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ACEP Clinical Policy on Seizures

By Micheal D. Smith, MD, MBA, FACEP | on April 23, 2025 | 0 Comment
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 Level C recommendations. Recommendations for patient care that are based on evidence from Class of Evidence III studies or, in the absence of adequate published literature, based on expert consensus. In instances where consensus recommendations are made, “consensus” is placed in parentheses at the end of the recommendation.

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Dr. Smith has been active in organized emergency medicine including many ACEP committees and is the past president of the Ohio Chapter of ACEP, the Louisiana Chapter of ACEP, and the Simulation Academy of SAEM.

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