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Does a Moderately Dilated Ascending Aorta Continue to Dilate After AVR for Severe AS?
In patients with severe valvular aortic stenosis (AS), ascending aortic dilatation is common, and is thought to be due to the alterations in flow caused by the stenotic valve. -
Challenges of community engaged MH research
Applying community engagement to mental health research can help researchers about design studies that incorporate the priorities of people with mental illness and arrive at the best strategies for working with them. -
IRB offices need to plan for when boss leaves
All IRBs and IRB offices need to set up succession plans to ensure continuity in the event the IRB director or chair leave abruptly. -
Ultrasound in the ED in PDF
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Reports - Full September 2011 Issue in PDF
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Pediatric Eye Infections
Eye infections are common among emergency department (ED) pediatric patients and can lead to significant morbidity if not properly managed. -
Improving collaboration with the community
Hospitals and home care agencies often collaborate on an ad hoc basis with little attention to standardized policies and procedures. When these collaborations are done poorly, they can lead to problems and readmissions, which is why Children's Hospital Boston decided to create guidelines for case managers working with home care liaisons. -
ED care program has better outcomes
An emergency department (ED) program has helped reduce ED visits and has resulted in health care savings through targeting services to emergency department frequent fliers. -
Discharge Planning Advisor - Full September/October 2011 Issue in PDF
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ACA initiative targets coordinating care
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a new initiative to help improve care for patients from their hospital stay through their transition back to the community.