Presentation Rates for Acute Pharyngitis in the Emergency Room Are Influenced by Extreme Weather Events
Markus Haas,
Mateo Lucic,
Franziska Pichler
et al.
Abstract:ObjectiveExtreme weather events are becoming more prevalent with the increasing pace of climate change. These events negatively impact human health and put considerable strain on health care resources, including emergency departments. Within otolaryngology, acute pharyngitis is a common reason for emergency room visits (ERV). Therefore, we aimed to investigate the impact of extreme meteorological conditions on ERV rates related to acute pharyngitis.Study DesignRetrospective time‐series study.SettingERVs relate… Show more
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