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P007: Association between serum biomarkers and frailty level in seniors with minor injurys
Abstracts N. Allain-Boulé, J. Lebon, M. Sirois, M. Aubertin-Leheudre, M. Émond, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S80-S81Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P006: A qualitative study of the language of satisfaction for children in the emergency department
Abstracts S. Ali, T. McGrath, N. Dow, S. Aziz, M. Pilarski, A.L. Drendel, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S80-S80Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P005: Pre-hospital dexamethasone administration in children with croup: the Edmonton experience
Abstracts S. Ali, A. Moodley, A. Bhattacharjee, K. Lobay, E. Chang, A. Kabaroff, D. Allain, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S80-S80Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P004: What happens to cognitive load during trauma skill training using computer based video instructions?
Abstracts R.N. Addison, L.E. Rohr, A. Dubrowski, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S79-S80Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P003: Do all clavicle fractures in children need to be managed by orthopaedic surgeons?
Abstracts J.S. Adamich, M. Camp, A. Howard, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S79-S79Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P002: Ten patients, one ventilator: how to best allocate critical care resources during mass disaster
Abstracts C. Acton, M. McGowan, S.H. Gray, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S79-S79Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

P001: Concussion patients in the emergency department: assessing a new triaging tool for follow-up and prompt long term management
Abstracts D.A. Abourbih, S. Bedi, C. Hunt, D. Ouchterlony, A. Ackery, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S79-S79Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP036: Trauma Resuscitation Using in-situ Simulation Team Training (TRUST): a novel approach to latent safety threat identification in trauma care
Abstracts A. Petrosoniak, A. Gray, M. Fan, K. White, M. McGowan, S. Pinkney, D. Campbell, S. Rizoli, P. Trbovich, C. Hicks, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S78-S79Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP035: Point-of-care-ultrasound to diagnose appendicitis in a Canadian emergency department
Abstracts S. Sharif, S. Skitch, D. Vlahaki, A. Healey, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S78-S78Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP034: What is the diagnostic accuracy of Canadian emergency physicians and cardiologists interpreting potential acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) electrocardiograms?
Abstracts D. Barbic, C. Vadeanu, B.E. Grunau, K. Ramanathan, F.X. Scheuermeyer, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S77-S78Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP033: The use of femoral nerve blocks in the emergency department for hip fracture patients
Abstracts A. Sandre, C. Thompson, S.L. McLeod, B. Borgundvaag, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S77-S77Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP032: Do urine cultures in the emergency department change management of young women with symptoms of uncomplicated urinary tract infection?
Abstracts E. Poon, L. Self, S.L. McLeod, S. Caine, B. Borgundvaag, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S77-S77Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP031: Synovial fluid analysis in the diagnosis of septic arthritis: comparing local data to the literature
Abstracts E. Logan, J. Fedwick, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S76-S77Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP030: Problems in paramedic-physician telecommunication
Abstracts D. Eby, J. Robson, M. Columbus, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S76-S76Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research

MP029: Mobilizing citizens, decision-makers and healthcare professionals to find solutions for improving emergency care in a remote Northern emergency department: a pilot study
Abstracts R. Fleet, C. Turgeon-Pelchat, F.K. Tounkara, J. Trottier, J. Ouellet, Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Volume 18 Supplement S1, pp S76-S76Abstract (Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine)
Source: Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine - June 26, 2016 Category: Emergency Medicine Source Type: research