Interventions to improve the timeliness of emergency care.

Daniel Handel; Stephen Epstein; Rahul Khare; Denise Abernethy; Kevin Klauer; Randy Pilgrim; Olan Soremekun; Osman Sayan; (2011) Interventions to improve the timeliness of emergency care. Academic emergency medicine, 18 (12). pp. 1295-1302. ISSN 1069-6563 DOI: 10.1111/j.1553-2712.2011.01230.x
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With a persistent trend of increasing emergency department (ED) volumes every year, services are intensifying. Thus, improving the timeliness of delivering emergency care should be a primary focus, both from an operational and from a research perspective. Much has been published on factors associated with delays in emergency care, and the next phase in this area of research will focus on exploring interventions to improve the timeliness of care. On June 1, 2011, Academic Emergency Medicine held a consensus conference titled "Interventions to Assure Quality in the Emergency Department." This article summarizes the findings of the breakout session that investigated interventions to improve the timeliness of emergency care. This article will explore the background on the concept of timeliness of emergency care, the current state of interventions that have been implemented to improve timeliness, and specific questions as a framework for a future research agenda.

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