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Missed Pediatric Shock: Vital Signs Versus Clinical Gestalt
How to resolve bedside discordance in the emergency department to prevent harm.
Extubation in the Emergency Department
Free up ICU beds and reduce patient harm. Learn how emergency physicians can safely identify candidates and manage ventilator liberation in the ED.
Case Report: When a Migraine Isn’t a Migraine
A headache cocktail response can mislead. Emergency physicians must spot critical red flags, catch the hyperdense sinus sign on head CT, and avoid diagnostic traps for CVST.
A New Home for Emergency Medicine’s Most Important Conversations
ACEP’s new Emergency Medicine Audio Network features member voices on critical care, medical ethics, operations, and other…
October 2026 News from the College
Click through to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Insurers Are Undermining the No Surprises Act, Then Claiming IDR Process Is Broken, New Analysis Sent to Congress Explains
Unrealistically low initial payments, flawed Qualifying Payment Amounts (QPAs), and impractical contracting terms are among the heavy-handed…
Phenobarbital for Alcohol Withdrawal in the ED: When, Why, and How?
Evidence-based protocols include smart dosing, pharmacokinetics, and safe disposition.
Optimizing Adenosine Dosing for Adult Patients With Supraventricular Tachycardia
A 6 mg dose of adenosine doesn’t fit every SVT case. Learn when patient weight, central lines, or caffeine call for adjusting your initial ED dosing strategy.
