… Few management changes were made as a result of … the emergency physicians in this
study, there were 11 clinically significant discordant interpretations (0.1%). The standard practice …

… undergraduate trainees to practicing emergency physicians. Changes in societal attitudes …
arising at any point in the patient care continuum, involving physicians, nurses, technical staff, …

… emergency care requires caregivers in emergency departments to work in time-delimited
shifts… This in turn leads to transitions in the care of individual patients, when the physicians or …

… responsibilities entailed limited provision of direct patient care activities, these shifts were …
that emergency physicians and nurses spent almost half of their time on indirect patient care …

… the learning processes of emergency physicians with the aim of … emergency physicians apply
learning to change professional … changes in the technical aspects of patient management. (…

… changes in actual patient care are … emergency physicians (EPs) report some of the highest
levels of burnout, to our knowledge the relationship between EP burnout and patient care has …

… Moreover, ER physicians were not aware of the study so that they would not change their
usual calling behaviour. Additionally, our study took a pragmatic approach in order to analyse …

… For example, an EP may decide to transition a patient to the admitting physician prior to
shift change. While the ED workup may not be entirely complete, the accepting …

… physicians will use their feedback data to guide the changes … to patients, improve the print
material in their offices, change … was created for physicians who provide episodic care. This …

… and physicians need to change in order to practice ‘‘best practice.’’ Various strategies are
used to … the care of pneumonia patients, for example, this may be an emergency physician with …