Publications by authors named "Jennifer Farrant"
Article Synopsis
- The East Antarctic Ice Sheet's expansion during the Eocene-Oligocene Transition represents a significant shift in Earth's climate, driven by lower atmospheric CO2 and changes in Earth's orbit.
- The study reveals evidence of a major regression on continental shelves, highlighting increased delivery of organic matter to the oceans, coinciding with deep ocean carbonate dissolution and phytoplankton extinction.
- Utilizing an Earth System model, the research suggests that this surge of organic carbon may have temporarily counteracted climate cooling effects from the glacial expansion.
Objective: The authors set out to investigate perceived and actual availability of antidotes recommended for stocking in emergency departments (EDs) by the College of Emergency Medicine in EDs in the South West of England.
Methods: Data collectors were asked to physically locate each relevant antidote in the ED, and check whether the recommended quantity was available. If the antidote was not available in the department, the data collector located where in the hospital stocks were available.