Michael Molloy

Clinical Assistant Professor

University College Dublin College of Health Sciences

Ireland

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Michael Molloy is a Clinical Assistant Professor at University College Dublin College of Health Sciences in Ireland. His research areas include emergency medicine, pediatric nephrology, and healthcare management, as evidenced by his recent publications focusing on topics such as contact sports participation in children with renal concerns and compliance with national health guidelines. He has also contributed to understanding emergency department trends and imaging modalities for renal stones, reflecting his commitment to improving patient care in acute settings.

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Anas Khan

SAUDI ARABIA

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Fardod O'Kelly

Assistant Professor/Senior Lecturer

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

IRELAND

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A Narrative Review of Contact Sports Participation in Children and Young Athletes With a Solitary (Functioning) Kidney

All the Sickly People, Where Do They All Come From? An OLD Problem (Off Load Delay) Rising Ambulance Presentations to an Irish Emergency Department

Appropriate Imaging Modalities in the Emergency Department for Assessment of Renal Stones

Compliance with The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Guideline (NG158) Venous Thromboembolic Diseases: Diagnosis, Management, and Thrombophilia Testing; Proximal Lower Limb Venous Ultrasound Time Standards at Wexford General Hospital

Emergency Department Attendance Gap during COVID-19 Pandemic: A Comparison of Attendance Trends at Wexford General Hospital from 2014 to 2022

Evaluation of Inconclusive Results on the Cepheid X-Pert Xpress Platform (GXP) for the Diagnosis of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome-2: A Narrative Literature Review

Festina Lente: Bradycardia as a Presenting Feature of Life-Threatening Intra-Abdominal Hemorrhage

Improving PET and Reducing Coagulation Sample Requests in ED

Lodgers, Boarders, Trolley Patients; A Growing Challenge in Emergency Departments (ED). Zero Tolerance for Trolleys or Zero Tolerance for Zero Trolleys; A Crude Examination of Progressive Capacity Issues in an Irish Emergency Department.

Quality Improvement Project: Optimizing Compliance with NICE CG176 Head Injury CT Time Standards at Wexford General Hospital Emergency Department

Spontaneous prevertebral emphysema following weight training in a 21-year-old female

Mass gathering medicine in soccer leagues: A review and creation of the SALEM tool

Trend Analysis on Road Traffic Collision Occurrence in Nigeria

Emergency medical providers’ knowledge regarding disasters during mass gatherings in Saudi Arabia

The importance of pre-training gap analyses and the identification of competencies and skill requirements of medical personnel for mass casualty incidents and disaster training.

State Preparedness for Crisis Standards of Care in the United States: Implications for Emergency Management

State Preparedness for Crisis Standards of Care in the United States: Implications for Emergency Management.

Preparing for the Second Surge: Preventing Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Building Resilience for Health Care Workers in the Face of COVID-19.

Crisis Standards of Care Implementation at the State Level in the United States.

Crisis Standards of Care Implementation at the State Level in the United States

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Fardod O'Kelly

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