How to Succeed in the ED
Sometimes professionalism in emergency medicine can be pushed aside when a physician is presented with a critically…
Blog Archives
Hot Session: The Latest and Greatest in Cardiology
Emergency physicians are always fighting against time limits, whether they are treating critically ill patients or trying…
Hot Session: Ultrasound in the ED—More Than Just a FAST Tool
Most emergency physicians are familiar with bedside ultrasound and the focused assessment with sonography for trauma (FAST)….
FACEP Means More
You have to get up pretty early in the morning to be a Fellow of the College….
Free Open Access Medical Education Is Essential, FOAM Experts Say
The State of the FOAM Union
Backdoor Roth IRAs and Why You Should Be Funding One
Why You Should Be Funding a Backdoor Roth IRA
Research on Therapeutic Hypothermia for Post-Arrest Patients Helps Refine Temperature-Management Strategies
New research on therapeutic hypothermia for post-arrest patients helps refine temperature-management strategies
Is Topical Tranexamic Acid Better Than Nasal Packing for Anterior Epistaxis?
The Case A 68-year-old man presents with epistaxis. He has no history of coagulopathy but does have…
What Emergency Physicians Should Know About Getting a Job in Academia
Some residents will wonder whether an academic job is right for them. I hope I can demystify a few issues to help ensure that graduates make the best choice for themselves.
ACEP Wellness Booth Brings One Member a Health Warning
ACEP’s wellness program brings one member health warnings