Emergency Department Sickle Cell Care Coalition
Resources
- The HHS Office of Minority Health is excited to launch a new Sickle Cell Disease Training and Mentoring Program called STAMP. The goal of STAMP is to identify physicians who care for patients with SCD, and provide them with education on the basics of SCD care. There will be two sessions per month (Jan – June 2020) on varied SCD topics.
- NHLBI - OMH - ACEP webinar - "Sickle Cell Disease Care in the Emergency Department: Improvement Initiatives and Ongoing Research"
- ACEP Frontline Podcast - "Treating Sickle Cell Disease in the ED" with Dr. Caroline Freiermuth
- ACEP Frontline Podcast - "Sickle Cell Disease and the Pediatric Patient" with Dr. Patricia Kavanagh
- AHRQ R18 Learning Collaborative - "Opportunity to Improve Care for Individuals with Sickle Cell Disease in Your Emergency Department"
- CDC Directory of Sickle Cell Centers
- CDC - Fact Sheets about ED use for SCD
- CDC - Videos: Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Care
- CMS Data Brief - September 2018 - "The Invisible Crisis: Understanding Pain Management in Medicare Beneficiaries with Sickle Cell Disease"
- Conversations in Equity Blog
- Georgia Health Policy Center
- MedPage Today article on the challenges of SDC management in the ED
- NIH Pain Consortium Centers of Excellence Educational Resources
- NIH Pain Consortium
- Pain Management Best Practices Inter-Agency Task Force
- Resources and Educational Videos from Duke University
- Sickle Cell Disease Research Protocols from Duke University
- SCD Toolbox
- Georgia Health Policy Center - Sickle Cell Provider Training Video Series
New Episodes in The Pulse of Emergency Medicine
We’re pleased to announce the addition of four episodes to our devoted series, The Pulse of Emergency Medicine on ReachMD. In partnership with Pfizer, the episodes seek to bridge the gap in Sickle Cell Disease education. Featuring leading experts, we’ll tackle common misconceptions of SCD, explore updates in triage approaches and discover strategies for treatment of sickle cell in patients.
