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Emergency Medicine
Cohort
AI applications in acute care showed potential but face significant implementation challenges.
AI Is Quietly Changing How ERs Save Lives. Here’s How.
This narrative review examined artificial intelligence (AI) applications in patients within emergency departments and intensive care units. …
Artificial intelligence is moving into emergency rooms to help doctors spot life-threatening problems faster, but it’s not ready to run the …
Frontiers
Apr 11, 2026
Cardiology
Higher hospital cardiac capability tiers associated with lower mortality in cardiogenic shock hospitalizations
Does where you get emergency heart care matter for your survival in cardiogenic shock?
A national observational review of 1,177,180 cardiogenic shock hospitalizations found that higher hospital cardiac capability tiers were ind…
Patients with life-threatening heart failure had lower death rates at advanced hospitals, even when transferred from other facilities.
medRxiv
Apr 9, 2026
Cardiology
Meta-analysis
PAC use in cardiogenic shock associated with lower mortality but higher sepsis risk in meta-analysis
Can a heart monitor help people survive cardiogenic shock?
A meta-analysis of 14 observational studies including 789,553 adults with cardiogenic shock found pulmonary artery catheterization (PAC) use…
A heart monitor linked to lower death rates in cardiogenic shock also raises infection risks and the need for stronger research.
Apr 2, 2026