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ACEP16 Tuesday Daily News
Mills Lecture: Beware of Burnout
LAS VEGAS—In a month or two or six, when you’re back at work and the motivation from...
Inside ACEP16, Events Brim with Innovation, Wellness, Exhibits and More
LAS VEGAS—At both ends of the innovatED forum space are hydraulic-powered ambulance cots, both seamlessly able to...
Education and Celebration With EMRA
The Emergency Medicine Residents Association (EMRA) helps kick your finances into gear and celebrates the people who...
Last Day to Visit Exhibit Hall
Both Exhibit Halls—including innovatED, the ACEP Resource Center, and much more—are only open until 3:30 p.m. today....
Number Three and Counting, #ACEP16 Swells
LAS VEGAS—With the ACEP annual meeting in full swing, #ACEP16 has become the third highest trending medical...
Tuesday innovatED Events at ACEP16
InnovatED offers an unprecedented look at new technology, products, and services available to emergency medicine practitioners. Don’t...
Tuesday Product and Service Showcases at ACEP16
ACEP is proud to bring you the newly revamped Product and Service Showcases. These educational and product-oriented...
Tuesday Research Forum Events at ACEP16
Integrate the science with the education at emergency medicine’s premier research event, the ACEP Research Forum. This...
Miss A Session? Catch Up With Virtual ACEP
Too many good sessions, not enough time? With Virtual ACEP16’s extensive digital library of presentations, you can...
Clinical Pearls: The Best and worst of emergency medicine abstracts
Attendees were treated to an irreverent and timely review of 15 studies published in the last year....
Taking the Fear Out of ENT Procedures in the ED
Did you know that you can use an empty syringe and a tongue blade in the management...
Handle Asymptomatic Hypertension Cases
Hypertension is likely the most comorbid disease you see in the emergency department—but very few people know...
Examining New and Old Anticoagulants and Their Effects
It’s normal to feel nervous if you are treating a patient with a gastrointestinal bleed who is...
Get the Skills to Spot Subtle Patterns in ECG Analysis
Electrocardiography (ECG) is an emergency department staple, and tremendous advances in diagnosis have been made recently. But...
Avoid Financial Dangers When You Are a New Physician
New emergency physicians may be filled with clinical knowledge—but their understanding of the business side of what...
Learn Tips and Tricks to Block Pain Effectively
Would you want a friend or loved one to be in pain while waiting for a room...
Get Orthopedic Exam Tips and Tricks from a Master Clinician
There are special tests you can perform on orthopedic patients who visit your emergency department to get...
Is It Neurological? Learn the Subtle Signs and Symptoms
“Subtle” is the operative word in the session “Case Studies of Subtle Presentations of Devastating Neurological Conditions”...
Could the Latest Research Change Your Practices in the Emergency Department?
It can be difficult to keep up with all of the EM research being published these days,...
The Best in Critical Care Literature 2016
Michael E. Winters, MD, FACEP, associate professor of emergency medicine and medicine, and co-director of the combined...
Keep Your Cool When Treating Fever in Kids
LAS VEGAS—It’s an adage as old as Hippocrates: The higher a febrile child’s fever climbs, the more...
Rorrie Lecture: Recognizing the Value of Emergency Medicine
LAS VEGAS—The value of emergency medicine is pretty simple to Andrew Sama, MD, FACEP, chief executive officer...
Tips for ENT Procedures
LAS VEGAS—A patient comes into the emergency department with a sore throat that turns out to be...
How to Reverse Anticoagulants
LAS VEGAS—It’s an adage as old as Hippocrates: The higher a febrile child’s fever climbs, the more...
