How are incidental findings identified and managed in urgent and emergency care? A rapid scoping review

Further research is required to understand socio-demographic characteristics and how they influence the decision to act on incidental findings. Streamlined low-effort referral mechanisms and clear delineation of responsibility may improve outcomes. Further research is needed, particularly in ambulance service practice, where findings differ from other settings and remain underexplored.

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British Paramedic Journal
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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.29045/14784726.2025.12.10.3.28
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Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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How are incidental findings identified and managed in urgent and emergency care? A rapid scoping review

Caitlin Wilson, William Mulrooney, Brent Glassford
British Paramedic Journal
Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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How are incidental findings identified and managed in urgent and emergency care? A rapid scoping review

Caitlin Wilson, William Mulrooney, Brent Glassford
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Abstract

Further research is required to understand socio-demographic characteristics and how they influence the decision to act on incidental findings. Streamlined low-effort referral mechanisms and clear delineation of responsibility may improve outcomes. Further research is needed, particularly in ambulance service practice, where findings differ from other settings and remain underexplored.

British Paramedic JournalVol. 10(3)
Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust (GB), ORCID (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Emergency and Acute Care Studies
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