EM Mindset – The Dichotomies of EM Practice
Emergency Medicine seems to be full of dichotomies. This piece from Dr. Nouhan examines these dichotomies in this week’s EM Mindset.
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EM Mindset – Beyond the ED
This week’s EM Mindset is from Dr. Anton Helman of Emergency Medicine Cases fame. Dr. Helman discusses a problem facing EM today, while offering important solutions.
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EM Mindset: On the Bearing of Bad News
This week’s EM Mindset from Dr. Bazakis focuses on discussing bad news, unfortunately something we do all too frequently.
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EM Mindset: Upping your extra-clinical game – the key to professional satisfaction in EM
Dr. Eddy Lang discusses the importance of extra-clinical skills and activities in career development and satisfaction in this week’s EM Mindset.
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The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Mindset
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.
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EM Mindset: A Woman in the Emergency Department – by a Feminist
Today’s EM Mindset evaluates an important aspect of emergency medicine: women in emergency medicine. Dr. Hilary Fairbrother provides perspectives on how to be happy in EM.
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EM Mindset: Longevity
Concerned with how long you can do emergency medicine? This week’s EM Mindset focuses on burnout and longevity in EM.
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EM Mindset: Reading My Mind
Today’s EM Mindset comes from EM Legend Dr. Judith Tintinalli, who provides important pearls on emergency medicine and education.
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One Physician’s Advice to the New Grad
To the Class of 2016 – Congratulations!! You’ve made it. After at least 11 years of post-high school education, you have finally reached that proverbial finish line and are ready to transition from resident to attending. What I would like to share with you is some advice about what life is like on the other side. Now that you have finished residency, it’s safe to say that you know the medicine really well. But, I have come to find that your learning about life as a professional is just beginning.
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Reflections on Leadership and Resilience in Emergency Medicine
Who are the people you consider the biggest leaders and influencers of change in our profession? What traits do they have that seem to make them a natural for their role? How did they get there? Perhaps even better questions to ask – what makes some people more engaged in their job? Why do some people bounce back from the stress of our jobs better than others do? Are there common traits that overlap leadership and resilience?
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