New Rochester Program Drives Teens Be Smarter on the Road
                   
rochester.edu     May 16, 2008            

Teen driving has been a priority of The Allstate Foundation since 2005. This morning, County Executive Maggie Brooks teamed up with Allstate representatives and members of Rochester's Injury Free Coalition for Kids to launch a new community-based "Drive Smarter" initiative. Aiming to boost teen... [read full story]                

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The Uninsured and the ER Overcrowding Crisis

allbleedingstops.blogspot.com     21 hrs ago   1 related          

The Annals of Emergency Medicine says that the uninsured do not seem to be to blame.While this is maybe a little counterintuitive, it is consistent with my experience. Our ED has a poor payer mix, but our uninsured percentage...                

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Generation Text: Emailing on the Go Sends Some Users Into Harm's Way - WSJ.com

pbokelly.blogspot.com     23 hrs ago   2 related          

Evolution at work?... According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, several high-profile accidents may have had a role in prompting states such as New Jersey and Washington to outlaw texting while driving. Among...                

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Journal of emergency medicine converts to OA

earlham.edu     yesterday          

The Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine has converted to OA and will be managed by BioMed Central. See the announcement on the BioMed Central blog or the journal's editorial: ... SJTREM has...                

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Is Keeping Patients Waiting in the ER a Good Business Move?

wsj.com     yesterday   2 related          

Those long emergency room waits that we are all familiar with may be good for a hospital’s bottom line, a couple of academic emergency medicine docs write today in Slate. How’s that? Patients who show up at the emergency room...                

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