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Shamai A Grossman
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Massachusetts Harvard Medical School
2000
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37879972The Value of Using a Quality Assurance Follow-Up Team to Address Incidental Findings After Emergency Department or Urgent Care Discharge: A Cost Analysis.J Emerg Med2023
37510865The Association between Emergency Department Length of Stay and In-Hospital Mortality in Older Patients Using Machine Learning: An Observational Cohort Study.J Clin Med2023
37689413Can Asking Emergency Physicians Whether or Not They Would Have Done Something Differently (WYHDSD) be a Useful Screening Tool to Identify Emergency Department Error?J Emerg Med2023
32853517Analysis of Risk Factors for Patient Safety Events Occurring in the Emergency Department.J Patient Saf2022
35368507Electronic health record-based patient tracking by emergency medicine physicians.AEM Educ Train2022
35819700Do error rates change in the emergency department when patient volume decreases: the effect of COVID-19 on ED error.Intern Emerg Med2022
36614835Length-of-Stay in the Emergency Department and In-Hospital Mortality: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.J Clin Med2022
36308584The data and the reality: urine cultures and emergency medicine physicians.Intern Emerg Med2022
33890752Impact of Teamwork and Communication Training Interventions on Safety Culture and Patient Safety in Emergency Departments: A Systematic Review.J Patient Saf2022
35182916Assessing resident and attending error and adverse events in the emergency department.Am J Emerg Med2022
32331957The day after COVID-19.Am J Emerg Med2021
34251124A Tale of Two Cities: Applying the Boston Syncope Criteria to Jerusalem.Isr Med Assoc J2021
32736931Errors in Decisionmaking in Emergency Medicine: The Case of the Landscaper's Back and Root Cause Analysis.Ann Emerg Med2021
32516112The Ethics of Error in Medicine.Rambam Maimonides Med J2020
31787443Year-to-year trends in emergency medicine morbidity and mortality cases.Am J Emerg Med2020
33145537Using a rule-based system to define error in the emergency department.J Am Coll Emerg Physicians Open2020
33145536The utility of emergency department physical therapy and case management consultation in reducing hospital admissions.J Am Coll Emerg Physicians Open2020
33028066Getting to the heart of the issue: senior emergency resident electrocardiogram interpretation and its impact on quality assurance events.Clin Exp Emerg Med2020
32635704Management pathway for emergency department patients in the setting of the opioid epidemic and emergency department overcrowding.Clin Exp Emerg Med2020
30361148Electrocardiogram interpretation: Emergency medicine residents on the front lines.Am J Emerg Med2019
30919209A combined care model using early access to specialists off-hours to reduce cardiac admissions.Intern Emerg Med2019
30881544Using the Boston Syncope Observation Management Pathway to Reduce Hospital Admission and Adverse Outcomes.West J Emerg Med2019
29665190Comparison of Emergency Medicine Malpractice Cases Involving Residents to Nonresident Cases.Acad Emerg Med2018
28017935Neural networks as a tool to predict syncope risk in the Emergency Department.Europace2017
28131609Geriatric Syncope and Cardiovascular Risk in the Emergency Department.J Emerg Med2017
28131603Hospital ward transfer to intensive care unit as a quality marker in emergency medicine.Am J Emerg Med2017
28372847Cardiac Direct Access Unit: A novel effort to leverage access to cardiologists to reduce hospitalization admissions.Am J Emerg Med2017
29026885Emergency department point-of-care ultrasonography improves time to pericardiocentesis for clinically significant effusions.Clin Exp Emerg Med2017
28611878Physician Variability in Management of Emergency Department Patients with Chest Pain.West J Emerg Med2017
27055604Can medical record reviewers reliably identify errors and adverse events in the ED?Am J Emerg Med2016
26242712Syncope clinical management in the emergency department: a consensus from the first international workshop on syncope risk stratification in the emergency department.Eur Heart J2016
27833684Use of Physician Concerns and Patient Complaints as Quality Assurance Markers in Emergency Medicine.West J Emerg Med2016
27833675Utility of Chest Radiography in Emergency Department Patients Presenting with Syncope.West J Emerg Med2016
26682847Comparison of 1-Day Emergency Department Observation and Inpatient Ward for 1-Day Admissions in Syncope Patients.J Emerg Med2016
26908099Dysrhythmia and occult syncope as an explanation for falls in older patients.Heart2016
26979347Utility of Procedural Sedation as a Marker for Quality Assurance in Emergency Medicine.J Emerg Med2016
26342395Observation vs admission in syncope: can we predict short length of stays?Am J Emerg Med2015
26458533Assessing the rates of error and adverse events in the ED.Am J Emerg Med2015
23993263Can elderly patients without risk factors be discharged home when presenting to the emergency department with syncope?Arch Gerontol Geriatr2014
24862309Syncope risk stratification tools vs clinical judgment: an individual patient data meta-analysis.Am J Med2014
24698512Are echocardiography, telemetry, ambulatory electrocardiography monitoring, and cardiac enzymes in emergency department patients presenting with syncope useful tests? A preliminary investigation.J Emerg Med2014
24297764Substance abuse in emergency department patients with unexplained syncope.Intern Emerg Med2014
24499641Key operational characteristics in emergency department observation units: a comparative study between sites in the United States and Asia.Int J Emerg Med2014
23158603Identifying patients with cellulitis who are likely to require inpatient admission after a stay in an ED observation unit.Am J Emerg Med2013
23645509The prevalence of psychiatric disease in emergency department patients with unexplained syncope.Intern Emerg Med2013
23809316Preferences for resuscitation and intubation among patients with do-not-resuscitate/do-not-intubate orders.Mayo Clin Proc2013
21185670Do outcomes of near syncope parallel syncope?Am J Emerg Med2012
22981659Applying the Boston syncope criteria to near syncope.J Emerg Med2012
22100474Should creatine kinase-MB index be eliminated in patients with indeterminate troponins in the ED?Am J Emerg Med2012
21421292Reducing admissions utilizing the Boston Syncope Criteria.J Emerg Med2012
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