Oral Abstracts Schedule

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Topic

Title

Date

Time

Authors

Affiliations

Country

153

65694

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

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A SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO SCREEN FOR DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION USING LIMITED BEDSIDE ECHO BY EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS

M1

Hama

106

9/7/2015

8:45-8:57

J Colla (1), P Kotini-Shah (1), M Del Rios (1), J Briller (1), M Gustafsson (1), N Patel (1), H Prendergast (1)

United States of America

189

65242

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

PAINLESS ACUTE AORTIC DISSECTION MAY PRESENT AS A STROKE; COULD WE IDENTIFY THE HIGH-RISK PATIENT?

M2

Hama

106

9/7/2015

8:57- 9:09

Y. HUANG (1), S.F. SUNG (2), K.T. LIU (3)

ASSESSMENT OF AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CHEST PAIN PATIENT COHORT AT LOW RISK FOR SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE EVENTS DURING ADMISSION FOR ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME

(1)University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Emergency Medicine Chicago USA (1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Chiayi Christian Hospital Chiayi City TAIWAN, (2)Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine, Chiayi Christian Hospital Chiayi City TAIWAN, (3)Department of Emergency Medicine, Kaohsiung Medical Unversity Hospital Kaohsiung TAIWAN (1)Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine ROANOKE USA, (2)Medstar Franklin Square Hospital Center Baltimore USA, (3)Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Richmond USA, (4)University of Maryland School of Medicine Baltimore USA (1)University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Pittsburgh USA, (2)Massachusetts General Hospital Boston USA

81

65681

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

124

65901

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

222

65542

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

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THE RELATIVE STRENGTH OF ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL FACTORS WITH QT PROLONGATION COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DILTIAZEM AND ATENOLOL IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RAPID VENTRICULAR RATE IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE MAGNITUDE OF ST-SEGMENT DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH NON-ST SEGMENT ELEVATION ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES ON SHORT-TERM MORTALITY DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED PNEUMONIA

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Final ID

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Room

Session

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M3

Hama

106

9/7/2015

9:11-9:23

J. PERKINS (1), N Voore (2), J Patel (3), S Sanna (4), E Mann (2), A Gozu (2)

M4

Hama

106

9/7/2015

9:25-9:37

K. MARILL (1), E. Miller (2)

M5

Hama

106

9/7/2015

9:39-9:51

H. GHAZALI (1), J. ESSID, M. GAMMOUDI, R. JABRI, A. YAHMADI, S. ZELFANI, M. (1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA MGUIDICH, M. LOUHICHI, S. SOUISSI

Tunisia

United States of America

Hama

106

9/7/2015

9:53-10:05

H. GHAZALI (1), R. JABRI, M. BAYAR, A. YAHMADI, G. CHAABENI, M. CHKIR, A. BEN YAHYA, S. SOUISSI

(1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA

Tunisia

107

9/7/2015

8:45-8:57

N. HATA (1), Y. MATSUOKA (1), M. SONO (1), K. ARIYOSHI (1)

(1)Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital Kobe JAPAN

Japan

PRESEPSIN USED FOR PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

M8

Efeso

107

9/7/2015

8:57- 9:09

T. O. Popa (1), D. Cimpoesu (1), P. Nedelea (2), M. Dumea (1), M. Corlade Andrei (1), A. Petris (1)

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF HIV PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) AMONG PATIENTS

M9

Efeso

107

9/7/2015

9:11-9:23

261

65566

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

280

65284

53

65520

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

PREPARING FOR EBOLA: READINESS OF A UK GENERAL HOSPITAL

M10

Efeso

107

9/7/2015

9:25-9:37

116

65673

Public Health, Screening, and SBIRT

IDENTIFYING ACUTE AND CHRONIC HIV INFECTION IN THE ED: DO 4TH GENERATION ASSAYS CHANGE THE GAME?

M11

Efeso

107

9/7/2015

9:39-9:51

279

65286

Innovations & new technologies

IMPLEMENTATION OF A VIDEO MESSAGING INTERVENTION TO RE-ENGAGE HIGHRISK HIV-NEGATIVE PATIENTS IN REPEAT TESTING

M12

Efeso

107

9/7/2015

9:53-10:05

169

65412

Biomarkers

COMPARISONS OF THE MDRD, CKD-EPI AND REVISED LUND-MALMO STUDY EQUATIONS FOR THE ESTIMATION OF THE GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE IN THE GENERAL KOREAN POPULATION

M13

Hama

116

9/7/2015

10:30-10:42

Biomarkers

PREDICTIVE VALUE OF NGAL FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AND IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN ACUTE HEART FAILURE PATIENTS UNDERGOING HIGH DOSAGE OF DIURETIC THERAPY IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM

M14

Hama

116

9/7/2015

10:42-10:54

276

65235

Biomarkers

SOLUBLE ST2 AND LEFT VENTRICULAR REMODELING IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME

M15

Hama

116

9/7/2015

10:56-11:08

310

65362

Biomarkers

PROGNOSTIC ROLE AND TEMPORAL PROFILE OF BIOMARKERS IN SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK.

M16

Hama

116

9/7/2015

11:10-11:22

66

64958

Biomarkers

HOW USED AND USEFUL ARE THE CARDIAC BIOMARKERS FOR EMERGENCY NON ISCHEMIC CARDIAC EVENTS CONFIRMATION?

M17

Hama

116

9/7/2015

11:24-11:36

Biomarkers

UTILITY OF BIO-ADRENOMEDULLIN (BIO-ADM) AND PRO-ENKEPHALIN (PRO-ENK) FOR THE PREDICTION OF IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HEART FAILURE

M18

Hama

116

9/7/2015

11:38-11:50

65458

Taiwan

United States of America

Efeso

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation Infectious Disease & Sepsis

103

Column12

M6

65538 65423

65369

Column11

M7

224 200

104

Column10

(1)UMF Gr.T.Popa Iasi Iasi ROMANIA, (2)Sf. Spiridon Clinical Emergency Hospital Iasi ROMANIA (1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA, Y. CALDERON (1), E. COWAN (1), D. MERCER (2), K. CHACON (1), J. KRAUSS (1), (2)Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx USA, (3)Department of Internal A. RAO (1), J. LEIDER (3) Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA (1)Luton and Dunstable University Hospital - Department of Emergency Medicine P. SCOLDING (1), J. ROSS (2), G. KAMARAS (3) Luton UNITED KINGDOM (1)Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California Los Angeles M. MENCHINE (1), S Arora (1), K Jacobson (1,2), I Shulman (1) USA, (2)Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center Los Angeles USA (1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA, Y. CALDERON (1), E. COWAN (1), C. MARTINEZ (2), K. CHACON (1), J. KRAUSS (2)Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx USA, (3)Department of Internal (1), S. RAHMAN (1), A. RAO (1), J. LEIDER (3) Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA (1)Konkuk University School of Medicine Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)Korea M. JI (1), Y Lee (2), M Hur (1), H Kim (2), S Di Somma (3) Association of Health Promotion Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (3)University of Rome Sapienza Rome ITALY (1)Emergency Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (2)Emergency S. NAVARIN (1), S. Santarelli (1), L. Magrini (2), R. Marino (2), D. Volterra (1), C. Department, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (3)Clinical and Molecular Berardi (1), G. Zoccoli (1), P. Cardelli (3), G. Salerno (3), S. Di Somma (1, 2) Medicine Department, Sapienza University of Rome, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY

Romania United States of America United Kingdom United States of America United States of America Italy, South Korea

