Emergency Medicine Research NewsApril 2020

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-Top Stories-28th Annual Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Research ForumPresentations

Congratulations to everyone who had an abstract accepted to the 2020Research Forum. As you know, the in-person Forum was cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Nonetheless, we still want to celebrate the excellentresearch from DEM that was submitted and accepted!Check out the accepted abstracts here:

-Edgecomb JL, Schnapp BH – “Belief in a Just World for Others Affects Case Mix Seen by

Emergency Medicine Residents”

-Harwick E, Schwei R, Pulia M – “Development of a Clinical Decision Support Tool to Improve

Cellulitis Diagnosis Using Surface Thermal Imaging”

-Hose BZ, Carayon P, Hoonakker P, Ross J, Dean SM, Brazelton T, Eithun B, Kelly MM, Kohler J,

Rusy D – “Evaluation of Teamwork Transition Technology (T3) for Pediatric Trauma Care

Transitions”

-Lau HS, Ehlert M, Jacobsohn GC, Jones C, Cushman JT, Kind A, Lohmeier M, Shah MN –

“Implementation Outcomes of an ED-to-Home Care Transitions Intervention Program for Older

Adults”

-Lum M, Sheehy L, Lai J, Tillman D, Damewood S, Schmidt J  - “Integration of Point-of-Care

Ultrasound in Clinical Decision Making for Medical Students”

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-Maginot E, Schwei R, Valmadrid L, Pulia M – “Understanding the Other: A Qualitative

Comparison of Long Term Care and Emergency Department Nurses Perception of the Other”

-Mancera M, Lohmeier M, Shah MN, Gussick M, Scrattish L – “Paramedic Perception and

Preferences Regarding Quality Assurance”

-Morrow E, Patterson B, Kraut A, Hare K, Anderson P – “Improved Follow-up for Patients

Discharged from the Emergency Department with a Possible Fragility Fracture”

-Paulsen A, Kuehnel N, Sharp B – “Impact of Abnormal Vital Signs Best Practice Alert on Patient

Disposition”

-Pulia M, Schwei R – “Factors Influencing Diagnostic Decision Making for Cellulitis in the

Emergency Department: A Qualitative Analysis”

Repplinger MD, Robbins JB, Markhardt BK, Gettle LM, Colwell C, Pickhardt PJ, Reeder SB –

“Accuracy of MR to detect appendicolith and appendiceal rupture in acute appendicitis compared

to CT”

-Schmitt T, Ross J, Kuehnel N, Feldstein D, Eithun B, Heineman E, Palm A, Wipperfurth J,

Berger R – “Adaptation of a Clinical Decision Support Tool for Child Abuse Detection and

Evaluation in the Emergency Department”

-Sharp B, Stapelman A, Zubke K, Evans H  - “Violence Towards ED Staff and Providers:

Reported vs. Reality”

-Sheth AM, Svenson JE, Schmidt JN, Zidovetzki S, Duffy S – “Assessing emergency care

needs of an indigenous community in rural Guatemala”

-Tustian M, Sharp B, Patterson B – “Power of the Preference List”

-Vandivort C, Westergaard M, Kraut A, Edgecomb J, Stapelman A, Zubke K, Sharp B  - “A

Utilization Analysis of an ED Second Victim Syndrome Peer Support Network”

-Ward MA, Kuttab H, Hernandez M, Hughes M, Lykins J, Keast E, Kopec J – “Impact of

Assessment of Volume Overload on Fluid Resuscitation and Mortality in Sepsis”

-Williams J, Muesch A, Clegg A, Patterson B, Svenson J, Ward M – “Effect of History,

Physical, and Blood Thinner Status for Chest-Related Outcomes in Geriatric Ground Level Falls”

-Zadra J, Lubner M, Perry J, Pickhardt B, Pooler D, Triche B, Mao L, Glazer J – “Limiting Oral

Contrast Use in CT for Non-Traumatic Abdominal Pain Reduces Time to Diagnosis and Improves

Emergency Department Throughput”

Due to the cancellation of the 28th Annual Wisconsin Emergency MedicineResearch Forum, all abstracts that were accepted to our Forum have beenaccepted for poster presentations at SAEM Great Plains Regional Meetingand are being considered for oral presentations. The SAEM Great PlainsRegional Meeting will be taking place at MCW on September 18, 2020. Finaldecisions around oral presentations of abstracts will be decided in July after all

abstract submissions to the SAEM Great Plains Regional Meeting have beenpeer reviewed. You will be contacted at that time and we appreciate yourunderstanding. If you would like to have your abstract included in the SAEMRegional Meeting, please email DEMResearch@medicine.wisc.edu to indicateyour interest.

