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Daniel Beamish

Dr. Daniel Beamish is a 4th year Emergency Medicine Resident at the University of Ottawa whose interests include travelling, hockey, and surfing.

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Creatine Kinase: Antiquated Relic or useful adjunct in Diagnosing Acute Coronary Syndrome?

2018-08-02
By: Daniel Beamish
On: August 2, 2018
In: Cardiology, Featured, Grand Round Summaries, Quality Improvement

Chest pain is a common presenting complaint to Emergency Departments (ED) worldwide. Massive resource investment is required to differentiate benign from sinister causes of chest pain, and for the treatment, referral, and risk stratification of chest pain patients.  A cardiac etiology of chest pain is found in roughly 15% ofRead More →

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