A Time to Die: Patient-Centered Priorities inCardiac Resuscitation
Abstract
Every year, Academic Emergency Medicine has the unique and special privilege of presenting the Original Research Abstracts from the Annual Meeting of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM), and subsequently publishing many of the final reports of these interesting studies.We have been able to witness the growth and maturation of our researchers and the clinical impact of our specialty's research.It is an awesome experience and an honor for which we thank you.This year, 982 abstracts were received and considered for presentation.All were submitted electronically, and reviewed by six to nine independent reviewers with research and academic expertise in the topic area of the investigation.The reviewers were blinded to the identity of the investigators, the institutions, and the other reviewers.The reviewers assigned numeric scores to each abstract based on its stated purpose, methods, presentation of results, and conclusions.The mean score, as well as the space availability within the program, was used to determine which abstracts were accepted for presentation.Final determination for acceptance for presentation was made by members of the Scientific Subcommittee, chaired by Bob Neumar, and the Program Committee, chaired by Ellen Weber.The type of presentation (oral vs poster), the assigned topic section, and the position of presentation at the meeting were also determined by the Program Committee.As was the case previously, for the most part we have reproduced these…
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