Publications by authors named "Frantz Gibbs"

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Snakebite! Crotalinae Envenomation of a Man in Rhode Island.
Xiao C Zhang, Alexis Kearney, Frantz J Gibbs, Jason B Hack

R I Med J (2013)· January 2016

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The H-Impairment Index (HII): a standardized assessment of alcohol-induced impairment in the Emergency Department.
Jason B Hack, Eric J Goldlust, Frantz Gibbs, Brian Zink

Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse· March 2014

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Use of in situ simulation and human factors engineering to assess and improve emergency department clinical systems for timely telemetry-based detection of life-threatening arrhythmias.
Leo Kobayashi, Ramakrishna Parchuri, Fenwick G Gardiner, Gino A Paolucci, Nicole M Tomaselli, Frantz J Gibbs

BMJ Qual Saf· January 2013

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Web survey and embedded intervention on emergency department personnel perceptions of role in patient experience.
Leo Kobayashi, Lynn A Sweeney, Anna C Cousins, Karina S Bertsch, Fenwick G Gardiner, Frantz J Gibbs

Eur J Emerg Med· April 2012

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Physician discretion is safe and may lower stress test utilization in emergency department chest pain unit patients.
Anthony M Napoli, James A Arrighi, Matthew S Siket, Frantz J Gibbs

Crit Pathw Cardiol· March 2012

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Color-coding and human factors engineering to improve patient safety characteristics of paper-based emergency department clinical documentation.
Leo Kobayashi, Robert M Boss, Frantz J Gibbs, Eric Goldlust, Michelle M Hennedy

HERD· December 2011

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Sixteen-slice computed tomographic angiography is a reliable noninvasive screening test for clinically significant blunt cerebrovascular injuries.
Walter L Biffl, Thomas Egglin, Bernard Benedetto, Frantz Gibbs, William G Cioffi

J Trauma· April 2006

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