Reader Responds: Fluids or Pressors in Early Septic Shock?
A tailored, physiology-based approach in the emergency department beats a one-size-fits-all strategy.
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Reader Responds: Fluids or Pressors in Early Septic Shock?
A tailored, physiology-based approach in the emergency department beats a one-size-fits-all strategy. -
Readers Respond: An Action-Based Paradigm for Managing Cardiac Arrest?
Move beyond rigid algorithms: Discover how a phenotype-based, physiology-driven model delivers precision cardiac arrest resuscitation in the ED. -
OPINION: The Mental Health Discharge Gap Emergency Physicians Must Talk About
The first 72 hours post-ED discharge are critical. Learn how emergency physicians can improve mental health safety and close care gaps.
Readers Respond: An Action-Based Paradigm for Managing Cardiac Arrest?
Move beyond rigid algorithms: Discover how a phenotype-based, physiology-driven model delivers precision cardiac arrest resuscitation in the ED.
OPINION: The Mental Health Discharge Gap Emergency Physicians Must Talk About
The first 72 hours post-ED discharge are critical. Learn how emergency physicians can improve mental health safety and close care gaps.
OPINION: Changemaking as a Prescription for Emergency Medicine
Beat burnout in the ED: Learn how the PULSE framework helps emergency physicians drive positive system change from within.
Identification Badges Are an Unrecognized Hazard in Emergency Care
Neck-worn ID badges present an unrecognized strangulation risk in the ED. Discover why clip-ons and breakaway designs are critical to clinician safety.
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.
Resource-Limited Care Lessons from Eswatini
Discover how emergency physicians in resource-limited Eswatini master high-level clinical decision-making and physical exams without reliance on CT imaging.
Rethinking Psychiatric Care in the Emergency Department
Embedding 24/7 psychiatric nurse practitioners in the emergency department reduced patient length of stay and improved disposition. Learn more about this new model.
Readers Respond: Manual Rectal Disimpaction in Toddler Results in Lawsuit
This article prompted enormous feedback from ACEP Now readers. Click through to read these two letters, and check the articles comments for many more.
Reader Responds: On the Value of Postponing Retirement
Great article about Stuart Clive, MD, regarding postponing retirement. (ACEP Now, Approaching Retirement, Emergency Physician Weighed the…