ANALES DE MEDICINA DE EMERGENCIA EN AUDIO Y PODCASTING DEL AMERICAN COLLEGE EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN (ACEP) DESDE SEPTIEMBRE DEL 2010 HASTA ABRIL 2013 EN INGLES.
Emergency & Critical Care With Dr. Rafael Perez Garcia® actualiza en sus respectivas áreas y un nuevo método empleado es reunir enlaces de trabajos y publicaciones actualizadas de la revista médica Annals of Emergency Medicine del American College Emergency Physician® (ACEP).
Si tu pasión son los temas y trabajos de emergencia, hablas, lees y escucha inglés sin problemas o prefieres el traductor para mayor facilidad, a continuación te ofrecemos una serie de artículos desde el año 2010 hasta comienzos del 2013 para que selecciones y leas el de tu preferencia. Algunos artículos serán seleccionados por nosotros y publicados sus titulares en los medios del grupo Emergency & Critical Care With Dr. Rafael Perez Garcia.
Nota:
EMERGENCY & CRITICAL CARE WITH DR. RAFAEL PEREZ GARCIA® No se considera autor intelectual de ninguno de los temas difundidos a continuación ni de la tecnología empleada por el autor intelectual para apertura de enlaces, audición o descarga de temas. La licencia ó autorización para la lectura completa de sus artículos, visualización de imágenes así como cualquier otro requisito son virtudes y atribuciones propias del American College Emergency Physicians (ACEP) considerado como autor intelectual de los mismos. Este Blog es solo una conexión rápida y simple de llegar a los artículos de su interés por lo que no se considera responsable si los enlaces de este artículo no pueden ser abiertos y leídos en su medio de lectura electrónico.
Audio y Podcasting de la revista Annals of Emergency Medicine
Los podcasts son creados por David H. Newman, MD, y Ashley E. Shreves, MD. Dr. Newman enseña en la Universidad de Columbia y el Departamento de Medicina de Emergencia, Mont Sinai School of Medicine. Es un editor de Medicina Basada en la Evidencia en Annals of Emergency Medicine, autor de las Sombras Hipócrates aclamados por la crítica ", y son ampliamente publicados en revistas científicas y medios de comunicación popular. Dr. Shreves es un médico de urgencias que se formó en St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center y hasta hace poco trabajó como asistente. Actualmente está haciendo una beca de los cuidados paliativos (fellowship) en Mont Sinai Hospital.
Cuatro formas de acceso a Los podcasts:
1. Para jugar en el equipo, basta con hacer clic en cualquiera de los archivos individuales más adelante.
2. Para descargar el archivo mp3, haga clic en (en un PC) o control-clic (en Mac) y seleccione "Guardar enlace como".
3. Si tienes el iTunes reproductor multimedia, puede suscribirse para escuchar podcasts Anales de Medicina de Emergencia en la iTunes Music Store. Para suscribirse y haga que el podcast se descargarán automáticamente en iTunes cada mes, buscar y suscribirse a "Annals of Emergency Medicine" de la página principal de iTunes.
4. Para la entrega automática de los contenidos de cada tema, copiar y pegar http://podcasts.elsevierhealth.com/ymem/ymem_rss_audio.xml a su lector de RSS. 
Nos gustaría mucho conocer su opinión sobre esta nueva característica. Envíe sus preguntas o comentarios a AnnalsAudio@acep.org.
Archivos en Audio y Podcasting
Edición Marzo 2013
March Highlights:
-Nationwide Improvement of Door-to-Balloon Times in Patients With Acute ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Requiring Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention With Out-of-Hospital 12-Lead ECG Recording and Transmission Podcast
March 2013 (Vol. 61, Issue 3)
March Highlights:
Is Pronation Less Painful and More Effective Than Supination for Reduction of a Radial Head Subluxation? Podcast
Podcast-Nationwide Improvement of Door-to-Balloon Times in Patients With Acute ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Requiring Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention With Out-of-Hospital 12-Lead ECG Recording and Transmission
PodcastEdición Febrero 2013
February 2013 (Vol. 61, Issue 2)
February Highlights:
-EMS Triage and Transport of Intoxicated Individuals to a Detoxification Facility Instead of an Emergency Department
PodcastEdición Enero 2013
January 2013 (Vol. 61, Issue 1)
January Highlights:
-Do Decongestants, Antihistamines, and Nasal Irrigation Relieve the Symptoms of Sinusitis in Children?
Podcast-Intravenous Droperidol or Olanzapine as an Adjunct to Midazolam for the Acutely Agitated Patient: A Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial
PodcastEdición Diciembre 2012
December (Vol. 60, Issue 6)
December Highlights:
-Patients With Rib Fractures Do Not Develop Delayed Pneumonia: A Prospective, Multicenter Cohort Study of Minor Thoracic Injury
Podcast-Does Computed Tomography Rule Out Clinically Significant Cervical Spine Injuries in Patients With Obtunded or Intubated Blunt Trauma?
PodcastEdición November 2012
November (Vol. 60, Issue 5)
November Highlights:
-In the Child With Gastroenteritis Who Is Unable to Tolerate Oral Fluids, Are There Effective Alternatives to Intravenous Hydration?
