There Was a Horse in the Yard
Our program at the University of Toledo graduated its first class of emergency medicine residents this year….
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There Was a Horse in the Yard
Our program at the University of Toledo graduated its first class of emergency medicine residents this year.... -
ED Pet Peeves
Everyone has pet peeves. You know, silly things that drive you absolutely crazy. One of mine is... -
Keep the Customer Satisfied
When I was in medical school and residency training there was, as far as I knew, no...
Keep the Customer Satisfied
When I was in medical school and residency training there was, as far as I knew, no…
Road Map for a Makeshift Tap
When I was a resident, it was impossible to find paracentesis kits in our department. What we…
Ask a Nurse – or Do You Really Need a Doctor?
There is a shortage of doctors providing primary care in the United States. No matter how you…
Live From the Scientific Assembly
“Is everybody having fun?” shouted Dean Wilkerson, ACEP Executive Director. Some hoots and hollers and applause emanated…
This is Your Captain Speaking…
Denver was a great choice for this year’s Scientific Assembly. I enjoyed meeting many of you there….
One That Made Me Happy, One That Made Me Sad
I recently came across two articles pertaining to the peri-intubation; one made me very happy (b/c it…
Emergency Department: Sanity Saved
I love RBTs. They are awesome. What are RBTs, you ask? OK, OK. Explanation forthcoming. It’s tough…
The Sixth Vital Sign
Pain control is very important. Over the past decade or so, you’d have to have been in…
ED Pet Peeves
Everyone has pet peeves. You know, silly things that drive you absolutely crazy. One of mine is…