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Journal of Clinical Epidemiology|January 26, 2025
Visualizing the value of diagnostic tests and prediction models, part III. Numerical example with discrete risk groups and miscalibrationMichael A Kohn, Thomas B Newman
Advances in Health Sciences Education : Theory and Practice|January 12, 2013
The reliability of encounter cards to assess the CanMEDS rolesJonathan Sherbino, Kulamakan Kulasegaram, Andrew Worster, et al.
European Journal of Emergency Medicine : Official Journal of the European Society for Emergency Medicine|June 6, 2003
Reliability of vital signs measured at triageAndrew Worster, Lori Elliott, Teertha J Bose, et al.
Academic Emergency Medicine : Official Journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine|June 17, 2017
Adherence to Standards for Reporting Diagnostic Accuracy in Emergency Medicine ResearchLucas Gallo, Nadia Hua, Mathew Mercuri, et al.
The Journal of Emergency Medicine|November 30, 2011
Brain natriuretic peptide in the evaluation of emergency department dyspnea: is there a role?Christopher R Carpenter, Samuel M Keim, Andrew Worster, et al.
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse|June 12, 2010
Does low urine creatinine level indicate the presence of urine alcohol in methadone maintenance treatment patients?Michael Varenbut, Carolyn J Plater-Zyberk, Andrew Worster, et al.
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making|May 23, 2013
Simulating an emergency department: the importance of modeling the interactions between physicians and delegates in a discrete event simulationMorgan E Lim, Andrew Worster, Ron Goeree, et al.
CJEM|June 16, 2015
Common Diagnoses and Outcomes in Elderly Patients Who Present to the Emergency Department with Non-Specific ComplaintsKathleen Quinn, Michael Herman, Daren Lin, et al.
Journal of Addictive Diseases|November 21, 2007
Diagnostic value of self-report of alcohol use in patients enrolled in a methadone maintenance treatment program (MMTP)Jeff Daiter, David Teplin, Michael Varenbut, et al.
The Journal of Emergency Medicine|October 23, 2009
Do either corticosteroids or antiviral agents reduce the risk of long-term facial paresis in patients with new-onset Bell's palsy?Andrew Worster, Samuel M Keim, Rupinder Sahsi, et al.
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