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The effect of adherence to ACLS protocols on survival of event in the setting of in-hospital cardiac arrest by McEvoy, Matthew D, Field, Larry C, Moore, Haley E, Smalley, Jeremy C, Nietert, Paul J, Scarbrough, Sheila H

“…Abstract Aim Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) algorithms are the default standard of care for in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) management. However,…”
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Use of an electronic decision support tool improves management of simulated in-hospital cardiac arrest by Field, Larry C, McEvoy, Matthew D, Smalley, Jeremy C, Clark, Carlee A, McEvoy, Michael B, Rieke, Horst, Nietert, Paul J, Furse, Cory M

“…Abstract Introduction Adherence to advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) guidelines during in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) is associated with improved…”
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Validation of a detailed scoring checklist for use during advanced cardiac life support certification by McEvoy, Matthew D, Smalley, Jeremy C, Nietert, Paul J, Field, Larry C, Furse, Cory M, Blenko, John W, Cobb, Benjamin G, Walters, Jenna L, Pendarvis, Allen, Dalal, Nishita S, Schaefer, 3rd, John J

“…Defining valid, reliable, defensible, and generalizable standards for the evaluation of learner performance is a key issue in assessing both baseline…”
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Complications of antibiotic cement spacers used for shoulder infections by McFarland, Edward G., Rojas, Jorge, Smalley, Jeremy, Borade, Amrut U., Joseph, Jacob

“…Our aim was to evaluate complications related to commercially available antibiotic cement spacers used in the treatment of shoulder infections. We performed a…”
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Pullout strength of standard vs. cement-augmented rotator cuff repair anchors in cadaveric bone by Aziz, Keith T., Shi, Brendan Y., Okafor, Louis C., Smalley, Jeremy, Belkoff, Stephen M., Srikumaran, Uma

“…We evaluate a novel method of rotator cuff repair that uses arthroscopic equipment to inject bone cement into placed suture anchors. A cadaver model was used…”
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Closed reduction of shoulder dislocations in the emergency department: does an emergency medicine residency affect the orthopaedic resident experience? by Mondestin, Max, Barfield, William R, Griffith, Adam, Smalley, Jeremy, Woolf, Shane K

“…BACKGROUND:The shoulder is a mobile joint at risk for dislocation that can lead to presentation to an emergency department (ED). Our objective was to study the…”
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