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Emergency Medicine Foundation - Leading Edge

Emergency Examination Authorities and their Impacts on North Queensland Hospitals

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$92,979 over 2 years
Summary
Emergency Departments (EDs) receive persons suffering major disturbances in their mental capacities, detained and transported by police or ambulance. The proposed study will fill a gap in literature by providing basic information about the challenges ED clinicians face in these complex circumstances while also documenting the need for information to guide the difficult decisions required when treating such patients.
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Richard Stone, Ulrich Orda, Rajesh Sehdev, Neale Thornton, Alan Clough, Kristy Grant and Jessica Watt (Childrens Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service, North West Hospital and Health Service, Townsville Hospital and Health Services, Mackay Hospital and Health Service, College of Public Health and Medical & Vet Sciences)
Keywords
Emergency Medicine; Mental Health
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