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Practice Management

ACEP 14: Triage-Leveling & ED Crowding

The Particulars: Triage classification systems commonly assign five levels to patients. In these systems, level 1 and 2 patients are often given priority for ED bed assignment and level 4 and 5 patients are seen in designated...

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ACEP 14: Outcomes With High-Risk Care Plans

The Particulars: High-risk care plans are increasingly being used to assist in the management of patients who are big users of ED resources. However, little is known about the outcomes obtained with these plans in a real-world...

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The ED’s Expanding Role in Hospital Admissions

Although research has focused heavily on increased use of EDs, little attention has been paid to the changing role that these facilities play in the entire healthcare system. In a study published in the New England Journal of...

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Say it Ain’t So, HIPAA!

Dear HIPAA: I’m sure you get a lot of hate mail, especially from folks in my profession, so when you got this letter from me you probably assumed it was more of the same.  Let me reassure you: I am not one of those docs. I do...

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Hospitals Attract Doctors From Private Practice

A recent report by the American Medical Association on data from 2009 found that 1 in 6 doctors works for a hospital—and the number is rapidly increasing. According to the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA),...

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