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Ahayalimudin, Nurul’Ain

International Islamic University Malaysia
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Nurul’Ain Ahayalimudin
Aiello, Loren

Boston Children’s Hospital
Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Workflow Improvement
Loren Aiello
Allen, Lisa

The University Of Tennessee Medical Center (Knoxville, TN)
Incorporation of ACLS in the new grad Education
Lisa Allen
Anderson, Kate

IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital
Triaging Perinatal Patients in the Emergency Department: Advancement of Care Through a Nursing Algorithm
Kate Anderson
Arellano, Lt Col Cleddhy

379th Air Expeditionary Medical Group
Implementation of Simulation-based Mock Drill Malignant Hyperthermia in an Acute Healthcare System
Lt Col Cleddhy Arellano
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Belanger, Daniel

Connecticut Childrens
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Daniel Belanger
Blakeman, John

Illinois State University
A Nationwide Study of Emergency Department Nurses’ Triage Decisions for Patients with Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome
John Blakeman
Borrup, Kevin

Connecticut Children's; University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Kevin Borrup
Bourque, Allison

Boston Children's Hospital
Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Workflow Improvement
Allison Bourque
Boyle, Erin

Connecticut Children's Hospital
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Erin Boyle
Brannen, Krissy

Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center
Creation of an EMS Throughput Initiative in Order to Decrease EMS Wall Times
Krissy Brannen
Bruccoli, Angela

Prisma Health
Response Team Approach to Reducing Workplace Violence
Angela Bruccoli
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Chenard, Danielle

CT Childrens
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Danielle Chenard
Clouser, Ryan

University of Vermont Medical Center
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Ryan Clouser
Coghlan, Robert

Cizik School of Nursing at UTHealth Houston
Incident Command Preparedness Knowledge
Robert Coghlan
Team Leadership and MCI simulation
Robert Coghlan
Cohen, Vered

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center
Evolution of the ER: a visual mixed-methods examination of nurses’ perspectives on evolving physical space in a hospital Emergency Department
Vered Cohen
Connor, Melissa

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Ensuring Compliance with Documentation Policy for Patients Waiting to Be Evaluated
Melissa Connor
Improving Patient Experience and Perception of Emergency Department Wait Times
Melissa Connor
Crowley, Tricia Marie

Boston Childrens Hospital
Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Workflow Improvement
Tricia Marie Crowley
Cutting, Katie

University of Vermont Medical Center
Assessment and Implementation of a Suicide Prevention Training in the Emergency Department
Katie Cutting
Czyzewski, Katherine

Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital
ChargED Up for Leadership; Developing Your Dream Team
Katherine Czyzewski
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Dart, Teri

Torrance Memorial Medical Center
Implementation of a Code Nurse in the Emergency Department
Teri Dart
Davis, Wesley

University of South Alabama
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
Wesley Davis
Dawkins, Marie

UNC Wilmington; FirstHealth Moore Regional
Evaluating Fall Prevention in Emergency Department Patients
Marie Dawkins
Denke, Nancy

Arizona State University/Toxicology Consultants of AZ
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
Nancy Denke
Denno, Jennifer

Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento
Initiating Medication Assisted Therapy in the Emergency Department
Jennifer Denno
DeVon, Holli

UCLA School of Nursing
A Nationwide Study of Emergency Department Nurses’ Triage Decisions for Patients with Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome
Holli DeVon
Diegel-Vacek, Lauren

University of Illinois Chicago
Decreasing Emergency Department Door to Triage Time with Evidence-Based Process
Lauren Diegel-Vacek
Dugal, Jennifer

UI Health
Decreasing Emergency Department Door to Triage Time with Evidence-Based Process
Jennifer Dugal
Dunlay, Katelyn

Boston Children’s Hospital
Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Workflow Improvement
Katelyn Dunlay
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Eckhardt, Ann

University of Texas at Arlington
A Nationwide Study of Emergency Department Nurses’ Triage Decisions for Patients with Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome
Ann Eckhardt
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Fainblatt, Dina

