Administrative Emergency Medicine

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Wounds and Injuries 100%
2. Emergency Medical Services 79%
3. Triage 63%
4. Trauma Centers 51%
5. Hospital Emergency Service 46%
6. Resuscitation 32%
7. Motor Vehicles 26%
8. Mortality 25%
9. Injury Severity Score 24%
10. Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest 22%
11. Traumatic Brain Injury 22%
12. Child 21%
13. Glasgow Coma Scale 21%
14. Confidence Intervals 21%
15. Survival 18%
16. Registries 17%
17. Blood Pressure 16%
18. Intubation 15%
19. Air Bags 15%
20. Ambulances 14%
21. Heart Arrest 13%
22. Emergency Medicine 13%
23. Odds Ratio 13%
24. Population 12%
25. Informed Consent 11%
26. Logistic Models 11%
27. Cohort Studies 10%
28. Hospital Mortality 10%
29. Databases 10%
30. Emergencies 10%
31. Intratracheal Intubation 9%
32. Costs and Cost Analysis 9%
33. Guidelines 9%
34. Statistics 9%
35. Thoracic Injuries 9%
36. Abdominal Injuries 9%
37. Elderly 9%
38. Propensity Score 8%
39. Shock 8%
40. Heart Rate 8%
41. Retrospective Studies 8%
42. Inpatients 7%
43. Health Care Outcome Assessment 7%
44. Body Size 7%
45. Respiratory Rate 7%
46. Demography 7%
47. Censuses 7%
48. Clinical Trials 7%
49. Geographic Information Systems 7%
50. Resuscitation Orders 7%
51. Clinical Decision Rules 6%
52. Pediatrics 6%
53. Cluster Analysis 6%
54. Length of Stay 6%
55. Organ Dysfunction Scores 6%
56. Emergency Medical Dispatch 5%
57. Neurosurgical Procedures 5%
58. Urban Hospitals 5%
59. Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage 5%
60. Data Systems 5%
61. Rapid Sequence Induction and Intubation 5%
62. Decision Making 5%
63. Surgeons 5%
64. Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma 5%
65. Laparotomy 5%
66. Medical Futility 5%
67. Abbreviated Injury Scale 5%
68. Teaching Hospitals 5%
69. Hospitalization 5%
70. Traumatic Shock 5%
71. Hospital Departments 5%
72. Randomized Controlled Trials 5%