Italy

(1)Clinical Hospital Centre Dr Dragisa Misovic-Dedinje Belgrade SERBIA, (2)Faculty of Medicine, Belgrade University Belgrade SERBIA, (3)Miguel Servet Foundation-Navarrabiomed Pamplona SPAIN, (4)Complejo Hospitalario de Navarra Pamplona SPAIN, (5)School of Medicine and Psychology La Sapienza V. CELIC (1,2), A. Majstorovic (1), B. Pencic-Popovic (1,2), A. Sljivic (1), N. LopezUniversity, SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (6)Emergency Medicine Italy, Serbia, Spain Andres (3), I. Roy (4), E. Escribano (4), M. Beunza (4), A. Melero (3), F. Floridi (5), B. Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University, Zancla (6), G. Salerno (7), P. Cardelli (7), S. Di Somma (8) SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (7)Clinical and molecular Medicine Department, School of Medicine and Psychology La Sapienza University,SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (8)Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, La Sapienza University, SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY (1)Città della Salute e della Scienza-Department of Emergency Medicine Turin U. AUDISIO (1), S. BATTISTA, C. GALLUZZO, M. MAGGIOROTTO, M. MASOERO, ITALY, (2)Città della Salute e della Scienza-Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory Turin Italy D. FORNO, G. MENGOZZI (2), M. LUCCHIARI, A.R. VITALE, F. SETTANNI ITALY (1)Medicine & Pharmacy University, County Emergency Hospital, ED & Prehospital Care Craiova ROMANIA, (2)Medicine & Pharmacy University, County Emergency Romania L. T. ROTARU (1), D Cimpoesu (2) Hospital, ED Iasi ROMANIA (1)Emergency Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza S. NAVARIN (1), R. Marino (2), S. Santarelli (1), D. Volterra (1), B. De Berardinis (1), University, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (2)Emergency Department, C. Berardi (1), G. Zoccoli (1), A. Bergmann (3), O. Hartmann (3), J. Struck (3), L. Germany, Italy Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (3)Sphingotec GmbH, Neuendorfstr. 15a, Magrini (2), S. Di Somma (1, 2) 16761 Hennigsdorf GERMANY

111

65570

Metabolic and endocrine disorders

ASSESSMENT OF FREQUENCY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF HYPERNATREMIA IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT

M19

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

10:30-10:42

V. MONSEF KASMAEI (1), s.m. ZIA ZIABARI, P. ASADI, N. GANGII, O. HEDAYATI

(1)Road Trauma Research Center, Guilan University of Medical Sciences RASHT IRAN

Iran

42

64061

Neurologic / Psychiatric

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF 372 CASES OF TRANSIENT GLOBAL AMNESIA IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A SINGLE CENTER STUDY

M20

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

10:42-10:54

Y. SHIN (1), S. AHN (2), K.S. LIM (3)

(1)Asan Medical Center Seoul SOUTH KOREA

South Korea

256

65500

Neurologic / Psychiatric

IS CT/CTA OR MRI BETTER FOR IMAGING TIA?

M21

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

10:56-11:08

L. COCHON (1), T. Stead (2), L. Ganti (2), A.A. Baez (3)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (3)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA

Spain, United States of America

Neurologic / Psychiatric

ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING MAINTAINS IMMUNOREACTIVITIES OF GLUCOKINASE AND GLUCOKINASE REGULATORY PROTEIN IN NEURONS OF THE GERBIL HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 REGION FOLLOWING TRANSIENT CEREBRAL

J.H Cho (1), C.W Park (1), T.G Ohk (1), Y.S Kim (1), M.C Shin (1), M.H Won (2)

(1)Emergency Medicine, Kangwon National University Chuncheonsi SOUTH KOREA, (2)Neuobiology, Kangwon National Univeristy Chuncheonsi SOUTH KOREA

South Korea

271

64164

273

64162

Neurologic / Psychiatric

172

65662

Substance abuse

HYDROQUINONE SHOWS NEUROPROTECTIVE POTENTIAL IN EXPERIMENTAL ISCHEMIC STROKE MODEL VIA ATTENUATION OF BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER DISRUPTION PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE SUICIDE INTENT SCALE IN SELF-POISONING PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NT PRO BNP RATES AND THE ACUTE HEART FAILURE SYNDROMES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT? A ROLE FOR THE NOVEL CARDIAC BIO-MARKER ST2 FOR HEARTS IN SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROME

175

65650

Biomarkers

12

65579

Biomarkers

106

65363

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

105

65364

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

259

65496

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

97

65312

International Emergency Medicine

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES RESPONSE IN RURAL HAITI: A SINGLE AMBULANCE SERVICE MODEL

COMPARISON OF THE DIAMOND & FORRESTER SCORE AND DUKE CLINICAL SCORE TO SAFELY REDUCE STRESS UTILIZATION IN CHEST PAIN UNIT PATIENTS INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE DIAMOND & FORRESTER SCORE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CHEST PAIN OBSERVATION UNIT PATIENTS ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTIC COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC QUALITY OF TIMI VS. HEART RISK SCORE INTEGRATING CORONARY CT ANGIOGRAPHY IN A BAYESIAN STATISTICAL MODEL

M22

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

11:10-11:22

M23

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

11:24-11:36

M24

Efeso

117

9/7/2015

11:38-11:50

(1)Emergency Medicine, Kangwon National University Chuncheonsi SOUTH J.H Cho (1), C.W Park (1), T.G Ohk (1), Y.S Kim (1), M.C Shin (1), M.H Won (2) KOREA, (2)Neuobiology, Kangwon National Univeristy Chuncheonsi SOUTH KOREA R. JEBRI (1), S. SOUISSI (1), R. BEN KADDOUR (1), H. GHAZALI (1), A. YAHMADI (1)BEN AROUS REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Ben Arous (1), W. BOUSSELMI (1), J. ESSID (1), N. EL HENI (1) TUNISIA R. JEBRI (1), O. DJEBBI (1), M. BEN LASSOUED (1), G. BEN JRAD (1), I. (1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA, (2)military GUERBOUJ (1), H. MAHFOUDHI (2), K. LAMINE (1) hospital of tunis cardiology department tunis TUNISIA (1)Konkuk University Medical Center Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)University La H. YANG (1), M. HUR (1), S. Di Somma (2) Sapienza Rome

South Korea Tunisia

M25

Hama

146

9/7/2015

15:20-15:32

M26

Hama

146

9/7/2015

15:32-15:44

M27

Hama

146

9/7/2015

15:44-15:56

A. NAPOLI (1), P. Sullivan (1)

(1)Brown University School of Medicine Providence USA

United States of America

M28

Hama

146

9/7/2015

15:56-16:08

A. NAPOLI (1), P. Sullivan (1)

(1)Brown University School of Medicine Providence USA

United States of America

M29

Hama

146

9/7/2015

16:08-16:20

L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), M. Caputo (3), A.A. Baez (2)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA, (3)Holy Cross Hospital Ft. Lauderdale USA

Spain, United States of America

M30

Efeso

147

9/7/2015

15:20-15:32

B. NICHOLSON (1), D. Dhindsa (2), J. Lovelady (2)

(1)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine Boston USA, (2)Virginia Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine Richmond USA (1)Regional network for emergency care, Acute Zorg Euregio Enschede NETHERLANDS, (2)EMS-dispatch centre, Ambulance Oost Hengelo NETHERLANDS, (3)Hospital, Medisch Spectrum Twente Enschede NETHERLANDS

Tunisia South Korea

United States of America

24

65436

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

EVALUATION OF THE CURRENT HELICOPTER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES DISPATCH CRITERIA AND REGISTRATION SYSTEM

M31

Efeso

147

9/7/2015

15:32-15:44

N. TER BOGT (1), R. Egberink (1), F. van Eennaam (2), R. de Wit (1,3)

283

65522

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

GOOD SAMARITAN ACTS BY EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS: A SURVEY OF FREQUENCY, LOCATIONS, AND UTILITY OF SUPPLIES AND MEDICATIONS

