Ramon W. Johnson
Mission Health System
10 Papers
27 Citations
Ramon W. Johnson is an academic researcher from Mission Health System. The author has contributed to research in topics: Emergency department & Emergency medical services. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 10 publications. Previous affiliations of Ramon W. Johnson include Boston Children's Hospital.
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Joint policy statement - Guidelines for care of children in the emergency department
Steven E. Krug,Thomas Bojko,Joel A. Fein,Laura Fitzmaurice,Karen S. Frush,Louis C. Hampers,Patricia J. O'Malley,Robert E. Sapien,Paul E. Sirbaugh,Milton Tenenbein,Loren G. Yamamoto,Kathleen M. Brown,Kim Bullock,Andrew Garrett,Dan Kavanaugh,Cindy Pellegrini,Tasmeen Singh Weik,Sally K. Snow,David W. Tuggle,Tina Turgel,Joseph L. Wright,Alice D. Ackerman,Kathy N. Shaw,Sue Tellez,Ramon W. Johnson,Isabel A. Barata,Lee S. Benjamin,Lisa Bundy,James M. Callahan,Richard M. Cantor,James E. Colletti,Randolph J. Cordle,Ann M. Dietrich,Martin I. Herman,Douglas K. Holtzman,Mark A. Hostetler,Paul Ishimine,Madeline Matar Joseph,John M. Litell,David Markenson,Sanjay Mehta,Antonio E. Muniz,Aderonke Ojo,Malford T. Pillow,Gerald R. Schwartz,Ghazala Q. Sharieff,Nancy Medina,Stephanie Wauson,Lance Brown,David B. Burbulys,Cindy Chan,Joseph H. Finkler,Dennis A. Hernandez,Sharon E. Mace,Maureen D. McCollough,Alfred Sacchetti,Tracy Napper,Beth N. Bolick,Liesel Caten,Kathleen Lozano,Christine Marshall,Nancy Stevens,Ann Marie Papa,Claudia Jorgenson,Altair Juarez,Tracy Lloyd,Leslie Gates,Marianne Gausche-Hill,Frederick C. Blum,Catherine W. Burt,James M. Chamberlain,George L. Foltin,Karen Frush,Ramon Johnson,Kimberly Middleton,Ghazala Q. Sharieff,Al Sacchetti,R. A. Wiebe +77 more
TL;DR: Resources necessary to ensure that hospital EDs stand ready to care for children of all ages are outlined, consistent with the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine's report on the future of emergency care in the United States health system.
Death of a child in the emergency department: Joint statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Emergency Physicians
Jane F. Knapp,Thomas Bojko,Margaret A. Dolan,Ronald A. Furnival,Barry Heath,Steven E. Krug,Deborah Mulligan-Smith,Lee A. Pyles,Richard M. Ruddy,Kathy N. Shaw,Timothy S. Yeh,Jane Ball,Susan Tellez,Marianne Gausche-Hill,Frederick C. Blum,Isabel A. Barata,Jill M. Baren,Lee S. Benjamin,Kathleen M. Brown,Randolph J. Cordle,Ann M. Dietrich,Ramon W. Johnson,Stephen R. Knazik,Sharon E. Mace,Maureen D. McCollough,John H. Myers,Phyllis H. Stenklyft,Craig H Warden,Joseph Zibulewsky,Elaine Jastram +29 more
TL;DR: Note: Please be advised that the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Emergency Physicians are in the process of independently developing technical reports that will provide more in-depth educational and clinical information for their respective members on the death of a child in the emergency department.
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The role of the emergency physician in emergency medical services for children
TL;DR: The development of the federal EMS for Children Program, the importance of the integration ofEMS for children into EMS systems, and the role of the emergency physician in EMS for children are described.
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Pediatric issues in disaster management, part 3: special healthcare needs patients and mental health issues.
Sharon E. Mace,Ghazala Q. Sharieff,Andrew I. Bern,Lee S. Benjamin,Dave Burbulys,Ramon W. Johnson,Merritt Schreiber +6 more
TL;DR: Key components of disaster planning and management for pediatric patients including emergency medical services, hospital/facility issues, evacuation centers, family separation/reunification, children with special healthcare needs, mental health issues, and overcrowding/surge capacity are discussed.
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Pediatric patients in a disaster: part of the all-hazard, comprehensive approach to disaster management.
Sharon E. Mace,Constance J. Doyle,Susan M. Fuchs,Marianne Gausche-Hill,Kristi L. Koenig,Annalise Sorrentino,Ramon W. Johnson +6 more
TL;DR: Key recommendations for dealing with children, infants, and special needs patients in a disaster are delineated.
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