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Working as a physician in an emergency department may give you the feeling you are in the middle of a stormof patients. It is our goal with this congress to help physicians deal with this storm. Europe needs emergency medicine, as can be seen in the repeated rises in patient numbers being treated in Europe's emergency departmentseach year. In some areas, emergency departments now appear to provide the basic healthcare for their countries. We in emergency medicine are one of the core essential services which are always there for our people: 24 hours a day, seven days a week, onholidays and at weekends. We must treat anyone, for almost any illness or injury, at any time. The themes covered in this congress will help emergency physicians to provide the best medicine under these challenges. We have structured ourthemes according to the spirit of EuSEM: Global connections, international research, leadership and the desire to provide information hot off the press. The congress will provide state of the art lectures covering such sectors as pre-hospital medicine, pulmonary and respiratory emergencies, toxicology,infectious diseases and sepsis, cardiovascular emergencies and neurological emergencies. Another major congress focus includes paediatric emergenciesalong with trauma, head and neck trauma and critical care, emergency care of the elderly and psychosocial emergencies. As a scientific congress taking a wide view of emergency medical needs, this event also has as its keynote theme Connecting with Excellence. We have a series of keynote and hot topic speakers with some of the most distinguished names in emergency medicine. Our colleagues in TheNetherlands invite us to share their greatly-respected expertise in key emergency medicine sectors in their national track. Administration tracks will provide help for management and organisation with themes including cost effectiveness and performance in the emergencydepartment, quality of care, patient safety and risk management. With EuSEM celebrating its 20th anniversary, we also look into the future with extensive research into emergency medical topics. The EuSEM Young EmergencyDoctors represent the future of European emergency medicine and they have shaped a large part of this congress with themes such as educationafter graduation, development in emergency specialty and education in emergency medicine. Do not miss the great offer of important topics in the pre-courses, the keynote and hot topic speakers, the SIM War — the simulation competition- and the EBEEM prep course. The beautiful and dynamic city Amsterdam, with its long tradition of global trade, is a marvellous setting for our congress. I wish everyone a successful - and enjoyable - congress. Notificationsregarding acceptance of abstracts were made in early July More than posters will also be presented during the congress. Abstracts will be considered for publicationonly if the author is registered for the Congress. A small panel will judge the presentations, anda first place prize will be awarded to the top presenter, in the form ofcomplimentary registration to the EuSEM Congress in Torino. This abstractwill also be presented at the Awards Ceremony. Delegates receive a name badge with their registration materials. Badges should be worn at all times, as they will be used to control accessto all EuSEM Congress sessions and activities. Exhibitor staff will beadmitted to scientific sessions. Banks and Currency Exchanges arewidely available in Amsterdam. The congress will officially open on Sunday, 28 September No lunches will be served during thecongress. It will only be available to EuSEM registeredparticipants. We appreciate feedback about yourexperience at the Congress. Your input is essential in planning futureEuSEM activities. Registrations can be made onsite with theorganising companies, subject to availabilities. The previewroom is located in the Gashouder. Computers will be available for speakerswho need to check their presentations or make last-minute updates. Maywe remind you that the only authorised media is PC or Mac video projection. Connection to the network. You can either be connected to the system via 3G or via WiFi. A free access to the wireless network is available in the congress venue. Attendees of the Congress can view theirePoster on designated viewing screens. The advantage of this system is that you canshow a lot more information than on classic paper posters. Poster presenters nolonger have to pay to have their paper posters printed, and they no longer have totravel with cumbersome