M32

Efeso

147

9/7/2015

15:44-15:56

T. BURKHOLDER (1), R. King (2)

(1)Denver Health - Department of Emergency Medicine Denver USA, (2)University United States of of Colorado Denver - Department of Emergency Medicine Aurora USA America

160

64141

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

THE EFFECT OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES USE ON HOSPITAL OUTCOMES OF HEMORRHAGIC STROKE ACCORDING TO LENGTH OF STAY AT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

M33

Efeso

147

9/7/2015

15:56-16:08

S. KIM (1), SD Shin

(1)Seoul National University Hospital Seoul SOUTH KOREA

South Korea

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF THE PREHOSPITAL SEPSIS PROJECT SCORE (PSP-S) INTEGRATED WITH PREHOSPITAL POINT OF CARE LACTATE IN A BAYESIAN CLINICAL DECISION M

M34

Efeso

147

9/7/2015

16:08-16:20

L. COCHON (1), J.M. Nicolas (1), K. Schrank (2), A.A. Baez (2)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA

Spain, United States of America

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

X-RAY ORDERING AMONG EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PHYSICIANS AS A FUNCTION OF THE PATIENT’S PRIMARY LANGUAGE

M35

Hama

156

9/7/2015

16:40-16:52

S. BILAL (1), D.C. KUO, W.F. PEACOCK, M.T. PILLOW

(1)Baylor College of Medicine - Section of Emergency Medicine Houston USA

United States of America

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND ACTIVE LABOR ACT VIOLATIONS 2002-15: REVIEW OF OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL PATIENT DUMPING SETTLEMENTS

M36

Hama

156

9/7/2015

16:52-17:04

M. LANGDORF (1), N. Zuabi (1)

(1)University of California, Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine Orange USA

United States of America

17:06-17:18

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

254

288 147

190

65505

65285 65456

65167

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESILIENCY AND JOB BOURNOUT&MENTAL HEALTH AMONG THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL

M37

Hama

156

9/7/2015

Netherlands

Iran

191

65166

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

HOSPITAL PERFORMANCE BASED ON PABON LASSO MODEL

M38

Hama

156

9/7/2015

17:20-17:32

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

192

65165

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

SURVEY ON PATIENT'S LENGTH OF STAY AND ITS EFFECTIVE PREDICTORS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS AT SELECTED HOSPITALS

M39

Hama

156

9/7/2015

17:34-17:46

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

142

65678

Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)

ONLINE LEARNING MODULE IS KEY FOR IMPROVEMENT TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OBSERVATION UNIT PRACTICE

M40

Hama

156

9/7/2015

17:48-18:00

I Young (1), S Lee (1)

295

64536

Trauma

CLINICAL DECISION RULE TO PREVENT UNNECESSARY CHEST X-RAY IN PATIENTS WITH BLUNT MULTIPLE TRAUMAS

M41

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

16:40-16:52

34

65320

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

THE EFFECT OF PREHOSPITAL HYPOXIA AND HYPOTENSION ON OUTCOME IN MAJOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A DEADLY COMBINATION

M42

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

16:52-17:04

298

64058

Trauma

COMPARISON OF FOUR SCORE COMA SCALE (FOUR SCALES) AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE (GCS) IN ANTICIPATION OF TRAUMATIC PATIENT’S OUTCOME

M43

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

17:06-17:18

227

65200

Social role of emergency medicine

THE IMPACT OF CYCLING RELATED INJURIES ON AN IRISH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

M44

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

17:20-17:32

299

64057

Trauma

COMPARING THE INTERPRETATION OF TRAUMATIC CHEST X-RAY BY EMERGENCY MEDICINE SPECIALISTS AND RADIOLOGISTS

M45

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

17:34-17:46

110

65575

Metabolic and endocrine disorders

ASSESSMENT OF RELATION BETWEEN SERUM SODIUM LEVEL ABNORMALITIES AND MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

M46

Efeso

157

9/7/2015

17:48-18:00

43

65248

Critical Care

Hama

206

9/8/2015

65105

Cardiovascular / CPR / Resuscitation

W120

Hama

206

9/8/2015

303

65344

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

POST-GRADUATE TRAINING OF FACULTY AT NATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE – CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE CONFERENCES FEASIBILITY OF ALS AT SCENE ASSISTED BY VIDEO CALL WITH PHYSICIAN IN REPUBLIC OF KOREA VALUE OF SPIROERGOMETRY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY HEART FAILURE IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME.

T47

86

T49

Hama

206

82

65676

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

EVALUATION OF A “SEPSIS ALERT” SYSTEM FOR DIRECTION OF PATIENT CARE RESOURCES TO EMERGENCY PATIENTS IDENTIFIED WITH SEVERE SEPSIS

T50

Hama

206

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

ARE SCORING SYSTEMS SUFFICIENT FOR PREDICTING MORTALITY IN SEPSIS PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT?

208

65289

221

65543

109

65669

186

64772

ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH NON VALVULAR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION: EVALUATION OF THE ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS PRESCRIPTION BY EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS HOW COUNTERTRASNFERENCE AFFECTS MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING: Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) COMPARING EMERGENCY MEDICINE VERSUS PSYCHIATRY RESIDENTS- INTRAINING Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE EMERGENCY MEDICINE Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) CONSULTANTS IN THEIR CAREERS: WHY HAVE CONSULTANTS CHOSEN EMERGENCY MEDICINE, WHY DO THEY STAY & WHY MIGHT THEY GO?

139

65237

Education

WHAT THE RESIDENTS DON’T KNOW CAN HURT THEM: THE 2015 PATIENT SATISFACTION EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

331

64079

Education

EFFECT OF A NOVEL ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY USING TWITTER ON TEST PREFORMANCE

(1)Winona Health Winona USA, (2)Mayo Clinic Health System Mankato USA

(1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Anesthesiologist and Intensive Care Specialist, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN (1)Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center, University of Arizona Phoenix D. SPAITE (1), C. Hu (1,2), B. Bobrow (1, 3), V. Chikani (1, 3), B. Barnhart (1), D. USA, (2)College of Public Health, University of Arizona Tucson USA, (3)Arizona Sherrill (2), J. Gaither (1), C. Viscusi (1), K. Denninghoff (1), U. Stolz (1) Department of Health Services Phoenix USA (1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), M. SHOKRAVI (1), B. HASHEMI (1), S. University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr SAFARI (1), F. RAHMATI (1), MM. FOROUZANFAR (1) Hospital, Ghazvin Medical University Abyek IRAN (1)Department of Emergency Medicine - St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin J. FOLEY (1), A KASKOVAGHEORGESCU (2), J. RYAN (1), D. EVOY (2) IRELAND, (2)Department of Surgery - St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin IRELAND (1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti S. SAFARI (1), A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), B. HASHEMI (1), AS NEGIDA University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr Hospital, Ghazvin Medical University Abyek IRAN, (3)Faculty of Medicine, Zagazig (3) University of Medical Sciences Zagazig EGYPT M.M. FOROUZANFAR (1), S. SAFARI (1), N.S. MAHDAVI (2), B. HASHEMI (1), A. BARATLOO (1), F. RAHMATI (1)

United States of America Iran United States of America Iran

Ireland

Egypt, Iran

V. MONSEF KASMAEI (1), S.M. ZIA ZIABARI, B. ZOHREVANDI, M. ABED RAD, S. HEIDARI MOGHADAM

(1)Road Trauma Research Center, Guilan University of Medical Sciences RASHT IRAN

Iran

8:45-8:57

J. SHIBER (1), E. FONTANE (1)

(1)UF College of Medicine Jacksonville USA

United States of America

8:57-9:09

S. PARK (1), Y. Oh (1)

9/8/2015

9:11-9:23

M. BALCIUNAS (1), J. Celutkiene (1), J. Badariene (1), A.M. Jakstaite (2), A. Laucevicius (1)

(1)Hallym University Medical Center Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital Anyang-si SOUTH KOREA (1)Vilnius University Clinic of Heart Disease Vilnius LITHUANIA, (2)Vilnius University Medical Faculty Vilnius LITHUANIA

