Disease Trajectory as an Emergency Medicine Tool
Emergency medicine training prepares us well for managing acute events in our patients’ lives. In fact, combined…
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Emergency Interventions for Treating Cardiac Electrical Storms
You are down by five, and there are only three seconds left in the game with 80…
Expanded Testing for Pulmonary Embolism Leads CT Scan Overuse
In the vast ocean of medicine, few diagnostic dilemmas descend so quickly into madness as does pulmonary…
Emergency Medicine Leaders Discuss How Democratic Groups Manage Scale, Consolidation
For decades, the concepts of democracy and democratic group practice have been held as the standard to…
Segmentation Improves Emergency Department Patient Flow at Raritan Bay Medical Center
Once upon a time, the emergency department was a single treatment room in the basement of a…
ACEP’s DART Tool Helps Identify Sepsis Early
Because of you, deaths from sepsis have decreased. But we can always strive to do better. A…
Emergency Medicine Foundation’s “Pave the Way” Still Accepting Donations
Donate a brick to ACEP’s new headquarters and “Pave the Way” for the future of emergency medicine….
American Academy of Physician Assistants Reacts to AMA President Dr. Steven Stack’s Statements About PAs
We have received many responses to the third part of our interview series with AMA President Steven…
Opinion: Emergency Physicians Should Work On Solutions to Balance Billing Issues
Balance billing is a matter in which emergency physicians have been placed in an indefensible position. While…
SEMPA Offers Support, Clarification for AMA President Dr. Steven Stack’s Comments on Advanced Practice Providers
This letter is in response to the article featured in the September 14, 2015, issue of ACEP…