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7. The Toxicology Investigators Consortium 2022 Annual Report.

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Amaducci, Alexandra M., Campleman, Sharan L., Li, Shao, Karshenas, Dana L., Spyres, Meghan B., Farrugia, Lynn A., Kang, A. Min, Culbreth, Rachel E., Wax, Paul M., Brent, Jeffrey, Aldy, Kim, Acciani, Jennifer, Adeyeye, Elizabeth, Akpunonu, Peter, Albertson, Timothy, Algren, Adam, Archer, John, Atti, Sukhshant, Avera, Robert, and Babu, Kavita

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CORPORATION reports, TOXICOLOGY, HEALTH facilities, DEATH rate, TREATMENT of addictions, ANTIDEPRESSANTS, OPIOID analgesics
Abstract

Since 2010, medical toxicology physicians from the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) Toxicology Investigators Consortium (ToxIC) have provided reports on their in-hospital and clinic patient consultations to a national case registry, known as the ToxIC Core Registry. De-identified patient data entered into the registry includes patient demographics, reason for medical toxicology evaluation, exposure agents, clinical signs and symptoms, treatments and antidotes administered, and mortality. This thirteenth annual report provides data from 7206 patients entered into the Core Registry in 2022 by 35 participating sites comprising 52 distinct healthcare facilities, bringing the total case count to 94,939. Opioid analgesics were the most commonly reported exposure agent class (15.9%), followed by ethanol (14.9%), non-opioid analgesic (12.8%), and antidepressants (8.0%). Opioids were the leading agent of exposure for the first time in 2022 since the Core Registry started. There were 118 fatalities (case fatality rate of 1.6%). Additional descriptive analyses in this annual report were conducted to describe the location of the patient during hospitalization, telemedicine consultations, and addiction medicine treatments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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23. Opening Doors to Training Medical Toxicology Fellows from All Residency Backgrounds.

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Kao, Louise, Burns, Michele, Murphy, Christine, Schwarz, Evan, on behalf of ACMT Fellowship Directors Committee, Aks, Steve, Babu, Kavita, Beauchamp, Gillian, Biary, Rana, Charlton, Nathan, Clancy, Cathleen, Ford, Jonathan, Hendrickson, Robert, Hoyte, Christopher, Jacob, Jeena, King, Andrew, Kostic, Mark, Lasoff, Daniel, Morgan, Brent, and Nogar, Joshua

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TOXICOLOGY, RESIDENTS (Medicine), MEDICAL fellowships, MEDICAL education, MEDICAL specialties & specialists
Abstract

In an ideal world, this should lead to more applicants from outside of Emergency Medicine (EM) applying to Medical Toxicology fellowship programs. Medical Toxicology fellowship training is available for graduates of any accredited USA (ACGME) or Canadian (RCPSC/CFPC) residency program, or at the discretion of the program director and institutional review committee [[1]]. This dataset does not verify completion of training; however, we are still able to relate that the fellows of different training backgrounds were eligible to begin their training in the respective Medical Toxicology fellowship programs. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022
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25. What is This Rash?

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Gleeson, Timothy P., primary, Griswold, Matthew K., additional, Broach, John, additional, and Babu, Kavita M., additional

Published
2015
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