🚨 Fatigue alert! 🚨 Are we turning a blind eye to the risks of overworked, fatigued healthcare workers?🏥⚡ @cjemonline.bsky.social dives into the urgent need for change before burnout and exhaustion become the norm. ➡️ doi.org/10.1007/s43678 and ➡️ rdcu.be/edjx4

Systematic review of guidelines for care of intersex people in the emergency department by Michael Kruse @blairbigham.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1... Conclusion: A systematic review of the literature for ED-relevant guidelines for the care of Intersex populations returned no results.

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Just the facts: emergency department approach to myelopathy rdcu.be/d5ui8 by Zachary Macdonald What is a myelopathy? What are the different etiologies? What are the signs and symptoms? What is the ED workup and treatment? All these questions answered in this JTF!

Pathways to cancer care after a suspected cancer diagnosis in the ED: a survey of EPs across Ontario link.springer.com/article/10.1... @kee_gre "Strategies to standardize access to cancer care in a timely and equitable way for patients with newly suspected cancer in the ED are needed"

Just the facts: head injury following ground-level falls in older patients—to scan or not to scan? by Xavier Dubucs @marcel_mond rdcu.be/d3T9W This is such a common patient presentation, making this JTF a must read.

Safety & accuracy of the computer interpretation of normal ECGs at triage by Valérie Langlois-Carbonneau pubmed-ncbi-nlm-nih-gov.proxy.bib.uottawa.ca/39548031/ Normal ECG interpretation from the GE Marquette 12SL ECG at triage has a ⏫⏫accuracy & ⏬⏬probability of clinically relevant change

Embracing equity: an opportunity for growth at CJEM. #Equity #NotABurden @CAEP_Docs @CMA_Docs @paulatkinsonem.bsky.social @eddylang1 @emo-daddy.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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🚨 New in CJEM: Machine learning outperforms the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (#CTAS) in predicting early critical care needs in ED patients. A potential leap forward in triage accuracy and patient outcomes? Read more: link.springer.com/article/10.1... #EmergencyMedicine #AI #Triage

Machine learning outperforms the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale (CTAS) in predicting need for early critical care - Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine

Study objective This study investigates the potential to improve emergency department (ED) triage using machine learning models by comparing their predictive performance with the Canadian Triage Acuit...

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ChatGPT: 🚨 Hot topic: Should generative AI have a seat at the academic table? 🤖📚 The latest debate in @cjemonline.bsky.social dives into the pros & cons of AI in research—innovation vs integrity. 🧠💡 link.springer.com/article/10.1... Join the convo on Bluesky! #CJEMdebate

#AIAuthorship. The CJEM debate: is there a place for generative AI in data analysis and writing within scholarly manuscript preparation? - Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine

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Check out our special collections on #Crowding #JustTheFacts and #POCUS link.springer.com/journal/4367... @paulatkinsonem.bsky.social @eddylang1 @emo-daddy.bsky.social

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Unsure about your approach to Epistaxis? take a look at this @cjemonline.bsky.social update by #BritLong #MorganL #hansrosenberg @paulatkinsonem.bsky.social et al. Just the facts: evaluation and management of epistaxis ⭐️Free online: rdcu.be/d0r2r

JTF: Assessing and managing soft tissue knee injuries in the ED by Benjamin Gompels rdcu.be/d1yNT - Soft tissue knee injuries are common - PRICER principles are effective in the majority of soft tissue knee injuries - F/U is integral for these injuries #FOAMed

POCUS literature primer: key papers on cardiac and lung POCUS @dan___kim @GillianSheppar9 @TomJelic @rajivthava @ELalandeEM @colinrbell rdcu.be/dYGL2 The expert panel used a modified Delphi process to identify the most influential papers on cardiac and lung POCUS @paulatkinsonem.bsky.social

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Saving emergency medicine: is less more? - Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine

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Check out the updated #SavingEM collection here: sjrhem.ca/savingem/ @CAEP_docs @cjemonline.bsky.social

Health isn’t a privilege; it’s a right. 🌍 Imagine healthcare organized for each community, with everyone guaranteed access to multidisciplinary teams—MDs, PAs, nurses, social workers, and more all working together to serve every person. That’s #HealthForAll. @Gov_NB @nb_docs

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⭐️November Issue⭐️ Editorials by @dr_lisa_lcalder @GillianSheppar9 @TChanMD @kee_gre JTF on teens w/ eating disorders & soft tissue knee injuries Predicting thresholds in bleeding trauma patients @KevinDurr Vasopressors post intubation and more! link.springer.com/journal/43678/…

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