ACEP15: Beware Critical Neurological Conditions outside the Emergency Medicine Comfort Zone
BOSTON—BAO and PRES and colloid cysts, oh my. Matthew Siket, MD, co-director of the stroke centers at…
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ACEP15 Session: Overcome Myths in Emergency Department Trauma Care
William Mallon, MD, DTMH, FACEP, spent some 25 years at a Level 1 trauma center in Los…
ACEP15: Caution Is Key to Abdominal Pain Cases
BOSTON – For veteran emergency physician Joseph Danna, MD, FACEP, Monday’s ACEP15 session, “The High-Risk Abdomen: Common…
ACEP15: Emergency Physicians Should Be Present, Focus on Good, and Make Personal Connections
BOSTON—You’ve got to be present to win. Well, emergency physician Jennifer L’Hommedieu Stankus, MD, JD, FACEP, was…
ACEP15 Session: Best Practices in Sepsis Fluid Therapy
Three trials in the past 18 months that have challenged early goal-directed therapy for patients with sepsis…
ACEP15 Session: Preparing for Diabetic Emergencies
Don’t assume that the rapid-fire session on diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) titled “DKA and Hyperosmolar Syndrome—High-Yield Pearls and…
ACEP15 Session: Critical Knowledge for Clinical Care
Peter DeBlieux, MD, regularly teaches updates on critical care medicine for emergency medicine physicians. An emergency physician…
ACEP15 Session: Cardiac Arrest Management Tips
Emergency physician and professor William Brady, MD, wants attendees of his ACEP 2015 session on cardiac arrest…
ACEP15 Session: Time-Critical Interventions in Treating Heart Failure
Until about 10 years ago, Matthew Strehlow, MD, FACEP, clinical associate professor of emergency medicine at Stanford…
ACEP15 Opening Session Speaker Mark Scharenbroich Focuses on Making Personal Connections
The phrase “nice bike” became an inspiration, a company, and a career for motivational speaker Mark Scharenbroich,…