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153 65694 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationA SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO SCREEN FOR DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION USING

LIMITED BEDSIDE ECHO BY EMERGENCY PHYSICIANSM1 Hama 106 9/7/2015 8:45-8:57

J Colla (1), P Kotini-Shah (1), M Del Rios (1), J Briller (1), M Gustafsson (1), N Patel

(1), H Prendergast (1)

(1)University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Emergency Medicine Chicago

USA

United States of

America

189 65242 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationPAINLESS ACUTE AORTIC DISSECTION MAY PRESENT AS A STROKE; COULD WE

IDENTIFY THE HIGH-RISK PATIENT?M2 Hama 106 9/7/2015 8:57- 9:09 Y. HUANG (1), S.F. SUNG (2), K.T. LIU (3)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Chiayi Christian Hospital Chiayi City

TAIWAN, (2)Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine, Chiayi Christian

Hospital Chiayi City TAIWAN, (3)Department of Emergency Medicine, Kaohsiung

Medical Unversity Hospital Kaohsiung TAIWAN

Taiwan

81 65681 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

ASSESSMENT OF AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CHEST PAIN PATIENT COHORT

AT LOW RISK FOR SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE EVENTS DURING ADMISSION FOR ACUTE

CORONARY SYNDROME

M3 Hama 106 9/7/2015 9:11-9:23 J. PERKINS (1), N Voore (2), J Patel (3), S Sanna (4), E Mann (2), A Gozu (2)

(1)Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine ROANOKE USA, (2)Medstar Franklin

Square Hospital Center Baltimore USA, (3)Virginia Commonwealth University

School of Medicine Richmond USA, (4)University of Maryland School of Medicine

Baltimore USA

United States of

America

124 65901 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationTHE RELATIVE STRENGTH OF ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL FACTORS WITH QT

PROLONGATIONM4 Hama 106 9/7/2015 9:25-9:37 K. MARILL (1), E. Miller (2)

(1)University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Pittsburgh USA, (2)Massachusetts

General Hospital Boston USA

United States of

America

222 65542 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DILTIAZEM AND ATENOLOL IN THE

MANAGEMENT OF RAPID VENTRICULAR RATE IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION IN THE

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

M5 Hama 106 9/7/2015 9:39-9:51H. GHAZALI (1), J. ESSID, M. GAMMOUDI, R. JABRI, A. YAHMADI, S. ZELFANI, M.

MGUIDICH, M. LOUHICHI, S. SOUISSI(1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA Tunisia

224 65538 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE MAGNITUDE OF ST-SEGMENT DEPRESSION IN

PATIENTS WITH NON-ST SEGMENT ELEVATION ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES

ON SHORT-TERM MORTALITY

M6 Hama 106 9/7/2015 9:53-10:05H. GHAZALI (1), R. JABRI, M. BAYAR, A. YAHMADI, G. CHAABENI, M. CHKIR, A.

BEN YAHYA, S. SOUISSI(1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA Tunisia

200 65423 Infectious Disease & SepsisDIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED PNEUMONIAM7 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 8:45-8:57 N. HATA (1), Y. MATSUOKA (1), M. SONO (1), K. ARIYOSHI (1) (1)Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital Kobe JAPAN Japan

261 65566 Infectious Disease & Sepsis PRESEPSIN USED FOR PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT M8 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 8:57- 9:09T. O. Popa (1), D. Cimpoesu (1), P. Nedelea (2), M. Dumea (1), M. Corlade Andrei

(1), A. Petris (1)

(1)UMF Gr.T.Popa Iasi Iasi ROMANIA, (2)Sf. Spiridon Clinical Emergency Hospital

Iasi ROMANIARomania

280 65284 Infectious Disease & SepsisKNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF HIV PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP)

AMONG PATIENTSM9 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 9:11-9:23

Y. CALDERON (1), E. COWAN (1), D. MERCER (2), K. CHACON (1), J. KRAUSS (1),

A. RAO (1), J. LEIDER (3)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA,

(2)Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx USA, (3)Department of Internal

Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA

United States of

America

53 65520 Infectious Disease & Sepsis PREPARING FOR EBOLA: READINESS OF A UK GENERAL HOSPITAL M10 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 9:25-9:37 P. SCOLDING (1), J. ROSS (2), G. KAMARAS (3)(1)Luton and Dunstable University Hospital - Department of Emergency Medicine

Luton UNITED KINGDOMUnited Kingdom

116 65673 Public Health, Screening, and SBIRTIDENTIFYING ACUTE AND CHRONIC HIV INFECTION IN THE ED: DO 4TH

GENERATION ASSAYS CHANGE THE GAME?M11 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 9:39-9:51 M. MENCHINE (1), S Arora (1), K Jacobson (1,2), I Shulman (1)

(1)Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California Los Angeles

USA, (2)Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center Los Angeles USA

United States of

America

279 65286 Innovations & new technologiesIMPLEMENTATION OF A VIDEO MESSAGING INTERVENTION TO RE-ENGAGE HIGH-

RISK HIV-NEGATIVE PATIENTS IN REPEAT TESTINGM12 Efeso 107 9/7/2015 9:53-10:05

Y. CALDERON (1), E. COWAN (1), C. MARTINEZ (2), K. CHACON (1), J. KRAUSS

(1), S. RAHMAN (1), A. RAO (1), J. LEIDER (3)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA,

(2)Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx USA, (3)Department of Internal

Medicine, Jacobi Medical Center Bronx USA

United States of

America

169 65412 Biomarkers

COMPARISONS OF THE MDRD, CKD-EPI AND REVISED LUND-MALMO STUDY

EQUATIONS FOR THE ESTIMATION OF THE GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE IN THE

GENERAL KOREAN POPULATION

M13 Hama 116 9/7/2015 10:30-10:42 M. JI (1), Y Lee (2), M Hur (1), H Kim (2), S Di Somma (3)

(1)Konkuk University School of Medicine Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)Korea

Association of Health Promotion Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (3)University of Rome

Sapienza Rome ITALY

Italy, South Korea

104 65369 Biomarkers

PREDICTIVE VALUE OF NGAL FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AND IN-HOSPITAL

MORTALITY IN ACUTE HEART FAILURE PATIENTS UNDERGOING HIGH DOSAGE OF

DIURETIC THERAPY IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM

M14 Hama 116 9/7/2015 10:42-10:54S. NAVARIN (1), S. Santarelli (1), L. Magrini (2), R. Marino (2), D. Volterra (1), C.

Berardi (1), G. Zoccoli (1), P. Cardelli (3), G. Salerno (3), S. Di Somma (1, 2)

(1)Emergency Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza

University of Rome, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (2)Emergency

Department, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (3)Clinical and Molecular

Medicine Department, Sapienza University of Rome, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome

ITALY

Italy

276 65235 BiomarkersSOLUBLE ST2 AND LEFT VENTRICULAR REMODELING IN PATIENTS WITH

METABOLIC SYNDROMEM15 Hama 116 9/7/2015 10:56-11:08

V. CELIC (1,2), A. Majstorovic (1), B. Pencic-Popovic (1,2), A. Sljivic (1), N. Lopez-

Andres (3), I. Roy (4), E. Escribano (4), M. Beunza (4), A. Melero (3), F. Floridi (5), B.