poster tubes. This year, e-Posters have completely replaced the printed posters and theOrganising Committee is sure that you will share their enthusiasm for thisinnovative approach. This system has been introduced to a number of scientific andmedical conferences in recent years, as a digital alternative to paper. This year, ePosters will be a single slide PowerPoint presentation, in a 'landscape'format. They will be displayed on 15 giant LCD screens, using tactile features. Authors were requested to send their ePosters before 25 September to ourTechnical Team as it will not be possible to submit them onsite. Location and presentationePosters will be displayed during the whole congress, from Sunday 28 September until Wednesday 1 October on 15 horizontal giant LCD screens, inthe ePoster area Gashouder Exhibition area. There will be no specific time allotted to ePoster presentations. Participants will be able to watch the eposters freely on the LCD screens, and browsethem using a tactile user interface. Poster dimensionsYour ePoster is a single slide Powerpoint fileThe ePoster dimensions are cm in width and 75cm in height. For any request about the ePoster format and display, you may send an email to:eposters eusem His research focuses on organizational safety culture and patient outcome, biomarkers and resuscitation of infection and sepsis, and EM-CCMphysician demographics and education. Like the merchants from Amsterdam who made the city rich by reaching out tothe world, we must also look beyond our own countries. We must be open to new ideas and seek new knowledge to find new answersand the congress will be a great opportunity for delegates to connect with fellow practitioners in Emergency Medicine. From previous congresses, delegates wish to have concise updates for effective and efficient clinical practicein modern emergency departments and in the pre-hospital setting. The congress will deliver sessions to satisfy those demands andgive extensive Emergency Medicine knowledge for use in the clinical setting. The congress will give delegates a greater understandingof the development and progress of EM in Europe from an international viewpoint. The overall objective is the advancement of international emergency medical services and education in Europe in particular - and theworld in general. Create a new prehospital research proposal, or use your current prehospital research proposal2. Each attendee will be asked to actively participate in the group discussions. Course descriptionAfter 5 introductory presentations by experts with experiences in prehospital research, the participantsof the workshop will be separated in distinct groups. Participants introduce their own current versionof a research proposal by which is then discussed with the researchers, group and in the plenarysession. The goal of the interactive workshop is to learn the most important elements that contributeto good quality and successful prehospital research. The goal is not that the research proposalswill be executed, although further initiatives to do so will be applauded. Learning objectivesResearch in the prehospital domain of emergency medicine in scarce. It is well-known that suchresearch is difficult to prepare, execute and publish in high impact journals. It is not uncommonthat a young and dedicated researcher has the intention to start an interesting study and discoverthe hard way that the study cannot be completed successfully. At the same time, such prehospitalresearch is needed to further improve the quality and effectively of current pre-hospital treatments. The pre-conference workshop on prehospital research aims at gathering around the table practitionersseeking to improve their scientific research skills and in this way are able to contribute to improvedpre-hospital emergency health care. The learning outcomes when participating in this workshopis: to create a sound prehospital research proposal. It is anopportunity to learn and develop basic skills with an internationally renowned faculty. Learning objectives- Develop basic skills and knowledge Learn how to develop Ultrasound in your institution andpersonal practice Techniques of basic US approach to limbs, chest, heart, abdomen- Recognition of basic US pathology- Basic US approach to cardiac arrest, shock, respiratory failure- Recognition of basic images and US artefactsEducational ObjectivesApplicable to all levels of Emergency Practitioner, including paramedical staff High ratio of supervision toensure maximum hands on Develop basic skills and knowledge Learn how to develop Ultrasound inyour institution and personal practiceScheduleDAY 