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Friday, November 6, 2009

80% of Country Below Average in Emergency Medicine 'Report Card'

The state of emergency care in America received low marks in a report released by an objective panel of emergency medical experts. The first-ever National Report Card on the State of Emergency Medicine finds an emergency care system characterized by overcrowding, declining access to care, soaring liability costs and a poor capacity to deal with public health or terrorist disasters. The nation’s emergency medical care system received an overall grade of C-, which represents the average of grades for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. A task force of experts assembled by the American College of ...

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