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1. 1
   286 Making the Invisible Patient Visible in Emergency and Critical Care: A Patient-Voiced Charting ToolAnnals of Emergency Medicine20260
2. 2
   Response to Letter to the Editor on “Pericapsular Nerve Group (PENG) Block-Augmented Analgesia vs. Conventional Opioid Analgesia for Hip Fracture Patients in the Emergency Department: A Comparative Effectiveness Study”The Journal of Emergency Medicine20250
3. 3
   Feasibility of rapid low dose buprenorphine initiation in an emergency department observation unitAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine20250
4. 4
   Use of lipoglycopeptides for moderate to severe ABSSSI in the emergency departmentAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine20244
5. 5
   Evaluating completion rates of COVID-19 contact tracing surveys in New York CityBMC Public Health20242
6. 6
   Criteria for Deployment of the United States National Guard to Domestic Sudden-Onset Natural Disasters: A Scoping ReviewDisaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness20240
7. 7
   Bridging the Gap: Communicating with Emergency Management Professionals in the Midst of Climate-Related DisastersDisaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness20240
8. 8
   27 Helping Healers Heal (H3): Recognizing the Importance and Need of Targeted Wellness Resources Within the Emergency Department SettingAnnals of Emergency Medicine20230
9. 9
   Reducing low-value ED coags across 11 hospitals in a safety net settingAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine20232
10. 10
    Reducing daily dosing in opioid prescriptions in 11 safety net emergency departmentsAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine20232

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1. 1
   Decreased colorectal cancer incidence and mortality in a diverse urban population with increased colonoscopy screeningBMC Public Health202136
2. 2
   Evaluating Sex Disparities in the Emergency Department Management of Patients With Suspected Acute Coronary SyndromeAnnals of Emergency Medicine202123
3. 3
   Ready or Not, Patients Will Present: Improving Urban Pandemic PreparednessDisaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness202023
4. 4
   Emergency Department Patient Navigator Program Demonstrates Reduction in Emergency Department Return Visits and Increase in Follow-up Appointment AdherenceAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine202222
5. 5
   Pediatric emergency care in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown and reopening periodsAmerican Journal of Emergency Medicine202217
6. 6
   Hospital Surge Preparedness and Response IndexDisaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness202116
7. 7
   Qualitative study of knowledge, perception, behavior and barriers associated with cardiovascular disease risk among overweight and obese Hispanic taxi drivers of South Bronx, NYCBMC Public Health202013
8. 8
   Addressing social determinants of health in primary care: a quasi-experimental study using unannounced standardised patients to evaluate the impact of audit/feedback on physicians' rates of identifying and responding to social needsBMJ Quality & Safety202213
9. 9
   Choosing quality problems wisely: identifying improvements worth developing and sustainingBMJ Quality & Safety202013
10. 10
    Patient-Centered Medical Home ModelAnnals of Emergency Medicine201611

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