Have you ever wondered what your emergency medicine pharmacist is referring to as you discuss a patient case? Look no further. This post summarizes key EM pharmacology articles.
Part 1: Key Articles (2011-2018) Your EM Pharmacist Wants You to Know Read More »
Where can we go wrong evaluating and managing mammalian bites?
Mammalian Bites: ED presentations, evaluation, and management Read More »
What complications can occur with tPA administration?
Life-threatening complications with tPA – what emergency physicians should know Read More »
What do Hitler, hot sauce, Breaking Bad, South Dakota, and crystal meth all have in common?
Methamphetamine in the ED Setting Read More »
Interventional radiology’s role in evaluation and management of medical and traumatic conditions is growing… When can this specialty assist us in the ED?
Interventional Radiology Consultation in the ED: Beyond Correlate Clinically Read More »
Patient disposition is one of the keys in emergency medicine. What should we do with patients diagnosed with pyelonephritis?
What if it’s not just cystitis? Disposition of pyelonephritis… Read More »
What should you use to diagnose mastitis and breast abscess, and what’s the management?
Mastitis and Breast Abscesses Read More »
Whether you work in a community or academic center, patient transfer is a key part of your daily work. What do you need to know about interfacility transfers?
Interfacility Transfers: Pearls & Pitfalls for the Emergency Physician Read More »
The authors of this paper seek to increase the use of cardiac POCUS by collaborating with cardiologists to create a focused cardiac ultrasound protocol.
Ultrasound G.E.L. – A Pediatric Cardiac POCUS Protocol Read More »
Does routine use of US during morning rounds on all patients improve patient outcomes?
Ultrasound G.E.L. – POCUS Rounds in the ICU Read More »
