Dansk Tidsskrift for Akutmedicin

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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025)

Published July 18, 2025

Explore the latest research and professional perspectives in emergency medicine and nursing—dive into the current issue.

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Original, development, and quality articles

Sofie Hjort Bendixen, Stig Holm Ovesen, Marie Kristine Jessen, Jesper Weile

5-15

Chest X-ray Positioning in Suspected Infection in the Emergency Department: Patient Characteristics and Outcome Associations

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Annemarie Dencker, Margrethe Lomholt Sørensen

46-63

From Tacit to Shared Knowledge: A Model for Developing Healthcare Professionals' Communication with Relatives and Bereaved in Acute Care

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Meryem Hamodi, Annmarie Touborg Lassen, Stefan Posth

64-71

Automatic Ejection Fraction Agreement Between Handheld and Midrange Ultrasound Devices

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Michelle Werenberg Ginnerup, Markus Petersen, Camilla Ly, David Vadsholt, Brandur Jogvansson, Mette Emerek, Dorte Melgaard, Anne Lund Krarup

24-35

Implementation of a Smartphone Coordination App Improved the Work Environment Among Coordinators in the Emergency Department: A Before-and-After Study at Aalborg University Hospital

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Ditte Orbesen, Mohamad El-Faramawi, Gitte Sparke, Anne Friesgaard Christensen, Charlotte Abrahamsen

16-23

Fast-Track Zone: Analyzing Population and Throughput in an Emergency Department

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Sanne Schjødt, Marianne Lisby, Lotte Ebdrup, Marie Kristine Jessen

36-45

Adherence to Antibiotic Guidelines in Acute Patients With Suspected Severe Pneumonia: A Cohort Study

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Abstracts of dissertations

Vibe Maria Laden Nielsen

83-86

Paediatric emergencies in Denmark: Severity, prehospital monitoring and outcomes

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Anne Heltborg

80-82

Early Diagnosis of Community-Acquired Pneumonia in the Emergency Department: Imaging and Biomarkers

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Mathias Hertz

73-76

Urinary Tract Infections in Danish Emergency Departments: Characteristics and Diagnostic Values of Urine Analysis and Novel Inflammatory Markers

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Mariana Cartuliares

77-79

Diagnosis and treatment of acutely hospitalised patients with suspected community-acquired pneumonia – clinical and microbiological perspectives

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Morten Jongshøj Lorentzen

87-89

Empiric Antibiotic Treatment and Diagnostic Imaging for Pneumonia

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Case reports

Linnea Kierulff, Ane Simony, Andreas Wolff Fries

91-93

Penetrating Trauma Following an Unfortunate Encounter with a Bull

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Frederik Veitland Ilkjær, Maja Veitland Ilkjær, Daniel Tuyet Kristensen, Lars Peter Lawrence

94-97

Bilateral spontaneous tension pneumothorax in an otherwise healthy 13-year-old boy

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Why Submit Your Article to the Danish Journal of Emergency Medicine?

The Danish Journal of Emergency Medicine aims to promote knowledge sharing within the field of emergency care. The journal seeks to support professional, cultural, and organizational development in the emergency medicine landscape.

As a researcher, clinician, or project leader, it is essential to disseminate important findings — not only internationally, but also nationally and locally. Sharing knowledge with frontline clinicians who address these issues daily is key to ensuring the implementation and real-world impact of your results.

This journal does not charge any submission fees, article processing charges (APCs), or other publication-related costs.

We invite all professionals working on relevant projects within emergency medicine to submit their work to the journal. Below are examples of article types suited to different author profiles:

Examples of Article Types:

For established researchers:

Summaries of original research articles
Summaries of PhD or doctoral dissertations

For smaller research and quality improvement projects:

Review articles
Original research, development, and quality improvement articles

For early-career or emerging researchers:

Protocol articles

For clinicians:

Clinical guidelines
Case reports

Organisation

The Danish Journal of Emergency Medicine is owned by the Danish Society for Emergency Medicine (DASEM).
The editorial board is appointed by DASEM.

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