Podcast-Can Selected Patients With Newly Diagnosed Pulmonary Embolism Be Safely Treated Without Hospitalization? A Systematic Review
PodcastEdición Octubre 2012
October (Vol. 60, Issue 4)
October Highlights:
-Does Cardiac Computed Tomography Angiography Identify Patients at Low Risk for Cardiovascular Events? Podcast
Podcast
-Subclinical Hypertensive Heart Disease in Black Patients With Elevated Blood Pressure in an Inner-City Emergency Department Podcast
PodcastEdición Agosto 2012
August (Vol. 60, Issue 2)
August Highlights:
-Patient- and Practice-Related Determinants of Emergency Department Length of Stay for Patients With Psychiatric Illness
Podcast-Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders Among Adults in Emergency Department Settings in the United States
PodcastEdición Julio 2012
July (Vol. 60, Issue 1)
July Highlights:
-World Health Assembly Resolution 60.22 and Its Importance as a Health Care Policy Tool for Improving Emergency Care Access and Availability Globally
Podcast-Automated External Defibrillator Availability and CPR Training Among State Police Agencies in the United States
Podcast-Early Administration of Systemic Corticosteroids Reduces Hospital Admission Rates for Children With Moderate and Severe Asthma Exacerbation
Podcast-Can Emergency Physicians Safely Increase the Proportion of Patients With Community-Acquired Pneumonia Who Are Treated in the Outpatient Setting?
PodcastEdición Junio 2012
June (Vol. 59, Issue 6)
June Highlights:
Two new studies on managing minor head injury in anticoagulated patients, and two editorials!!
-Management of Minor Head Injury in Patients Receiving Oral Anticoagulant Therapy: A Prospective Study of a 24-Hour Observation Protocol
PodcastEdición Mayo 2012
May (Vol. 59, Issue 5)
May Highlights:
Edición Abril 2012
April (Vol. 59, Issue 4)
April Highlights:
-Does Buffered Lidocaine Decrease the Pain of Local Infiltration? Should Topical Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Be Used to Treat Acute Musculoskeletal Conditions? Podcast
Podcast
-Can Asymptomatic Patients With a Supratherapeutic International Normalized Ratio Be Safely Treated as Outpatients? Podcast
PodcastEdición Marzo 2012
March (Vol. 59, Issue 3)
March Highlights:
Edición Febrero 2012
February (Vol. 59, Issue 2)
February highlights:
Edición Enero 2012
January (Vol. 59, Issue 1)
January highlights:
Edición Diciembre 2011
December highlights:
December (Vol. 58, Issue 6)
December highlights:
Edición Noviembre 2011
November (Vol. 58, Issue 5)
November highlights:
Edición Octubre 2011
October (Vol. 58, Issue 4)
October highlights:
-Do children with minor head injury and a normal head CT need further observation or imaging? Podcast
PodcastEdición Septiembre 2011
September (Vol. 58, Issue 3)
September highlights:
Edición Agosto 2011
August (Vol. 58, Issue 2)
August highlights:
Edición Julio 2011
July (Vol. 58, Issue 1)
July highlights:
-Emergency Department Operational Metrics, Measures and Definitions: Results of the Second Performance Measures and Benchmarking Summit
Podcast-Accuracy of Noninvasive Multiwave Pulse Oximetry Compared With Carboxyhemoglobin From Blood Gas Analysis in Unselected Emergency Department Patients
PodcastEdición Junio 2011
June (Vol. 57, Issue 6)
June highlights:
-Erythromycin Infusion or Gastric Lavage for Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial
Podcast
-Is Outpatient Oral Antibiotic Therapy Safe and Effective for the Treatment of Acute Uncomplicated Diverticulitis? Podcast
Podcast-A Randomized Controlled Trial of Self-Management Education for Asthma Patients in the Emergency Department
Podcast-Effectiveness and Acceptability of a Computerized Decision Support System Using Modified Wells Criteria for Evaluation of Suspected Pulmonary Embolism
Podcast-The Six-Item Screener and AD8 for the Detection of Cognitive Impairment in Geriatric Emergency Department Patients
Podcast-The Effect of Cognitive Impairment on the Accuracy of the Presenting Complaint and Discharge Instruction Comprehension in Older Emergency Department Patients
Podcast-A Systematic Review and Qualitative Analysis to Inform the Development of a New Emergency Department-Based Geriatric Case Management Model
PodcastEdición Abril 2011
April (Vol. 57, Issue 4)
April highlights:
-Outcome bias: does a different outcome change our judgments about ‘good’ vs ‘poor’ care? YES! Podcast
PodcastEdición Marzo 2011
March (Vol. 57, Issue 3)
March highlights:
Edición Febrero 2011
February (Vol. 57, Issue 2)
February highlights:
-Podcast Summary
Podcast-Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine:
-Emptying the Corridors of Shame: Organizational Lessons From England's 4-Hour Emergency Throughput Target
Podcast-Pain Management:
-Ketamine With and Without Midazolam for Emergency Department Sedation in Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Podcast-Toxicology:
-How Scientific Journals Work:
Edición Enero 2011
January (Vol. 57, Issue 1)
Highlights include:
-Estimating future risk after A Fib events in the ED, a derivation
-Wide variations in the management of A Fib across Canadian EDs
-New CHF guidelines: time to improve the mix, increase cross-talk, and move forward
-Fight!: Managing A fib, clinical controversies head-to-head — convert vs control
-Vascular events in dizzy patients discharged home: not common
-When the NIHSS says ’0', it still may be a stroke
-Value of ABCD2 when added to a TIA unit: not so much
Edición Diciembre 2010
December (Vol. 56, Issue 6)
December highlights:
-Safety articles:
Edición Noviembre 2010
November (Vol. 56, Issue 5)
November highlights:
Edición Octubre 2010
October (Vol. 56, Issue 4)
October highlights:
Edición Septiembre 2010
September (Vol. 56, Issue 3)
September highlights:
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