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center
Evolution of the ER: a visual mixed-methods examination of nurses’ perspectives on evolving physical space in a hospital Emergency Department
Dina Fainblatt
Ferris, Bailey

Texas Health
Emergency Nurses’ Attitudes and Beliefs toward Transgender People
Bailey Ferris
Fortune, Adam

University of Vermont Medical Center
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Adam Fortune
Fraiman, Sarah

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center
Evolution of the ER: a visual mixed-methods examination of nurses’ perspectives on evolving physical space in a hospital Emergency Department
Sarah Fraiman
Friedberg, Bruce

Palomar Medical Center/ Emergency Medical Associates
The Use of a Hospital-Wide Surge Plan to Decrease Emergency Department Overcrowding
Bruce Friedberg
Fritz, Jenny

The University of Tennessee Medical Center
Incorporation of ACLS in the new grad Education
Jenny Fritz
Fuller Switzer, Diane

Seattle University College of Nursing
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
Diane Fuller Switzer
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GARCIA, ROCIO

UHS
An Interprofessional Approach to Decreasing Blood Culture Contamination in the Emergency Department
ROCIO GARCIA
Implementing a multimodality, multidisciplinary approach to novice nurse success in the Emergency Department
ROCIO GARCIA
Gerada, Giselle

TMMC
Implementation of a Code Nurse in the Emergency Department
Giselle Gerada
Glaser, Anita

Ascension Macomb Oakland Warren Campus ED
Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment, and Healing Units: Decreasing Violence, Increasing Throughput, and The Future of Emergency Mental Healthcare
Anita Glaser
Quick Response Codes for Just-In-Time Education in High-Risk, Low-Frequency Procedures in the Emergency Department - A Educational Quality Improvement Project.
Anita Glaser
Utilization of the Behavioral Activity Rating Scale in Reducing Emergency Department Violence, Restraint use, Length of Stay, and Haldol Administration.
Anita Glaser
Goodman, Robin

EMSC Innovation & Improvement Center/The Lundquist Institute
How the Heck Does a PECC Improve Pediatric Readiness: A Quality Improvement Collaborative
Robin Goodman
Gray, Lisa

Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation and Improvement Center
How the Heck Does a PECC Improve Pediatric Readiness: A Quality Improvement Collaborative
Lisa Gray
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Hallman, Melanie

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
Melanie Hallman
Harder, Emily

First Health Moore Regional Hospital
Evaluating Fall Prevention in Emergency Department Patients
Emily Harder
Hartinger, Garrett

Ascension
Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment, and Healing Units: Decreasing Violence, Increasing Throughput, and The Future of Emergency Mental Healthcare
Garrett Hartinger
Quick Response Codes for Just-In-Time Education in High-Risk, Low-Frequency Procedures in the Emergency Department - A Educational Quality Improvement Project.
Garrett Hartinger
Utilization of the Behavioral Activity Rating Scale in Reducing Emergency Department Violence, Restraint use, Length of Stay, and Haldol Administration.
Garrett Hartinger
Helmerichs, Allison

Springfield Memorial Hospital
Emergency Department Nurse Preceptor Development
Allison Helmerichs
Herrera, William

University Hospital
Implementing a multimodality, multidisciplinary approach to novice nurse success in the Emergency Department
William Herrera
Saving Time and Lives with a Blood Fridge
William Herrera
Higgins, Susan

Overlook Medical Center
The Little ER That Could: Improving Throughput in a Satellite ER
Susan Higgins
Hinderer, Katherine

Connecticut Children's
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Katherine Hinderer
Hintz, Carrie

Orvis School of Nursing, University of Nevada, Reno
Assessment and Implementation of a Suicide Prevention Training in the Emergency Department
Carrie Hintz
Hobson, Stephen

University of Vermont Medical Center
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Stephen Hobson
Holdwick, Russell

