CHANTER Syndrome—Fentanyl and Cocaine Use Meets Neurotoxic Edema
A 26-year-old female with a history of bilateral anterior communicating artery stroke without residual deficits and polysubstance…
About Danielle Galian, MPS
Danielle Galian, MPS, is editor of ACEP Now. She received her bachelor's degree in broadcast communications, journalism, and English from Loyola University Chicago and her master's degree in publishing from George Washington University. You can contact her at dgalian@wiley.com.
Posts by Danielle Galian, MPS
Research Returns Spotlight to Physician ED Coverage
Research in JACEP Open, ACEP’s peer-reviewed open access journal, features a map of the United States to…
Evidence Mounts Backing Rescue Ketamine for Prehospital Status Epilepticus
For more than seven years, Palm Beach County Fire Rescue in Palm Beach County, Fla., has been…
Health Care in a New Administration
The first 100 days of the new administration have seen considerable activity surrounding health policy, both through…
Liberate Methadone: An Introduction for the Emergency Medicine Physician
We are in the midst of the worst overdose crisis in American history, with greater than 100,000…
Optimizing Pediatric Trauma Care: Evidence-Based Guidance for Emergency Physicians
No scenario demands more rapid, high-stakes decision-making than pediatric trauma—the leading cause of death for children—where timely…
ACEP4U: UAB Achieves First-Ever Emergency Department Accreditation from ACEP
When somebody is sick or injured in and around Birmingham, Alabama, several options exist for care. But…
Opinion: When Health Care Regulatory Agencies Practice Medicine
When Jeremiah (Jay) Joson, PharmD, APh, BCPS, BCMTMS, was an inpatient pharmacy manager in 2013, his hospital…
Emergency Care for All People in All Countries
Did you know that by merely being an ACEP member, you are automatically a member of the…
Artificial Urinary Sphincter
As an emergency physician we have the responsibility to be aware of the medical devices and potential…