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Tag Archives: Emergency Medicine
June Spotlight — Emergency Department: Improving ED Flow
Submitted by Steven Gamburg, MD, Chair, Emergency Medicine MLH has identified the current Number One issue for enhancing Operations performance: Improving the flow of patients through the ED and into the hospital. Performance Engineers have conducted assessments at all … Continue reading
Important Message for Emergency Medicine Clinicians on New Troponin Levels
By Steven J. Gamburg, MD, FACEP, Chair of Emergency Medicine Please note that the “cut-off” value for Troponin has been increased to 0.05. This should result in fewer false positives. Therefore a value of 0.04 ng/ml is normal. A value … Continue reading
Important change in Blood Bank ordering
By Joellyn Ruane, SmartChart Educator, Clinical Informatics Effective March 27, 2014 in SmartChart, the Type & Cross order will not be found when searched. It has been replaced with the order Crossmatch Units (Type & Screen will be auto-ordered if … Continue reading
ED: New Sullivan Group courses for 2014
By Steven Gamburg, MD, Chair, Emergency Medicine The 2014 curriculum of the Sullivan Courses is now available on-line. Please go to https://www.thesullivangroup.com to sign into The Sullivan Group (TSG). For difficulties signing in, contact Jody at TravisJ@MLHS.org. These courses: count as … Continue reading
Moderate Sedation CBT necessary for MLEMA ER physicians
By Steven Gamburg, MD, Chair, Emergency Medicine Most MLEMA ER physicians have privileges for Moderate Sedation. Robert Day, MD, has been working on finding a Computer Based Training (CBT) moduleand now has one available. This is continuing education and is necessary to … Continue reading
CEW now in place for MLH EDs
By Steven Gamburg, MD, System Chair, Emergency Medicine What’s a CEW? The Emergency Department Operations Committee has been revised and shifted to an ED Clinical Environmental Workgroup (CEW). This allows us to better communicate with our clinical colleagues, safety … Continue reading
Migraine guideline approved
By Steven Gamburg, MD, System Chair, Emergency Medicine A Migraine guideline has been approved after discussion with ED, HMS and neurologists. Click here to see the guideline. Remember, this is a guideline.