1 27 September Introduction. Rip Gangahar UK Practical - Machine familiarisationTime to get familiar with all machines, settings and artefacts. Maxime Valois Canada Airway and Breathing. Course description2-days emergency ultrasound advanced course: lectures, organ based hands-on practice, simulatedclinical scenarios. Learning objectives- Technique: advanced US approach to head, neck, limbs, chest, heart, abdomen- Recognition of advanced US syndromes- US enhanced advanced management of critical syndromes: cardiac arrest, shock, respiratory failure,acute abdomen, comaScheduleDAY 1 27 September Introduction. Through a series of lectures and workshops facilitatedby experienced faculty, course participants will learn practical approaches for improving performanceand quality in their emergency departments. A full course agenda is provided below. Juliet Alletson, Rainer Gerofke, Simon Adams, Amanda Stone UK 63 - Comparison of results of ultrasonography performed by an emergency physiciansand that achieved by radiologists: concordance study. M Azam Majeed, Ahmed Alhubashi, M Saif Rehman UK - Interest of transthoracic echocardiography by the emergency physician in themanagement of dyspnea in emergency department resuscitation room. Mahboub Pouraghaei, Parham Maroufi, Payman Moharamzadeh, Kavous ShahsavariNia, Alireza Ala, Ali Taghizadieh, mohammadhossein Keyghobadi IR - Optic nerve sheath diameter measurement with ultrasonography can replaceophthalmoscopy for detecting papilledema in emergency department patients. A 1-year retrospective survey of missed radiographicabnormalities in an Emergency Department. Markito NL - Predicting the chance of hospital admission based on presentation characteristicsin older patients acutely presenting to the Emergency Department. Lucke, J. Heim, A. Fogteloo, C. Heringhaus, G. Blauw, S. Mooijaart NL - Manchester triage system in elderly patients in the emergency department. Fredrik Sjostrand SE - Pattern and outcome of medical admission among elderly people in libya. FathiaZaid, Fakhari Alhlifia LY - Elderly patients visiting emergency departments: analysis of care pathways andhousehold caregivers. Simon P. Latif Erdem Akal? Jorien G. Hospitals: An 8 months evaluation during the war in Mali in Srihari Cattamanchi, Hazem H. BrendanCrosbie, Claire Keaveney, Richard Lynch IE - The diagnostic value of clinical symptoms in women and men presenting withchest pain at the emergency department, a prospective cohort study. Mark Harms, Veera van Wijnen NL - How efficient are emergency physicians at stratifying risk when ordering stress testsfrom the emergency department ed? ThierrySchissler, Bart Lesaffre BE - Continuous positive airway pressure ventilation with bag-valve-mask in the outof-hospitalcardiac arrest management. Looking back on 20 years of EuSEM. Dankbaar NL - Residents' experiences of abuse and harassment in emergency departments. Veldhuyzen, M. Caminada, E. Thrombolysis For Acute Ischemic Stroke. Ibrahim Kayitmazbatir,Ba? An 8-yearretrospective study. Prediction Patterns for pre-hospital emergencies. Marius Smarandoiu,Alin Canciu, Denisa Falamas RO - Barriers, facilitators, disparities and consequences for people from minority ethnicgroups accessing prehospital care: systematic review and narrative synthesis. Frederick Fiesseler,Ashley flannery, Renee Riggs, David Salo US - Politics and power in the emergency department: a first sociological international comparativestudy in emergency medicine. Diana Moldovan, Cristian Boeriu, Despina Baghiu RO - Meeting the target: time to treatment for suspected meningitis in neonatespresenting to the emergency department. Joanna Stanisz, Rahim Valani CA - Short-term impact of bronchiolitis severity on the duration of symptoms andrecurrence of wheezing. Peter Donnelly, Lynne McFetridge UK - Risk assessment of febrile children with potential serious bacterial infections basedon real life videos. EuSEM Fellowships bestowed. EMDM Graduation ceremony. Antonio Voza,Nicholas Mc Innes IT - Mortality and chief complaints: Is there a difference between walking-in patients andpatients brought by ambulance services? Walsh, M. Koch, H. Arntz, A. Ale-Abaei, B. Leidel, J. Searle, W. Wyrwich, H. Storchmann, J. Vollert, S. Poloczek, M. Mary's Hospital, London, UK. Simone Dierckx, James Ryan NL - Traumatic brain injury and sepsis in children admitted to hospital following majortrauma. Ali Arhami Dolatabadi,Hamid Reza Hatamabadi, Elham Memary IR - Evidence based semiology and sepsis: the significance of measured fever and heartrate in patients with only one altered vital sign. Benjamin Bloom, Rupert Pearse