Emergency department point-of-care ultrasonography improves time to pericardiocentesis for clinically significant effusions
Clinical and Experimental Emergency Medicine. 2017;4(3):128-132 
Embolic Central Retinal Artery Occlusion Detected with Point-of-care Ultrasonography in the Emergency Department
The Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2016;50(4):e183-e185
Needle tip localization during pericardiocentesis with a “cardiac flush” during real time ultrasonography
Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2004;44(4):S62
A Wound-Care Process Model Improves Emergency Department Turnaround Time
Journal For Healthcare Quality. 2006;28(3):55-58
Under-triage as a Significant Factor Affecting Transfer Time between the Emergency Department and the Intensive Care Unit
Journal of Emergency Nursing. 2011;37(5):491-496
Point of Care, Limited Ultrasonography for CVC
Academic Emergency Medicine. 2004;11(5):447-447
Predictors of Clinically Significant Radiographic Shoulder Pathology in the Emergency Department
The Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2015;49(4):424-428
Use of a New Syncope Pathway to Select Emergency Department Patients at Risk for Adverse Outcomes and Clinically Significant Interventions
Academic Emergency Medicine. 2005;12(Supplement 1):126-126
Emergency Department Multimarker Point-of-care Testing Reduces Time to Cardiac Marker Results without Loss of Diagnostic Accuracy
Academic Emergency Medicine. 2004;11(5):504-505
The minimum clinically significant difference in Patient-Assigned 11-Point numeric pain scale scores for pain
Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2004;44(4):S86-S87