Publications by authors named "Joshua B Stierwalt"
Introduction: The rapid advancement and adoption of large language models (LLMs) in various academic domains necessitate an examination of their role in scholarly works by medical learners.This paper seeks to discern the implications of LLM use by medical learners when preparing works for publication. While LLMs possess great potential to revolutionize the academic writing process, they can detract from the learning process when used by students and residents who are still learning how to research, formulate ideas, and write cohesive arguments.
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- Military medical personnel are essential for providing critical care at the point of injury in combat and disaster situations, facing unique challenges when deployed with multinational forces.
- The article highlights the need for standardized training and practices, particularly in light of varied trauma management approaches among allied nations, which can hinder team effectiveness.
- Programs like "Trauma Tuesday" in Kabul showcase how intensive training and simulations can enhance collaboration, knowledge, and skill in handling trauma across diverse medical teams.
The 2014 Maryland Medicare Waiver alters the reimbursement model by transitioning from fee-for-service to global payments for hospitals. This increases the need for hospital-based emergency departments to become more cost-conscious, particularly regarding high-cost imaging and admission decisions. Evidence based medicine offers a potential solution to achieve these aims.
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