Background Unplanned postoperative return visits to the emergency department (ED) and
readmission represent a quality bench outcome and pose a considerable cost burden to …

Objective: The purpose of this article was to demonstrate related characteristics of intensive
care unit (ICU) admission after an unscheduled revisit by febrile children visiting the …

Introduction Vital signs measurements aid in the early identification of patients at risk of
clinical deterioration and determining the severity of illness. Health care providers rely on …

Background Pediatric returns to the emergency department (RTED) vary between 3% and
13% of the total ED volume of visits. However, the incidence and contribution of scheduled …

Objective Although 72-hour return visits are a frequently reported metric for pediatric patients
discharged from the emergency department (ED), the basis for this metric is not established …

Aim: The evaluation of the patients who revisit the emergency department is used as one of
the quality indicators of the emergency services. Revisits contribute to the increase in the …

Background Acute pain episodes in children with sickle cell disease (SCD) represent a
leading cause of readmissions. We examined prescription practices at the time of discharge …

Objective: Although emergency complaints in newborns are very rare and benign, pediatric
emergency department (ED) admissions in Turkey are increasing due to early postpartum …

Objective Unscheduled return visits to the emergency department (unscheduled RTED)
increase both the workload and overcrowding in the emergency department. The aim in the …

Objective: Emergency department (ED) visits due to concussion have increased over recent
years. We aimed to identify variables associated with unscheduled adolescents return to the …