UK - Predicting outcomes after blunt chest wall trauma: development and external validationof a new prognostic model. Concerning a prospective randomized study of patients. A simulatorbased approach. A randomized controlled trial. Paul Kundavaram IN k Department. Anne-Claire Michel ep. SanjayRamamoorthy, Cheryl Davies UK - Utility of a validated prediction model for diagnosing acute heart failure - initialresults of a prospective trial. Petra Wilke, Wolfgang Langer, Tobias Leipold DE - Management of recent-onset atrial fibrillation in Emergency Department: a comparativestudy upon effectiveness and safety of pharmacological treatment. Robert Wiggins, Ian Martin, Darren Dewalt, Robert Lovrich,Michael Hieronymus, Benny Joyner US - Perioperative anesthesia care and its correlation with the professionalizationof medical teams deployed in the aftermath of natural and man-made disasters: a systematicliterature review. Natalie Bee, Thomas Beattie, T. Alice Hutin, Bertrand Renaud, Aline Santin FR - Pre injury antiplatelet therapy in patients with mild head trauma increases theincidence of intracranial hemorrhage. Anthony Chauvin, Ouled Nora, Cecile Durand, Nicolas Segal, Patrick Plaisance FR - Professionalization of anesthesiologists and critical care specialists in humanitarianaction: a nationwide survey among Italian residents in training. Emil Verhoofstad, Aniek Schmidt, Rebekka Veugelers NL - Insight in barriers and facilitators for compliance with a national guideline on painin the chain of pre-hospital based emergency care. Arash Safaie, Ali Mohammadshahi, HamedNikzamir, Seyed Reza Abtahi IR - Interest of residual neuromuscular blockade and bispectral index mesuarment inthe emergency department in prehospital intubated patients. TobyFlack, Sophie Vaughan UK - Can the B-natriuretic peptide test be used for diagnosing heart failure in childrenwith congenital heart disease who present to the emergency department with RSV bronchiolitis? A pilot study. What happens with youth and other classic predictors? A systematic literature review and evaluation of predictionsigns. Prospective multicenter study. Group for the Study of the YoungFebrile Infant ES - Epidemiological aspects of serious bacterial infections of infants younger than 90days of age with fever without source. Group for the Study of the Young Febrile Infant ES - Utility of procalcitonin and C-reactive protein for the diagnosis of invasive infectionsof infants younger than 90 days with fever without source. Group for the Study of the Young FebrileInfant ES - Implementation of a written safety netting advice for parents of feverish childrenat risk for serious infections at the emergency department. Emlyn's in Virchester: A virtual hospital on a mission to bring free, open access medicaleducation to all. Balance between perfusion pressure and operativemanagement: a time saving and free hands choice. Lars Lundberg, Anders Jonsson, Katarina Silverplats SE Classification of twitter data from the Emilia-Romagna earthquake by machine learning:comparison of k-nearest neighbors, kernel support vector machine, and string kernel methods. Doggen NL - Playing with Sepsis. Here tastethe delights of the Piemonte region, share good wine, good food and good memories ofour time in Amsterdam. Until we meet again in Italy! Marc Sabbe, Christel Hendrickx BE 4 - Spontaneous left hypochondrium pain: abdominal disease not frequently mentioned in emergencyunit. Case report and article review. IL 15 - International medical evacuation in children: a primary care paediatric clinic's 3-year experience. IL 16 - The effect of a medical clown on pain during intravenous access in the paediatric emergency department:a randomized prospective pilot study. IL 18 - Increasing Traumatic accidents for drives of car accidents with drug abuse during driving in shiraziran. Mohammad kalantari meibodi,samira esfandyari IR 21 - Organization of hospital planning during Disaster. Samira Esfandyari, Mohammad Kalantari Meibodi IR 22 - Prevalences of different diseases in northern and southern geographical areas of shiraz. Zara Arain, NicholasSargant UK 24 - Clinical impact of emergency ultrasound by emergency physicians after implementation in a hospitalin The Netherlands. JirapatSuriyachaisawat, Ekkit Surakarn TH 40 - A shared reception for walk-ins for primary care and emergency department. Annemiek BoschvanNuenen NL 41 - A case of transient ST depression with a increase of myocardial injury markers as a result of disulfiram-ethanolreaction. Sami Kooli TN 45 - Assessment triage education on nurses to improve average time in triage patient of emergencydepartment