Medicine We summarized the evidence and experience of emergency response / So Sakamoto / Yuji Nishizaki

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Medicine : The second part of the "Ebigyu" series following the comprehensive medical care series is the first part! Assuming three different situations : (1) emergency outpatient departments, (2) secondary hospitals in rural areas, and (3) clinics and clinics, we take up clinical questions that tend to be raised in each situation.
Based on evidence, we provide a compact explanation of the tips needed to avoid overlooking dangerous signs in walk-in patients that are difficult to understand at a glance, how far to examine and treat patients, and how to judge the timing of consultations.
We also provide an explanation of situations that are difficult to understand based on experience.
In each situation, we provide a summary of what we want to know in order to make the best use of limited resources in each situation and provide appropriate responses, so that we can improve our clinical capabilities.
[Biographies of authors]
Medical director of the Emergency Department of Asahi General Hospital, vice director general of the Clinical Training Center