Ascension
Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment, and Healing Units: Decreasing Violence, Increasing Throughput, and The Future of Emergency Mental Healthcare
Russell Holdwick
Holtzhauer, Miranda

University of Kentucky HealthCare
Bringing Night Shift Education to the Forefront Through Bedside Training Sessions
Miranda Holtzhauer
House, David

The University of Alabama at Birmingham
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
David House
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Ignacio, Alfie

Prime Healthcare
Implementation of Simulation-based Mock Drill Malignant Hyperthermia in an Acute Healthcare System
Alfie Ignacio
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Johnsen, Allison

Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital
Buddy Up for Safety
Allison Johnsen
Johnson, Lila

The University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Lila Johnson
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Lila Johnson
Jones, Lauren

UCLA Health
Utilizing Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice in ED Simulation Scenarios
Lauren Jones
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Kassab, Tricia

Palomar Health
The Use of a Hospital-Wide Surge Plan to Decrease Emergency Department Overcrowding
Tricia Kassab
Kattner, Amy

Wellstar Health System
Creation of an EMS Throughput Initiative in Order to Decrease EMS Wall Times
Amy Kattner
Kerekes, Alexandra

University Of Colorado Hospital Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion (Aurora, CO)
BE ALERT - Behavioral Excellence: Advancing Leadership and Education in Real Time
Alexandra Kerekes
Kim, MyoungJin

Illinois State University
A Nationwide Study of Emergency Department Nurses’ Triage Decisions for Patients with Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome
MyoungJin Kim
King, Roz

University of Vermont, Larner College of Medicine
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Roz King
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Roz King
Workplace Violence in the Emergency Department
Roz King
Koch, Randi

UCHealth
BE ALERT - Behavioral Excellence: Advancing Leadership and Education in Real Time
Randi Koch
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Lajoie, Debra

Boston Children's Hospital
Addressing Patient Experience in the Emergency Department Through a Standard Communication Framework: Connect, Ask, Respect, Ensures Understanding, Summarize (CARES)
Debra Lajoie
Lamberson, Miles

University of Vermont
Assessment and Implementation of a Suicide Prevention Training in the Emergency Department
Miles Lamberson
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Miles Lamberson
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Miles Lamberson
Lau, Rochelle

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Ensuring Compliance with Documentation Policy for Patients Waiting to Be Evaluated
Rochelle Lau
Leibel, Mira

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center
Evolution of the ER: a visual mixed-methods examination of nurses’ perspectives on evolving physical space in a hospital Emergency Department
Mira Leibel
Liebzeit, Christina

Ascension
Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment, and Healing Units: Decreasing Violence, Increasing Throughput, and The Future of Emergency Mental Healthcare
Christina Liebzeit
Quick Response Codes for Just-In-Time Education in High-Risk, Low-Frequency Procedures in the Emergency Department - A Educational Quality Improvement Project.
Christina Liebzeit
Utilization of the Behavioral Activity Rating Scale in Reducing Emergency Department Violence, Restraint use, Length of Stay, and Haldol Administration.
Christina Liebzeit
Lund Stone, Amy

CA Bridge
Initiating Medication Assisted Therapy in the Emergency Department
Amy Lund Stone
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McCrea, Deborah

UTHealth Houston, Cizik School of Nursing
Incident Command Preparedness Knowledge
Deborah McCrea
Perceptions of Competence and Capability of Nurse Practitioners Who Work in an Emergency Department
Deborah McCrea
Team Leadership and MCI simulation
Deborah McCrea
McMahon, Melinda

UCLA Health
Improving Patient Experience and Perception of Emergency Department Wait Times
Melinda McMahon
McNamara, Mariah

University of Vermont Medical Center
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Mariah McNamara
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Mariah McNamara
Mildon, Rhonda

UCLA
Ensuring Compliance with Documentation Policy for Patients Waiting to Be Evaluated
Rhonda Mildon
Miles, Gayla