Zancla (6), G. Salerno (7), P. Cardelli (7), S. Di Somma (8)

(1)Clinical Hospital Centre Dr Dragisa Misovic-Dedinje Belgrade SERBIA,

(2)Faculty of Medicine, Belgrade University Belgrade SERBIA, (3)Miguel Servet

Foundation-Navarrabiomed Pamplona SPAIN, (4)Complejo Hospitalario de

Navarra Pamplona SPAIN, (5)School of Medicine and Psychology La Sapienza

University, SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (6)Emergency Medicine

Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University,

SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (7)Clinical and molecular Medicine Department,

School of Medicine and Psychology La Sapienza University,SantAndrea Hospital

Rome ITALY, (8)Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, La Sapienza

University, SantAndrea Hospital Rome ITALY

Italy, Serbia, Spain

310 65362 BiomarkersPROGNOSTIC ROLE AND TEMPORAL PROFILE OF BIOMARKERS IN SEPSIS AND

SEPTIC SHOCK.M16 Hama 116 9/7/2015 11:10-11:22

U. AUDISIO (1), S. BATTISTA, C. GALLUZZO, M. MAGGIOROTTO, M. MASOERO,

D. FORNO, G. MENGOZZI (2), M. LUCCHIARI, A.R. VITALE, F. SETTANNI

(1)Città della Salute e della Scienza-Department of Emergency Medicine Turin

ITALY, (2)Città della Salute e della Scienza-Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory Turin

ITALY

Italy

66 64958 BiomarkersHOW USED AND USEFUL ARE THE CARDIAC BIOMARKERS FOR EMERGENCY NON

ISCHEMIC CARDIAC EVENTS CONFIRMATION?M17 Hama 116 9/7/2015 11:24-11:36 L. T. ROTARU (1), D Cimpoesu (2)

(1)Medicine & Pharmacy University, County Emergency Hospital, ED & Prehospital

Care Craiova ROMANIA, (2)Medicine & Pharmacy University, County Emergency

Hospital, ED Iasi ROMANIA

Romania

103 65458 Biomarkers

UTILITY OF BIO-ADRENOMEDULLIN (BIO-ADM) AND PRO-ENKEPHALIN (PRO-ENK)

FOR THE PREDICTION OF IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE

HEART FAILURE

M18 Hama 116 9/7/2015 11:38-11:50

S. NAVARIN (1), R. Marino (2), S. Santarelli (1), D. Volterra (1), B. De Berardinis (1),

C. Berardi (1), G. Zoccoli (1), A. Bergmann (3), O. Hartmann (3), J. Struck (3), L.

Magrini (2), S. Di Somma (1, 2)

(1)Emergency Department, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza

University, Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (2)Emergency Department,

Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome ITALY, (3)Sphingotec GmbH, Neuendorfstr. 15a,

16761 Hennigsdorf GERMANY

Germany, Italy

111 65570 Metabolic and endocrine disordersASSESSMENT OF FREQUENCY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF HYPERNATREMIA

IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTM19 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 10:30-10:42 V. MONSEF KASMAEI (1), s.m. ZIA ZIABARI, P. ASADI, N. GANGII, O. HEDAYATI

(1)Road Trauma Research Center, Guilan University of Medical Sciences RASHT

IRANIran

42 64061 Neurologic / PsychiatricCLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF 372 CASES OF TRANSIENT GLOBAL AMNESIA IN

THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A SINGLE CENTER STUDYM20 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 10:42-10:54 Y. SHIN (1), S. AHN (2), K.S. LIM (3) (1)Asan Medical Center Seoul SOUTH KOREA South Korea

256 65500 Neurologic / Psychiatric IS CT/CTA OR MRI BETTER FOR IMAGING TIA? M21 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 10:56-11:08 L. COCHON (1), T. Stead (2), L. Ganti (2), A.A. Baez (3)(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (3)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA

Spain, United States of

America

271 64164 Neurologic / Psychiatric

ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING MAINTAINS IMMUNOREACTIVITIES OF GLUCOKINASE

AND GLUCOKINASE REGULATORY PROTEIN IN NEURONS OF THE GERBIL

HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 REGION FOLLOWING TRANSIENT CEREBRAL

M22 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 11:10-11:22 J.H Cho (1), C.W Park (1), T.G Ohk (1), Y.S Kim (1), M.C Shin (1), M.H Won (2)

(1)Emergency Medicine, Kangwon National University Chuncheonsi SOUTH

KOREA, (2)Neuobiology, Kangwon National Univeristy Chuncheonsi SOUTH

KOREA

South Korea

273 64162 Neurologic / Psychiatric

HYDROQUINONE SHOWS NEUROPROTECTIVE POTENTIAL IN EXPERIMENTAL

ISCHEMIC STROKE MODEL VIA ATTENUATION OF BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER

DISRUPTION

M23 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 11:24-11:36 J.H Cho (1), C.W Park (1), T.G Ohk (1), Y.S Kim (1), M.C Shin (1), M.H Won (2)

(1)Emergency Medicine, Kangwon National University Chuncheonsi SOUTH

KOREA, (2)Neuobiology, Kangwon National Univeristy Chuncheonsi SOUTH

KOREA

South Korea

172 65662 Substance abusePROGNOSTIC VALUE OF THE SUICIDE INTENT SCALE IN SELF-POISONING

PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTM24 Efeso 117 9/7/2015 11:38-11:50

R. JEBRI (1), S. SOUISSI (1), R. BEN KADDOUR (1), H. GHAZALI (1), A. YAHMADI

(1), W. BOUSSELMI (1), J. ESSID (1), N. EL HENI (1)

(1)BEN AROUS REGIONAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Ben Arous

TUNISIATunisia

175 65650 BiomarkersIS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NT PRO BNP RATES AND THE ACUTE

HEART FAILURE SYNDROMES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT?M25 Hama 146 9/7/2015 15:20-15:32

R. JEBRI (1), O. DJEBBI (1), M. BEN LASSOUED (1), G. BEN JRAD (1), I.

GUERBOUJ (1), H. MAHFOUDHI (2), K. LAMINE (1)

(1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA, (2)military

hospital of tunis cardiology department tunis TUNISIATunisia

12 65579 BiomarkersA ROLE FOR THE NOVEL CARDIAC BIO-MARKER ST2 FOR HEARTS IN SYSTEMIC

INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROMEM26 Hama 146 9/7/2015 15:32-15:44 H. YANG (1), M. HUR (1), S. Di Somma (2)

(1)Konkuk University Medical Center Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)University La

Sapienza Rome South Korea

106 65363 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationCOMPARISON OF THE DIAMOND & FORRESTER SCORE AND DUKE CLINICAL

SCORE TO SAFELY REDUCE STRESS UTILIZATION IN CHEST PAIN UNIT PATIENTSM27 Hama 146 9/7/2015 15:44-15:56 A. NAPOLI (1), P. Sullivan (1) (1)Brown University School of Medicine Providence USA

United States of

America

105 65364 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationINTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE DIAMOND & FORRESTER SCORE IN

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT CHEST PAIN OBSERVATION UNIT PATIENTSM28 Hama 146 9/7/2015 15:56-16:08 A. NAPOLI (1), P. Sullivan (1) (1)Brown University School of Medicine Providence USA

United States of

America

259 65496 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTIC COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC

QUALITY OF TIMI VS. HEART RISK SCORE INTEGRATING CORONARY CT

ANGIOGRAPHY IN A BAYESIAN STATISTICAL MODEL

M29 Hama 146 9/7/2015 16:08-16:20 L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), M. Caputo (3), A.A. Baez (2)(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA, (3)Holy Cross Hospital Ft. Lauderdale USA

Spain, United States of

America

97 65312 International Emergency MedicineEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES RESPONSE IN RURAL HAITI: A SINGLE

AMBULANCE SERVICE MODELM30 Efeso 147 9/7/2015 15:20-15:32 B. NICHOLSON (1), D. Dhindsa (2), J. Lovelady (2)

(1)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine Boston USA,

(2)Virginia Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine

Richmond USA

United States of

America

24 65436 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of HospitalEVALUATION OF THE CURRENT HELICOPTER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

DISPATCH CRITERIA AND REGISTRATION SYSTEMM31 Efeso 147 9/7/2015 15:32-15:44 N. TER BOGT (1), R. Egberink (1), F. van Eennaam (2), R. de Wit (1,3)

(1)Regional network for emergency care, Acute Zorg Euregio Enschede

NETHERLANDS, (2)EMS-dispatch centre, Ambulance Oost Hengelo

NETHERLANDS, (3)Hospital, Medisch Spectrum Twente Enschede

NETHERLANDS

Netherlands

283 65522 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of HospitalGOOD SAMARITAN ACTS BY EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS: A SURVEY OF FREQUENCY,

LOCATIONS, AND UTILITY OF SUPPLIES AND MEDICATIONSM32 Efeso 147 9/7/2015 15:44-15:56 T. BURKHOLDER (1), R. King (2)

(1)Denver Health - Department of Emergency Medicine Denver USA, (2)University

of Colorado Denver - Department of Emergency Medicine Aurora USA

United States of

America

160 64141 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

THE EFFECT OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES USE ON HOSPITAL OUTCOMES

OF HEMORRHAGIC STROKE ACCORDING TO LENGTH OF STAY AT EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT

M33 Efeso 147 9/7/2015 15:56-16:08 S. KIM (1), SD Shin (1)Seoul National University Hospital Seoul SOUTH KOREA South Korea

