What Does Match Day 2026 Show for EM Trends?
On March 16, 2026, medical students will find out if they have matched to a residency program,…
Posts by Jed Henson
How To Develop a Comprehensive Forensic Care Program beyond SANE
Learn the 10 essential steps to expand your ED’s SANE program into a comprehensive forensic care center to better support all victims of violence.
Take a Holistic Approach to Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Blocks
Optimize ultrasound-guided nerve blocks with a 3-phase multimodal strategy. Learn how to prevent rebound pain and improve outcomes in the emergency department.
D-Dimer Test for Thoracic Aortic Dissection Risk Could Be a Game Changer
Update your practice: The new ACEP clinical policy uses ADD-RS and D-dimer to safely exclude nontraumatic thoracic aortic dissection in the ED without imaging.
Extensor Tendon Repair by Emergency Physicians
Master the repair of hand extensor tendon injuries in the emergency department. Review anatomy, diagnosis, and essential suturing techniques for optimal outcomes.
Community Paramedicine Diverts Frequent Fliers, Other Patients from ED
Discover how community paramedicine and MIH programs reduce ED overcrowding and improve patient care through innovative, mobile-integrated health models.
Physicians in the C-Suite Still Recognize Needs of Docs in the Trenches
Learn why emergency physicians are taking a seat at the table in hospital leadership to solve systemic challenges using their unique ED perspective and skills.
ACEP Calls on Congress to Curb Bad Insurer Behavior
In January 2026, large health insurance company leaders were summoned to Washington, D.C., for congressional hearings about…
A Physician Goes to Washington: Lessons from a Year in EM Advocacy
Two ED docs share how D.C. fellowships re-energized their practice. See why clinical stories are vital for policy change.
Bridging Divides: The Healthcare Coalition for Firearm Injury Prevention
Learn how the Healthcare Coalition for Firearm Injury Prevention uses a nonpartisan, public health approach to curb injuries and deaths in the ED.