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A Cook County Hospital Emergency Medicine Blog for up-to-date medicine and more.

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The Social Disposition – Balancing Medicine and the Law: Immigration Officers in the Emergency Department

March 8, 2024

The State of Affairs:

In 2022, we welcomed a million migrants to the United States, and this number is climbing (1). Many migrants, especially undocumented persons, utilize the emergency department as their primary care home due to inequities in health care access affecting this group. In order to deliver holistic and equitable care and build trust with your patients, it is important to understand both the rights of our patients and our immigration enforcement officers in the acute care setting. Below we will describe just this and provide tips for making your Emergency Department (ED) a safe place for everyone to receive health care within their rights. 

Adam Roussas, MD and Rashid Kysia, MD

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MS4 Infographic - Pulmonary Embolism Management and Disposition

March 6, 2024

We frequently discuss and teach the diagnostic algorithm for the evaluation of pulmonary embolism (PE). Beyond that, many learners will treat patients as either sick or not sick. In reality, the nuances of the middle ground can be the differences between life and death. Here, we discuss the evaluation and management of PEs in the ED.

Josué Rodriguez, MS4

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The Cheese - Opioid Withdrawal Treatments and Adjuncts in the ED

February 22, 2024

Picture this: it’s 11:02pm on a Friday Night. Red Team is bed-locked and you’re doing your best hospitalist impression while managing all of the boarding patients. The nurse comes up to you and says, “Hey, this patient in bed 26 is endorsing heroin withdrawal, can we give them something for it?” What’s your next move? Here we discuss the treatment of opioid withdrawal in the emergency department. 

Vladimir Bernstein, MD

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