ACEP Now Announces Dr. Jahnavi Curlin as Its New Resident Fellow
Jahnavi Curlin, MD, MPH, is the newest member of ACEP Now’s editorial team. Dr. Curlin is a…
Posts by Donna Petrozzello
Night Shift Is an Occupational Exposure. Treat It Like One
Learn how ED physicians can preserve physiologic reserve and protect long-term health through active mitigation.
OPINION: When Wellness Becomes Withdrawal
Imagine that it is 2 a.m., and a patient presents with sweating, vomiting, and an inability to…
Point-of-Care EEG Is Not Ready for Prime Time
Can point-of-care EEG reliably diagnose non-convulsive status epilepticus in the ED? Review the current evidence, limitations, and management strategies.
ACGME Will Seek More Input on Proposed Changes to EM Residency Programs
On the heels of a letter from ACEP and EMRA, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)…
ACEP Member Janis P. Tupesis, MD, FACEP, Named President-Elect of IFEM
ACEP congratulates Janis P. Tupesis, MD, FACEP, on being elected President-Elect of the International Federation for Emergency…
PeaceHealth Agrees to Extend Services with Eugene Emergency Physicians
In Oregon, PeaceHealth announced it will revisit its agreement with Eugene Emergency Physicians (EEP) to staff its…
Traversing Greenland’s Ice Sheet Drives Home Lessons in Teamwork, Trust, Humanity
Explore Dr. Jon Solberg’s 3,000-mile Greenland expedition and learn how wilderness survival and team dynamics translate from the ice to the modern ED.
Toxicology Answer: A Coin
Dr. Jason Hack reviews an ED pica case to clarify imaging, location risks, and when coin ingestion warrants emergent intervention.
ACEP Supports Oregon’s Emergency Physicians
ACEP and Oregon ACEP (OR-ACEP) are working together to defend physicians in Oregon, issuing statements Wednesday night…