Decision Making in Emergency Medicine: Biases, Errors and Solutions

Dr Manda Raz is a generalist in the department of emergency medicine, Monash Health, Australia. He is a research scholar and author of academic and literary books. He holds multiple research scholarships, academic prizes and leadership awards. He is the first editor of the forthcoming Australian Medicine Careers Guide (Federation Press), Australian Law Careers Guide (Federation Press), Cases for Health Executives: The Principles of Practice (Taylor and Francis) and Surgical OSCEs for Medical Students (Scion Publishing). Dr Raz is also the first author of the forthcoming Key Principles in Clinical Anatomy (Scion Publishing) and second author of Pocket Tutor: Obstetrics (JP Medical Publishers).Dr Pourya Pouryahya (MD, FACEM ,GC ClinEpi, CCPU, M Traumatology, MPH) is an emergency medicine consultant and director of emergency medicine research (DEMR) at Casey Hospital, Monash Health, Australia and is a highly recognised lecturer at Monash University's School of Clinical Sciences with double masters in traumatology and public health. With special interests in trauma, critical care, point of care ultrasound (PoCUS) and biostatistics, Dr Pouryahya also serves as the co-chair of Monash Health fellowship practice exam committee, Monash Health fellowship teaching coordinator and leads the Monash Emergency-Monash Health sepsis and Casey Hospital-Monash Health emergency department ultrasound groups. Dr Pouryahya also serves on the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine's (ACEM) court of examiners (COE), primary examination viva deputy chair, primary and fellowship exams standard setting panel..