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this Standard Treatment Protocol of Emergency Health Service Package (EHSP), a landmark step in managing emergency conditions in Nepal. It is pragmatic to make necessary amendments to establish citizens’ access to free basic health
The airway, breathing, circulation, disability, exposure approach which is widely accepted by experts in emergency medicine is applicable in primary care settings as well for immediate assessment and treatment of critically ill patients.
Standardized protocols are a set of pre-approved orders that include a specifically defined patient population and clinical scenario(s) in which these orders may be carried out by nursing staff without any additional physician, NP, or PA input, approval, or order, either written or verbal.
COVID-19 Technical recommendations for the configuration of a specialized Emergency Medical Team for the treatment of Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI)
ACEP clinical policies are guided by processes in accordance with national guideline-development standards. The policies are approved by the ACEP Board of Directors to provide guidance on the clinical management of emergency department patients.
This article explores clinical practice guidelines affecting emergency physicians, such as those published by the American College of Emergency Physicians and other medical specialty organizations, such as the American Heart Association.
Standardized protocols have the potential to reduce variation in care, enhance workflow, improve coordination of care, and modify practice through evidence-based care. ACEP is committed to ensuring that patients presenting to the ED receive timely high-quality care.
