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Free Subscription Articles published in CMAJ Retrieve available abstracts of 24 articles: HTML format

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May 2025
1. CHEN H, Kaufman JS, Chen C, Wang J, et al
   Impact of the 2023 wildfire smoke episodes in Ontario, Canada, on asthma and other health outcomes: an interrupted time-series analysis.
   CMAJ. 2025;197:E465-E477.
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   March 2025
2. LEUNG KHB, Grunau BE, Lee MK, Buxton JA, et al
   Optimizing placement of public-access naloxone kits using geospatial analytics: a modelling study.
   CMAJ. 2025;197:E258-E265.
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3. LI SS, McGrail K, Rosychuk RJ, Law MR, et al
   Outcomes for people experiencing homelessness with COVID-19 presenting to emergency departments in Canada, compared with housed patients.
   CMAJ. 2025;197:E236-E243.
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4. MYRAN DT, Xiao J, Fabiano N, Pugliese M, et al
   Mortality risk among people receiving acute hospital care for hallucinogen use compared with the general population.
   CMAJ. 2025;197:E204-E213.
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   February 2025
5. HAYWARD J, Rosychuk RJ, McRae AD, Sinnarajah A, et al
   Effect of emergency department opioid prescribing on health outcomes.
   CMAJ. 2025;197:E122-E130.
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   November 2024
6. GREWAL K, Calzavara A, McLeod SL, Eskander A, et al
   Emergency department use before cancer diagnosis in Ontario, Canada: a population-based study.
   CMAJ. 2024;196:E1252-E1261.
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   July 2024
7. DAOUST R, Paquet J, Emond M, Iseppon M, et al
   Opioid prescribing requirements to minimize unused medications after an emergency department visit for acute pain: a prospective cohort study.
   CMAJ. 2024;196:E866-E874.
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8. GREWAL K, Varner C
   [Not Available].
   CMAJ. 2024;196:E855-E856.
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   May 2024
9. GREWAL K, Varner C
   The emergency department is no place to be told you have cancer.
   CMAJ. 2024;196:E626-E627.
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10. MAH JC, Stilwell C, Kubiseski M, Arora G, et al
    Managing "socially admitted" patients in hospital: a qualitative study of health care providers' perceptions.
    CMAJ. 2024;196:E580-E590.
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    April 2024
11. MCLANE P, Bill L, Healy B, Barnabe C, et al
    Leaving emergency departments without completing treatment among First Nations and non-First Nations patients in Alberta: a mixed-methods study.
    CMAJ. 2024;196:E510-E523.
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    February 2024
12. HEATH DS
    Psychiatric hospital-at-home programs could reduce emergency room boarding of patients experiencing a mental health crisis.
    CMAJ. 2024;196:E192.
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    January 2024
13. ISKANDER C, Stukel TA, Diong C, Guan J, et al
    Acute health care use among children during the first 2.5 years of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, Canada: a population-based repeated cross-sectional study.
    CMAJ. 2024;196:E1-E13.
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    December 2023
14. DE WIT K, Mercuri M, Clayton N, Mercier E, et al
    Derivation of the Falls Decision Rule to exclude intracranial bleeding without head CT in older adults who have fallen.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1614-E1621.
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    November 2023
15. MCLEOD SL, Tarride JE, Mondoux S, Paterson JM, et al
    Health care utilization and outcomes of patients seen by virtual urgent care versus in-person emergency department care.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1463-E1474.
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    October 2023
16. TOULANY A, Saunders NR, Kurdyak P, Strauss R, et al
    Acute presentations of eating disorders among adolescents and adults before and during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, Canada.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1291-E1299.
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17. VARNER C
    [Not Available].
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1331-E1332.
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    September 2023
18. POONAI N, Freedman SB, Newton AS, Sawyer S, et al
    Emergency department visits and hospital admissions for suicidal ideation, self-poisoning and self-harm among adolescents in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1221-E1230.
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19. YAO J, Irvine MA, Klaver B, Zandy M, et al
    Changes in emergency department use in British Columbia, Canada, during the first 3 years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1141-E1150.
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20. VARNER C
    Without more acute care beds, hospitals are on their own to grapple with emergency department crises.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1157-E1158.
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    August 2023
21. SRUGO SA, Ricci C, Leason J, Jiang Y, et al
    Disparities in primary and emergency health care among "off-reserve" Indigenous females compared with non-Indigenous females aged 15-55 years in Canada.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1097-E1111.
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22. VARNER C
    [Not Available].
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E1028-E1029.
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    June 2023
23. VARNER C
    Emergency departments are in crisis now and for the foreseeable future.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E851-E852.
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    March 2023
24. MCALISTER FA
    Virtual care and emergency department use.
    CMAJ. 2023;195:E376.
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