9/8/2015

9:25-9:37

J. PERKINS (1), D. Krakauer (1), L. Long (1), A. Lucas (1)

(1)Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine ROANOKE USA (1)Dr. Lutfi Kirdar Kartal Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY, (2)Dr. Lutfi Kirdar Kartal Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY, (3)Goztepe Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY

South Korea Lithuania United States of America

T51

Hama

206

9/8/2015

9:39-9:51

M. GUNES OZAYDIN (1), O. GUNEYSEL (2), V. OZAYDIN (3)

T52

Hama

206

9/8/2015

9:53-10:05

H. GHAZALI (1), J. ESSID, S. SOUISSI, H. AOUNI, A. YAHMADI, M. MOUGAIDA, M. (1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA CHKIR, M. MGUIDICH

Tunisia

T53

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

8:45-8:57

N. MOUKADDAM (1), A. Shah, L Laufman, V Tucci

(1)Baylor College of Medicine Houston USA

United States of America

T54

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

8:57- 9:09

F. JAMES (1), F Gerrard (1)

(1)Cardiff University CARDIFF UNITED KINGDOM

T55

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

9:11-9:23

K. LONDON (1), J Druck (2), M Silver (3), D Finefrock (4)

T56

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

9:25-9:37

B. ADKINS (1), K. BARNETT, N. PATEL, C. DOTY, M. SILVERBERG, S. MOREHEAD, S. STEARLEY

T57

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

9:39-9:51

JS SEO (2), HH DOH (1), SC LEE (4), JH LEE (5), KH OH (3)

T58

Efeso

207

9/8/2015

9:53-10:05

L McDougald, L Walter

(1)Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia USA, (2)University of Colorado Denver USA, (3)Kaiser Permanente San Diego USA, (4)Hackensack University Medical Center Hackensack USA (1)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (2)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (3)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (4)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (5)SUNY-Downstate New York City, NY USA, (6)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (7)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA (1)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (2)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (3)Dongguk University Ilsan (1)University of Alabama Birmingham Birmingham USA

Turkey

United Kingdom

United States of America

United States of America

51

65587

Education

18

65160

Academics / Resident Education

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTRASONOGRAPHIC EDUCATION CONDUCTED ON THE MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS GENDER BIAS AT AN ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE DEPARTMENT

262

65243

Substance abuse

ETHNOBOTANICAL PRODUCTS: A STEP BETWEEN ENTERTAINMENT AND DANGER

T59

Hama

216

9/8/2015

10:30-10:42

C. CIMPOESU (1), M. Corlade Andrei (1), E. Butnaru (1)

(1)UMF Gr.T.Popa Iasi Iasi ROMANIA

330

64080

Substance abuse

HEROIN OVERDOSE AND THE EFFECT OF A “REAL-TIME” CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE MONITORING SYSTEM

T60

Hama

216

9/8/2015

10:42-10:54

B. ADKINS (1), B. KOSTELNIK, S. STEARLEY, M. GREENE

(1)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (2)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (3)University of Kentucky United States of College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (4)University of Kentucky College of America Medicine Lexington, KY USA

T61

Hama

216

9/8/2015

10:56-11:08

(1)Ghent University Ghent BELGIUM, (2)Toxicological Centre, University of Antwerp Antwerp BELGIUM, (3)National Institute of Criminalistics and Criminology Brussels BELGIUM, (4)Emergency Department, General Hospital Jan Palfijn N. SUNDAHL (1), K. MAUDENS (2), S. WILLE (3), A. HAUTEKIET (1), K. DE Ghent BELGIUM, (5)Belgian Red Cross BELGIUM, (6)Emergency Department, GRAEVE (4), S. GOGAERT (5), P. DE PAEPE (6), D. DEVRIESE (7), G. ARNO (8), P. University Hospital Ghent BELGIUM, (7)Emergency Department, General Hospital Belgium BLANCKAERT (9), P. CALLE (1, 10) Saint Lucas Ghent BELGIUM, (8)Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment Brussels BELGIUM, (9)Belgian Early Warning System on Drugs, Scientific Institute of Public Health Brussels BELGIUM, (10)Emergency Department, General Hospital Maria Middelares Ghent BELGIUM

32

65367

Substance abuse

MEDICAL PROBLEMS AND SEARCH FOR NEW PSYCHO-ACTIVE SUBSTANCES AT A LARGE INDOOR DANCE EVENT IN GHENT (BELGIUM)

290

65687

Substance abuse

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BRIEF SMOKING CESSATION INTERVENTIONS BY HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

T62

Hama

216

9/8/2015

11:10-11:22

B. BECKER (1), E. JENNINGS (2), R. MARTIN (2), K. WALASKA (2), E. BOUDREAUX (3), B. BOCK (2)

196

65288

Substance abuse

RETROSPECTIVE SURVEY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS DUE TO ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION IN GHENT AND SINT-NIKLAAS (BELGIUM)

T63

Hama

216

9/8/2015

11:24-11:36

(1)Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences - Ghent University Ghent BELGIUM, (2)Emergency Department - Nikolaas General Hospital Sint-Niklaas BELGIUM, (3)Emergency Department - University Hospital Ghent Ghent BELGIUM, A. HAUTEKIET (1), C. SIMON (1), H. FRANCOIS (2), C. CORNELIS (1), N. SUNDAHL (4)Emergency Department - Sint Lucas General Hospital Ghent BELGIUM, (1), P. DE PAEPE (1,3), N. MPOTOS (1,4,5), J. DAMEN (2), K. DE GRAEVE (6), P. (5)Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences - University of Antwerp Wilrijk CALLE (1,7) BELGIUM, (6)Emergency Department - Jan Palfijn General Hospital Ghent BELGIUM, (7)Emergency Department - Maria Middelares General Hospital Ghent BELGIUM

Substance abuse

WOMEN PRESENTING TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS WITH ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION IN GHENT AND SINT-NIKLAAS (BELGIUM): ARE THEY DIFFERENT FROM MEN?

252

65507

73

64272

80

64992

168

65280

320

65549

286

65051

287

65050

UTILIZING SIMULATIONS TO DEVELOP AND ASSESS SOCIO-BEHAVIORAL COMPETENCY IN AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM: A PILOT PROJECT USING PATIENT VOICE TO CONSTRUCT AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE CLERKSHIP Academics / Resident Education CURRICULUM ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION OF A COMMON Academics / Resident Education CHIEF COMPLAINT AMONG EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS IN TEACHING HOSPITALS SATISFACTION OF THE EMERGENCY RESIDENTS WITH THE WEB-BASED Academics / Resident Education COMMUNICATION GROUP FOR EDUCATION. FOURTH-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS DO NOT PERFORM A FOCUSED PHYSICAL Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) EXAM DURING A CASE-BASED SIMULATION SCENARIO ASSESSMENT OF MEDICAL STUDENT MILESTONES IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) USING CASE-BASED SIMULATION Academics / Resident Education

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University Providence, RI USA, (2)Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University Providence, RI USA, (3)Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester, MA USA

