Are You Conflicted? Get Serious About Conflicts of Interest
Many medical providers look at conflicts of interest (COI) as murky situations that other, less…
The Value of Repeat Studies
It’s busy. There are twenty-eight patients in the waiting room with the longest waiting 4…
Mini Board Review: June 2013 Edition
Emergency Physicians Monthly has teamed up with the board prep pros at Rosh Review to…
On Europe: New Continent, Same Problems
Last month I was given the distinct honor of giving the opening address to the…
New Research in Joint Pain Management
There are few things more satisfying in emergency medicine than employing your technical skill to…
The Wrong Writing on the Wall
New York City’s Mayor Michael Bloomberg stepped into emergency department operations in January with an…
Take Me Out of the Ball Game
With the baseball and softball seasons well underway, you are likely to encounter children with…
Blast Injuries: Emergency Management Essentials
The April 2013 Boston Marathon bombings brought the sobering reality of domestic terrorism back to…
Contrast Is Unnecessary for Most Abdominal CTs
The routine use of contrast (both oral and IV, and certainly rectal) is unnecessary for…
Better Methods, Better Numbers
Merely utter the term “patient satisfaction” among most emergency physicians and you’ll quickly see us…