in Valiasr Hospital of Fasa University of Medical Sciences, IL 48 - Traumatic dissection of the vertebral artery. Akira Hirata, Masaaki Sakuraya JP 54 - Apolipoprotein A-I mimetic peptide attenuates acute lung injury during intestinal ischemia-reperfusioninjury in rats. State Hospitals. Matthijs Douma, Josine Eising, Wim Meijer NL 88 - Verification of a simulation based disaster medicine curriculum for emergency medicine residentsconstructed using the techniques of design-for-six-sigma. Jeffrey Franc, Colleen Kjelland, Angela Naismith,Manuela Verde CA 89 - The implementation of clinical pathway based on the computerized physician order entry systemfor ischemic stroke attenuates off-hour and weekend effect in emergency department. Louise Rennie, Paul Leonard UK - Antibiotic prescribing behavior of emergency physicians for community acquired pneumonia andhealthcare associated pneumonia. Implementing gold standard analgesia for hip fracture in the emergencydepartment: A closed loop audit of Fascia Iliaca Compartment Blocks. Yung-Cheng Su TW - Bedside ultrasound predicts management of small bowel intussusception in children: comparisonof 2 cases. Onur Tokocin, Fatih Cakmak, NecatiAkyilmaz, Ahmet Oluk, Ibrahim Ikizceli TR - Standards of care and outcome between different age groups in traumatic intracranial haemorrhageseen in the Emergency Department at a non-neurosurgical district general hospital. Raja Ezman Raja Shariff, StephenBonny UK - Assesment of time of no-flow in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: interest of the laryngeal tube inairway management. Scheltens, W. Review of internal and external factors. Anniek Visser, Rob Breedveld, Albert Wolthuis, Ewoud ter Avest NL - Anti-epileptic drugs are associated with lower in-hospital mortality in patients with traumaticbrain surgeries: a nationwide cohort study. Yung-Cheng Su TW - Age, gender and psychiatric comorbidity as risk factors for diagnosis of psychogenic hyperventilationsyndrome: an area of prejudice? Murat Koyun, Mustafa Burak Sayhan TR - Ultrasonographic mimicry of the diaphragmatic stripe in massive hemothorax after a liver biopsy:case report. Abhishekkumar Ramasamy IN - Aspirin administration by emergency medical dispatchers using a protocol-driven aspirin diagnosticand instruction tool. HR - Comparison of midazolam and propofol for sedation in paediatric diagnostic imaging studies. Sarah Devine UK - Help me doctor! I can't control my arm and leg! Ivan Chua SG - Heart rate as a marker of disease severity in a paediatric emergency department. JacquelineLe Geyt, Tejshri Shah UK - Use of a standardised non-invasive ventilation prescription to improve the management of patientswith respiratory failure. Elma Demirovic,Lejla Balic-Prasevic, Maja Dedic, Vesna Cengic BA - Evolving emergency dispatching centers — Evaluating the benefits on critical patients, dispatcherstraining and coordinating physician responsabilities. Alina Mihaela Busan, CristianaGeormaneanu RO - Condensed referral forms improve data capture in the northern ireland paediatric intensive careunit. A Case Report. Natasha Prior UK - Sjogren's syndrome and distal renal tubular acidosis presenting with hypokalaemia paralysis. Dylan de Lange, Jozef Kesecioglu, Atacan Guleryuz TR - Severe abdominal pain presenting with life threatening sepsis in a young diabetic patient due toemphysematous pyelonephritis - urgent imaging and subsequent rapid appropriate management inthis case was life saving. Andrea Bellone IT - Refusal of life saving treatment by an anuric dialysis dependent patient presenting with a severeuraemic and hyperkalaemic crisis requiring emergency treatment. Yogita Aggarwal, Timothy Evans, SarahDorrington UK - Refusal of life saving treatment by an anuric dialysis dependent patient presenting with a severeuraemic and hyperkalaemic crisis requiring emergency treatment. Rebekah Sharr, Helen Thomas UK - Point of care measurement of procalcitonin in routine practice in the emergency room: correlationwith the reference method. Arihant jain, Tara Keogh, Kalyana Murali UK - Clinical predictors of subarachnoid hemorrhage in patients with nontraumatic headache in emergencydepartment. A prospectivemulticenter study. Wouter Raven, Juliette Zwaans, PremSukul, Arthur Rosendaal, Pleuni Rood, Peter Patka NL - The association between time to antibiotics and relevant clinical outcomes in emergency departmentpatients with a suspected infection stratified by disease severity: a prospective multi-center study. Yuzeng Shen SG - Incidence and independent predictors of return to the emergency department after hospital dischargeof