The Proper Use of Epinephrine for Anaphylaxis
Epinephrine auto-injectors are a first choice for anaphylaxis in pediatrics. But physicians often miss the…
1968: EM Advances in a Troubled Nation
Brian Zink’s Concise History of Emergency Medicine: The Hot Summer of 1968 1968 has been…
Understanding the New SEP-1 Sepsis Rollout
Dear Director: I heard that there is a new core measure related to sepsis that…
West Virginia Supreme Court Ruling Allows Physician Liability for Patient Addiction
You’re suing me for what? On May 13, 2015, the Supreme Court of West Virginia…
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…