2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2012.02.016
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The Effect of Gynecologic Algorithm Pathways on Emergency Department Visit Times

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“…Clinical practice guidelines have been used successfully in many aspects of women's health in the ED: vaginal bleeding with and without pregnancy, hyperemesis, and vaginal discharge (Lee et al, 2013). Although the results of this study did not support the reduction of LOS by the use of an evidence-based CPG in the ED for the diagnosis of acute pelvic pain, the study did identify a significant use of the protocol by the ED health care providers.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 60%
“…Clinical practice guidelines have been used successfully in many aspects of women's health in the ED: vaginal bleeding with and without pregnancy, hyperemesis, and vaginal discharge (Lee et al, 2013). Although the results of this study did not support the reduction of LOS by the use of an evidence-based CPG in the ED for the diagnosis of acute pelvic pain, the study did identify a significant use of the protocol by the ED health care providers.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 60%
“…Front-end processes are defined as the patient care processes that occur from the time of a patient’s initial arrival to a GES to the time a health care provider formally assumes responsibility, notably including the triage process[ 26 ]. Previous studies have demonstrated the efficacy of front-end operation targeted care pathways to improve the care of otolaryngologic and head and neck emergency patients[ 27 ], emergency presentations for cystitis[ 28 ], and common gynecologic emergencies[ 29 ]. In all studies, the identification of appropriate patients at triage for specifically designed care pathways resulted in a reduction in wait times and burden on health care providers without compromising safety.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%