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    • [PDF File]EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT GUIDANCE FOR TREATMENT OF …

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      Michigan Medicine is committed to participation in randomized controlled clinical trials to facilitate the generation of robust evidence concerning the effectiveness of products in treating COVID-19 and to appropriately delineate risk-vs-benefit assessments for various treatment strategies. Please see Appendix A for review of existing data.


    • [PDF File]ED Pharmacotherapy of Migraine: What is the Latest?

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      ED Pharmacotherapy of Migraine: What is the Latest? Maria I. Rudis, PharmD, DABAT, FCCM ED Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Associate Professor Pharmacy and Emergency Medicine College of Medicine Rochester, MN


    • [PDF File]JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE

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      Mar 18, 2020 · • Should this patient be sent to the ED? • Should she receive COVID-19 testing? • Are there alternative sites for her testing and treatment? What systems should be in place to address her care? Volume 1 Issue 4 JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE March 18, 2020


    • Pregnant Patients in the Emergency Department

      conducted either by ED or L&D staff as outlined in the algorithm. These guidelines were prepared by Intermountain Healthcare’s Intensive Medicine Clinical Program and Women and Newborns Clinical Program. They guide emergency department (ED) staff making initial assessments and …


    • [PDF File]Treatment of Pain in an Emergent Setting

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      treatment to patients experiencing opioid withdrawal in the ED. However, prescribers must have a DEA X-waiver to prescribe these products for home use. If it is not possible to prescribe buprenorphine for outpatient use or if it is medically necessary, the ED provider may elect to have the patient return for a maximum of 72 hours for


    • [PDF File]Atrial Fibrillation Management of ... - Michigan Medicine

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      • If in the ED, provide outpatient EP follow-up within 2 weeks • If inpatient, consider consulting EP in the hospital • If a postoperative patient, consult General Cardiology (if AF/AFL is sustained for > 24 hours) • Consider a rate control agent (Table 4), depending on the pre- and post-conversion heart rate


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