To the Editor:As we have known,Emergency Medicine is an interdisciplinary subject and has many hot spots for research.However,many researchers often worry that their research is too narrowed or not so cutting edge as ...To the Editor:As we have known,Emergency Medicine is an interdisciplinary subject and has many hot spots for research.However,many researchers often worry that their research is too narrowed or not so cutting edge as to be accepted by journals with high impact factor (IFs).Why? One reason perhaps lies in the fact that many of them have difficulty in following the fronts and hot spots in internal Emergency Medicine research.展开更多
Emergency department (ED) overcrowding is a worldwide problem which is common in daily practice and after disasters.1-3 During daily practice,it is more so in large hospitals.ED overcrowding may cause a series of adve...Emergency department (ED) overcrowding is a worldwide problem which is common in daily practice and after disasters.1-3 During daily practice,it is more so in large hospitals.ED overcrowding may cause a series of adverse outcomes such as prolonged waiting time for treatment,an increase in ambulance diversion and a reduction in working efficiency.4 Therefore,it is urgently necessary to clearly define ED overcrowding and search for effective ways to solve the problem.展开更多
文摘To the Editor:As we have known,Emergency Medicine is an interdisciplinary subject and has many hot spots for research.However,many researchers often worry that their research is too narrowed or not so cutting edge as to be accepted by journals with high impact factor (IFs).Why? One reason perhaps lies in the fact that many of them have difficulty in following the fronts and hot spots in internal Emergency Medicine research.
文摘Emergency department (ED) overcrowding is a worldwide problem which is common in daily practice and after disasters.1-3 During daily practice,it is more so in large hospitals.ED overcrowding may cause a series of adverse outcomes such as prolonged waiting time for treatment,an increase in ambulance diversion and a reduction in working efficiency.4 Therefore,it is urgently necessary to clearly define ED overcrowding and search for effective ways to solve the problem.