Texas Health Harris Methodist Ft. Worth Hospital
A Demographic Evaluation of Elderly Patients Arriving to the ED Who Experienced Low Severity Trauma
Gayla Miles
Moegling, Michelle

Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation and Improvement Center
How the Heck Does a PECC Improve Pediatric Readiness: A Quality Improvement Collaborative
Michelle Moegling
Mohr, Lynn

Rush University College of Nursing
Implementation of a Pediatric Emergency Drug Dosage Booklet
Lynn Mohr
Musick, Heather

IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital
Triaging Perinatal Patients in the Emergency Department: Advancement of Care Through a Nursing Algorithm
Heather Musick
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Nash, Victoria

Lake Charles Memorial Hosptial
Evaluating the Experiences of LGBTQIA+ Nurses in the Emergency Department Setting
Victoria Nash
Nasimov, Ilya

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center
Evolution of the ER: a visual mixed-methods examination of nurses’ perspectives on evolving physical space in a hospital Emergency Department
Ilya Nasimov
Nolazco, Rosemarie

Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital
Buddy Up for Safety
Rosemarie Nolazco
ChargED Up for Leadership; Developing Your Dream Team
Rosemarie Nolazco
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O'Donnell, Ryan

Connecticut Childrens Medical Center
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Ryan O'Donnell
O'Keefe, Rachel

The University of Kansas Health System
Yellow Does NOT Mean Proceed with Caution
Rachel O'Keefe
Owens, Amy

University of Tennessee Medical Center Knoxville
Incorporation of ACLS in the new grad Education
Amy Owens
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Page, Robin

Old Dominion University
The Impact of Burnout in Emergency Department Nurses and Intent to Leave Employment
Robin Page
Page, Tracy

Palomar Medical Center
Ambulance Offload Process Improves Offload Times
Tracy Page
Out-of-Network Transfer/Admission Notification Process Improves Door-to-Registration Time, Patient Repatriation, Through-put and Lost Revenue
Tracy Page
The Use of a Hospital-Wide Surge Plan to Decrease Emergency Department Overcrowding
Tracy Page
Parada, Karla

UCLA Health
Improving Patient Experience and Perception of Emergency Department Wait Times
Karla Parada
Perry, Rebecca

Penn State University / Independence Health
Increasing Sepsis Bundle Completion: Increasing Repeat Lactate Collection in the Emergency Department
Rebecca Perry
Petika, Kasey

Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation and Improvement Center’s (EIIC)
How the Heck Does a PECC Improve Pediatric Readiness: A Quality Improvement Collaborative
Kasey Petika
Pfeiffer, Breehan

Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Using Innovative Technology to Reduce Blood Culture Contamination Rate
Breehan Pfeiffer
Phillips, Nicole

University Hospital
Implementing a multimodality, multidisciplinary approach to novice nurse success in the Emergency Department
Nicole Phillips
Saving Time and Lives with a Blood Fridge
Nicole Phillips
Pittenger, Christine

University of Kansas Health System
Yellow Does NOT Mean Proceed with Caution
Christine Pittenger
Pulcini, Christian

University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine
Assessment and Implementation of a Suicide Prevention Training in the Emergency Department
Christian Pulcini
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Radoncic, Violet

University of Vermont
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Violet Radoncic
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Violet Radoncic
Rasmussen, Rhiannon

University Hospital
An Interprofessional Approach to Decreasing Blood Culture Contamination in the Emergency Department
Rhiannon Rasmussen
Implementing a multimodality, multidisciplinary approach to novice nurse success in the Emergency Department
Rhiannon Rasmussen
Saving Time and Lives with a Blood Fridge
Rhiannon Rasmussen
Reed, Emily

UVM MC
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Emily Reed
Rinvelt, Jennifer

RAC
Use of Pediatric Early Warning Score to Prevent Undertriage in Pediatric Patients
Jennifer Rinvelt
Rodriguez, Julyssa

University Health
An Interprofessional Approach to Decreasing Blood Culture Contamination in the Emergency Department
Julyssa Rodriguez
Rogers, Steven

