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Present	Emergency Medicine, Research Division, Baystate Health
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Present	Professor of Emergency Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine
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Senior Examiner, American Board of Emergency Medicine

Baystate Education and Research

Department of Emergency Medicine
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Springfield, MA 01199

The impact of age and gender on resource utilization and profitability in ED patients seen and released (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2014)

OBJECTIVE: To determine how age and gender impact resource utilization and profitability in patients seen and released from an Emergency Department (ED). METHODS: Billing data for patients seen and released from an Emergency Department (ED) ...

Eye tracking as a debriefing mechanism in the simulated setting improves patient safety practices (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2014)

INTRODUCTION: Human patient simulation has been widely adopted in healthcare education despite little research supporting its efficacy. The debriefing process is central to simulation education, yet alternative evaluation methods to support providing optimal feedback to ...

Is outpatient emergency department care profitable? Hourly contribution margins by insurance for patients discharged from an emergency department (Philip Henneman, Haiping Li and Michael Lemanski) All Scholarly Works (2014)

Study objective: We determine the contribution margin per hour (ie, profit) by facility evaluation and management (E&M;) billing level and insurance type for patients treated and discharged from an urban, academic emergency department (ED). METHODS: ...

Re-examining the requirements for verification of patient identifiers during medication administration: No wonder it is error-prone (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2013)

Patient identification errors are one of the major causes of medication errors. Most medication error studies to date have focused on reporting patient misidentification statistics from case studies, on classifying types of patient identification errors, ...

Acute appendicitis (Jeannette Wolfe and Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2013)

Can visualizations complement quantitative process analysis measures? A case study of nurses identifying patients before administering medications (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2013)

The objective of this study is to demonstrate the effectiveness of visualizations for exploring one error-prone health care process: nurses verifying patients' identities during the medication administration process. We employed three types of process visualizations ...

Resource scheduling through resource-aware simulation of emergency departments (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2013)

Using computer modeling to study the impact of adding a fast track to a crowded ED (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2013)

Bar-code verification: Reducing but not eliminating medication errors (Philip Henneman, Fidela Blank and Elizabeth Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2012)

Using observation, eye tracking, and clinical simulation with embedded errors, we studied the impact of bar-code verification on error identification and recovery during medication administration. Data supported that bar-code verification may reduce but does not ...

Using discrete event simulation to study potential causes of crowding (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2012)

Profitability of patients discharged from an emergency department (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2011)

The effect of advanced age on length of stay and contribution margin in an emergency department outpatient population (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2011)

Nurses' behaviors and visual scanning patterns may reduce patient identification errors (Philip Henneman and Elizabeth Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2011)

Patient identification (ID) errors occurring during the medication administration process can be fatal. The aim of this study is to determine whether differences in nurses' behaviors and visual scanning patterns during the medication administration process ...

Esophagus and stomach disorders (Philip Henneman and Rakesh Talati) All Scholarly Works (2011)

Emergency department medication lists are not accurate (Howard Smithline, Selin Caglar, Philip Henneman, et al.) All Scholarly Works (2011)

BACKGROUND: Medication errors are a common source of adverse events. Errors in the home medication list may impact care in the Emergency Department (ED), the hospital, and the home. Medication reconciliation, a Joint Commission requirement, ...

Nurses' visual scanning patterns during the medication administration process (Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2011)

Geography and travel distance impact emergency department visits (Philip Henneman, Jane Garb, Geoffrey A Capraro, et al.) All Scholarly Works (2011)

BACKGROUND: Little has been written about the geographic basis of emergency department (ED) visits. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study is to describe the impact of geography on ED visits. METHODS: A retrospective analysis was ...

Experience modeling and analyzing medical processes: UMass/Baystate Medical safety project overview (Philip Henneman, Elizabeth Henneman, Lucinda Cassells, et al.) All Scholarly Works (2010)

Strategies used by critical care nurses to identify, interrupt, and correct medical errors (Elizabeth Henneman, Fidela Blank and Philip Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2010)

BACKGROUND: Medical errors are common in intensive care units. Nurses are uniquely positioned to identify, interrupt, and correct medical errors and to minimize preventable adverse outcomes. Nurses are increasingly recognized as playing a role in ...

Bar-Code Scanning May Reduce but Not Eliminate Medication and Patient Identification Errors In Clinical Simulation (Philip Henneman and Fidela Blank) All Scholarly Works (2010)

Using discrete event simulation to study patient length of stay (Philip Henneman and Haiping Li) All Scholarly Works (2010)

Emergency department patients who stay more than 6 hours contribute to crowding (Philip Henneman, Howard Smithline, Fidela Blank, et al.) All Scholarly Works (2010)

BACKGROUND: Admitted and discharged patients with prolonged emergency department (ED) stays may contribute to crowding by utilizing beds and staff time that would otherwise be used for new patients. OBJECTIVES: To describe patients who stay ...

Patient identification errors are common in a simulated setting (Philip Henneman, Donna Fisher and Elizabeth Henneman) All Scholarly Works (2010)

STUDY OBJECTIVE: We evaluate the frequency and accuracy of health care workers verifying patient identity before performing common tasks. METHODS: The study included prospective, simulated patient scenarios with an eye-tracking device that showed where the ...

Error identification and recovery by student nurses using human patient simulation: Opportunity to improve patient safety (Philip Henneman, Elizabeth Henneman, Cheryl Reilly, et al.) All Scholarly Works (2010)

Appendicitis (Philip Henneman and Jeannette Wolfe) All Scholarly Works (2010)