Research
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Latest papers
Implementation of an electronic ordering algorithm based on the YEARS criteria to optimize pulmonary embolism diagnostic workup in the emergency department.
CJEM · 2025 · first author
Implementation of the YEARS algorithm to optimise pulmonary embolism diagnostic workup in the emergency department.
BMJ open quality · 2023 · first author
Sustainable Purchasing Practices: A Comparison of Single-use and Reusable Pulse Oximeters in the Emergency Department.
The western journal of emergency medicine · 2023 · first author
4 publications.
Implementation of an electronic ordering algorithm based on the YEARS criteria to optimize pulmonary embolism diagnostic workup in the emergency department.
Duffy J, Berger FH, Cheng I, Shelton D, Galanaud JP, Selby R, Fedorovsky T, Matelski J, Hall JN
Implementation of the YEARS algorithm to optimise pulmonary embolism diagnostic workup in the emergency department.
Duffy J, Berger FH, Cheng I, Shelton D, Galanaud JP, Selby R, Laing K, Fedorovsky T, Matelski J, Hall J
Sustainable Purchasing Practices: A Comparison of Single-use and Reusable Pulse Oximeters in the Emergency Department.
Duffy J, Slutzman JE, Thiel CL, Landes M
Emergency department utilization, admissions, and revisits in the United States (New York), Canada (Ontario), and New Zealand: A retrospective cross-sectional analysis.
Duffy J, Jones P, McNaughton CD, Ling V, Matelski J, Hsia RY, Landon BE, Cram P
Frequent collaborators
- Rita Selby and Jean-Philippe Galanaud: 3 shared papers
- Ivy Cheng and Rita Selby: 2 shared papers
- Ivy Cheng and Juliana Duffy: 2 shared papers
- Ivy Cheng and Jean-Philippe Galanaud: 2 shared papers
- Rita Selby and Juliana Duffy: 2 shared papers
- Juliana Duffy and Jean-Philippe Galanaud: 2 shared papers
- Department of Medicine
- Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology
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