South Korea United States of America Romania

United States of America

Belgium

T64

Hama

216

9/8/2015

11:38-11:50

(1)Ghent University, De Pintelaan 185, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (2)AZ Sint Nikolaas, Department of Emergency Medicine, Moerlandstraat 1, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium Gent BELGIUM, (3)AZ Sint Lucas, Department of Emergency Medicine, C. CORNELIS (1), N. SUNDAHL (1), H. FRANCOIS (2), A. HAUTEKIET (1), S. CALLE Groenebriel 1, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (4)UZ Gent, Department of (1), J. DAMEN (2), N. MPOTOS (3), P. DE PAEPE (4), K. DE GRAEVE (5), P. CALLE Belgium Emergency Medicine, De Pintelaan 185, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (5)AZ (6) Jan Palfijn, Department of Emergency Medicine, Watersportlaan 5, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (6)AZ Maria Middelares, Department of Emergency Medicine, Kliniekstraat 27, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM

T65

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

10:30-10:42

P. REGA (1)

(1)University of Toledo College of Medicine Toledo, Ohio USA

United States of America

T66

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

10:42-10:54

C. PETERSON (1)

(1)New York Presbyterian Hospital New York USA, (2)Weill Cornell Medical Center United States of New York USA America

T67

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

10:56-11:08

L. JUARBE RIVERA (1), J Mercado (2)

(1)University Of Puerto Rico Medical Science Campus San Juan PUERTO RICO, (2)Hospital UPR Dr. Federico Trilla Carolina PUERTO RICO

T68

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

11:10-11:22

D. ALFARAJ (1)

(1)University of Dammam Khubar SAUDI ARABIA

T69

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

11:24-11:36

T70

Efeso

217

9/8/2015

11:38-11:50

L. BILELLO (1), N DUBOSH (1), J FISHER (1), J LEWIS (1), D SCHOENFELD (1), E (1)BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER BOSTON USA ULLMAN (1) L. BILELLO (1), N DUBOSH (1), J FISHER (1), J LEWIS (1), D SCHOENFELD (1), E (1)BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER BOSTON USA ULLMAN (1)

Puerto Rico Saudi Arabia United States of America United States of America

301

65466

International Emergency Medicine

GLOBAL IMPLEMENTATION OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS ON PRESCRIBING PATTERNS OF ED PHYSICIANS IN ABU DHABI

T71

Hama

246

9/8/2015

15:20-15:32

United Arab Emirates, (1)Al Rahba Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine Abu Dhabi UNITED X Anton (1), KS Balhara (2), NA Nassif (1), YH Hsieh (2), T Hassan (1), S Mousa (1), ARAB EMIRATES, (2)Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of United States of D Abbashar (1), M Moghazi (1), S Stewart de Ramirez Emergency Medicine Baltimore USA America

302

65448

International Emergency Medicine

OBSERVATION MEDICINE IN NOVEL SETTINGS: ASSESSMENT OF UTILIZATION PATTERNS LEADING TO PROLONGED OBSERVATION UNIT STAYS IN THE UAE

T72

Hama

246

9/8/2015

15:32-15:44

(1)Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Emergency K. BALHARA (1), S. Stewart de Ramirez (1), I. Othman (2), P. Hill (1), S. Figueroa (1), Medicine Baltimore USA, (2)Al Rahba Hospital, Department of Emergency J. Scheulen (1), X. Anton (2) Medicine Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

96

65313

International Emergency Medicine

AN EVALUATION OF DEFINITIVE CARE HOSPITALS REFUSAL TO ACCEPT PATIENT TRANSFER REQUESTS FROM AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN RURAL HAITI

T73

Hama

246

9/8/2015

15:44-15:56

B. NICHOLSON (1), H. Dhindsa (2), J. Lovelady (2)

(1)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine Boston USA, (2)Virgina Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine Richmond USA

United States of America

T74

Hama

246

9/8/2015

15:56-16:08

K. JANSSENS (1), J. RYAN, R.L. DREW

(1)St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin IRELAND

Ireland

T75

Hama

246

9/8/2015

16:08-16:20

H.C. Lim (1), M Mahadevan (2), J.J. Oh (3)

(1)Changi General Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE, (2)National University Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE, (3)Singapore General Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE

Singapore

T76

Efeso

247

9/8/2015

15:20-15:32

R. HOFFMAN (1), G Barnett (2)

(1)Sidra Medical and Research Institute Doha QATAR, (2)Sheih Khalifa Medical City Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Qatar, United Arab Emirates

T77

Efeso

247

9/8/2015

15:32-15:44

A. ALMASS AHMAD (1), B. ALSHAHRANI, A. ALMWEISHEER, A. ALSHLEWI

T78

Efeso

247

9/8/2015

15:44-15:56

V. NITESCU (1), D BOGHITOIU (1), CE ULMEANU (1)

184

65674

International Emergency Medicine

RECORDING ‘PRESENTING COMPLAINT’ IN THE ED – A PAN-EUROPEAN REVIEW OF METHODS.

140

65440

International Emergency Medicine

STATE OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE IN SINGAPORE DOES PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY SEDATION WITH COMBINED KETAMINE/PROPOFOL (KETOFOL) RESULT IN FEWER ADVERSE EVENTS THAN KETAMINE OR PROPOFOL ALONE? AWARENESS AND PRACTICE OF PEDIATRIC FIRST-AID AMONG SAUDI ARABIAN PARENTS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY SPECIFIC ISSUES OF THE CLINICAL PICTURE AND EVOLUTION IN ACUTE TOXIC METHEMOGLOBINEMIA IN CHILDREN

194

64582

Paediatrics

319

65518

Patients at the core

93

65592

Toxicology / Environmental Injury

257

65498

Paediatrics

UTILITY OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY AS ADJUNCTS IN RISK STRATIFICATION FOR PEDIATRIC SEPTIC ARTHRITIS

T79

Efeso

247

9/8/2015

15:56-16:08

L. COCHON (1), P. Shashikant Patel (3), AA. Baez (2)

7

65282

Paediatrics

A BRIEF EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PEDIATRIC CERVICAL SPINE INJURIES

T80

Efeso

247

9/8/2015

16:08-16:20

C. ZERETZKE (1), S. Alwood, P. McMahon, S Herskovitz

241

65447

Disaster Medicine

GEOGRAPHICAL RELATION OF RITN CENTERS TO MEDICAL TOXICOLOGY RESOURCES

T81

Hama

256

9/8/2015

16:40-16:52

210

65408

Metabolic and endocrine disorders

RISK OF RE-HOSPITALIZATION IN PATIENTS ATTENDING THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FOR ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION: AN OBSERVATIONAL RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

T82

Hama

256

9/8/2015

16:52-17:04

233

65652

Toxicology / Environmental Injury

EPIDEMIC SYNTHETIC CANNABINOID POISONING: A CASE SERIES

T83

Hama

256

9/8/2015

17:06-17:18

49

64153

Toxicology / Environmental Injury

VITAMIN E IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE ALUMINUM PHOSPHIDE POISONING AS A NOVEL THERAPY: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL

T84

Hama

256

9/8/2015

17:20-17:32

145

65599

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

TREATMENT OF COCAINE CARDIOVASCULAR TOXICITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

T85

Hama

256

9/8/2015

17:34-17:46

318

65605

Toxicology / Environmental Injury

THE EFFECTS OF SUGAMMADEX IN TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANT TOXICITY

T86

Hama

256

9/8/2015

17:48-18:00

16:40-16:52

(1)KING SAUD UNIVERSITY-KING KHALID UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA (1)Pediatric Poisoning Centre Emergency Clinical Hospital for ChildrenGrigore Alexandrescu Bucharest ROMANIA (1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA, (3)University of Florida Gainesville Gainesville USA

(1)University of Florida Gainesville USA, (2)Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Baton Rouge USA (1)Emory University Department of Emergency Medicine Atlanta USA, (2)Radiation E. DAVLANTES (1), Z Kazzi (1), J Venero (2), S Shartar (3), A Steck (1), A Langston Injury Treatment Network Minneapolis USA, (3)Emory University Office of Critical (4) Event Preparedness and Response Atlanta USA, (4)Emory University Department of Hematology and Oncology Atlanta USA

