Aims This study aimed to determine incidences, diagnoses, and outcomes of patients with
chest pain attended by paramedics using a large population-based sample. Methods …

Background Chest pain is common in acute ambulance transports. This study aims to
characterize and compare ambulance-transported chest pain patients to non-chest pain …

A retrospective cohort study and chart review were performed to estimate the absolute and
relative prevalence of the serious diagnoses that might cause a patient to present to the …

Background This study aimed to estimate the direct healthcare cost burden of acute chest
pain attendances presenting to ambulance in Victoria, Australia, and to identify key cost …

REFERENCES 1. https://www. cdc. gov/nchs/data/nhamcs/web_tables/
2015_ed_web_tables. pdf (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: National Hospital …

Introduction Hospitalization is the largest component of health care spending in the United
States. Most hospitalized patients first visit the emergency department (ED), where …

Background Chest pain is the second most common presenting complaint seen in the
emergency department. Following evaluation in the emergency department, many of these …

Despite many insights and innovations over the past decade, the ED evaluation of patients
with chest pain remains challenging, and a high percentage of these patients are admitted to …

Objectives This study aims to describe patients who called for the emergency medical
service (EMS) due to chest discomfort, in relation to gender and age. Methods All patients …

Objective To identify the demographic and clinical characteristics of patients who present to
A ustralian rural emergency departments (EDs) with chest pain. Design Retrospective …