ACEP15: Caution Is Key to Abdominal Pain Cases
BOSTON – For veteran emergency physician Joseph Danna, MD, FACEP, Monday’s ACEP15 session, “The High-Risk Abdomen: Common…
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ACEP15: Caution Is Key to Abdominal Pain Cases
BOSTON – For veteran emergency physician Joseph Danna, MD, FACEP, Monday’s ACEP15 session, “The High-Risk Abdomen: Common... -
ACEP15: Record Number of Tweets Keep Annual Meeting Attendees Up To Date
It’s Day One at the ACEP annual meeting and if you have Twitter, your phone is probably... -
ACEP15: Emergency Physicians Should Be Present, Focus on Good, and Make Personal Connections
BOSTON—You’ve got to be present to win. Well, emergency physician Jennifer L’Hommedieu Stankus, MD, JD, FACEP, was...
ACEP15: Emergency Physicians Should Be Present, Focus on Good, and Make Personal Connections
BOSTON—You’ve got to be present to win. Well, emergency physician Jennifer L’Hommedieu Stankus, MD, JD, FACEP, was…
ACEP15: “The Tube Stealer” Advocates in Favor of Non-Invasive Positive Pressure
BOSTON—Many may know Scott D. Weingart, MD, FACEP, as the chief of the Division of Emergency Critical…
ACEP15 Session: Recognizing Life-Threatening Rashes in Pediatric Patients
How many times has a child presented to the emergency department with an unexplained rash? When should…
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: Strategies for Treating Patients With Elevated Blood Pressure
Elevated blood pressure is “the most common abnormality physicians encounter in the emergency department, but there is…
ACEP15 Session: Best Practices in Sepsis Fluid Therapy
Three trials in the past 18 months that have challenged early goal-directed therapy for patients with sepsis…
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…