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Drug Interactions
MONOGRAPH: Drug-to-drug interactions represent one of the most significant risks of polypharmacy in our increasingly complex and aging populations.
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Oral Anticoagulation Reversal
This review discusses anticoagulant medications and reversal agents.
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Is There Added Diagnostic Value in Tracheal Aspirate Culture in Mechanically Ventilated Community-onset Pneumonia?
Tracheal aspirate cultures identified plausible pneumonia pathogens in more than half of newly intubated mechanically ventilated patients suffering from severe community-acquired pneumonia.
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The Use of Dexmedetomidine for Sedation May Lead to Earlier Extubation and Decreased Ventilator Adverse Events
The choice of dexmedetomidine or propofol over midazolam may improve outcomes in patients mechanically ventilated for three or more days.
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Post-cardiac Arrest Targeted Temperature Management
Advances in post-cardiac arrest management, such as therapeutic hypothermia, have improved both neurological outcomes and mortality significantly.
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Noninvasive Ventilation and Acute Respiratory Failure
MONOGRAPH: Noninvasive ventilation indications, contraindications, and the growing body of literature supporting its use in a variety of clinical scenarios.
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Patients Decide Not to Sue After Hearing EP’s Honest Explanation for Bad Outcome
Plaintiff attorneys realize claims are unwinnable.
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EMTALA Violation Could Bolster Weak Malpractice Claim Against EP
Depending on the state, monetary awards vary.
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These Common Mistakes Resulted in Missed Ectopic Claims
Emergency physicians should perform and document serial exams for patients with unexplained abdominal pain.
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Embarrassing Texts Led to Settlement of Med/Mal Claims
Parties may believe private communication will remain private, but experts warn texts can be fair game during a legal discovery process.