RAP 74
1) Qualitative Perspectives of Emergency Nurses on Electronic Health Record Behavioral Flags to Promote Workplace Safety
Review Summary
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Source:
- Author: Seeburger, et al.
- Reviewer: Kat Tilley, MD
4
BEEM Rater Scale
5
Educational Utility
3
Evidence Based Medicine
Takeaway
Behavioral flags have limited ability to prevent violence from occurring and can have unintended consequences such as introducing more bias to patient care.
2) Handy EMS Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Handoff Checklist
Review Summary
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Source:
- Author: Amanda Mathews
- Reviewer: Joe Pasquarella, MD
4
BEEM Rater Scale
2
Educational Utility
3
Evidence Based Medicine
Takeaway
Communication of information during out-of-hospital cardiac arrest handoffs is variable.
3) Overcoming ATLS
Review Summary
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Source:
- Authors: Reuben Strayer, MD, Anand Swaminathan, MD
- Reviewer: Heather Kaluzniak, MD
5
BEEM Rater Scale
7
Educational Utility
4
Evidence Based Medicine
Takeaway
ATLS standardizes trauma care. It may not be well suited for experts. We can provide a more comprehensive, patient-tailored approach.
4) Barriers to Disclosure of Disability and Request for Accommodations Among First-Year Resident Physicians in the US
Review Summary
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Source:
- Author: Pereira-Lima, et al.
- Reviewer: Alora Sager, MD
3
BEEM Rater Scale
3
Educational Utility
3
Evidence Based Medicine
Takeaway
Cultural and structural factors in GME programs can prevent first-year residents from disclosing disabilities and requesting necessary accommodations.
5) Don’t Become Obsolete: The EM Physician’s Fight Against Procedural Decay
Review Summary
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Source:
- Author: Jason Hine, MD
- Reviewer: Matt Morgan, MD
4
BEEM Rater Scale
5
Educational Utility
4
Evidence Based Medicine
Takeaway
To ameliorate skillset decay for high-acuity, low-occurance procedures one should initially overlearn the procedure and then stay competent using spaced deliberate practice.