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Burnout is a issue that remains a problem for physicians of all specialties. This is a general overview burnout, how to measure it, and a brief discussion on potential solutions. Future articles will further address solutions to burnout and how employers and hospitals can take measures toward prevention and treatment.

This week’s toxcard is on clinical features of phenytoin poisoning and interpreting the phenytoin level.

More than 100,000 patients present to U.S. emergency departments annually for angioedema. In need of an expedited review of treatments? If so, we have you covered.

Considering prescribing antivirals to your patient with Bell’s palsy? Let’s review a few evaluation and treatment pearls.

Pediatric emergency medicine can differ from adult EM in several ways. Dr. James O’Neill brings you his thoughts on pediatric EM in this EM Mindset.

Carbon monoxide toxicity can present with many different symptoms. What other conditions mimic CO poisoning, and how can you avoid misdiagnosis?

FOAMed has transformed medical eduction. We give you another step forward in improving knowledge translation. Read on to discover how.

Let’s take a minute to review the emergency department evaluation and treatment of anemia.