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Features

  • Despite Drawbacks, Emergency Medicine Remains a Great Specialty

    Explore the clinical variety and unique rewards that define emergency medicine. Learn why EM remains a vital, fulfilling career path for today’s physicians.
  • Dr. Anne Flower Completes Record-Breaking Running Season

    ER physician Dr. Anne Flower shattered a 31-year-old Leadville 100 record and set a 50-mile world record. Explore her historic rise in the elite ultrarunning world.
  • Beyond Hypoxia: Other Causes of Low Pulse Oximetry

    Low SpO2 isn’t always hypoxia. Master pulse oximetry pitfalls like methemoglobinemia, skin pigmentation, and IV dyes to prevent ED misdiagnosis.

Despite Drawbacks, Emergency Medicine Remains a Great Specialty

January 9, 2026 - Renée Bacher - 0 Comment

Explore the clinical variety and unique rewards that define emergency medicine. Learn why EM remains a vital, fulfilling career path for today’s physicians.

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Dr. Anne Flower Completes Record-Breaking Running Season

January 9, 2026 - Darrin Scheid, CAE - 0 Comment

ER physician Dr. Anne Flower shattered a 31-year-old Leadville 100 record and set a 50-mile world record. Explore her historic rise in the elite ultrarunning world.

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Beyond Hypoxia: Other Causes of Low Pulse Oximetry

January 9, 2026 - Catherine A. Marco, MD, FACEP, and Alan P. Marco, MD, MMM - 0 Comment

Low SpO2 isn’t always hypoxia. Master pulse oximetry pitfalls like methemoglobinemia, skin pigmentation, and IV dyes to prevent ED misdiagnosis.

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“No Surprises” Insurer Tactics Reshape Emergency Medicine Reimbursement

January 7, 2026 - Leona Scott - 0 Comment

Examine how payer tactics under the No Surprises Act impact EM reimbursement. Learn to navigate downcoding and the IDR process to protect your practice revenue.

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A Practical Guide to Diagnosing Delirium and Acute Cognitive Change in the ED

December 23, 2025 - Sonja Foo, MBBS - 0 Comment

Delirium is often missed. Use the 4AT tool and DELIRIUMS mnemonic to improve geriatric outcomes and documentation.

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ACEP Now’s Top Five Articles of 2025

December 22, 2025 - Cedric Dark, MD, MPH, FACEP - 0 Comment

Medical Editor-in-Chief Cedric Dark, MD, FACEP, shares 2025’s top emergency medicine articles on physician compensation, tachycardia, and clinical pearls.

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Annals of Emergency Medicine’s Top Articles in 2025

December 16, 2025 - Donald M. Yealy, MD, Editor in Chief, Annals of Emergency Medicine - 0 Comment

Dr. Yealy selects 2025’s top research: vital updates on hallway boarding, HIV screening, opioid risks, and occlusion MI patterns.

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Top Five Articles of 2025 JACEP Open

December 10, 2025 - Marianne Gausche-Hill, MD, FACEP - 0 Comment

Explore 2025’s top research: sepsis fluid strategies, physician burnout, a drug-free shoulder reduction technique, and prehospital whole blood.

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The Renewed Necessity of Robust Clinical Judgment in CT Scan Utilization

December 10, 2025 - Chinonso A. Nwakama, BS; Bess M. Storch, MD; and Ugo A. Ezenkwele, MD, MPH, FACEP - 1 Comment

New data attributes 5% of annual cancer diagnoses to CT scans. Explore strategies to curb overutilization and minimize radiation risks in the ED.

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Palliative Care in the Emergency Department: An Emerging Role

December 9, 2025 - Allison Tadros, MD, FACEP, and Justin K. Brooten, MD, FACEP - 0 Comment

Why we need better advance care planning and coordination of care for emergency department patients with chronic or serious disease, and how we can get there.

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