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Addressing Disparities: Calls for Pediatric Care Readiness - Vimarsana News

Addressing Disparities: Calls for Pediatric Care Readiness

Study reveals varying pediatric emergency care standards across Michigan's EDs amid a surge in viral illnesses, emphasizing the need for collaborative strategies and enhanced readiness to ensure timely, high-quality care for children.

Subhairline EEG: Potential for LVO Stroke Detection Unlocked - Vimarsana News

Subhairline EEG: Potential for LVO Stroke Detection Unlocked

Utilizing user-friendly, swiftly applicable electrodes, subhairline EEG may improve stroke detection and reduce time to treatment for anterior circulation large vessel occlusion stroke.

Opioid Overdose: Extended-release Injectable Buprenorphine Shines in Early Experience - Vimarsana News

Opioid Overdose: Extended-release Injectable Buprenorphine Shines in Early Experience

XR-BUP allows more time to access follow-up care in patients with opioid overdose.

Rethinking Approach to Manage Fever in ED for Children With Sickle Cell Disease - Vimarsana News

Rethinking Approach to Manage Fever in ED for Children With Sickle Cell Disease

Lower risk of bacteremia in children with sickle cell disease (SCD) presenting to the emergency department (ED) with fever calls critical reexamination of long standing approach towards management of SCD in children.

Emergency Department Process Improvement Boosts Suicide Prevention - Vimarsana News

Emergency Department Process Improvement Boosts Suicide Prevention

Greater emphasis on the implementation of strategies like lean training and a continuous quality improvement approach for suicide-related care practices may improve outcomes in the long run for the emergency department.