254 65505 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF THE

PREHOSPITAL SEPSIS PROJECT SCORE (PSP-S) INTEGRATED WITH PREHOSPITAL

POINT OF CARE LACTATE IN A BAYESIAN CLINICAL DECISION M

M34 Efeso 147 9/7/2015 16:08-16:20 L. COCHON (1), J.M. Nicolas (1), K. Schrank (2), A.A. Baez (2)(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA

Spain, United States of

America

288 65285 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationX-RAY ORDERING AMONG EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PHYSICIANS AS A

FUNCTION OF THE PATIENT’S PRIMARY LANGUAGEM35 Hama 156 9/7/2015 16:40-16:52 S. BILAL (1), D.C. KUO, W.F. PEACOCK, M.T. PILLOW (1)Baylor College of Medicine - Section of Emergency Medicine Houston USA

United States of

America

147 65456 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationEMERGENCY MEDICINE AND ACTIVE LABOR ACT VIOLATIONS 2002-15: REVIEW OF

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL PATIENT DUMPING SETTLEMENTSM36 Hama 156 9/7/2015 16:52-17:04 M. LANGDORF (1), N. Zuabi (1) (1)University of California, Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine Orange USA

United States of

America

190 65167 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationSTUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESILIENCY AND JOB BOURNOUT&MENTAL

HEALTH AMONG THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PERSONNELM37 Hama 156 9/7/2015 17:06-17:18

S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba

Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of

Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical

Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences,

Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

191 65166 Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation HOSPITAL PERFORMANCE BASED ON PABON LASSO MODEL M38 Hama 156 9/7/2015 17:20-17:32S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba

Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of

Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical

Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences,

Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

192 65165 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationSURVEY ON PATIENT'S LENGTH OF STAY AND ITS EFFECTIVE PREDICTORS IN

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS AT SELECTED HOSPITALSM39 Hama 156 9/7/2015 17:34-17:46

S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba

Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of

Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical

Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences,

Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

142 65678 Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)ONLINE LEARNING MODULE IS KEY FOR IMPROVEMENT TO EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT OBSERVATION UNIT PRACTICEM40 Hama 156 9/7/2015 17:48-18:00 I Young (1), S Lee (1) (1)Winona Health Winona USA, (2)Mayo Clinic Health System Mankato USA

United States of

America

295 64536 TraumaCLINICAL DECISION RULE TO PREVENT UNNECESSARY CHEST X-RAY IN PATIENTS

WITH BLUNT MULTIPLE TRAUMASM41 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 16:40-16:52

M.M. FOROUZANFAR (1), S. SAFARI (1), N.S. MAHDAVI (2), B. HASHEMI (1), A.

BARATLOO (1), F. RAHMATI (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti

University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Anesthesiologist and Intensive

Care Specialist, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN

Iran

34 65320 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of HospitalTHE EFFECT OF PREHOSPITAL HYPOXIA AND HYPOTENSION ON OUTCOME IN

MAJOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A DEADLY COMBINATIONM42 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 16:52-17:04

D. SPAITE (1), C. Hu (1,2), B. Bobrow (1, 3), V. Chikani (1, 3), B. Barnhart (1), D.

Sherrill (2), J. Gaither (1), C. Viscusi (1), K. Denninghoff (1), U. Stolz (1)

(1)Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center, University of Arizona Phoenix

USA, (2)College of Public Health, University of Arizona Tucson USA, (3)Arizona

Department of Health Services Phoenix USA

United States of

America

298 64058 TraumaCOMPARISON OF FOUR SCORE COMA SCALE (FOUR SCALES) AND GLASGOW

COMA SCALE (GCS) IN ANTICIPATION OF TRAUMATIC PATIENT’S OUTCOMEM43 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 17:06-17:18

A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), M. SHOKRAVI (1), B. HASHEMI (1), S.

SAFARI (1), F. RAHMATI (1), MM. FOROUZANFAR (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti

University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr

Hospital, Ghazvin Medical University Abyek IRAN

Iran

227 65200 Social role of emergency medicineTHE IMPACT OF CYCLING RELATED INJURIES ON AN IRISH EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENTM44 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 17:20-17:32 J. FOLEY (1), A KASKOVAGHEORGESCU (2), J. RYAN (1), D. EVOY (2)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine - St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin

IRELAND, (2)Department of Surgery - St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin

IRELAND

Ireland

299 64057 TraumaCOMPARING THE INTERPRETATION OF TRAUMATIC CHEST X-RAY BY EMERGENCY

MEDICINE SPECIALISTS AND RADIOLOGISTSM45 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 17:34-17:46

S. SAFARI (1), A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), B. HASHEMI (1), AS NEGIDA

(3)

(1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti

University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr

Hospital, Ghazvin Medical University Abyek IRAN, (3)Faculty of Medicine, Zagazig

University of Medical Sciences Zagazig EGYPT

Egypt, Iran

110 65575 Metabolic and endocrine disordersASSESSMENT OF RELATION BETWEEN SERUM SODIUM LEVEL ABNORMALITIES

AND MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYM46 Efeso 157 9/7/2015 17:48-18:00

V. MONSEF KASMAEI (1), S.M. ZIA ZIABARI, B. ZOHREVANDI, M. ABED RAD, S.

HEIDARI MOGHADAM

(1)Road Trauma Research Center, Guilan University of Medical Sciences RASHT

IRANIran

43 65248 Critical CarePOST-GRADUATE TRAINING OF FACULTY AT NATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE –

CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE CONFERENCEST47 Hama 206 9/8/2015 8:45-8:57 J. SHIBER (1), E. FONTANE (1) (1)UF College of Medicine Jacksonville USA

United States of

America

86 65105 Cardiovascular / CPR / ResuscitationFEASIBILITY OF ALS AT SCENE ASSISTED BY VIDEO CALL WITH PHYSICIAN IN

REPUBLIC OF KOREAW120 Hama 206 9/8/2015 8:57-9:09 S. PARK (1), Y. Oh (1)

(1)Hallym University Medical Center Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital

Anyang-si SOUTH KOREASouth Korea

303 65344 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-ResuscitationVALUE OF SPIROERGOMETRY FOR DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY HEART FAILURE IN

PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME.T49 Hama 206 9/8/2015 9:11-9:23

M. BALCIUNAS (1), J. Celutkiene (1), J. Badariene (1), A.M. Jakstaite (2), A.

Laucevicius (1)

(1)Vilnius University Clinic of Heart Disease Vilnius LITHUANIA, (2)Vilnius

University Medical Faculty Vilnius LITHUANIALithuania

82 65676 Infectious Disease & SepsisEVALUATION OF A “SEPSIS ALERT” SYSTEM FOR DIRECTION OF PATIENT CARE

RESOURCES TO EMERGENCY PATIENTS IDENTIFIED WITH SEVERE SEPSIST50 Hama 206 9/8/2015 9:25-9:37 J. PERKINS (1), D. Krakauer (1), L. Long (1), A. Lucas (1) (1)Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine ROANOKE USA

United States of

America

208 65289 Infectious Disease & SepsisARE SCORING SYSTEMS SUFFICIENT FOR PREDICTING MORTALITY IN SEPSIS

PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT?T51 Hama 206 9/8/2015 9:39-9:51 M. GUNES OZAYDIN (1), O. GUNEYSEL (2), V. OZAYDIN (3)

(1)Dr. Lutfi Kirdar Kartal Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY,

(2)Dr. Lutfi Kirdar Kartal Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY,

(3)Goztepe Training and Research Hospital ISTANBUL TURKEY

Turkey

221 65543 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

ANTICOAGULATION THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH NON VALVULAR ATRIAL

FIBRILLATION: EVALUATION OF THE ORAL ANTICOAGULANTS PRESCRIPTION BY

EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS

T52 Hama 206 9/8/2015 9:53-10:05H. GHAZALI (1), J. ESSID, S. SOUISSI, H. AOUNI, A. YAHMADI, M. MOUGAIDA, M.

