DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/be3950/emergency_departme) has announced the addition of the "Emergency Department Crowding: An Evidence-Based Appraisal Of The Problem And Its Solutions" report to their offering.
Emergency Department Crowding: An Evidence-Based Appraisal Of The Problem And Its Solutions provides the reader with evidence-based concepts that can be easily integrated into the daily clinical practice of emergency medicine.
Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction
- Abbreviations And Acronyms- Scope Of The Problem
- A Problem In Search Of A Definition
- State Of The Science
- Effect Of ED Crowding On Clinical Outcomes
- Effects On Patient Satisfaction
- Effect On Patients Who Leave The ED Without Being Seen
- Effect On Ambulance Diversion
- Effect On ED LOS And Throughput
- The Effect Of ED Crowding On Financial Outcomes
- Effect Of Different Interventions On ED Crowding
- Multiple Interventions
- Discrete Event Computer Simulations
- Operations Reengineering
- Evidence-Based ED Operations Redesign
- Putting It All Together
- Table 1. Hospital Patient Flow Redesign Interventions
- Figure 1. Traditional (Most Common) ED Patient Flow Diagram
- Figure 2. Potential Waits/Queues In The Traditional ED Patient Flow Model
- Figure 3. Redesigned Ideal ED Operational Model
- Figure 4. Potential Waits/Queues In Redesigned ED Patient Flow Diagram
- Conclusion
- References
- CME Questions
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