Early intervention for the pneumonia patient: an emergency department triage protocol.
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
Biomedical subjects
Linda Laskowski-Jones
Publications and source records attributed to Linda Laskowski-Jones.
First aid for amputation.
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Amputation, Traumatic↗
First aid for bee, wasp, & hornet stings: learn how to protect the victim-and yourself-from the potentially dangerous effects of their venom.
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Animals↗
First aid for bleeding wounds.
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Bandages↗
Responding to trauma: your priorities in the first hour.
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Emergency Nursing↗
Implementation of the five-level emergency severity index in a level I trauma center emergency department with a three-tiered triage scheme.
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Crowding↗
Assessing and planning for triage redesign.
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Delaware↗
Starling's curve: a way to conceptualize emergency department overcrowding.
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Adaptation, Psychological↗
Canine units: the softer side of security.
Try a different breed of security officer to improve safety and boost morale in your facility.
Animals↗
Top 10 tips for coping with short-staffing.
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Adaptation, Psychological↗
How to manage spleen trauma without surgery.
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Hematoma↗
Responding to an out-of-hospital emergency.
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Education, Nursing, Continuing↗
Development of trauma care systems.
The modern-day history of trauma care system development encompasses a 45-year period. This report provides a timeline that highlights significant organizational and legislative initiatives that established the foundation of the current trauma system in the United States. The rationale for moving toward a public health approach in addressing trauma system development is explored and supported. Finally, the present-day issues confronting continued trauma system evolution and future opportunities are presented.
History, 20th Century↗