Emergency medicine: from the daily briefing
Every daily briefing item tagged emergency medicine, newest first. The weekly roundup is on the emergency medicine page.
- AI chatbots recommend care costing 3.2 times what physicians ordered, mostly by adding tests at visits where doctors ordered noneEvidence
- Congo's Ebola outbreak passes 10,000 confirmed cases, with nearly 5,000 deathsIncident
- Faster 0/1-hour troponin pathways do not shorten emergency stays or raise discharges vs. 0/3-hour, Lancet meta-analysis of 110,933 visits findsEvidence
- AI scribes cut emergency physicians' active note time 2.4 minutes across 20 departments without raising 72-hour returnsEvidence
- Caring text messages beat support calls for suicidal adolescents at 12 months, while adults did better with calls, trial findsEvidence
- UK review of 116 resuscitative thoracotomies finds 6.9% survived to discharge, best with cardiac tamponadeEvidence
- Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak reaches 9,704 confirmed cases in Congo with imported cases in Kenya and Nigeria; Uganda orders 21-day quarantineIncident
- Thrombectomy improves 90-day function in mild large-vessel stroke and at 24 to 72 hours, two NEJM trials from China findEvidence
- FDA clears rapid combination test for COVID-19 and influenza A and B for professional settingsRegulation
- Epic's pediatric sepsis alert flags 36% of sepsis cases in 166,943 visits to eight New York emergency departments, JAMA Pediatrics study findsEvidence
- FDA early alert ties Philips Lumify handheld ultrasound software and cable faults to four deaths and eight serious injuriesIncident
- FDA grants De Novo to BridgeSource's SmartRead, a handheld device that names a pacemaker or defibrillator maker in about 20 secondsRegulation
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Tagged emergency medicine, from the daily briefing
- AI chatbots recommend care costing 3.2 times what physicians ordered, mostly by adding tests at visits where doctors ordered none
- Congo's Ebola outbreak passes 10,000 confirmed cases, with nearly 5,000 deaths
- Faster 0/1-hour troponin pathways do not shorten emergency stays or raise discharges vs. 0/3-hour, Lancet meta-analysis of 110,933 visits finds