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Avoiding Common Pediatric Radiological Errors
The emergency department physician is the critical link between the patient and the diagnostic tests, including radiographs, that are ordered. This article provides information on common radiographic errors to help clinicians improve their accuracy, confidence and subsequent patient care. -
Full July 2005 Issue in PDF
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Full June 2005 Issue in PDF
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Clinical Briefs in Primary Care supplement
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Pharmacology Watch: Is Nesiritide Associated with a Higher Death Rate?
Stopping Aspirin Before Surgery; The Sponge Returns; Preventing Metabolic Syndrome; FDA Actions -
Closing the Books on Low-Dose Dopamine in the ICU
In the absence of definitive systematic reviews, and in the presence of evidence for continued widespread administration of low-dose dopamine infusions to critically ill patients for the purpose of preventing renal failure, Friedrich and colleagues performed an exhaustive review of the literature on this subject. -
Full September 2002 Issue in PDF
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One Year Later: Emergency Department Response to Biological Terrorism, Part I
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Full August 26, 2002, Issue in PDF
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Emergency Medicine Specialty Reports: Ethical Issues in Pediatric Emergency Medicine - Children’s Rights and Health