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Clinical Features, CT Imaging Decisions and Yield by Age in Adults With Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department

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By Ari B. Friedman, Michael N. Adjei-Poku, Liliana A. Schadt
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest Ari B. Friedman reports funding from the National Institute on Aging (1-K23-AG080061), which supported this work, and unrelated funding from the Emergency Medicine Foundation. MNA reports no conflicts of interest. Liliana A. Schadt reports no conflicts of interest. Yang Li reports no conflicts of interest. Anne R. Cappola reports funding from the NIA. Rachel R. Kelz reports funding from the NIA. Ula Y.
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When My Rebbe Becomes Midrash: Remembering Rabbi Ozer Glickman, zt”l

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By Ari B. Friedman
| The Jewish Link of New Jersey Verified
Each year, as Rabbi Glickman’s yahrzeit approaches and I reflect on the loss we all faced with his sudden passing, I find my understanding of that loss evolving. In the years immediately after his passing, the absence was concrete. There was the challenge of not hearing his wisdom during the “unprecedented” times we started living through in 2020 and, on a personal level, the loss of sharing milestones that felt incomplete without his warmth and advice.
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Hospital‐free days: A novel measure to study outcomes for emergency department care

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By Ari B. Friedman, M. Kit Delgado, Catherine L. Auriemma, Austin S Kilaru
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Traditionally, researchers have evaluated the quality of emergency care using subsequent adverse events, like mortality or return hospital visits. The selection of these well-defined, single events as outcomes for epidemiological studies has strengths, including ease of interpretation. Yet any particular outcome only captures part of the story of how patients fare after receiving care in the emergency department (ED). For example, mortality is a clinically significant outcome.
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