DEM Ranked #12 for 2019 NIH Research Funding

The 2019 Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research Rankings are out, andDEM is ranked #12 in national NIH research funding for Emergency Medicine.Our ranking reflects the dedication and efforts of the faculty and staff of DEMand the staff in the Emergency Department. A special congratulations to Dr.Manish Shah who continues to rank among the top 10 emergency medicineresearchers in the country. Way to go, team!

ACEP 2020 - Call for Abstracts

ACEP is now accepting abstract submissions for the Research Forum heldduring ACEP 2020 (October 26-29 in Dallas, Texas). This is a great opportunityto present your research at a national level! The deadline for submission is May21, 2020 at 4PM CST.

Dr. Michael Pulia featured in ACEP Now

Dr. Michael Pulia is always going the extra mile for antibiotic stewardshipadvocacy and research! In February 2020, Dr. Pulia's article "5 Tips to ImproveAntibiotic Stewardship in Your Emergency Department", co-authored by Dr.Robert Redwood and Dr. Larissa May, was featured in ACEP Now! The articleexplains 5 tips that providers can use on their next shift to improve antibioticstewardship. By practicing the “5 D’s of antibiotic stewardship”—right diagnosis,right drug, right dose, right duration, right de-escalation—providers can reducethe prevalence of multidrug-resistant organisms in our hospitals andcommunities.

Submit 2020 Research Forum Abstracts Here

5 Tips to Improve Antibiotic Stewardship

mailto:DEMResearch@medicine.wisc.eduhttps://www.acep.org/education/meetings/research/https://www.acepnow.com/article/5-tips-to-improve-antibiotic-stewardship-in-your-emergency-department/4/?singlepage=1

Kudos

How does our research team beat cabin fever? By staying connected, ofcourse! Kudos to Rebecca Schwei MPH for sending this amazing photo of ourteam chatting from the comfort of home. We are really jealous of LyHoang's office. Stay well, everyone!

-Recent Publications-Manuscripts:

Jahn HK, Kwan J, O'Reilly G, Geduld H, Douglass K, Tenner A, Wallis L,Tupesis J, Mowafi HO. Towards developing a consensus assessmentframework for global emergency medicine fellowships. BMC EmergencyMedicine. 2019 Nov; 19(68).

https://bmcemergmed.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12873-019-0286-6#citeas

-Upcoming Events-WI Spring Primary ElectionApril 7, 2020

DEM Journal Club & Research Lecture (COVID 19)April 9, 2020 *virtual event*11:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.Michael Ward, MD

Easter April 12, 2020

Med Flight's 35th AnniversaryApril 22, 2020

Administrative Professionals DayApril 22, 2020

Conference Deadlines:Academy Health 2020 (Early Registration) - May 1, 2020IDWeek 2020 (Abstract Submission) - May 7, 2020ASER 2020 (Abstract Submission) - May 10, 2020Academy Health 2020 (Hotel Reservation) - May 15, 2020ICMRI 2020 (Abstract Submission) - May 15, 2020ACEP 2020 (Abstract Submission) - May 21, 2020

Award Submission Deadlines (National and Institutional):ACEP 2020 (Teaching & Student Awards) - April 15, 2020APHA 2020 - May 1, 2020IDWeek 2020 - May 7, 2020ICMRI 2020 (Scholarships & Travel Grants) - May 15, 2020ICMRI 2020 (Foreign Participants Travel Grants) - June 10, 2020

-Studies Currently Enrolling in the ED-

All study enrollment has been paused until further notice due to the ongoingCOVID-19 pandemic. We have paused enrollment for the safety of our staff andproviders, as well as for our patients and the community. Please know that weare looking forward to restarting enrollment once this pandemic has passed,and that we greatly appreciate being surrounded by such an innovative andcaring community.

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