Background: In recent years, the use of abdominal pelvic computed tomography (APCT) in the emergency department (ED) for patients with Crohn's disease (CD) has risen steadily. Thus, exposing these patients to recurrent radiation, despite studies showing that only 30% to 40% had significant findings in ED APCT.
Goal: Our aim was to find clinical and laboratory variables that can predict substantial findings on ED APCT, which may require invasive intervention.
Objectives: Rudeness is routinely experienced by medical teams. We sought to explore the impact of rudeness on medical teams' performance and test interventions that might mitigate its negative consequences.
Methods: Thirty-nine NICU teams participated in a training workshop including simulations of acute care of term and preterm newborns.