Editor’s Note: In recognition of World Down Syndrome Day (March 21), we’re publishing a post by Dr. Sean McGann, emergency physician and father of a child with Down syndrome. The date, 3/21, was specifically chosen to signify the uniqueness of the triplication (3) of the 21st chromosome. This post was developed in collaboration with Dr. […]
What if your emergency department could predict admissions at triage, automatically flag high-risk patients in real time, and tell families exactly when they’ll be seen – before a clinician ever walks into the room? In this second interview in our AI series, I sit down with Dr. Jason Fischer, Division Head of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
For many practicing pediatric emergency physicians, measles feels like a disease from another era. In fact, measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000. But over the past several years, declining vaccination rates and increasing global circulation have pushed measles back into the clinical conversation. The reality is that many emergency clinicians today
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