Publications by authors named "Elizabeth Schiller"
Objective Improve left without being seen (LWBS) in our high volume, tertiary care trauma center. Prior to intervention, our LWBS rate was 4.4%.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFDoes academic practice protect emergency physicians against burnout?
Jeffrey G Norvell Annalee M Baker David J Carlberg David Diller Jacqueline M Dziedzic Elizabeth Schiller
J Am Coll Emerg Physicians Open
February 2021
Article Synopsis
- Burnout is when people feel really tired and stressed from their jobs, and doctors, especially in emergency medicine, experience it more than others.
- It affects doctors' lives and can lead to mistakes that might harm patients, but working in academic medicine seems to help reduce burnout.
- This paper looks into what helps doctors feel better at work and suggests that hospitals should create programs to support doctors and keep them happy and healthy.
Objective: To describe the current state of emergency departments in Connecticut.
Methods: We analyzed Connecticut data from the National Emergency Department Inventory - Nev England survey. We categorized emergency departments (EDs) into high-volume (> 50 000 annual vis its) vs low-volume (< 50000 visits).