The ACEP Interviews: Ken Milne
Kin Milne, an EP from Canada, gives a front-line perspective on evidence-based medicine.
The ACEP Interviews: Ghazala Sharieff
Ghazala Sharieff, MD, discusses advances in pediatric emergency medicine with Mark Plaster, MD, executive editor…
Where Are the Health Economists?
Like it or not, the specifics of how we will pay for health reform really…
The ACEP Interviews: Christopher Carpenter
Mark Plaster talks with Chris Carpenter of Washington University in St. Louis on why geriatric…
After the Blast: Explosive-Related Injuries
There is no doubt that the likelihood of treating explosive-related injuries is increasing around the…
The Dartmouth Atlas Study: EM’s Bitter Pill
According to the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care, care for people with chronic disease now…
Are You a “Meaningful User” of Healthcare Tech?
Only 4% of physicians currently utilize a fully functional EHR, but new regs could pave…
Special Report // The Truth About Stress Tests
Stress Tests: Well Reimbursed, Rarely Helpfulby David H. Newman, MD The Stress Test: A…
The ACEP Interviews: Lynn Massingale
Rick Bukata talks with Lynn Massingale, executive chairman of TeamHealth
Rich Doc, Poor Doc
The key to cost containment is for EPs in high cost areas to learn to…