The Top Ways Palcohol Abuse Could Present to the Emergency Department
The world may not need Palcahol – powdered alcohol – but it’s coming soon. Here’s…
aSAH or Traumatic Tap?
A recent BMJ paper represents the largest prospective study to date aiming to differentiate a…
Telehealth Game-Changing Strategies for Success
A New Webinar Presented by Telemedicine Magazine and Emergency Physicians Monthly August 12, 2015 —…
Can I Afford to Quit My Day Job?
A quick analysis can help you project your financial independence, and small tweaks can vastly…
ACS? Start My Statins!
Buried in the 2014 AHA/ACC NSTEMI guidelines is a strong recommendation for EPs to start…
Don’t Touch My Telos
Only a quarter of what you need to be a great physician is evidence-based. The…
All About Topical NSAIDs
Oral NSAIDs are a mainstay for the treatment of low back pain, osteoarthritis, and other…
Nothing Humorous About This Fracture
Humeral shaft fractures have long been a diagnostic and treatment conundrum for emergency physicians. Definitive…
FECs: New Face, Better ‘Bond’
After transitioning from the “big box” ED to a freestanding emergency center (FEC), I was…
Keeping Up With EMTALA – It’s the Law, and it’s Good for Your Patients
Knowing the finer points of EMTALA – and keeping your staff up to date –…