CHKIR, M. MGUIDICH(1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA Tunisia

109 65669 Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)

HOW COUNTERTRASNFERENCE AFFECTS MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING:

COMPARING EMERGENCY MEDICINE VERSUS PSYCHIATRY RESIDENTS- IN-

TRAINING

T53 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 8:45-8:57 N. MOUKADDAM (1), A. Shah, L Laufman, V Tucci (1)Baylor College of Medicine Houston USAUnited States of

America

186 64772 Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE EMERGENCY MEDICINE

CONSULTANTS IN THEIR CAREERS: WHY HAVE CONSULTANTS CHOSEN

EMERGENCY MEDICINE, WHY DO THEY STAY & WHY MIGHT THEY GO?

T54 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 8:57- 9:09 F. JAMES (1), F Gerrard (1) (1)Cardiff University CARDIFF UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

139 65237 EducationWHAT THE RESIDENTS DON’T KNOW CAN HURT THEM: THE 2015 PATIENT

SATISFACTION EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTT55 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 9:11-9:23 K. LONDON (1), J Druck (2), M Silver (3), D Finefrock (4)

(1)Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia USA, (2)University of Colorado

Denver USA, (3)Kaiser Permanente San Diego USA, (4)Hackensack University

Medical Center Hackensack USA

United States of

America

331 64079 EducationEFFECT OF A NOVEL ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY USING TWITTER ON TEST

PREFORMANCET56 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 9:25-9:37

B. ADKINS (1), K. BARNETT, N. PATEL, C. DOTY, M. SILVERBERG, S.

MOREHEAD, S. STEARLEY

(1)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (2)University of

Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (3)University of Kentucky

College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (4)University of Kentucky College of

Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (5)SUNY-Downstate New York City, NY USA,

(6)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (7)University of

Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA

United States of

America

51 65587 EducationTHE EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTRASONOGRAPHIC EDUCATION CONDUCTED ON THE

MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTST57 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 9:39-9:51 JS SEO (2), HH DOH (1), SC LEE (4), JH LEE (5), KH OH (3)

(1)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (2)Dongguk

University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (3)Dongguk University Ilsan South Korea

18 65160 Academics / Resident Education GENDER BIAS AT AN ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE DEPARTMENT T58 Efeso 207 9/8/2015 9:53-10:05 L McDougald, L Walter (1)University of Alabama Birmingham Birmingham USAUnited States of

America

262 65243 Substance abuse ETHNOBOTANICAL PRODUCTS: A STEP BETWEEN ENTERTAINMENT AND DANGER T59 Hama 216 9/8/2015 10:30-10:42 C. CIMPOESU (1), M. Corlade Andrei (1), E. Butnaru (1) (1)UMF Gr.T.Popa Iasi Iasi ROMANIA Romania

330 64080 Substance abuseHEROIN OVERDOSE AND THE EFFECT OF A “REAL-TIME” CONTROLLED

SUBSTANCE MONITORING SYSTEMT60 Hama 216 9/8/2015 10:42-10:54 B. ADKINS (1), B. KOSTELNIK, S. STEARLEY, M. GREENE

(1)University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (2)University of

Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (3)University of Kentucky

College of Medicine Lexington, KY USA, (4)University of Kentucky College of

Medicine Lexington, KY USA

United States of

America

32 65367 Substance abuseMEDICAL PROBLEMS AND SEARCH FOR NEW PSYCHO-ACTIVE SUBSTANCES AT A

LARGE INDOOR DANCE EVENT IN GHENT (BELGIUM)T61 Hama 216 9/8/2015 10:56-11:08

N. SUNDAHL (1), K. MAUDENS (2), S. WILLE (3), A. HAUTEKIET (1), K. DE

GRAEVE (4), S. GOGAERT (5), P. DE PAEPE (6), D. DEVRIESE (7), G. ARNO (8), P.

BLANCKAERT (9), P. CALLE (1, 10)

(1)Ghent University Ghent BELGIUM, (2)Toxicological Centre, University of

Antwerp Antwerp BELGIUM, (3)National Institute of Criminalistics and Criminology

Brussels BELGIUM, (4)Emergency Department, General Hospital Jan Palfijn

Ghent BELGIUM, (5)Belgian Red Cross BELGIUM, (6)Emergency Department,

University Hospital Ghent BELGIUM, (7)Emergency Department, General Hospital

Saint Lucas Ghent BELGIUM, (8)Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety

and Environment Brussels BELGIUM, (9)Belgian Early Warning System on Drugs,

Scientific Institute of Public Health Brussels BELGIUM, (10)Emergency

Department, General Hospital Maria Middelares Ghent BELGIUM

Belgium

290 65687 Substance abuseTHE EFFECTIVENESS OF BRIEF SMOKING CESSATION INTERVENTIONS BY HEALTH

CARE PROVIDERS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTT62 Hama 216 9/8/2015 11:10-11:22

B. BECKER (1), E. JENNINGS (2), R. MARTIN (2), K. WALASKA (2), E.

BOUDREAUX (3), B. BOCK (2)

(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown

University Providence, RI USA, (2)Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral

Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University Providence, RI USA,

(3)Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical

School Worcester, MA USA

United States of

America

196 65288 Substance abuseRETROSPECTIVE SURVEY OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS DUE TO ACUTE

ALCOHOL INTOXICATION IN GHENT AND SINT-NIKLAAS (BELGIUM)T63 Hama 216 9/8/2015 11:24-11:36

A. HAUTEKIET (1), C. SIMON (1), H. FRANCOIS (2), C. CORNELIS (1), N. SUNDAHL

(1), P. DE PAEPE (1,3), N. MPOTOS (1,4,5), J. DAMEN (2), K. DE GRAEVE (6), P.

CALLE (1,7)

(1)Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences - Ghent University Ghent BELGIUM,

(2)Emergency Department - Nikolaas General Hospital Sint-Niklaas BELGIUM,

(3)Emergency Department - University Hospital Ghent Ghent BELGIUM,

(4)Emergency Department - Sint Lucas General Hospital Ghent BELGIUM,

(5)Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences - University of Antwerp Wilrijk

BELGIUM, (6)Emergency Department - Jan Palfijn General Hospital Ghent

BELGIUM, (7)Emergency Department - Maria Middelares General Hospital Ghent

BELGIUM

Belgium

252 65507 Substance abuse

WOMEN PRESENTING TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS WITH ACUTE ALCOHOL

INTOXICATION IN GHENT AND SINT-NIKLAAS (BELGIUM): ARE THEY DIFFERENT

FROM MEN?

T64 Hama 216 9/8/2015 11:38-11:50

C. CORNELIS (1), N. SUNDAHL (1), H. FRANCOIS (2), A. HAUTEKIET (1), S. CALLE

(1), J. DAMEN (2), N. MPOTOS (3), P. DE PAEPE (4), K. DE GRAEVE (5), P. CALLE

(6)

(1)Ghent University, De Pintelaan 185, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (2)AZ

Sint Nikolaas, Department of Emergency Medicine, Moerlandstraat 1, Sint-Niklaas,

Belgium Gent BELGIUM, (3)AZ Sint Lucas, Department of Emergency Medicine,

Groenebriel 1, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (4)UZ Gent, Department of

Emergency Medicine, De Pintelaan 185, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (5)AZ

Jan Palfijn, Department of Emergency Medicine, Watersportlaan 5, Ghent,

Belgium Ghent BELGIUM, (6)AZ Maria Middelares, Department of Emergency

Medicine, Kliniekstraat 27, Ghent, Belgium Ghent BELGIUM

Belgium

73 64272 Academics / Resident Education

UTILIZING SIMULATIONS TO DEVELOP AND ASSESS SOCIO-BEHAVIORAL

COMPETENCY IN AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM: A PILOT

PROJECT

T65 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 10:30-10:42 P. REGA (1) (1)University of Toledo College of Medicine Toledo, Ohio USAUnited States of

America

80 64992 Academics / Resident EducationUSING PATIENT VOICE TO CONSTRUCT AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE CLERKSHIP

CURRICULUMT66 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 10:42-10:54 C. PETERSON (1)

(1)New York Presbyterian Hospital New York USA, (2)Weill Cornell Medical Center

New York USA

United States of

America

168 65280 Academics / Resident Education

ASSESSING THE QUALITY OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION OF A COMMON

�CHIEF COMPLAINT AMONG EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS IN TEACHING

HOSPITALS

T67 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 10:56-11:08 L. JUARBE RIVERA (1), J Mercado (2)(1)University Of Puerto Rico Medical Science Campus San Juan PUERTO RICO,

