LAC26: Make Advocacy Part of the Job
How emergency physicians shaped healthcare policy at LAC26 to tackle the ED boarding crisis, plus an essential...
ACEP Now: June 2026 (Digital)
Why and How to Use Ketamine for Status Epilepticus
Review recent evidence on treating refractory seizures in the emergency department with ketamine, including prehospital dosing and...
How EM Residents Can Build a Research Portfolio on a Clinical Schedule
Discover actionable strategies for emergency medicine residents to publish scholarship, manage shift-work schedules, and maximize academic productivity.
Residency Spotlight: Hackensack University Medical Center
What does this program offer that residents can’t get anywhere else?
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...
Coding Wizard: A Quick Guide to Coding Point-of-Care Ultrasound
Master point-of-care ultrasound billing. Learn key ED documentation, image retention, and CPT coding rules to secure proper...
Don’t Miss Reversible “Dementia” in Your Emergency Department
Learn to spot idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH)—a rare reversible cause of dementia—in older ED patients with...
Thoughts on Financial Life of an Emergency Doc After 20 Years of Practice
Dr. Dahle shares critical personal finance, debt, and retirement lessons from 20 years of practicing emergency medicine.
How To Cope With Feelings of Distress, Tension After an ED Shift
Lingering distress after an ED shift can drive automatic relief-seeking habits. Discover how to recognize these patterns...
Case Report: When Sore Throat Is More Than Just a Pain in the Neck
Persistent postoperative sore throat could signal a rare intubation complication. Learn how to spot uvular necrosis in...
Ambient AI Scribes Are Coming to an ED Near You
Discover how ambient AI scribes reduce cognitive burden and documentation fatigue for ED physicians, despite current accuracy...
A Conversation With ABEM President James D. Thomas, MD
ABEM President Dr. James Thomas discusses updates to the new certifying exam, MyEMCert modules, declining qualifying exam...
The ED Runs on Caffeine. Can It Also Protect Our Brains?
A new study links coffee and tea consumption to a lower risk of dementia and better cognitive...
Pharmacologic Management of the Post-Intubation Patient in the ED
Optimizing post-intubation sedation in the ED is critical. Explore the dosing, benefits, and risks of key agents...
ACEP Now Wins Two APEX Editorial Excellence Awards
ACEP Now has been honored with two 2026 APEX Awards for Editorial Excellence. The newsmagazine received an...
June 2026 News from the College
Click through to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
