes.
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An acute multidisciplinary treatment strategy for patients with a hip fracture.
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The use of "brutacaine" in children in emergency departments in Denmark.
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The Langeland AED project - call for shorter response times (FirstAED).
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The placement of chest tubes by emergency physicians might diminish the time from diagnosis to treatment in patients with pneumothorax.
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Stabilising, diagnosing and preparing critically ill patients for transport.
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Resource allocation for emergency teams in Danish Emergency Departments.
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Should Standardized Time-based Patient Pathways (STP's) be initiated on symptoms or presumptive diagnoses?
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Routine biochemical screening on admission saves neither money nor time: a randomised trial.
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Quality assessment of an Emergency Department.
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Presenting complaints and patient volume in an Emergency Department during one year.
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Prediction of 7 days mortality in a general population admitted to Emergency Department.
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Poly-pharmacy among the elderly in a Danish emergency department.
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Admission of patients with infectious disease at the medical admissions ward, Sygehus Thy-Mors - quality-goals.
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Medication safety issues in the emergency department.
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One year follow up after implementation of a screening-package for sepsis in an emergency department.
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On-Scene Emergency Department at Aalborg carnival.
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No correlation between triage of the patient in the Emergency Department and time before first doctors note at the main medical ward.
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Patients arriving by ambulance to the Emergency Department; vital signs and 30 day mortality.
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Optimizing passage, from primary care to hospital and back, for readmissions patients.
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Major differences in crash carts for patient transport - a threat to patient safety.
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ADAPT as a triage system in a Danish Emergency Department.
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How can clinical pharmacy profession be used at the emergency wards?
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Long-term mortality among patients with community acquired severe sepsis and septic shock.
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Fast implementation of a visual analogue scale (VAS) in an Emergency Department.
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Improved detection of sepsis.
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Focused sonographic examination of the heart, lungs and deep veins in acute admitted patients with respiratory symptoms.
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Low APACHE II and ASA score predicts survival in patients with perforated peptic ulcer.
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Front-line clinical pharmacy.
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Diagnosis of DVT in the emergency department: adherence to guidelines.
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Impact of the severity of trauma on early retirement.
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Diagnosis of DVT in the emergency department: time spent on diagnosis.
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Following patients with acute abdominal pain in emergency departments.
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Evaluating the utility of ST elevation in lead II > lead III in differentiating pericardial disease from STEMI.
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A review of consecutive cardiac arrests in 2002 and 2007 at a regional hospital in Denmark: a retrospective cohort study.
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Emotions in trauma team.
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Emergency departments reduce admissions.
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Emergency Departments, simulation and leadership.
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Discrete event simulation modelling for an improved patient flow at the Emergency Department, Sygehus Lillebælt, Kolding.
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Does the number of doctors on call correlate with patient admission rates and patient morbidity at Danish Medical Admissions Units?
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Emergency Department presenting complaints associated with high mortality and the need for intensive care.
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Community-acquired pneumonia: a comparison of clinical treatment failure in patients treated with either penicillin or cefuroxime.
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Consequences of peritonism in an Emergency Department setting.
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