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Whitepaper: Reducing LWBS in the Emergency Department in the Post-COVID Era

By American Physician Partners | March 22, 2023

In this white paper, Dr. Ken Colaric, Emergency Department Medical Director, responds to questions about the factors currently contributing to hospitals’ long patient waiting times and high LWBS rates and the solution that resulted in dramatic changes for the facility. 

Whitepaper: Reducing Sepsis Mortality by Identifying the Various Stages of Sepsis and Applying Best Practice Protocols for Treatment

By American Physician Partners | August 31, 2022

This white paper focuses on identifying the three stages of sepsis and optimal treatment protocols for each stage with the goal of increasing compliance with best practices and reducing overall morbidity and mortality.

American Physician Partners Physician Becomes a New Member on the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) Board of Directors

By American Physician Partners | August 22, 2022

Dr. Love Anani, a board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician currently serving as the Emergency Department Medical Director of NorthCrest Medical Center for American Physician Partners, has been awarded a seat on the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) Board of Directors at the 2022 SNMA Annual Medical Education Conference (AMEC).

Video: Managing the Emergency Department in a Pandemic

By American Physician Partners | February 3, 2021

American Physician Partners Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tony Briningstool recently addressed APP's response to managing its Emergency Department contracts through the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Briningstool highlighted keys to success including strong leadership on the ground, innovative solutions to care, and partnering with our hospitals to safely bring patients back to the ED.

4 Ways a Hospital Emergency Department Can Set Itself Up for Success

By American Physician Partners | July 21, 2020

Download our whitepaper to learn how to improve the front end, middle, and back end of the Emergency Department and drastically increase performance