patients with a suspected infection. Lucia Baris, Annemieke Ansems, Douwe Rijpsma, Bas deGroot NL - Prospective study of accuracy of emergency ultrasound of the abdominal aorta by emergencyphysicians compared to radiologists in a non-academic teaching hospital in the Netherlands. Lillian vanden Brand, Nadine van Dijk, Frank Joosten NL - Organization of pre-hospital medical care in mass casualty incidents: assessment and failures researchusing the association of litigation and risk management method. Annemiek Bosch- vanNuenen, Frans Bongers, David Jong, de NL - Time intervals for cardiac arrest recognition and dispatcher-assisted phone cardiopulmonary resuscitationinitiation: observational study in a french dispatch center. Consider witholding the needle to confirm. What Do We Know? A prospective comparativestudy. Sakineh Gholamzadeh, Rohollah Abdolli, Farkhondeh Sharif IR - Spontaneous chylothorax complicating non-small cell lung cancer- a review of aetiology anddiagnosis. Imran Zakria, Nadeem Khan UK - The most critically ill non-trauma patients in a secondary health care emergency department:clinical characteristics, intensive care use and mortality. Rasmussen, Lars S. Epidemiology and genderdifferences. How do we do it? Istvan Szabo, LeventeZag, Zsuzsanna Erdelyi, Amarilla Csontos HU - Short term effectiveness of ceftriaxone single dose the 1st day followed by cefixime the 2nd tothe 7th day in the treatment of acute non complicated pyelonephritis in women between 18 and 65years old. How can we prevent errors? I am losing son much weight. Marion Campbell UK - Effect of transient cerebral ischemia on the expression of receptor for advanced glycation endproducts in the gerbil hippocampus proper. F Besemer, S. Ines Weggelaar NL - Short- and long-term quality of life outcomes after acute musculoskeletal injury. Pierik,Carine J. Po-Sheng Chih TW - Acute liver failure due to oral intake of firecrackers including yellow phosphorus. Mihaela Ionica Dr. Sava, Florina Dr. Pavel,Cristian Dr. MehmetOguzhan Ay TR - Starting emegency medicine curriculum for physicians in Central Finland Central Hospital in viewof performance measures and staff experiences. Laura E. Kasteel, Carine J. Doggen,Deborah M. Kuster NL - Prolonged on scene times in major trauma patients have adverse impact on the patient outcome. Sophie Coffeng, Mischa Veen, H. Shafi Sarmath Khan UK - Pneumomediastinum and pneumocephalus secondary to an unusual facial trauma. A study in a level 2 trauma center. An investigation during fire container training andreal fire operations. M Azam Majeed, Vibhore Gupta UK - Emergency antisepsis in out of hospital settings for acute wounds: which consensus on whichcriteria. Seong jae Lee KR - Treatment of laryngeal edema associated with hereditary angioedema. Falck Zachranna experience. A short review of the literature. Eefje van den Berg, Pieter vanDriel, Femke Geijsel, Sander Manders NL - Analysis of patients admitted to the emergency service by ambulance; emergency medicalservice in the metropolis. Kim Poh Chan SG - An audit on basic life support skills in primary care — need for refresher sessions? Amanda Mootoo UK - Development of a simplified human model to measure heat transfer during targeted temperaturemanagement. Frederick Fiesseler, Richard Shih, David Salo, Renee Riggs US - Minutes worth a lifetime of improvement: incidental ultrasonographic diagnosis of autosomaldominant polycystic kidney disease in the emergency department — a case report. Katarzyna Hampton,Joseph Minardi US - What an ambulance nurse need to know — a content analysis of curricula in the Specialist nursingprogram in prehospital emergency care. GurbaniClarissa UK - A dangerous deep venous thrombosis. Case study. Kjell Ivarsson, Mathias Blom SE - Associations between in-hospital occupancy and unplanned 72 hour revisits to the EmergencyDepartment — a register study. Mathias Blom, Kjell Ivarsson SE - The probability of patients being readmitted from the Emergency Department within 30 days ofdischarge from an in-hospital ward is positively associated to in-hospital occupancy at discharge. Karin Eggink NL - Two-thumb encircling technique over the head of patients in the setting of lone rescuer infantCPR occurred during ambulance transfer: a cross-over simulation study. Ron Berant, Jason Fischer CA - Telephone consultation after emergency department visit, an improvement on patients satisfaction. Karin Rappard NL - 2,4- dinitrophenol poisoning: an extremely dangerous slimming drug. Karin Rappard NL - Cause of abdominal pain to consider in emergencies. Cheng-WeiChan, Tai-Yi Hsu TW - Clinical evolution