Wednesday March 21, 2018 is Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds Research Day!

The goal for Grand Rounds will be to draft a protocol
We will have a biostastician present from 9-12 to listen in and begin working with your groups
After you create a protocol, you will need to put in a formal request to Yuanyuan Lu for assistance – we are very fortunate to have this excellent resource and need to make positive use of her help!
I tried to remember your basic research question below – if I got it wrong or you want to modify it, no problem. You can do so during Grand Rounds
Use the templates located at the bottom of this page to create your protocol – delete the blue italicized text to create the template
These templates are DUE at the end of Grand Rounds even if not fully completed
We will have representative research assistants also present to help develop. your project, conduct literature searches, assist in data queries and enr, will also be present to

DerrPE Should the current D-Dimer cut off (500 ng/mL) be adjusted by trimester for pregnant patients?	PeredyTox What are the current patterns of naloxone utilization?	ThomasCrit Care Does one episode of hypotension predict increased mortality during the hospital course?	SemmonsEMS Do prehospital agencies utilize chemical restraint compared to physical restraints at similar rates to Emergency Medicine Physicians?	Orban/Zachariah Health Care Policy https://www.hcup-us.ahrq.gov/db/nation/neds/nedsdbdocumentation.jsp NEDS DATABASE https://www.hcup-us.ahrq.gov/nedsoverview.jsp
Lauren CassellFranklin Poff Byron Markel Zain Tariq Kristin Schumann Maram Bishawi Adam Barnathan	Jibran KhanJack McGeachy Austen CHristen	NIta AvrithDarbi Cox Eric Shamas Clay Ritchey Dan Ryczek Andrew Smith	Kyle FriezStephanie Tershakovec Megan Tyler Alicia Nassar Jacob Stritch	Christian JeannotMike Butterfield Matt Beattie Diego Riveros Will Pearce Dominic DiDomenico Jeff Hoida Josiah Hill Zach Terwilliger
		research Brainstorming critical care group from August 2017 jones article – hypotension severity and adverse outcomes non traumatic hypotension sbp and short term mortality severity of ed hypotension predicts adverse outcomes