(2)Hospital UPR Dr. Federico Trilla Carolina PUERTO RICOPuerto Rico

320 65549 Academics / Resident EducationSATISFACTION OF THE EMERGENCY RESIDENTS WITH THE WEB-BASED

COMMUNICATION GROUP FOR EDUCATION.T68 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 11:10-11:22 D. ALFARAJ (1) (1)University of Dammam Khubar SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Arabia

286 65051 Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)FOURTH-YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS DO NOT PERFORM A FOCUSED PHYSICAL

EXAM DURING A CASE-BASED SIMULATION SCENARIOT69 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 11:24-11:36

L. BILELLO (1), N DUBOSH (1), J FISHER (1), J LEWIS (1), D SCHOENFELD (1), E

ULLMAN (1)(1)BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER BOSTON USA

United States of

America

287 65050 Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)ASSESSMENT OF MEDICAL STUDENT MILESTONES IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE

USING CASE-BASED SIMULATIONT70 Efeso 217 9/8/2015 11:38-11:50

L. BILELLO (1), N DUBOSH (1), J FISHER (1), J LEWIS (1), D SCHOENFELD (1), E

ULLMAN (1)(1)BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER BOSTON USA

United States of

America

301 65466 International Emergency MedicineGLOBAL IMPLEMENTATION OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL

INTERVENTIONS ON PRESCRIBING PATTERNS OF ED PHYSICIANS IN ABU DHABIT71 Hama 246 9/8/2015 15:20-15:32

X Anton (1), KS Balhara (2), NA Nassif (1), YH Hsieh (2), T Hassan (1), S Mousa (1),

D Abbashar (1), M Moghazi (1), S Stewart de Ramirez

(1)Al Rahba Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine Abu Dhabi UNITED

ARAB EMIRATES, (2)Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of

Emergency Medicine Baltimore USA

United Arab Emirates,

United States of

America

302 65448 International Emergency MedicineOBSERVATION MEDICINE IN NOVEL SETTINGS: ASSESSMENT OF UTILIZATION

PATTERNS LEADING TO PROLONGED OBSERVATION UNIT STAYS IN THE UAET72 Hama 246 9/8/2015 15:32-15:44

K. BALHARA (1), S. Stewart de Ramirez (1), I. Othman (2), P. Hill (1), S. Figueroa (1),

J. Scheulen (1), X. Anton (2)

(1)Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Emergency

Medicine Baltimore USA, (2)Al Rahba Hospital, Department of Emergency

Medicine Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

United Arab Emirates,

United States of

America

96 65313 International Emergency MedicineAN EVALUATION OF DEFINITIVE CARE HOSPITALS REFUSAL TO ACCEPT PATIENT

TRANSFER REQUESTS FROM AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN RURAL HAITIT73 Hama 246 9/8/2015 15:44-15:56 B. NICHOLSON (1), H. Dhindsa (2), J. Lovelady (2)

(1)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine Boston USA,

(2)Virgina Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine

Richmond USA

United States of

America

184 65674 International Emergency MedicineRECORDING ‘PRESENTING COMPLAINT’ IN THE ED – A PAN-EUROPEAN REVIEW OF

METHODS.T74 Hama 246 9/8/2015 15:56-16:08 K. JANSSENS (1), J. RYAN, R.L. DREW (1)St. Vincent's University Hospital Dublin IRELAND Ireland

140 65440 International Emergency Medicine STATE OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE IN SINGAPORE T75 Hama 246 9/8/2015 16:08-16:20 H.C. Lim (1), M Mahadevan (2), J.J. Oh (3)

(1)Changi General Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE, (2)National University

Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE, (3)Singapore General Hospital Singapore

SINGAPORE

Singapore

194 64582 Paediatrics

DOES PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY SEDATION WITH COMBINED KETAMINE/PROPOFOL

(KETOFOL) RESULT IN FEWER ADVERSE EVENTS THAN KETAMINE OR PROPOFOL

ALONE?

T76 Efeso 247 9/8/2015 15:20-15:32 R. HOFFMAN (1), G Barnett (2)(1)Sidra Medical and Research Institute Doha QATAR, (2)Sheih Khalifa Medical

City Abu Dhabi UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Qatar, United Arab

Emirates

319 65518 Patients at the coreAWARENESS AND PRACTICE OF PEDIATRIC FIRST-AID AMONG SAUDI ARABIAN

PARENTS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDYT77 Efeso 247 9/8/2015 15:32-15:44 A. ALMASS AHMAD (1), B. ALSHAHRANI, A. ALMWEISHEER, A. ALSHLEWI

(1)KING SAUD UNIVERSITY-KING KHALID UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL RIYADH

SAUDI ARABIASaudi Arabia

93 65592 Toxicology / Environmental InjurySPECIFIC ISSUES OF THE CLINICAL PICTURE AND EVOLUTION IN ACUTE TOXIC

METHEMOGLOBINEMIA IN CHILDRENT78 Efeso 247 9/8/2015 15:44-15:56 V. NITESCU (1), D BOGHITOIU (1), CE ULMEANU (1)

(1)Pediatric Poisoning Centre Emergency Clinical Hospital for ChildrenGrigore

Alexandrescu Bucharest ROMANIARomania

257 65498 PaediatricsUTILITY OF ULTRASONOGRAPHY AS ADJUNCTS IN RISK STRATIFICATION FOR

PEDIATRIC SEPTIC ARTHRITIST79 Efeso 247 9/8/2015 15:56-16:08 L. COCHON (1), P. Shashikant Patel (3), AA. Baez (2)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA, (3)University of Florida Gainesville Gainesville USA

Spain, United States of

America

7 65282 PaediatricsA BRIEF EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PEDIATRIC CERVICAL SPINE INJURIEST80 Efeso 247 9/8/2015 16:08-16:20 C. ZERETZKE (1), S. Alwood, P. McMahon, S Herskovitz

(1)University of Florida Gainesville USA, (2)Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical

Center Baton Rouge USA

United States of

America

241 65447 Disaster MedicineGEOGRAPHICAL RELATION OF RITN CENTERS TO MEDICAL TOXICOLOGY

RESOURCEST81 Hama 256 9/8/2015 16:40-16:52

E. DAVLANTES (1), Z Kazzi (1), J Venero (2), S Shartar (3), A Steck (1), A Langston

(4)

(1)Emory University Department of Emergency Medicine Atlanta USA, (2)Radiation

Injury Treatment Network Minneapolis USA, (3)Emory University Office of Critical

Event Preparedness and Response Atlanta USA, (4)Emory University Department

of Hematology and Oncology Atlanta USA

United States of

America

210 65408 Metabolic and endocrine disorders

RISK OF RE-HOSPITALIZATION IN PATIENTS ATTENDING THE EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT FOR ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION: AN OBSERVATIONAL

RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

T82 Hama 256 9/8/2015 16:52-17:04 S. GUERRINI (1), A. GRIGNASCHI (1), M. CAVAZZA (1)(1)Department of Emergency Medicine, S. Orsola-Malpighi University Hospital

Bologna ITALYItaly

233 65652 Toxicology / Environmental Injury EPIDEMIC SYNTHETIC CANNABINOID POISONING: A CASE SERIES T83 Hama 256 9/8/2015 17:06-17:18 E. EUSTICE (1), B. Bailey (1), A. Leonetti (1), K. Katz (1)(1)Lehigh Valley Health Network- Department of Emergency Medicine Allentown

USA

United States of

America

49 64153 Toxicology / Environmental InjuryVITAMIN E IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE ALUMINUM PHOSPHIDE POISONING AS A

NOVEL THERAPY: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALT84 Hama 256 9/8/2015 17:20-17:32

S. SHADNIA (1), Z. Halvaie (2), H. Tehrani (2), K. Soltanienjad (3), M. Abdollahi (4),

G. Sasanian (4)

(1)Clinical Toxicology Department, Loghman Hakim Hospital Poison Center,

Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Faculty of

Pharmacy, Islamic Azad University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (3)Legal

Medicine Research Center, Legal Medicine Organization Tehran IRAN, (4)Faculty

of Pharmacy, Tehran University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN

Iran

145 65599 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation TREATMENT OF COCAINE CARDIOVASCULAR TOXICITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW T85 Hama 256 9/8/2015 17:34-17:46E. LAURIN (1), J. RICHARDS (1), D. GARBER (1), T. ALBERTSON (1), R. DERLET

