EM Action Fund Plans First Meeting, Establishes Priorities
The Emergency Medicine Action Fund Board is scheduled to meet this month, the first meeting of the…
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Council Resolutions Are Due July 16
The deadline to submit resolutions for the 2011 American College of Emergency Physicians Council meeting is rapidly…
Free Member Benefit Helps You Keep Track of Your CME Hours
Keep up with the CME hours you have earned with ACEP’s new CME Tracker – an exclusive,…
Nearly 500 EPs Visit Capitol Hill During Conference
Hundreds of emergency physicians and residents visited with federal lawmakers on Capitol Hill during ACEP’s 2011 Leadership…
Get the Latest Research in the July Annals
Here is a quick look at three articles published in the July issue of Annals of Emergency…
Kentucky Member Named ED Director of the Year
Dr. Royce D. Coleman was named the 2011 Emergency Department Director of the Year by Blue Jay…
Emergency Care Exempted From Balance Billing Ban
The fraying safety net of emergency medicine received a reprieve recently, largely due to several ACEP members…
ACEP Clinical Policy Review: Suspected Pulmonary Embolism
In the June 2011 issue of the Annals of Emergency Medicine, the American College of Emergency Physicians…
Summertime Is ‘Swimmer’s Ear’ Season
June 1, 2011
- Emily Piercefield, MD, DVM; Sarah Collier, MPH; Michele Hlavsa, RN, MPH; Michael Brady, MD; and Michael Beach, PhD
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Acute otitis externa (AOE), known as “swimmer’s ear,” is a common problem encountered in emergency medicine practice,…
Now There’s an Idea!
I would say that the average emergency physician tends to be inventive, efficient, energetic, friendly, and confident….