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David Barbic

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As seen in: Canadian Family Physician
Emergency physician, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of EM, UBC. CHEOS Scientist. Views & opinions are my own
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One-year mortality of emergency department patients with substance-induced psychosis

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By David Barbic, Gurwinder Sidhu, Madelyn Whyte, Allesandra Luongo
| PLOS
Outcomes The primary outcome was 1-year mortality following an ED visit for SIP. The measure of interest is the cumulative incidence of death. We obtained this outcome by reviewing linked vital statistics data within the electronic medical record, for 1 year following the patient’s index visit. Statistical analysis. The unit of analysis is the patient ED visit. Descriptive statistics including counts, means, medians and interquartile ranges were used to describe the data.
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Social determinants of health and depression in adults presenting to the emergency department

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By Steve Mathias, Lilian Shyman, Roman Sukhorukov, David Barbic
| Canadian Family Physician Verified
Research ArticleWeb exclusive Implications for family medicine Lilian Shyman, Roman Sukhorukov, David Barbic, Steve Mathias, Shannon Chau, Adelena Leon and Skye Barbic Canadian Family Physician December 2021, 67 (12) e337-e347; DOI: https://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.6712e337 Available Languages Abstract Objective To estimate the extent to which social determinants of health (SDH) predict levels of depression in adults presenting to the emergency department (ED) with an acute mental health crisis.
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