(1), E. AMSTERDAM (1), K. OLSON (2), E. RAMOSKA (3), R. LANGE (4)

(1)UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER SACRAMENTO USA,

(2)UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO USA,

(3)DREXEL UNIVERSITY PHILADELPHIA USA, (4)TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY EL

PASO USA

United States of

America

318 65605 Toxicology / Environmental Injury THE EFFECTS OF SUGAMMADEX IN TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANT TOXICITY T86 Hama 256 9/8/2015 17:48-18:00 H. ALP (1), A. BAYIR (2), H. KARA (3), A. UNLU (4), M. YILMAZ (5), MI. ALP

(1)Kastamonu State Hospital Emergency Department Kastamonu TURKEY,

(2)Selcuk Universty Hospital Emergency Department Konya TURKEY, (3)Selcuk

Universty Hospital Emergency Department Konya TURKEY, (4)Selcuk Universty

Hospital Biochemistry Department Konya TURKEY, (5)Selcuk Universty Hospital

Histology Department Konya TURKEY, (6)Selcuk Universty Hospital Physiology

Department Konya TURKEY

Turkey

203 64969 Orthopaedic Emergencies RAPID INTERVENTION AND DISCHARGE OF SHOULDER DISLOCATIONS T87 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 16:40-16:52 A. HABIB (1), S Carr (2)(1)Doncaster Royal Infirmary Doncaster UNITED KINGDOM, (2)Galway Regional

Hospitals Galway IRELANDIreland, United Kingdom

133 65389 Trauma TRANEXAMIC ACID OVER USE IN MAJOR TRAUMA PATIENTS T88 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 16:52-17:04 M. MAJEED (1), Fateh Khan (1), Obaid Ullah Zafar (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

35 65318 TraumaPREHOSPITAL SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE AND MORTALITY IN MAJOR

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: IS THERE A HYPOTENSION THRESHOLD?T89 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 17:06-17:18

D. SPAITE (1), C. Hu (1, 2), B. Bobrow (1, 3), V. Chikani (1, 3), B. Barnhart (1), D.

Sherrill (2), J. Gaither (1), C. Viscusi (1), K. Denninghoff (1), U. Stolz (1)

(1)Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center, University of Arizona Phoenix

USA, (2)College of Public Health, University of Arizona Tucson USA, (3)Arizona

Department of Health Services Phoenix USA

United States of

America

136 65386 TraumaSUSPECT PELVIC INJURIES BASED ON MECHANISM ALONE OR IN CONJUGATION

WITH PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERST90 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 17:20-17:32 M. MAJEED (1), Asif Naveed (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

238 65197 TraumaRISK FACTORS FOR UNDERTRIAGE OF SERIOUS TRAUMA IN PATIENTS AGED 65

AND OLDER PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTT91 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 17:34-17:46

R. DICKASON (1), A. Ourian (2), Z. Ali (1), M. Zimmerman (2), J. Torres (1), J.

Sample (2), S. Jazarevic (2), M. Radeos (1)

(1)New York Hospital Queens, Department of Emergency Medicine Flushing USA,

(2)New York Hospital Queens, Department of Surgery Flushing USA

United States of

America

255 65502 Trauma

THE ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION (ACDC): PERFORMANCE

ASSESSMENT OF CONTRAST ENHANCED ULTRASOUND COMPARED TO

ABDOMINAL CT AND CONVENTIONAL ULTRASOUND IN AN EMERGENCY TRAUMA

T92 Efeso 257 9/8/2015 17:48-18:00 L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), A.A. Baez (2)(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA

Spain, United States of

America

64 65309 Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain Management

FIRST PASS SUCCESS OF THE GLIDESCOPE TITANIUM MAC VIDEO

LARYNGOSCOPE IS HIGHER WHEN USED AS A VIDEO LARNGYOSCOPE THAN

WHEN USED AS A DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPE FOR EMERGENCY INTUBATION

W130 Hama 306 9/9/2015 8:45-8:57 J. SAKLES (1), B. Arcaris (1), A. Patanwala (1), J. Mosier (1), J. Dicken (1) (1)University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson USAUnited States of

America

65 65236 Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain Management

THE USE OF APNEIC OXYGENATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASE IN THE

FIRST PASS SUCCESS IN RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATIONS IN THE EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT

W131 Hama 306 9/9/2015 8:57-9:09 J. SAKLES (1), B. Arcaris (1), A. Patanwala (1), J. Mosier (1) (1)University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson USAUnited States of

America

230 65216 Pulmonary disordersCOMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA DISCHARGED FOR OUT-OF HOSPITAL

TREATMENT FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: THE REBOUNDSW95 Hama 306 9/9/2015 9:11-9:23

R. FERRARI (1), G. MONTI (1), M. CAVAZZA (1), S. TEDESCHI (2), F. TUMIETTO

(2), P. VIALE (2)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY,

(2)Infectious Diseases, University of Bologna Bologna ITALYItaly

258 65497 Pulmonary disorders

ACUTE CARE DIAGNOSTICS COLLABORATION: ASSESSMENT OF WELLS SCORE

AND REVISED GENEVA SCORE INTEGRATED WITH HELICAL COMPUTED

TOMOGRAPHY IN A BAYESIAN CLINICAL DECISION MODEL

W96 Hama 306 9/9/2015 9:25-9:37 L. COCHON (1), M. Supino (2), A.A. Baez (2)(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)Jackson Memorial Hospital

Miami USA

Spain, United States of

America

177 65541 Respiratory and ENT Emergencies

ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PROFILE PERFORMED BY THE EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN IN

PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DECOMPENSATED CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY

DISEASE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

W97 Hama 306 9/9/2015 9:39-9:51M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), O. ANDOLSI (1), O. KHILA

(1), M. ARAFA (1), K. LAMINE (1)(1)military hospital of tunis tunis TUNISIA Tunisia

228 65530 Respiratory and ENT Emergencies

THE IMPACT AND THE OUTCOME OF UNCONVENTIONAL INDICATIONS TO NON-

INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION FOR ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE IN THE

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

W98 Hama 306 9/9/2015 9:53-10:05R. FERRARI (1), R. VOZA (1), D. AGOSTINELLI (2), DP. POMATA (1), G. MONTI (1),

M. CAVAZZA (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY,

(2)Internal Medicine, Università degli Studi Bologna ITALYItaly

219 65545 GeriatricsPREDICTORS OF REPEAT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AMONG PATIENTS

AGED OVER 65W99 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 8:45-8:57

R. JABRI (1), H. GHAZALI, G. CHAABENI, A. YAHMADI, N. ELHENI, M. MOUGAIDA,

M. CHKIR, S. SOUISSI(1)regional hospital, emergency department ben arous TUNISIA Tunisia

232 65213 GeriatricsNEGLECTED CAUSES OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE FOR THE ELDERLY IN THE

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTW100 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 8:57- 9:09 R. FERRARI (1), D. AGOSTINELLI (2), D.P. POMATA (1), M. CAVAZZA (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY,

(2)Internal Medicine, University of Bologna Bologna ITALYItaly

14 64065 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationBEING MORTAL: THE OREGON DEATH WITH DIGNITY EXPERIENCE (PHYSICIAN

ASSISTED SUICIDE IN OREGON AND AROUND THE WORLD)W101 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 9:11-9:23 D. WOODS (1) (1)Rogue Regional Medical Center Medford USA

United States of

America

229 65220 Education THE IMPACT OF DYING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT W102 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 9:25-9:37R. FERRARI (1), C. LANZARINI (1), A. LONGANESI (1), R. RAPAGNANI (1), D.

ROTONDO (1), M. CAVAZZA (1)(1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY Italy

264 65319 Social role of emergency medicinePALLIATIVE CARE SCREENING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVEW103 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 9:39-9:51 S. CHRISTOS (1), S. C., S. F., N. P., M. S.