S. GUERRINI (1), A. GRIGNASCHI (1), M. CAVAZZA (1)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, S. Orsola-Malpighi University Hospital Bologna ITALY

United Arab Emirates, United States of America

Saudi Arabia Romania Spain, United States of America United States of America United States of America

Italy

(1)Lehigh Valley Health Network- Department of Emergency Medicine Allentown United States of USA America (1)Clinical Toxicology Department, Loghman Hakim Hospital Poison Center, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Faculty of S. SHADNIA (1), Z. Halvaie (2), H. Tehrani (2), K. Soltanienjad (3), M. Abdollahi (4), Pharmacy, Islamic Azad University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (3)Legal Iran G. Sasanian (4) Medicine Research Center, Legal Medicine Organization Tehran IRAN, (4)Faculty of Pharmacy, Tehran University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN (1)UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER SACRAMENTO USA, E. LAURIN (1), J. RICHARDS (1), D. GARBER (1), T. ALBERTSON (1), R. DERLET (2)UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO USA, United States of (1), E. AMSTERDAM (1), K. OLSON (2), E. RAMOSKA (3), R. LANGE (4) (3)DREXEL UNIVERSITY PHILADELPHIA USA, (4)TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY EL America PASO USA (1)Kastamonu State Hospital Emergency Department Kastamonu TURKEY, (2)Selcuk Universty Hospital Emergency Department Konya TURKEY, (3)Selcuk Universty Hospital Emergency Department Konya TURKEY, (4)Selcuk Universty H. ALP (1), A. BAYIR (2), H. KARA (3), A. UNLU (4), M. YILMAZ (5), MI. ALP Turkey Hospital Biochemistry Department Konya TURKEY, (5)Selcuk Universty Hospital Histology Department Konya TURKEY, (6)Selcuk Universty Hospital Physiology Department Konya TURKEY (1)Doncaster Royal Infirmary Doncaster UNITED KINGDOM, (2)Galway Regional Ireland, United Kingdom A. HABIB (1), S Carr (2) Hospitals Galway IRELAND M. MAJEED (1), Fateh Khan (1), Obaid Ullah Zafar (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom E. EUSTICE (1), B. Bailey (1), A. Leonetti (1), K. Katz (1)

203

64969

Orthopaedic Emergencies

RAPID INTERVENTION AND DISCHARGE OF SHOULDER DISLOCATIONS

T87

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

133

65389

Trauma

TRANEXAMIC ACID OVER USE IN MAJOR TRAUMA PATIENTS

T88

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

16:52-17:04

PREHOSPITAL SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE AND MORTALITY IN MAJOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: IS THERE A HYPOTENSION THRESHOLD?

T89

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

17:06-17:18

D. SPAITE (1), C. Hu (1, 2), B. Bobrow (1, 3), V. Chikani (1, 3), B. Barnhart (1), D. Sherrill (2), J. Gaither (1), C. Viscusi (1), K. Denninghoff (1), U. Stolz (1)

(1)Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center, University of Arizona Phoenix USA, (2)College of Public Health, University of Arizona Tucson USA, (3)Arizona Department of Health Services Phoenix USA

United States of America

T90

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

17:20-17:32

M. MAJEED (1), Asif Naveed (1)

(1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM

United Kingdom

T91

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

17:34-17:46

R. DICKASON (1), A. Ourian (2), Z. Ali (1), M. Zimmerman (2), J. Torres (1), J. Sample (2), S. Jazarevic (2), M. Radeos (1)

(1)New York Hospital Queens, Department of Emergency Medicine Flushing USA, United States of (2)New York Hospital Queens, Department of Surgery Flushing USA America

T92

Efeso

257

9/8/2015

17:48-18:00

L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), A.A. Baez (2)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA

Spain, United States of America

W130

Hama

306

9/9/2015

8:45-8:57

J. SAKLES (1), B. Arcaris (1), A. Patanwala (1), J. Mosier (1), J. Dicken (1)

(1)University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson USA

United States of America

35

65318

Trauma

136

65386

Trauma

238

65197

Trauma

SUSPECT PELVIC INJURIES BASED ON MECHANISM ALONE OR IN CONJUGATION WITH PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS RISK FACTORS FOR UNDERTRIAGE OF SERIOUS TRAUMA IN PATIENTS AGED 65 AND OLDER PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT THE ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION (ACDC): PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF CONTRAST ENHANCED ULTRASOUND COMPARED TO ABDOMINAL CT AND CONVENTIONAL ULTRASOUND IN AN EMERGENCY TRAUMA

255

65502

Trauma

64

65309

FIRST PASS SUCCESS OF THE GLIDESCOPE TITANIUM MAC VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE IS HIGHER WHEN USED AS A VIDEO LARNGYOSCOPE THAN Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain Management WHEN USED AS A DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPE FOR EMERGENCY INTUBATION

65

65236

230

65216

258

65497

177

65541

THE USE OF APNEIC OXYGENATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASE IN THE Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain Management FIRST PASS SUCCESS IN RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATIONS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA DISCHARGED FOR OUT-OF HOSPITAL Pulmonary disorders TREATMENT FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: THE REBOUNDS ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF WELLS SCORE Pulmonary disorders AND REVISED GENEVA SCORE INTEGRATED WITH HELICAL COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN A BAYESIAN CLINICAL DECISION MODEL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PROFILE PERFORMED BY THE EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN IN Respiratory and ENT Emergencies PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DECOMPENSATED CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT THE IMPACT AND THE OUTCOME OF UNCONVENTIONAL INDICATIONS TO NONRespiratory and ENT Emergencies INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION FOR ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PREDICTORS OF REPEAT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AMONG PATIENTS Geriatrics AGED OVER 65 NEGLECTED CAUSES OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE FOR THE ELDERLY IN THE Geriatrics EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BEING MORTAL: THE OREGON DEATH WITH DIGNITY EXPERIENCE (PHYSICIAN Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation ASSISTED SUICIDE IN OREGON AND AROUND THE WORLD)

228

65530

219

65545

232

65213

14

64065

229

65220

Education

264

65319

67

65252

52

W131

Hama

306

9/9/2015

8:57-9:09

J. SAKLES (1), B. Arcaris (1), A. Patanwala (1), J. Mosier (1)

(1)University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson USA

United States of America

W95

Hama

306

9/9/2015

9:11-9:23

R. FERRARI (1), G. MONTI (1), M. CAVAZZA (1), S. TEDESCHI (2), F. TUMIETTO (2), P. VIALE (2)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY, (2)Infectious Diseases, University of Bologna Bologna ITALY

Italy

W96

Hama

306

9/9/2015

9:25-9:37

L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), A.A. Baez (2)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA

W97

Hama

306

9/9/2015

9:39-9:51

M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), O. ANDOLSI (1), O. KHILA (1)military hospital of tunis tunis TUNISIA (1), M. ARAFA (1), K. LAMINE (1) R. FERRARI (1), R. VOZA (1), D. AGOSTINELLI (2), DP. POMATA (1), G. MONTI (1), (1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY, M. CAVAZZA (1) (2)Internal Medicine, Università degli Studi Bologna ITALY

Spain, United States of America Tunisia

W98

Hama

306

9/9/2015

9:53-10:05

W99

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

8:45-8:57

W100

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

8:57- 9:09

W101

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

9:11-9:23

D. WOODS (1)

(1)Rogue Regional Medical Center Medford USA

United States of America

THE IMPACT OF DYING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

W102

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

9:25-9:37

R. FERRARI (1), C. LANZARINI (1), A. LONGANESI (1), R. RAPAGNANI (1), D. ROTONDO (1), M. CAVAZZA (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY

Italy

Social role of emergency medicine

PALLIATIVE CARE SCREENING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE

W103

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

9:39-9:51

S. CHRISTOS (1), S. C., S. F., N. P., M. S.

(1)Presence Resurrection Medical Center, Department of Emergency Medicine Chicago USA

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

DOES EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TRIAGE PAIN SCORE PREDICT DISPOSITION?

