ACEP15 Session: Initial Management of Critically Ill Infants
Treating a critically ill infant can be terrifying for an emergency physician, said Richard M. Cantor, MD,…
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ACEP15 Session: Latest Recommendations for Non-ST Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction, Unstable Angina
Do you know the latest recommendations for non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) and unstable angina? With…
ACEP15 Session: Concussion Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention
There’s a lot of talk now about concussions, but physicians are only beginning to understand best practices…
ACEP15 Session: Better Critical Care Medicine in the Emergency Department
There are some methods to help you manage resuscitation in a crashing patient that may not always…
ACEP15 Session: Tools to Guide Critical Decisions in the Emergency Department
“Number needed to treat” may not be a concept all physicians are familiar with, but by the…
ACEP15 Session: Care for Challenging Emergency Department Patients
It’s the nature of emergency medicine, said Christopher Colwell, MD, FACEP, interim director of the department of…
ACEP15 Session: Tips for Safer, More Efficient Ear Nose Throat Procedures
If you come to Wednesday’s session “Quick Tips: Rapid-Fire ENT Procedures in the ED,” you’ll get tips…
National Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee Activities at ACEP15 Recognize Donors, Highlight ACEP’s 2016 Agenda
NEMPAC is a critical tool in ACEP’s government affairs strategy to strengthen our influence on many legislative…
ACEP15 Session: Diagnose, Treat Unknown Rashes by Identifying, Classifying Skin Lesions First
How do you typically diagnose and treat an unknown rash? In her session “Approach to the Unknown…
ACEP15 Session: Prevent Common Errors in Evaluating, Documenting Abdominal Pain
Abdominal pain is an all-too-common presenting complaint in the emergency department. Which patients are safe to discharge—and…