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.
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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. -
Clinical Trial Probes Fluid Choice in Suspected Pediatric Septic Shock
The PECARN PRoMPT BOLUS shows both normal saline and balanced crystalloids are safe and effective. -
Whole Blood Resuscitation: Does Evidence Match Belief?
Low titer group O whole blood streamlines trauma resuscitation, but recent trials question its clinical superiority over component therapy in the ED.
Clinical Trial Probes Fluid Choice in Suspected Pediatric Septic Shock
The PECARN PRoMPT BOLUS shows both normal saline and balanced crystalloids are safe and effective.
Whole Blood Resuscitation: Does Evidence Match Belief?
Low titer group O whole blood streamlines trauma resuscitation, but recent trials question its clinical superiority over component therapy in the ED.
An Action-Based Paradigm for Managing Cardiac Arrest
Upgrade cardiac arrest resuscitation in the emergency department with a practical, 4-step action-based framework focused on POCUS, blood gas analysis, and ECMO.
Opinion: Emergency Medicine Lessons From the TV Show “Scrubs”
A “Scrubs” reboot highlights real-world ED struggles with burnout, budgets, and trainee support. See why the sitcom still hits close to home.
Point-of-Care EEG Is Coming to the Emergency Department
Bedside EEG offers a practical ED solution for rapid seizure detection, post-cardiac arrest care, and avoiding patient transfers for diagnosis alone.
NEMPAC Spotlight: Emergency Physician Candidates in 2026
With a record 50 physicians running for Congress in 2026, NEMPAC is helping emergency physicians overcome campaign challenges and shape federal healthcare policy.
When Cost Keeps Patients Away
How high-deductible health plans force patients to delay necessary care, leaving the emergency department to absorb the financial and clinical fallout.
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.
Blood Deserts: Where the Blood Doesn’t Flow
Emergency physicians can drive innovative solutions, from drone delivery to novel blood products, to overcome supply shortages in remote blood deserts.