(1)Presence Resurrection Medical Center, Department of Emergency Medicine

Chicago USA

United States of

America

67 65252 Patient Flow / Throughput Management DOES EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TRIAGE PAIN SCORE PREDICT DISPOSITION? W104 Efeso 307 9/9/2015 9:53-10:05 J. RIORDAN (1), M. WAKIM (1), J. PATRIE (1), W. DELL (1) (1)University of Virginia Charlottesville USAUnited States of

America

52 65585 Critical CareFEASIBILITY OF THE SONOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT OF THE VENOUS EXCAVATION

(SAVE) PROTOCOLW110 Hama 316 9/9/2015 10:30-10:42 JS SEO (2), HH DOH (1), SC LEE (4), JH LEE (5), HY KIM (3)

(1)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (2)Dongguk

University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (3)Dongguk University Ilsan

Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH KOREA, (4)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-

si SOUTH KOREA, (5)Dongguk University Ilsan Hospital Goyang-si SOUTH

KOREA

South Korea

134 65388 Imaging / Imaging by UltrasoundSPECIFICITY OF BEDSIDE ULTRASOUND TO DIAGNOSE RENAL

STONES/HYDRONEPHROSIS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTW106 Hama 316 9/9/2015 10:42-10:54 M Azam Majeed (1), Noora Alsukaity (1), Ahmed Alhubashi (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

135 65387 Imaging / Imaging by UltrasoundARE ED PHYSICIANS ANY GOOD TO PERFORM DVT SCANNING IN THE EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT?W107 Hama 316 9/9/2015 10:56-11:08 M Azam Majeed, Ahmed Alhubshi (1), Noora Alsukaity (1), Asif Naveed (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

174 65655 Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

EVALUATION OF THE INFERIOR VENA CAVA DIAMETERS AND ITS COMPLIANCE

DURING THE RESPIRATORY CYCLE BY THE FOCUSED CARDIAC ULTRASOUND:

EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN VERSUS CARDIOLOGIST

W108 Hama 316 9/9/2015 11:10-11:22M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), M. ARAFA (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), O. KHILA (1),

O. ANDOLSI (1), K. TAAMALLAH (2), W. FEHRI (2), K. LAMINE (1)

(1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA, (2)military

hospital of tunis cardiology department tunis TUNISIATunisia

176 65647 Imaging / Imaging by Ultrasound

FOCUSED ULTRASOUND CARDIAC CONTRIBUTION PRACTICE BY THE EMERGENCY

PHYSICIAN IN THE DIAGNOSTIC MANAGEMENT, TREATMENT AND ORIENTATION OF

PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

W109 Hama 316 9/9/2015 11:24-11:36M. BEN LASSOUED (1), R. JEBRI (1), R. HAMMAMI (1), M. ARAFA (1), O. ANDOLSI

(1), O. KHILA (1), K. LAMINE (1)(1)military hospital of tunis tunis TUNISIA Tunisia

214 65184 Imaging / Imaging by UltrasoundBEDSIDE ULTRASONOGRAPHY OF OPTIC NERVE VERSUS OPHTHALMOSCOPY FOR

PREDICTING ELEVATED INTRA CRANIAL PRESSUREW105 Hama 316 9/9/2015 11:38-11:50 K. GOLSHANI (1), M Ebrahim Zadeh (1), B Masoumi (1), R Azizkhani (1) (1)Isfahan University of Medical Sciences Isfahan IRAN Iran

193 65164 Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation VULNERABILITY STUDY OF HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE IRANIAN

MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL EDUCATIOW111 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 10:30-10:42

S. HOSSEINI KASNAVIEH (1), Hamed Basirghafouri, Gholamreza Masumi, mojtaba

Chardoli, Mohamreza Yasinzadeh, Nader Tavakoli, Hasan Amiri

(1)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (2)Iran

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (3)Iran University of

Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (4)Iran University of Medical

Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (5)Iran University of Medical Sciences,

Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN, (6)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Tehran IRAN, (7)Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran Tehran IRAN

Iran

138 65338 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationSTREAMING EXPEDITES PATIENT CARE AND SAVES TIME IN A BUSY EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENTW112 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 10:42-10:54 M. MAJEED (1), Asif Naveed (1), Elizabeth Miller (1) (1)University Hospital Birmingham Birmingham UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom

183 65675 Administration, Health Policy, and LegislationCompliments, Complaints and Claims: An Alternative Model for Scoring Patient-

SatisfactionW113 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 10:56-11:08 K. JANSSENS (1), B. FARRELLY, R.L. DREW, N. SALTER

(1)St. Michaels Hospital, St. Vincent's University Healthcare Group DUBLIN

IRELANDIreland

22 65691 Patient Flow / Throughput Management COGNITIVE FUNCTION DECLINE IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE SHIFTS W114 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 11:10-11:22 A. TSE (1), L. SANCHEZ (1)(1)Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Beth Israel Deaconess

Medical Center Boston USA

United States of

America

108 65449 Patient Flow / Throughput ManagementTHE EFFECTS OF SCREENING FOR EBOLA ON EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

THROUGHPUTW115 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 11:24-11:36

W Mwangi (1), R Nagurka (1), M Steenberg (1), G Sugalski (1), T Murano (1), S

Lamba (1), S Keller (1)(1)Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Newark USA

United States of

America

207 65174 Risk management / ED and Legal AffairsUTILIZING PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT COMPLAINTS AS A QUALITY ASSURANCE

MARKER IN EMERGENCY MEDICINEW116 Efeso 317 9/9/2015 11:38-11:50 K. GURLEY (1), R. WOLFE (1), S. GROSSMAN (1), J. EDLOW (1), J. BURSTEIN (1)

(1)Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine at

Harvard University Boston USA

United States of

America

29 64054 Cardiovascular / CPR / ResuscitationLONG TERM OUTCOME OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM SYSTEM TO DECREASE

CARDIAC ARREST OUTSIDE OF THE INTENSIVE CARE UNITW117 Hama 346 9/9/2015 15:20-15:32 J. SURIYACHAISAWAT (1), A. SURAKARN (1) (1)BANGKOK HOSPITAL GROUP BANGKOK THAILAND Thailand

40 65568 Cardiovascular / CPR / Resuscitation

IMPACT OF INTRA-ARREST FLUID LOADING WITH DIFFERENT DOSES OF

CRYSTALLOID INFUSION ON HAEMODYNAMICS IN EXPERIMENTAL CARDIAC

ARREST

W118 Hama 346 9/9/2015 15:32-15:44R. SKULEC (1), A. TRUHLAR (2), R. CERNA PARIZKOVA (3), Z. TUREK (3), D.

ASTAPENKO (3,4), V. CERNY (3,4,5,6)

(1)Emergency Medical Service of the Central Bohemian Region Kladno CZECH

REPUBLIC, (2)Emergency Medical Service of the Hradec Kralove Region Hradec

Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (3)Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care,

Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove Hradec

Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (4)Department of Research and Development,

Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove Hradec

Kralove CZECH REPUBLIC, (5)Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative

Medicine and Intensive Care J.E. Purkinje University, Masaryk Hospital Usti nad

Labem CZECH REPUBLIC, (6)Dept. of Anesthesia, Pain Management and

Perioperative Medicine Dalhousie University Halifax CANADA

Canada, Czech

Republic

94 65680 Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

COLLABORATIVE EFFORT BETWEEN A RURAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AND A

UNIVERSITY BASED FLIGHT PROGRAM - DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A

SCHOOL BASED FIRST AID, CPR AND AED TRAINING PROGRAM

W119 Hama 346 9/9/2015 15:44-15:56H. Dhindsa (1), B. Nicholson (2), J. Lovelady (3), V. Sikka (1), B. Bogue (3), K. Baker

(3)

(1)Virginia Commonwealth University - Department of Emergency Medicine

Richmond USA, (2)Boston Medical Center - Department of Emergency Medicine

Boston USA, (3)Virginia Commonwealth University - Emergency Aviation,

Department of Emergency Medicine Richmond USA

United States of

America

5 65524 Cardiovascular / Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

PRIMARY PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION IN ST-ELEVATION

MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION COMPLICATED WITH ACUTE HEART FAILURE:

PREDICTORS AND LONG-TERM OUTCOME

T48 Hama 346 9/9/2015 15:56-16:08

I. ZIVKOVIC (1), V. PAVLOVIC (1), D. MILASINOVIC (1), Z. MEHMEDBEGOVIC (1),

A.D. RISTIC (1,2), D. MATIC (1), L. JOVANOVIC (1), V. DEDOVIC (1), I. MILINKOVIC

(1), D. SIMEUNOVIC (1,2), V. VUKCEVIC (1,2), G. STANKOVIC (1,2), P.M.

