National Prehospital Evidence / Washington / DC / an Evidence / Shah / Cranial / /
Company
Snow SA / S. A National Effort Requiring Local Solutions / Maher CO / Clark AE / Mortality / Pediatric Emergency Research Networks / ACS / GE / Emergency Medical Services / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Institute of Medicine Report / /
IndustryTerm
clinical decision support services / /
MedicalCondition
Minor Blunt Head Trauma / cervical spine injury / Cancer / JE / Pediatric Cardiac Arrest / TBI / Pediatric Status Epilepticus / Pediatric Illness / Blunt Head Trauma / Traumatic Brain Injury / Pain / Vomiting / injury / severe H1N1 infection / Ventilation Measurements After Pediatric Cardiac Arrest / Traumatic Brain Injuries / Serious Bacterial Infections / Intra-abdominal Injury / /
MedicalTreatment
Resuscitation / /
Organization
Emergency Department / Institute of Medicine Report / Association of Traumatic Brain Injuries / /
Person
Cord Injury Without Radiologic Abnormality / Husain A. Across / Leonard JR / /
Position
National Prehospital Evidence-based Guideline Model Process / /
Product
Diazepam / FS / Lorazepam / /
ProvinceOrState
Connecticut / /
PublishedMedium
British Medical Journal / Annals of Emergency Medicine / Magnetic Resonance Imaging / Critical Care Medicine / /
The 2006 Institute of Medicine Report, Emergency Care for Children: Growing Pains, described the unique challenges of emergency care for children. Since the publication of this report, several high impact publications re