Emergency Medicine
Pediatricians from the Department of Pediatrics and Alberta Health Services has collaborated and have helped create the only sub-specialized Pediatric Emergency Department, which engages in knowledge exchange and training with healthcare professionals across Alberta.
Items in this Collection
- 8Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic
- 4Acute Disease
- 4Anti-Asthmatic Agents
- 4Asthma
- 3Asthma, Exercise-Induced
- 2Administration, Oral
- 17Pediatrics, Department of
- 17Pediatrics, Department of/Emergency Medicine
- 8Emergency Medicine, Department of
- 8Emergency Medicine, Department of/Reviews (Emergency Medicine)
- 1Family Medicine, Department of
- 1Family Medicine, Department of/Reviews (Family Medicine)
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2013
Rosychuk, Rhonda J., Chang, Hsing-Ming
The topic of spatial cluster detection gained attention in statistics during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Effort has been devoted to the development of methods for detecting spatial clustering of cases and events in the biological sciences, astronomy and epidemiology. More recently, research...
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A Spatial Scan Statistic for Compound Poisson Data, Using Negative Binomial Distribution and Accounting for Population Stratification
Download2015
Chang, Hsing-Ming, Rosychuk, Rhonda J.
Since the interest in studying spatial relations in plant populations was raised in the 1950s, much effort has been devoted to the development of methods for spatial data analysis. One such development focused on techniques for detecting spatial clusters of cases and events in the biological...
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Emergency Health Care Use among Sociodemographic Groups of Children Presenting to Emergency Departments for Self-Harm in Alberta
Emergency Health Care Use among Sociodemographic Groups of Children Presenting to Emergency Departments for Self-Harm in Alberta
Download2015-03-30
Tsang, Conrad I. , Rosychuk,Rhonda J. , Newton, Amanda S.
Objective: To examine sociodemographic variations among children <18 years in (1) rates of self-harm visits to emergency departments (EDs) and (2) physician follow-up after the self-harm visit in Alberta. Methods: A retrospective, population-based cohort (2002–2011) of ED visits for self-harm by...
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Frequent users of emergency departments and patient flow in Alberta and Ontario, Canada: an administrative data study
Download2020-04-02
Anqi Chen, Scott Fielding, X. Joan Hu, Patrick McLane, Andrew McRae, Maria Ospina, Rhonda J Rosychuk
Background Frequent users to emergency departments (EDs) are a diverse group of patients with high numbers of ED presentations. This study compares patient flow characteristics of adult high system users (HSUs) and control groups in Alberta and Ontario, Canada. Methods Annual cohorts of HSUs...