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Robert Suter, D.O., M.H.A., F.A.C.E.P.

Details of Research

Name:		Robert Eduard Suter, D.O., M.H.A., F.A.C.E.P.
Academic Title:		Professor
Primary Appointment:		Emergency Medicine
Secondary Appointment:		Surgery
School:		Southwestern Medical School
Affiliations:		Children's - Emergency Center
Department Website:		Department of Surgery/Division of Emergency Medicine
Email:		Robert Suter, D.O., M.H.A., F.A.C.E.P.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

	Clinical Guideline for Blunt Trauma
	Clinical Guideline for Headache
	Clinical Guideline for PE/DVT
	Clinical Guideline for Expired CO2
	Clinical Guideline for Vaginal Bleeding

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

	Suter RE, "Textbook chapter: Communications" In: Principles of EMS, 3rd ed, Mosby:In press, 2003
	Suter RE, "Textbook chapter: Private Practice of Emergency Medicine" In: Emergency Medicine in Focus: A Guide for Medical Students and Prospective Residents, EMRA, 2000
	Suter RE, "Textbook chapter: Needlestick Injuries" In: eMed, Plantz (ed) for Online Textbook, 1999
	Suter RE, "Chapter: M.A.S.T." In: Prehospital Emergency Care Secrets, Pons/Markovchick (Ed), Mosby, 1998
	Suter RE, "Textbook chapter: History of EMS" In: EMS Medical Direction, 3rd edition, ACEP 2001

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS

	Collaborative committee authorship, "Clinical Guideline for Syncope" Ann Emerg Med, accepted/publication pending, 2003
	Suter RE, "On Credentials and Manpower in Emergency Medicine" Ann Emerg Medicine, 22(9):1494, September 1993
	Suter RE, "EMS Operations Control" Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 7(4) September 1992
	Suter RE, "Thoraco-Lumbar Spinal Instability During Variations of the Log Roll Maneuver" Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, March 1992
	Suter RE, "EMS Agenda for the Future: Report from the Steering Committee" Ann Emerg Med, 31(2):251-63, February 1998

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