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Real-time pandemic surveillance using hospital admissions and mobility data.
Spencer J Fox, Michael Lachmann, Mauricio Tec, Remy Pasco, Spencer Woody, Mark E Escott

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· February 2022

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Design of COVID-19 staged alert systems to ensure healthcare capacity with minimal closures.
Haoxiang Yang, Özge Sürer, Daniel Duque, David P Morton, Bismark Singh, Mark E Escott

Nat Commun· June 2021

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Design of COVID-19 Staged Alert Systems to Ensure Healthcare Capacity with Minimal Closures.
Haoxiang Yang, Özge Sürer, Daniel Duque, David P Morton, Bismark Singh, Mark E Escott

medRxiv· December 2020

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Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest outcomes with "pit crew" resuscitation and scripted initiation of mechanical CPR.
Louis Gonzales, Brandon K Oyler, Jeff L Hayes, Mark E Escott, Jose G Cabanas

Am J Emerg Med· May 2019

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ALL THAT GLITTERS.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· May 2016

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DOWN UNDER. Street doc sheds light on EMS culture in Australia.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· March 2016

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CARRYING THE WEIGHT.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· January 2016

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FREE AT LAST. Freestanding EDs offer alternative patient destinations.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· December 2015

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APPRECIATE FALLIBILITY: TALENTED PARAMEDICS SHOULDN'T BE FIRED FOR MAKING MISTAKES.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· November 2015

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STAYING INFORMED. Help clinicians take control of the self-directed learning process.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· October 2015

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SHORTER SHIFTS.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· September 2015

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WALKING AMONG THE FACTS. Knowledge without application is meaningless.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· August 2015

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QUANTIFYING DIRECTORS. How much medical direction do we need?
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· July 2015

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MAINTAINING CREDENTIALS. Staying proficient in clinical decision-making & skills.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· June 2015

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COLLABORATIVE DATA.
Mark E A Escott

JEMS· May 2015

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Managing patient-centric care. Montgomery County, Texas, community paramedicine program sees early success.
Morgan M Clark, Guy R Gleisberg, Andrew R Karrer, Mark E A Escott

JEMS· April 2015

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CLOSING THE GAP. The intersection of EMS & public health.
David Persse, Mark E A Escott

JEMS· April 2015

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Seeing the difference.
Mark E A Escott, Guy R Gleisberg, Lee S Gillum, Jared Cosper, Kevin M Traynor

JEMS· August 2014

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Simple thoracostomy. Moving beyong needle decompression in traumatic cardiac arrest.
Mark E A Escott, Guy R Gleisberg, Kasia Kimmel, Andrew Karrer, Jared Cosper

JEMS· April 2014

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