Connecticut Children's Medical Center
Developing a Pediatric Emergency Behavioral Health Acuity Assessment
Steven Rogers
Rutledge, Carolyn

Old Dominion University
The Impact of Burnout in Emergency Department Nurses and Intent to Leave Employment
Carolyn Rutledge
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Sanchez, Ivelisse

Advocate Aurora Health, Advocate Children's Hospitals
Implementation of a Pediatric Emergency Drug Dosage Booklet
Ivelisse Sanchez
Schaeffer, Christine

Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Vroom, Vroom!! Improving Door to ECG Times in a Large, High-volume Emergency Department
Christine Schaeffer
Schneider, Samantha

UVM Larner College of Medicine
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Samantha Schneider
Schoolmeester, Mandi

University of Michigan Health-West
Use of Pediatric Early Warning Score to Prevent Undertriage in Pediatric Patients
Mandi Schoolmeester
Siminski, Thomas

Palomar Health
The Use of a Hospital-Wide Surge Plan to Decrease Emergency Department Overcrowding
Thomas Siminski
Sinisko, Carrie

Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital
Starting Early: Stopping Sepsis at the ED Door
Carrie Sinisko
Slocum, Giles

Rush University Medical Center
Implementation of a Pediatric Emergency Drug Dosage Booklet
Giles Slocum
Stapleton, Stephen
A Nationwide Study of Emergency Department Nurses’ Triage Decisions for Patients with Potential Acute Coronary Syndrome
Stephen Stapleton
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Tew, Emily

Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Using Innovative Technology to Reduce Blood Culture Contamination Rate
Emily Tew
Vroom, Vroom!! Improving Door to ECG Times in a Large, High-volume Emergency Department
Emily Tew
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van der Linden, M.Christien

Haaglanden Medical Center
Effects of Process Changes on Emergency Department Crowding in a Changing World; An Interrupted Time-Series Analysis
M.Christien van der Linden
Vieira, Paulette

Boston Children's Hospital
Addressing Patient Experience in the Emergency Department Through a Standard Communication Framework: Connect, Ask, Respect, Ensures Understanding, Summarize (CARES)
Paulette Vieira
Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Workflow Improvement
Paulette Vieira
Villavicencio, Diane

UCHealth
BE ALERT - Behavioral Excellence: Advancing Leadership and Education in Real Time
Diane Villavicencio
Vuckovic, Karen

University of Illinois Hospital & Health System Sciences
Decreasing Emergency Department Door to Triage Time with Evidence-Based Process
Karen Vuckovic
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Wallace, Kateline

UVM Medical Center
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Kateline Wallace
Wells, Katie

The University of Vermont
Impact of a Call Back Initiative on Limited English Proficiency Patients in a Rural Community
Katie Wells
Wilbeck, Jennifer

Vanderbilt University School of Nursing
A Collaboration to Unify Emergency Nurse Practitioner Competencies
Jennifer Wilbeck
Woike, Amanda

Amanda Woike
Ensuring Compliance with Documentation Policy for Patients Waiting to Be Evaluated
Amanda Woike
Wolf, Lisa

ENA
Role and Training of Emergency Department Charge Nurses: A Mixed Methods Analysis of Processes, Needs, and Expectations.
Lisa Wolf
The Effect of Mandatory Triage Questions on Triage Processes: A Qualitative Exploratory Study
Lisa Wolf
Wright, Carri

UCHealth
BE ALERT - Behavioral Excellence: Advancing Leadership and Education in Real Time
Carri Wright
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Young, Amanda

University of Vermont Medical Center
Community Outreach for Patient Engagement
Amanda Young
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Zheng, Li

UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center
Ensuring Compliance with Documentation Policy for Patients Waiting to Be Evaluated
Li Zheng
Zimbro, Kathie

Old Dominion University
The Impact of Burnout in Emergency Department Nurses and Intent to Leave Employment
Kathie Zimbro