Welcome to another HiQuiPs post, where we discuss the concept of variability and its relation to QI processes. You are finishing another busy shift in the ED, and you notice that wait times have increased, patient beds are now set up in the hallway, and extra team members have been called in to help. You are frustrated with the length of time it takes to get routine blood work back on your patients. …
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The Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine (CJEM) is very happy to collaborate with the amazing CanadiEM team to promote CJEM’s Audio Summary Podcast. Hosted by the Editor-in-Chief and Emergency Medicine research superstar, Ian Stiell, @EMO_Daddy, the CJEM Audio summaries provide a snippet into what the latest issue of CJEM has to offer. In this issue, we highlight some key papers in the September issue of CJEM including: Papers by B. Ellis and J. …