Emergency departments;I dipartimenti di emergenza-urgenza

Radiologia Medica

Volumn 104, Issue 4, 2002, Pages 351-358

  Grassi, Roberto ^a,d   Romano, Luigia ^c   Rotondo, Antonio ^b  

^a SECOND UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES   (Italy)

^b POLICLINICO   (Italy)

^c CARDARELLI HOSPITAL   (Italy)

^d NONE   (Italy)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ACCIDENT; COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS; DIAGNOSTIC VALUE; EMERGENCY WARD; FRANCE; HEALTH SERVICE; HUMAN; ITALY; ORGANIZATION; POLITICS; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; REVIEW; TECHNOLOGY;

EMERGENCY SERVICE, HOSPITAL; TRIAGE;

EID: 0036826581     PISSN: 00338362     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Review

References (39)

1. Pujol J, Cazaban M: Aspects économiques de l'imagerie d'urgence. In: Taourel P (eds): Imagerie des urgences, pag 399- 406, Masson Editeur, Paris, 2001.
2. Holmes RL, Schroeder RE: ABC estimation of unit costs for emergency department services. J Ambul Care Manage 19: 22-30, 1996.
3. Williams RM: Distribution of emergency department costs. Ann Emerg Med 28: 671-676, 1996.
4. Fisher BA: What the role of the modem ED should be. Cost Qual Q J 5: 28-37, 1999.
5. Fisher BA: The emergency department under managed care: exploring an alternative model. Coll Rev 14: 15-38, 1997.
6. Rhea JT: Reducing hospital emergency department cost through aggressive use of diagnostic imaging. Emergency Radiol 5: 129-134, 1998.
7. Karpiel MS: Capitated contracting for emergency services, Health Financ Manage 50: 32-37, 1996.
8. Berthier F, Andreu M, Bourjac et al: Analysis of cost and of non-medical care load of patients seen in an accident and emergency department. The importance of clinical classification of emergency patients. Eur J Emerg Med 5: 235-240, 1998.
9. West TD, Pitzer SA: Improving quality while managing costs in emergency medicine. J Health Care Finance 24: 17-29, 1997.
10. Alzen G, Stargardt A: A new concept for rational emergency diagnosis of polytrauma patients. Radiologe 35: 406-408, 1995.
11. Baker SR: Radiologists belong in trauma centers and emergency suites. Diagnostic Imaging (October): 47-53, 2001.
12. Pohlenz O, Bode PJ: The trauma emergency room: a concept for handling and imaging the polytrauma patient. Eur J Radiol 22: 2-6, 1996.
13. Scaglione M: Basic principles for emergency departments in the western public health systems. Emergency Radiology 2002, in press.
14. Waydhas C, Kanz KG, Ruchholtz S et al: Algorithms in trauma management. Unfallchirurg 100; 913-921, 1997.
15. Franken EA Jr. Berbaum KS. Smith WL et al: Teleradiology for consultation between practitioners and radiologists. Ann NY Acad Sci 17: 277-280, 1992.
16. Hauser H, Bohndorf K: Radiological emergency management of multiple trauma patients. Emergency Radiol 6: 61-69, 1999.
17. Anderson QN: Pictorial archiving communicating system (PACS): how can we not go filmless? Emergency Radiol 7: 257-258, 2000.
18. Baker SR: Get the picture - Take my word for it. Emergency Radiol 7: 127-128, 2000.
19. Fenis EJ: Ultrasound and emergency medicine. Emergency Radiology 7: 62-64, 2000.
20. Dalla Palma L, Stacul F, Mosconi E et al: Ecografia e radiografia diretta dell'addome nella diagnosi della colica renale: un approccio ancora valido. Radiol Med 102:222-225, 2001.
21. Hauser H, Bohndorf K: Radiological management of multiple trauma patients: a transatlantic discussion. Emergency Radiology 6: 59-60, 1999.
22. Shuman WP: CT of blunt abdominal trauma in adults. Radiology 205: 297-306, 1997.
23. Baker SR: CT - Is there a dosage problem? Diagnostic Imaging in Cuba: an International Congress. Havana-Varadero (Cuba) 19-26. January, 2002.
24. Rhea JT. Novelline RA: Patient management and cost implications of using CT for emergency patients. Emergency Radiol 8: 224-225, 2001.
25. Scalfani SJ: Interventional radiology for trauma: time to mature. Emergency Radiol 7: 197, 2000.
26. Scalfani SJ: Emergency interventional radiology. Emergency Radiol 6: 192, 1999.
27. Gooding GAW: The age of vascular imaging. Emergency Radiol 6: 2, 1999.
28. Castillo M: Current use of MR imaging in spinal trauma. Emergency Radiol 6: 121-123, 1999.
29. Rogers LF: Heeding the call: radiologist in the ED. AJR 175: 1213, 2000.
30. Wilson AJ: Who reads the films? A turf battle is looming. Emergency Radiol 11: 267-268, 1994.
31. Muller CF Dimistrios GS: Wake-up call: the importance of being there. Emergency Radiol 2: 259-260, 1995.
32. Muller CF, Dimistrios GS: Being there II. Emergency Radiol 3: 219-220, 1996.
33. Keats EK: On emergency department night coverage. Emergency Radiol 3: 273, 1996.
34. Siewert B, Raptopoulos V: CT of the acute abdomen: findings and impact on diagnosis and treatment. AJR 163: 1317-1324, 1994.
35. Pinto F, Flagiello F, Scaglione M et al: US in blunt abdominal trauma: need to be there 24 hours a day! Emergency Radiol 8: 124-126, 2001.
36. Bode PJ: The trauma emergency room: terra incognita for the radiologist? Emergency Radiol 6: 319-320, 1999.
37. Moreover WR: Decision rules in emergency radiology: when can they be trusted, when can they be used? Emergency Radiol 8: 192-193, 2001.
38. Mann FA, Wilson A JA: Curriculum for emergency radiology. Emergency Radiol 3: 70-71, 1996.
39. Corriere Medico 7 March 2002. pag. 11.