Please see the above link to watch Dr. Luke Wood demonstrate placement of a Minnesota Tube for massive uncontrolled GI hemorrhage.
Dr. Sara Hevesi is an EM consultant in Rochester, MN
The second Mayo EM residency journal club of the year met on August 8th, hosted by [...]
By: Ashley Jacobson, MD
Dr. Jacobson is a resident physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.
As more and more people explore the outdoors with summer and [...]
Dr. Ashley Jacobson, MD
Summer heat making you feel more exhausted than normal? Or has COVID quarantine encouraged you to spend more time on mountain trails [...]
Dr. Sara Hevesi and Dr. Maria Kaisler
Dr. Hevesi is a consultant at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. Dr. Kaisler is a PGY-3 and chief resident [...]
Emily Woods, MD
Dr. Woods is an emergency physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN and SE MN.
This study was recently published in the American Journal [...]
Emily Woods
Dr. Woods is an Emergency Physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester and South-East Minnesota
Palliative care has been identified as an area of low outpatient [...]
Caitlin Brown, PharmD and Alicia Mattson, PharmD
Dr. Brown and Dr. Mattson are pharmacists at Mayo Clinic in the Emergency Department.
With the rapidly increasing population of individuals [...]
Congratulations to our newest senior residents!
Welcome to the family to our new interns!
Authors: Jana L. Anderson, MD and Lucas Oliveira J. e Silva, MD
Dr. Anderson is a pediatric emergency physician in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo [...]
Bottom-line for clinicians and administrative stakeholders: This systematic review highlights potential interventions that could be used to improve geriatric patient experience in the ED. Effective interventions were department-wide interventions aimed to provide comprehensive geriatric-friendly acute care. Bottom-line for researchers: This review highlights the need for validation of patient experience questionnaires as well as the need for providing detailed descriptions of intervention strategies, with special attention to intervention fidelity.
Author: Isabella Lichen
Comment on Lichen et al. Non-pharmacologic interventions improve comfort and experience among older adults in the Emergency Department. The American Journal [...]