in hospital at home versus conventional hospitalization of the acute pyelonephritisadmitted from the emergency department: fewer complications in hospital at home. Munazah Akhtar, Julian Webb UK - The lower limit of cerebral autoregulation is impaired during pregnancy in sheep. Sabine J. Study developed in an Emergency Hospitalin Romania. HR - Public access to early defibrillation program in Croatia. Branka Tomljanovi? HR - Emergency medicine training in sub- saharan africa — a novel approach utilising true mentoring. Fatma Akgul, Anil Er, Seher Sari, DurgulYilmaz TR - Systematic evaluation of hospitals performance during simulations exercise can provide informationregarding disaster preparedness. Are we not doing it well? Wouter Jetten, Lisette Mignot-Evers NL - Comparison of risk assessment analysis scales for venous thromboembolism used in hospitalemergency services in Spain. Egbers, RS Smit, A. Hoogerwaard, J. Kraai, J. Tricky to diagnose, tricky to treat. JonathanRieck, David Varon, Moshe Levenkopf, Aaron Lubetsky, Yehoshua Shemer IL - A pilot study on the use of a computerized surge capacity simulation exercise in a low resourceenvironment: an evaluative tool for hospital preparedness and a training tool for students attending acourse in emergency management in humanitarian me. Stacey Mans, FemkeBesemer, Marcel Deuren van NL - Wrist pivot technique as an alternative for difficult reduction of temporomandibular joint dislocation. Electro-cardioversion in pregnancy: is it really a safeand minor procedure?. SotiriosLetsos, Nikolaos Theakos GL - Severe glyphosate intoxication recovered by aggressive resuscitation and supportive. My leg is killing me! Diana Dimitrova BG - Is the cervical collar a must? Karina Valdez Flores, Jitka Mudrychova ES - Haemorrhagic shock from a spontaneous splenic bleeding in a patient treated by dabigatran. RodrigoBrandao-Neto BR - Midregional Proadrenomedulline: an useful biomarker for patients presenting with acute dyspnea? A review of the literature. Winchana Srivilaithon TH - Appropiate use of imaging studies in abdominal pathology. M Ligtenberg, J. Mehmet Karamercan, Yasemin Ayd? The studyfor the management of isolated sternal fractures in a tertiary Japanese hospital. A systematic review on outcome measures. SeldaKacar, Anil Er, Murat Duman, Durgul Yilmaz TR - Life-threatening methemoglobinemia after unintentional ingestion of antifreeze admixturescontaining sodium nitrite in the construction sites. Gulbin Yilmaz, EceTavas, G. Veldhuyzen, D. Schakenraad, J. Ahmet Demircan, BasakAltinbas, R? Laurens De Grim, J. Willemijn Van der Boon NL - Temporary stationed ambulances save lives: A Comparison between temporary and permanentstationed ambulances. Janette Turner, JoanneCoster, Viet Hai Phung, Niro Siriwardena, Richard Wilson UK - Implementation of the core data-set emergency department in the hospital information systemfor clinical documentation, medical reporting and research. Michele Alzetta, MauroGallitelli IT - Revising CPR by implementation of periarrest ultrasound and point-of-care analysis — an evidencebased approach with simulatorbased feasibility study. Erkan Guvenc, G. Selahattin Kiyan, Burak Gokce, Fat? How do we treat them from the emergencydepartment? Study after implementing a protocol for hyperglycemia management in our emergencyservice. Case Report. Khadija Zaouche, kamel majed,asma chargui, neila mghaieth, Mohamed Modhaffar, hamida maghraoui, chokri hamouda, nebiha borsalifalfoul TN - Mild head trauma a dynamic state in the Emergency Department. Case report. Nihat Bulandere, G. Selahattin Kiyan, Erkan Guvenc, FundaKarbek Akarca, Murat Ersel TR - Adequacy of empirical antibiotic therapy in community-acquired pneumonia in an emergencydepartment before and after a low-intensity intervention. Gerdica C. Measured willingness to respondand respond time. Ineke Dekker,T. Lenderink DE - How do we manage hyperglycemia in patients with corticosteroids therapy in Emergency Department? Davut J. Each attendee will be asked to actively participate in the group discussions Course descriptionAfter 5 introductory presentations by experts with experiences in prehospital research, the participantsof the workshop will be separated in distinct groups. Short-link Link Embed. Share from cover. Share from page:. Similar magazines. Close Flag as Inappropriate. You have already flagged this document. Thank you, for helping us keep this platform clean. The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. Delete template? Cancel Delete. Cancel Overwrite Save. Don't wait! Try Yumpu. 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