W104

Efeso

307

9/9/2015

9:53-10:05

J. RIORDAN (1), M. WAKIM (1), J. PATRIE (1), W. DELL (1)

(1)University of Virginia Charlottesville USA

United States of America United States of America

65585

Critical Care

FEASIBILITY OF THE SONOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT OF THE VENOUS EXCAVATION (SAVE) PROTOCOL

W110

Hama

316

9/9/2015

10:30-10:42

JS SEO (2), HH DOH (1), SC LEE (4), JH LEE (5), HY KIM (3)

(1)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (2)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (3)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (4)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang- South Korea si SOUTH KOREA, (5)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA

134

65388

Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

W106

Hama

316

9/9/2015

10:42-10:54

M Azam Majeed (1), Noora Alsukaity (1), Ahmed Alhubashi (1)

(1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM

United Kingdom

135

65387

Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

W107

Hama

316

9/9/2015

10:56-11:08

M Azam Majeed, Ahmed Alhubshi (1), Noora Alsukaity (1), Asif Naveed (1)

(1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM

United Kingdom

174

65655

Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

W108

Hama

316

9/9/2015

11:10-11:22

M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), M. ARAFA (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), O. KHILA (1), (1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA, (2)military O. ANDOLSI (1), K. TAAMALLAH (2), W. FEHRI (2), K. LAMINE (1) hospital of tunis cardiology department tunis TUNISIA

Tunisia

176

65647

Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

W109

Hama

316

9/9/2015

11:24-11:36

M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), M. ARAFA (1), O. ANDOLSI (1)military hospital of tunis tunis TUNISIA (1), O. KHILA (1), K. LAMINE (1)

Tunisia

214

65184

Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

W105

Hama

316

9/9/2015

11:38-11:50

K. GOLSHANI (1), M Ebrahim Zadeh (1), B Masoumi (1), R Azizkhani (1)

Iran

Iran

United Kingdom

SPECIFICITY OF BEDSIDE ULTRASOUND TO DIAGNOSE RENAL STONES/HYDRONEPHROSIS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ARE ED PHYSICIANS ANY GOOD TO PERFORM DVT SCANNING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT? EVALUATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA DIAMETERS AND ITS COMPLIANCE DURING THE RESPIRATORY CYCLE BY THE FOCUSED CARDIAC ULTRASOUND: EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN VERSUS CARDIOLOGIST FOCUSED ULTRASOUND CARDIAC CONTRIBUTION PRACTICE BY THE EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN IN THE DIAGNOSTIC MANAGEMENT, TREATMENT AND ORIENTATION OF PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BEDSIDE ULTRASONOGRAPHY OF OPTIC NERVE VERSUS OPHTHALMOSCOPY FOR PREDICTING ELEVATED INTRA CRANIAL PRESSURE

R. JABRI (1), H. GHAZALI, G. CHAABENI, A. YAHMADI, N. ELHENI, M. MOUGAIDA, (1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA M. CHKIR, S. SOUISSI (1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY, R. FERRARI (1), D. AGOSTINELLI (2), D.P. POMATA (1), M. CAVAZZA (1) (2)Internal Medicine, University of Bologna Bologna ITALY

(1)Isfahan University of Medical Sciences Isfahan IRAN

193

65164

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

VULNERABILITY STUDY OF HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE IRANIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATIO

W111

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

10:30-10:42

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

138

65338

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

STREAMING EXPEDITES PATIENT CARE AND SAVES TIME IN A BUSY EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

W112

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

10:42-10:54

M. MAJEED (1), Asif Naveed (1), Elizabeth Miller (1)

(1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM

Italy Tunisia Italy

183

65675

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

Compliments, Complaints and Claims: An Alternative Model for Scoring PatientSatisfaction

W113

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

10:56-11:08

K. JANSSENS (1), B. FARRELLY, R.L. DREW, N. SALTER

22

65691

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

COGNITIVE FUNCTION DECLINE IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE SHIFTS

W114

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

11:10-11:22

A. TSE (1), L. SANCHEZ (1)

108

65449

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

W115

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

11:24-11:36

W Mwangi (1), R Nagurka (1), M Steenberg (1), G Sugalski (1), T Murano (1), S Lamba (1), S Keller (1)

(1)Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Newark USA

207

65174

Risk management / ED and Legal Affairs

29

64054

Cardiovascular / CPR / Resuscitation

THE EFFECTS OF SCREENING FOR EBOLA ON EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT THROUGHPUT UTILIZING PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT COMPLAINTS AS A QUALITY ASSURANCE MARKER IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE LONG TERM OUTCOME OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM SYSTEM TO DECREASE CARDIAC ARREST OUTSIDE OF THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

(1)St. Michaels Hospital, St. Vincent's University Healthcare Group DUBLIN IRELAND (1)Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston USA

Ireland

W116

Efeso

317

9/9/2015

11:38-11:50

K. GURLEY (1), R. WOLFE (1), S. GROSSMAN (1), J. EDLOW (1), J. BURSTEIN (1)

(1)Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine at Harvard University Boston USA

United States of America United States of America United States of America

W117

Hama

346

9/9/2015

15:20-15:32

J. SURIYACHAISAWAT (1), A. SURAKARN (1)

(1)BANGKOK HOSPITAL GROUP BANGKOK THAILAND

Thailand

R. SKULEC (1), A. TRUHLAR (2), R. CERNA PARIZKOVA (3), Z. TUREK (3), D. ASTAPENKO (3,4), V. CERNY (3,4,5,6)

(1)Emergency Medical Service of the Central Bohemian Region Kladno CZECH REPUBLIC, (2)Emergency Medical Service of the Hradec Kralove Region Hradec Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (3)Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove Hradec Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (4)Department of Research and Development, Canada, Czech Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove Hradec Republic Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (5)Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative Medicine and Intensive Care J.E. Purkinje University, Masaryk Hospital Usti nad Labem CZECH REPUBLIC, (6)Dept. of Anesthesia, Pain Management and Perioperative Medicine Dalhousie University Halifax CANADA

40

65568

Cardiovascular / CPR / Resuscitation

IMPACT OF INTRA-ARREST FLUID LOADING WITH DIFFERENT DOSES OF CRYSTALLOID INFUSION ON HAEMODYNAMICS IN EXPERIMENTAL CARDIAC ARREST

W118

Hama

346

9/9/2015

15:32-15:44

94

65680

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

COLLABORATIVE EFFORT BETWEEN A RURAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AND A UNIVERSITY BASED FLIGHT PROGRAM - DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A SCHOOL BASED FIRST AID, CPR AND AED TRAINING PROGRAM

W119

Hama

346

9/9/2015

15:44-15:56

5

65524

Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

PRIMARY PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION IN ST-ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION COMPLICATED WITH ACUTE HEART FAILURE: PREDICTORS AND LONG-TERM OUTCOME

T48

Hama

346

9/9/2015

15:56-16:08

Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

SENSITIVITY, SPECIFICITY AND PREDICTIVE VALUES OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDER ASSESSED CARDIAC SYMPTOMS ON ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

W121

Hama

346

9/9/2015

16:08-16:20

EVALUATION OF CONSULTANTS’ SATISFACTION IN A TUNISIAN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (ABOUT 300 PATIENTS) BEYOND THE EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX, ARE PATIENT VARIABLES ASSOCIATED WITH DISPOSITION? ER THROUGHPUT: STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF DELAYS

