Ketamine for Suicidal Patients: a chance for meaningful psychiatric care in the ED
Developing technique could reduce emotional distress and risk of self-harm within minutes after infusion. Despite…
Medupreneurs turning dreams into new career paths
Emergency physicians are, without a doubt, the most entrepreneurial of all the medical specialists. Natural…
Crash Cart: Reducing ED Super Utilizers and Medicaid capping ER emergencies
REAL PHYSICIANS DISCUSS RECENT HEALTHCARE HEADLINES Below is an excerpt from the full conversation, which…
Oxygenate, Ventilate, Do No Harm: Ventilating Challenging Patients Part 3 of 3
Strategies for managing frequently encountered respiratory physiology. Introduction Emergency physicians must be prepared to manage…
ED/EQ: Handling the Angry Patient
Don’t get sucked in to the Dark Side when patients lash out and administrators move…
Outpatient Treatment for DVT… Ready for Primetime?
Determining the best therapy options for patients with lower extremity issues. Case: A 43-year-old female…
Do not unpack the sepsis bundle
The triage nurse has alerted you that he just put a febrile 4-year-old in Bed…
Keeping the ACEP Leadership Fire Going
Two rising board members share thoughts on recruiting and retaining the next generation leaders. The…
Night Shift: White Glove Service
For over 25 years I had, what some would consider, the worst emergency medicine job…
Ketamine vs. Morphine in the Elderly ED Patient
Sergey Motov discusses his new study and the approach to managing pain in this challenging…