KK: Greg, any final thoughts?
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ACEP Now: Vol 37 – No 09 – September 2018GH: Well, I go back a long time. As you remember, I took care of Lincoln and that didn’t go well. If we become entrenched in how we do things without looking ahead to ask new questions, and we can’t define the goal as improving health care, then we’re on a road to nowhere. If we continuously look at what actually makes a difference in how patients turn out, then we’re going to be where we need to be to have both the American people and the house of medicine on our side.
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One Response to “Interview with ACEP Past President Gregory L. Henry, MD, FACEP”
October 2, 2021
Bones McCoy, MD, MPHDear ACEP/EPMG,
In the days working in Dr Henry’s maze of ER hospitals
up in North Michigan, we were treated as docs. The boards for qualifying in ER was MD/DO/AAPS that allowed
folks to qualify if trained in another residency field.
I told Dr. Henry I would take the AAPS route as they were based on hours in ER+ a residency in primary care.
In Florida I finished a primary care training and worked in ER w/out any credentialing issues. But,soon afterwords AAPS was not being accepted other than FL/TX
and a few rural arenas. FYI for future ER docs.