W122

Efeso

347

9/9/2015

15:20-15:32

W123

Efeso

347

9/9/2015

15:32-15:44

(1)Virginia Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine H. Dhindsa (1), B. Nicholson (2), J. Lovelady (3), V. Sikka (1), B. Bogue (3), K. Baker Richmond USA, (2)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine (3) Boston USA, (3)Virginia Commonwealth University - Emergency Aviation, Department of Emergency Medicine Richmond USA I. ZIVKOVIC (1), V. PAVLOVIC (1), D. MILASINOVIC (1), Z. MEHMEDBEGOVIC (1), A.D. RISTIC (1,2), D. MATIC (1), L. JOVANOVIC (1), V. DEDOVIC (1), I. MILINKOVIC (1)Department of Cardiology, Clinical Center of Serbia Belgrade SERBIA, (2)School of Medicine, University of Belgrade Belgrade SERBIA (1), D. SIMEUNOVIC (1,2), V. VUKCEVIC (1,2), G. STANKOVIC (1,2), P.M. SEFEROVIC (1,2) (1)Seoul National University Hospital Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)Seoul National University Bundang Hospital Bundang SOUTH KOREA, (3)Laboratory of J. PARK (1), T Kim (2), Y Ro (3), W Cha (4), S Moon (5), S Shin (1), Y Kim (2), J Joo Emergency Medical Service, Seoul National University Hospital Biomedical (2) Research Institute Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (4)Samsung Medical Center Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (5)Korea University Ansan Hospital Ansan SOUTH KOREA M.A HADJ ALI (1), A ZORGATI (2), L BOUKADIDA (3), R YOUSSEF (4), S OUNAIS (1)SAHLOUL Hospital, Emergency department Sousse TUNISIA (5), A JERBI (6), R BOUKEF (7) J. RIORDAN (1) (1)University of Virginia charlottesville USA

W124

Efeso

347

9/9/2015

15:44-15:56

A. GULATI (1), T Spiegel (1)

(1)University of Chicago Chicago USA

W125

Efeso

347

9/9/2015

15:56-16:08

J. CUSACK (1), S CUSACK (1), R CUSACK (2), R O'SULLIVAN (2)

(1)UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK CORK IRELAND, (2)CORK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL CORK IRELAND

Ireland

W126

Efeso

347

9/9/2015

16:08-16:20

M. ATTIA (1), J Loiselle, B King

(1)Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Dept of Pediatrics Philadelphia USA

United States of America

W127

Hama

356

9/9/2015

16:40-16:52

W. PAOLO (1), L Nguyen, W Grant, S Wojcik

(1)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA, (2)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA, (3)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA, (4)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA

United States of America

87

2

64984

65540

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

United States of America

Serbia

South Korea

Tunisia United States of America United States of America

68

65251

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

209

64193

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

245

65322

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

311

65531

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

88

65140

Abdominal / Gastrointestinal

260

65495

Abdominal / Gastrointestinal

NASOGASTRIC LAVAGE ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS AT LOW RISK BY THE GBS AND AIMS65 SCORING SYSTEMS IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER GI BLEEDING

W128

Hama

356

9/9/2015

16:52-17:04

L. COCHON (1), E. Perlini (2), AR Deshpande (2), DA Sussman (2), AA Baez (3)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)University of Miami Miller School United States of of Medicine Miami USA, (3)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA America

171

65665

Urology Genito-urinary

EVALUATION OF EMPIRIC ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. PROSPECTIVE STUDY ABOUT 236 CASES.

W129

Hama

356

9/9/2015

17:06-17:18

R. JEBRI (1), O. DJEBBI (1), E. JBELI (1), M. HAGUI (1), I. BENNOURI (1), M. BENLASSOUED (1), K. LAMINE (1)

(1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA

W93

Hama

356

9/9/2015

17:20-17:32

E. SLOAN (1), C. SLOAN (2), T. DUNNE (3)

A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE CHALLENGES OF CLINICAL REFERRALS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT MINING BIG DATA TO ENHANCE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FLOW: A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF VISITS AND ARRIVAL PATTERNS ON LENGTH OF STAY AND IMPLICATIONS IN MAXIMIZING ED CAPACITY. EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN ESTIMATIONS OF THE DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY OF NONTRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL/PELVIC CT IMAGING

39

65688

300 84

64056 64177

PULMONARY EMBOLISM POSITIVE POINT PREVALENCE IN 32 CLINICAL STUDIES Pulmonary disorders THAT UTILIZE CHEST CTA IN THE DETECTION OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM IN AT RISK PATIENTS PULMONARY EMBOLISM (PE) POINT PREVALENCE RATES IN SUSPECTED PE Pulmonary disorders PATIENTS FROM 164 CLINICAL STUDIES ARE LOW ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR MORE FREQUENT PRELIMINARY D-DIMER USE COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF CAFFEINE VS. KETOROLAC INTRAVENOUS Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain Management ADMINISTRATION EFFICACY IN ACUTE MIGRAINE HEADACHES WITHOUT AURA Academics / Resident Education SIMULATION TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY TEAMS

231

65214

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

9

64303

Clinical Policies / Practice Guidelines

50

65607

Academics / Resident Education

69

65250

Academics / Resident Education

COMPARISON OF USING EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX (ESI) AND THE 4 – LEVEL TRIAGE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT EFFICACY OF WEB-BASED LOGBOOK SYSTEM ON EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS RECORDED ACTIVITIES AND SATISFACTION INNOVATIVE PPOCEDURAL TRAINING CURRICULUM IN EMEREGENCY MEDICINE

206

64966

Patient Flow / Throughput Management

HIGH LEVEL TRIAGE, INNOVATION BEYOND IMAGINATION

38

65690

A FLOW PROCESSING MANAGER NURSE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO IMPROVE SAFETY, OPTIMIZE THROUGHPUT AND INCREASE PERFORMANCES

Tunisia

W94

Hama

356

9/9/2015

17:34-17:46

E. SLOAN (1), T DUNNE (2), C SLOAN (3)

W132 W133

Hama Efeso

356 357

9/9/2015 9/9/2015

17:48-18:00 16:40-16:52

A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), MM. FOROUZANFAR (1), S. ARAB BAFARANI (1), S. SAFARI (1), F. RAHMATI (1) J. PEK (1), E. WONG (1), F. LATEEF

(1)University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago USA, (2)Tufts University College of Medicine Boston USA, (3)Rush University College of Medicine Chicago USA (1)University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago USA, (2)Rush University College of Medicine Chicago USA, (3)Tufts University College of Medicine Boston USA (1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr (1)Singapore General Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE

W134

Efeso

357

9/9/2015

16:52-17:04

C. Lanzarini (1), R. Ferrari (1), S. Canovi (1), G. Vitale (1), M. Cavazza (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY

W135

Efeso

357

9/9/2015

17:06-17:18

C. YUKSEN (1)

(1)Ramathibodi hospital Bangkokj THAILAND

Thailand

W136

Efeso

357

9/9/2015

17:20-17:32

J. SEYED HOSSEINI (1), A. Labaf (1), M. Ashrafi (1)

(1)Tehran University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN

W137

Efeso

357

9/9/2015

17:34-17:46

J. RIORDAN (1), P. TARGONSKI (1)

(1)University of Virginia Charlottesville USA

W138

Efeso

357

9/9/2015

17:48-18:00

A. HABIB (1), F Khan (1)

(1)Doncaster Royal Infirmary Doncaster UNITED KINGDOM

Iran United States of America United Kingdom

United States of America United States of America Iran Singapore Italy