D. Walter

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Emergency planning in health: Scoping study of the international literature, local information resources and key stakeholders

A. Booth, Paolo Gardois, S. Carley, 2012 .

A Call for Consensus on Methodology and Terminology to Improve Comparability in the Study of Preventable Prehospital Trauma Deaths: A Systematic Literature Review.

G. Oliver, D. Walter, Govind Oliver, 2016, Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

Comparative Review on the Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Relief Teams’ Deployment to Sudden-Onset Disasters

D. Walter, A. Bartolucci, T. Redmond, 2019, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.

Management of blunt liver trauma in children

D. Lloyd, D. Walter, P. Losty, 1997, The British journal of surgery.

Preparedness of emergency departments in northwest England for managing chemical incidents: a structured interview survey

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, Jane Williams, 2007, BMC emergency medicine.

Major incident planning in primary care trusts in north-west England: a cross-sectional survey

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, Thomas Day, 2010, Health services management research.

Emergency response to 999 calls

D. Walter, B. Foex, 2002, BMJ : British Medical Journal.

Accelerated discharge of patients in the event of a major incident: observational study of a teaching hospital

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, 2006, BMC public health.

Are prehospital deaths from trauma and accidental injury preventable? A direct historical comparison to assess what has changed in two decades.

G. Oliver, A. Redmond, D. Walter, 2017, Injury.

Severity-of-illness assessment in community-acquired pneumonia

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2010, Thorax.

Oxygen therapy in acute stroke

D. Walter, K. P. de la Morandière, 2003, Emergency medicine journal : EMJ.

Severity-of-illness assessment in community-acquired pneumonia

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, A. Bentley, 2010, Thorax.

Post-exertion oxygen saturation as a prognostic factor for adverse outcome in patients attending the emergency department with suspected COVID-19: a substudy of the PRIEST observational cohort study

S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, A. Loban, 2020, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Evaluation of triage methods used to select patients with suspected pandemic influenza for hospital admission

S. Goodacre, Richard Wilson, Kirsty Challen, 2011, Emergency Medicine Journal.

System Developments—New Horizons and Evaluation

D. Walter, D. Wulterkens, 2008, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.

Prognostic accuracy of emergency department triage tools for children with suspected COVID-19: The PRIEST observational cohort study

S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, A. Loban, 2020, medRxiv.

Major incident triage: comparative validation using data from 7th July bombings.

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, Kirsty Challen, 2013, Injury.

Clinical review: Mass casualty triage – pandemic influenza and critical care

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2007, Critical care.

Risk stratification of patients with acute chest pain without a rise in troponin: current practice in England

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, M. Dunham, 2010, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Characterisation of 22445 patients attending UK emergency departments with suspected COVID-19 infection: Observational cohort study

S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, A. Loban, 2020, PloS one.

Characterisation of 22446 patients attending UK emergency departments with suspected COVID-19 infection: Observational cohort study

S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, A. Loban, 2020, medRxiv.

Prognostic accuracy of emergency department triage tools for adults with suspected COVID-19: the PRIEST observational cohort study

S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, A. Loban, 2020, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Medical and prehospital care training in UK fire and rescue services

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, L. Quinn, 2009, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Psychosocial care for persons affected by emergencies and major incidents: a Delphi study to determine the needs of professional first responders for education, training and support

J. Drury, Richard Williams, David Novelli, 2012, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Physiological-social score (PMEWS) vs. CURB-65 to triage pandemic influenza: a comparative validation study using community-acquired pneumonia as a proxy

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2007, BMC Health Services Research.

Prehospital deaths from trauma: Are injuries survivable and do bystanders help?

G. J. Oliver, A. Redmond, A. Redmond, 2016, Injury.

Derivation and validation of a clinical severity score for acutely ill adults with suspected COVID-19: The PRIEST observational cohort study

M. Bradburn, S. Goodacre, F. Lecky, 2021, PloS one.

National swine flu adult assessment guidelines: retrospective validation of objective criteria in three proxy datasets

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2010, Emergency Medicine Journal.

Physiological Scoring: An Aid to Emergency Medical Services Transport Decisions?

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, 2010, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.

Accelerated discharge of patients in the event of a major incident: observational study of a teaching hospital

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, 2006, BMC public health.

Physiological-social score (PMEWS) vs. CURB-65 to triage pandemic influenza: a comparative validation study using community-acquired pneumonia as a proxy

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2007, BMC Health Services Research.

A physiological–social score for triaging of pandemic influenza patients

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2006, European Respiratory Journal.

Physiological-social scoring is important in pandemic flu

Kirsty Challen, D. Walter, J. Bright, 2006, BMJ : British Medical Journal.