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Urgent Matters, a national initiative funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is dedicated to finding, developing and delivering strategies to improve patient flow and reduce emergency department (ED) crowding. Urgent Matters highlights patient flow best practices through its educational activities including: e-newsletters, web seminars, and regional conferences.
Currently, Urgent Matters is working with six hospitals in Learning Network II to improve patient flow and reduce emergency department crowding. | |
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Urgent Matters Learning Network II Launched
Six hospitals have been selected to participate in Urgent Matters Learning Network II to improve patient flow and reduce emergency department crowding.
CDC Releases New ED Data
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has released new data on emergency department utilization in the United States.
Urgent Matters Assesses Emergency Care in the District of Columbia
RAND and GWU recently released a working paper describing interim findings from a study of the health and health care service delivery system in Washington, DC, including emergency health services. | |
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