SEFEROVIC (1,2)

(1)Department of Cardiology, Clinical Center of Serbia Belgrade SERBIA,

(2)School of Medicine, University of Belgrade Belgrade SERBIASerbia

87 64984 Pre-Hospital / EMS / Out of Hospital

SENSITIVITY, SPECIFICITY AND PREDICTIVE VALUES OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL

SERVICE PROVIDER ASSESSED CARDIAC SYMPTOMS ON ACUTE MYOCARDIAL

INFARCTION

W121 Hama 346 9/9/2015 16:08-16:20J. PARK (1), T Kim (2), Y Ro (3), W Cha (4), S Moon (5), S Shin (1), Y Kim (2), J Joo

(2)

(1)Seoul National University Hospital Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (2)Seoul National

University Bundang Hospital Bundang SOUTH KOREA, (3)Laboratory of

Emergency Medical Service, Seoul National University Hospital Biomedical

Research Institute Seoul SOUTH KOREA, (4)Samsung Medical Center Seoul

SOUTH KOREA, (5)Korea University Ansan Hospital Ansan SOUTH KOREA

South Korea

2 65540 Patient Flow / Throughput ManagementEVALUATION OF CONSULTANTS’ SATISFACTION IN A TUNISIAN EMERGENCY

DEPARTMENT (ABOUT 300 PATIENTS)W122 Efeso 347 9/9/2015 15:20-15:32

M.A HADJ ALI (1), A ZORGATI (2), L BOUKADIDA (3), R YOUSSEF (4), S OUNAIS

(5), A JERBI (6), R BOUKEF (7)(1)SAHLOUL Hospital, Emergency department Sousse TUNISIA Tunisia

68 65251 Patient Flow / Throughput ManagementBEYOND THE EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX, ARE PATIENT VARIABLES

ASSOCIATED WITH DISPOSITION?W123 Efeso 347 9/9/2015 15:32-15:44 J. RIORDAN (1) (1)University of Virginia charlottesville USA

United States of

America

209 64193 Patient Flow / Throughput Management ER THROUGHPUT: STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF DELAYS W124 Efeso 347 9/9/2015 15:44-15:56 A. GULATI (1), T Spiegel (1) (1)University of Chicago Chicago USAUnited States of

America

245 65322 Patient Flow / Throughput ManagementA QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE CHALLENGES OF CLINICAL REFERRALS IN THE

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTW125 Efeso 347 9/9/2015 15:56-16:08 J. CUSACK (1), S CUSACK (1), R CUSACK (2), R O'SULLIVAN (2)

(1)UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK CORK IRELAND, (2)CORK UNIVERSITY

HOSPITAL CORK IRELANDIreland

311 65531 Patient Flow / Throughput Management

MINING BIG DATA TO ENHANCE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FLOW: A STUDY OF

THE EFFECT OF VISITS AND ARRIVAL PATTERNS ON LENGTH OF STAY AND

IMPLICATIONS IN MAXIMIZING ED CAPACITY.

W126 Efeso 347 9/9/2015 16:08-16:20 M. ATTIA (1), J Loiselle, B King (1)Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Dept of Pediatrics Philadelphia USAUnited States of

America

88 65140 Abdominal / GastrointestinalEMERGENCY PHYSICIAN ESTIMATIONS OF THE DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY OF NON-

TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL/PELVIC CT IMAGINGW127 Hama 356 9/9/2015 16:40-16:52 W. PAOLO (1), L Nguyen, W Grant, S Wojcik

(1)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA, (2)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA, (3)SUNY

Upstate Syracuse USA, (4)SUNY Upstate Syracuse USA

United States of

America

260 65495 Abdominal / GastrointestinalNASOGASTRIC LAVAGE ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS AT LOW RISK BY THE GBS

AND AIMS65 SCORING SYSTEMS IN PATIENTS WITH UPPER GI BLEEDINGW128 Hama 356 9/9/2015 16:52-17:04 L. COCHON (1), E. Perlini (2), AR Deshpande (2), DA Sussman (2), AA Baez (3)

(1)Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona SPAIN, (2)University of Miami Miller School

of Medicine Miami USA, (3)Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami USA

United States of

America

171 65665 Urology Genito-urinaryEVALUATION OF EMPIRIC ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN

THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. PROSPECTIVE STUDY ABOUT 236 CASES.W129 Hama 356 9/9/2015 17:06-17:18

R. JEBRI (1), O. DJEBBI (1), E. JBELI (1), M. HAGUI (1), I. BENNOURI (1), M.

BENLASSOUED (1), K. LAMINE (1)(1)military hospital of tunis emergency department tunis TUNISIA Tunisia

38 65690 Pulmonary disorders

PULMONARY EMBOLISM POSITIVE POINT PREVALENCE IN 32 CLINICAL STUDIES

THAT UTILIZE CHEST CTA IN THE DETECTION OF PULMONARY EMBOLISM IN AT

RISK PATIENTS

W93 Hama 356 9/9/2015 17:20-17:32 E. SLOAN (1), C. SLOAN (2), T. DUNNE (3)

(1)University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago USA, (2)Tufts University

College of Medicine Boston USA, (3)Rush University College of Medicine Chicago

USA

United States of

America

39 65688 Pulmonary disorders

PULMONARY EMBOLISM (PE) POINT PREVALENCE RATES IN SUSPECTED PE

PATIENTS FROM 164 CLINICAL STUDIES ARE LOW ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR MORE

FREQUENT PRELIMINARY D-DIMER USE

W94 Hama 356 9/9/2015 17:34-17:46 E. SLOAN (1), T DUNNE (2), C SLOAN (3)

(1)University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago USA, (2)Rush University

College of Medicine Chicago USA, (3)Tufts University College of Medicine Boston

USA

United States of

America

300 64056 Airway / Analgesia / Anesthesia /Sedation / Pain ManagementCOMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF CAFFEINE VS. KETOROLAC INTRAVENOUS

ADMINISTRATION EFFICACY IN ACUTE MIGRAINE HEADACHES WITHOUT AURAW132 Hama 356 9/9/2015 17:48-18:00

A. BARATLOO (1), A. ROUHIPOUR (2), MM. FOROUZANFAR (1), S. ARAB

BAFARANI (1), S. SAFARI (1), F. RAHMATI (1)

(1)Emergency Department, Shohadaye Tajrish Hospital, Shahid Beheshti

University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN, (2)Pediatric Department, Valiasr Iran

84 64177 Academics / Resident Education SIMULATION TRAINING FOR EMERGENCY TEAMS W133 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 16:40-16:52 J. PEK (1), E. WONG (1), F. LATEEF (1)Singapore General Hospital Singapore SINGAPORE Singapore

231 65214 Patient Flow / Throughput ManagementA FLOW PROCESSING MANAGER NURSE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO

IMPROVE SAFETY, OPTIMIZE THROUGHPUT AND INCREASE PERFORMANCESW134 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 16:52-17:04 C. Lanzarini (1), R. Ferrari (1), S. Canovi (1), G. Vitale (1), M. Cavazza (1) (1)Emergency Department, Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi Bologna ITALY Italy

9 64303 Clinical Policies / Practice GuidelinesCOMPARISON OF USING EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX (ESI) AND THE 4 – LEVEL

TRIAGE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTW135 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 17:06-17:18 C. YUKSEN (1) (1)Ramathibodi hospital Bangkokj THAILAND Thailand

50 65607 Academics / Resident EducationEFFICACY OF WEB-BASED LOGBOOK SYSTEM ON EMERGENCY MEDICINE

RESIDENTS RECORDED ACTIVITIES AND SATISFACTIONW136 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 17:20-17:32 J. SEYED HOSSEINI (1), A. Labaf (1), M. Ashrafi (1) (1)Tehran University of Medical Sciences Tehran IRAN Iran

69 65250 Academics / Resident Education INNOVATIVE PPOCEDURAL TRAINING CURRICULUM IN EMEREGENCY MEDICINE W137 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 17:34-17:46 J. RIORDAN (1), P. TARGONSKI (1) (1)University of Virginia Charlottesville USAUnited States of

America

206 64966 Patient Flow / Throughput Management HIGH LEVEL TRIAGE, INNOVATION BEYOND IMAGINATION W138 Efeso 357 9/9/2015 17:48-18:00 A. HABIB (1), F Khan (1) (1)Doncaster Royal Infirmary Doncaster UNITED KINGDOM United Kingdom