ArticleIrish journal of medical science2009
Six months in an Irish emergency department: the experience of a senior house officer.
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- Care Experiences of Older People in the Emergency Department: A Concurrent Mixed-Methods Study.Journal of patient experience · 2021Article
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Abstract
introductionEmergency Medicine (EM) is a challenging specialty to work within and forms part of a number of training programs. The Emergency Medicine experience at non-consultant hospital doctor (NCHD) level in Ireland has not been reported.
methodsWe retrospectively audited one NCHDs 6-month experience in Emergency Medicine at Cork University Hospital to document the potential experience gained from this rotation.
resultsWe found a broad experience and exposure to a variety of medical conditions, especially orthopaedic presentations (39% of patients seen).
conclusionEmergency Medicine provides a potential broad experience for a senior house officer and may be of benefit to various training schemes.
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