Have a Safe Landing
Since the emergency medicine residency started at my hospital, I do fewer procedures than before. Usually I’m…
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To OB or Not to OB – That Is the Question
I know you all have some interesting, if not bizarre, OB-related stories. I mean, the babies, they... -
Have a Safe Landing
Since the emergency medicine residency started at my hospital, I do fewer procedures than before. Usually I’m... -
Army Affords Emergency Physicians Opportunities
For Col. Ian Wedmore, M.D., every day of his 21 years in the U.S. Army has been...
Army Affords Emergency Physicians Opportunities
For Col. Ian Wedmore, M.D., every day of his 21 years in the U.S. Army has been…
Your ‘Dear Consultant’ Column
As a medical student sitting in an enormous lecture hall with 100 of my closest friends at…
Taking Care of Little Brothers
It’s not easy to watch people suffer. The wonderful thing is that we can relieve suffering. The…
The Use of Scribes in the Emergency Department
Scribes have been around as a profession for as long as there has been written language. In…
Day of (Tax) Reckoning
Yahoo! It’s tax time! Well, scratch the “ya” part, and insert “boo.” I’m sure most of you…
Being the ‘Bad Guy’
I am an intern in emergency medicine at Detroit Receiving Hospital. I’ve been doing this job for…
CPC Finals Shine During Scientific Assembly
The National Emergency Medicine Clinical Pathological Case (CPC) final competition took place in October in conjunction with…
To OB or Not to OB – That Is the Question
I know you all have some interesting, if not bizarre, OB-related stories. I mean, the babies, they…