Evidence-based emergency care
diagnostic testing and clinical decision rules
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Author
Contributions
- Everett, Worth W. - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Blackwell Pub., Malden, Mass, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
70,750 words, Guess
Page Count
283 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveevidencebasedeme00pine
- Internet Archiveevidencebasedeme0000pine
- ISBN-139781405154000
- ISBN-101405154004
- Library of Congress Control Number2007043480
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- OCLC Control Number176925138
- Better World Books9781405154000
- Open LibraryOL16435357M
Classifications
- DDC616.02/5
- LCCRC86.7 .P56 2008
- LCCRC86.7.P56 2008
Description
This handbook provides a concise compilation of the evidence supporting diagnostic testing and clinical decision rules in emergency care. Clinical decision rules are now widely recognized as best practice for the ordering of diagnostic tests in the emergency department. Aimed at all physicians working with emergency and acute patients, the book begins with an overview of how to evaluate a diagnostic test using an evidence-based approach, followed by an explanation of the clinical decision rules and the methods of assessing the strength and applicability of the clinical prediction rule. For each test and clinical decision rule, the most current and best available studies in the literature are discussed and applied to emergency department and acute care patients in addressing the question at hand, followed by an overall recommendation on how to use the test or rule in the clinical context. This book is an accessible and extremely useful reference for physicians at all levels to use in applying an evidence-based approach to ordering and interpreting tests in an acute care environment.
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