Re: Two Interesting Studies

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Interesting ideas. I liked the final couple of sentences which basically say we

need more research.

" Additionally real world trialscould be done by having a researcher with a

stopwatch, separate from the clinical team, responding with ambulance crews,

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emergency team (rapid response team) or cardiac arrest teams inhospitals.

Hospitalized patients on continuous monitoring or patients

with indwelling pacemakers or defibrillators would provide

additional opportunities to compare objective timing to a clinician's

subjective estimate. Finally, if measures could be developed to decrease

the effect of time distortion, clinical practice would likely

improve. "

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[Guest guest]

Interesting ideas. I liked the final couple of sentences which basically say we

need more research.

" Additionally real world trialscould be done by having a researcher with a

stopwatch, separate from the clinical team, responding with ambulance crews,

medical

emergency team (rapid response team) or cardiac arrest teams inhospitals.

Hospitalized patients on continuous monitoring or patients

with indwelling pacemakers or defibrillators would provide

additional opportunities to compare objective timing to a clinician's

subjective estimate. Finally, if measures could be developed to decrease

the effect of time distortion, clinical practice would likely

improve. "

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> http://www.mediafire.com/file/lderz0v01z3/Human Perception of Time in

> EMS.pdf

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> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel

> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel%20Lint.pdf> Lint.pdf

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> E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

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> Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

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> University of Nevada School of Medicine

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> Department of Emergency Medicine

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> University Medical Center of Southern Nevada

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[Guest guest]

The second article is just a lot of " fluff " though.

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> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel

> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel%20Lint.pdf> Lint.pdf

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> E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

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> Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

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> University of Nevada School of Medicine

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> Department of Emergency Medicine

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> University Medical Center of Southern Nevada

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[Guest guest]

The second article is just a lot of " fluff " though.

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> http://www.mediafire.com/file/lderz0v01z3/Human Perception of Time in

> EMS.pdf

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> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel

> http://www.mediafire.com/file/z0dudzlmmdh/Navel%20Lint.pdf> Lint.pdf

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> E. Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

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> Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

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> University of Nevada School of Medicine

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> Department of Emergency Medicine

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> University Medical Center of Southern Nevada

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