Get Involved in Health Policy or Get Left Behind
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Emergency physicians who think that health policy is only an issue for elected leaders or the...
ACEP17 Tuesday Daily News
Virtual Reality, Wellness, and Quick Tips for Patient Care Top Draws at ACEP17
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The irony of virtual reality is that it’s better tested hands-on. Timothy Koboldt, MD, FACEP, simulation...
To Succeed, Set Goals and Don’t Fear Failure
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Kerry Broderick, MD, FACEP, professor of emergency medicine at Denver Health Medical Center, has a simple...
Concussion Management for Young Athletes
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The diagnosis and management of concussion continues to be an evolving and controversial subject in 2017,...
Quick Tips for ENT Emergencies
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Most sore throats are minor in nature and physicians often refer them to fast track or...
Manage Pain Without Opioids
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Occupational strains and sprains are common presentations to the emergency physician. At the same time, there...
Social Media Spreads the Learning Beyond D.C.
For passionate supporters of free open access medical education, #ACEP17 provides an abundance of clinical and practice...
Get Ready for ACEP18 and ACEP’s 50th Anniversary
Get Nostalgic, Get Ready for ACEP18 and ACEP’s 50th Anniversary! 2018 will mark the 50th year ACEP...
Close ACEP17 With a Spooky-Fun Halloween Celebration at the Marriott Marquis
Presented by Envision Physician Services Celebrate Halloween in style at the ACEP17 Closing Costume Party, presented by...
Who’s EMRA’s Top Resident Lecturer?
The Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association (EMRA) 20 in 6 Resident Lecture Competition is hosted by residents for...
Don’t Miss These Tuesday innovatED Events
InnovatED offers an unprecedented look at new technology, products, and services available to emergency medicine practitioners. Don’t...
Last Day to Visit Exhibit Hall
The Exhibit Hall, including innovatED, the ACEP Resource Center, and much more, is only open until 3:30...
ACEP17 Research Forum Events Happening Tuesday
Integrate the Science with the Education at ACEP’s Research Forum This year’s three-day electronic showcase is larger...
Tuesday Product Showcases Highlight Latest Devices, Tools, Services in Emergency Medicine
Product and Service Showcases Keep You Up to Speed Don't miss the Product Showcase Tuesday the Exhibit...
Tuesday Satellite Symposia Offer Even More Education Options
Industry-sponsored satellite symposia are educational, and some offer CME credit. This program is not a part of...
Get the Latest Update on Atrial Fibrillation
In the past decade, emergency department visits directly due to atrial fibrillation have increased by more than...
Bust These Imaging Myths
Joshua Broder, MD, FACEP, understands that undoing myths—particularly those tied to diagnostic imaging—is a difficult practice. But...
Become an Expert at Identifying and Treating Rashes
As the first line of care for patients who need urgent help, emergency physicians should be able...
Keeping Up with Dermatology Conditions and Symptoms
Stay current on the most common dermatologic conditions and their treatments during today’s “Skin Deep—Tricks of the...
The Latest Information on Diagnosing and Treating Headache
It only takes one subarachnoid hemorrhage misdiagnosed as a headache to cause a nightmare for an emergency...
When Should You Use Antihypertensive Drip Medications?
Hypertension is the most common comorbid condition that emergency physicians encounter. “We all know what to do...
A Focus on Better Care for Ophthalmic Emergencies
Patients with eye complaints frequently present to the emergency department, and their conditions can have serious consequences,...
Tricks of the Trade for Better Orthopedic Exams in the ED
Orthopedic injuries are commonly seen in the emergency department, but are you catching all the subtle presentations...
Spot Easy-to-Miss Radiographic Clues
Interpreting radiographic findings isn’t just the radiologist’s job any more. “Many of us have to interpret radiographic...
Be Ready to Manage Any Type of Wound
Emergency physicians encounter wounds every day. “Repairing lacerations is risky, but we need to perform these procedures...
Miss a Session? Catch Up with Virtual ACEP
Too many great sessions to attend? Or maybe you will want to revisit a course you attended?...
Start Planning for ACEP18 in San Diego
Celebrating ACEP’s 50th anniversary is just one of the many reasons to attend ACEP18, which will take...
Don’t Miss the ACEP Leadership and Advocacy Conference!
Being in the Capital City has probably got you thinking about what you can do to affect...
Treating Headaches Doesn’t Have to Cause One
WASHINGTON, D.C.—A headache is one of the common presentations in the emergency department. Of course, the vast...
5 Tips for Avoiding Criminal Liability
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Make no mistake, emergency physicians commit at least some of the elements of a crime every...
We All Have Biases—It’s How You Manage Them That Matters
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Sheryl Heron, MD, MPH, FACEP, is vice chair of administrative affairs in the Emory University Department...
