practice updates

This post covers the ins and outs of managing the critically ill patient with subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Want to attend Essentials of EM?

Pulmonary embolism does not always present in a straightforward manner… How can we improve our evaluation of suspected PE?

Why do we miss compartment syndrome, and how can we improve our diagnosis in ED? This post from Martin Yang provides you with some pearls.

Journal Feed brings you three great articles on BRUE, bronchiolitis, and ondansetron.

A focused echo can go a long way in a patient with a suspected pulmonary embolus (PE).

Obesity is a widespread condition. As emergency clinicians, we play an important role in the care of these patients.

This week’s EM Educator series looks at beta blocker overdose.

How should you evaluate and manage the patient with drowning?

This week Clay covers peripheral pressors, topical tetracaine for corneal abrasions, and evaluation and management of DVT.