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UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine Grants Departmental Status to Emergency Medicine

By David L. Schriger, MD, MPH | on August 22, 2016 | 0 Comment
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UCLA Emergency Medicine faculty played a significant role in the Emergency Care for Children initiative, which led to the creation of Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care Centers across the United States. They were integral to the development of the trauma care system in California, and the EMS system in Los Angeles County, including the development and implementation of the systems for the care of patients with STEMI and stroke.

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Dr. Schriger is the vice chair of the UCLA Department of Emergency Medicine and deputy editor of Annals of Emergency Medicine.

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Topics: David Geffen School of MedicineEducationEmergency MedicineFellowshipUCLA Department of Emergency Medicine

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