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The Man Who Stayed Home and Staffed the ED

By Nicholas J. Jouriles, M.D., ACEP Past President | on February 1, 2011 | 0 Comment
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There are many heroes in the history of emergency medicine. Whether they are at the meetings defining the specialty or staying home to save lives, everyone contributes. We have accomplished many great things in a short time. The current generation of emergency physicians is much more talented than any other. The health and safety of our nation depends on us. We are more than up to the challenge. Working together, we can achieve anything. Just ask Rudy. He is living proof that every emergency physician makes a difference.

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ACEP News: Vol 30 – No 02 – February 2011

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Topics: ACEPAmerican College of Emergency PhysiciansAnnual Scientific AssemblyCommentaryEmergency MedicineEmergency PhysicianHealth Care ReformLeadershipPractice TrendsProfile

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