In Memory of Nancy J. Auer, MD, FACEP
ACEP and its members mourn the loss of Nancy J. Auer, MD, FACEP, a pioneering physician, leader,...
ACEP Now: September 2026
Meet the 2026 ACEP President-Elect Candidates
Candidates responded to this prompt: How do you suggest ACEP navigate policy issues in a highly partisan...
Physicians Brace for Medicaid’s Next Coverage Changes
Medicaid cuts could leave millions uninsured. Discover how emergency physicians are bracing for a surge of sicker...
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...
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.
Toxicology Question: What’s Pretty on the Hillside, Not on the Plate?
Hint: Don’t mistake the bulbs of these springtime flowers for onions.
How To Prepare for a Hospital Work Stoppage
As health care strikes rise, learn how ED leaders can safeguard patient flow, manage surge staffing, and...
Four Perfect Days in Chicago
Navigate ACEP26 and Chicago like a local with expert tips on scientific sessions, dining, and must-see attractions...
Concierge Emergency Medicine Offers Multitude of Benefits
Pros include shorter waits, more time with patients, and reduced burnout. Click through to learn more.
Treating Abdominal Blunt Trauma in Pediatric Patients
Learn when to safely forgo abdominal CT in kids with blunt trauma using validated PECARN rules, transaminase...
How to Reduce Patient Frustration When ED Waits Are Long
Managing expectations, pain, and micro-autonomy can reshape the emergency department waiting experience.
How POCUS Can Simplify Diagnosing Blurry Vision and More
Diagnose acute vision loss in the ED with confidence: Learn how ocular POCUS rules out retinal detachment...
Facial Trauma: Approach, Pearls, and Pitfalls
Prioritize airway, vision, and hemorrhage over CT scans when managing facial trauma in the ED. Master essential...
Toxicology Answer: Daffodil Bulbs
Recognize the toxic alkaloids behind daffodil poisoning, identify acute GI and dermal effects, and review symptom-based ED...
Residency Spotlight: University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
What does this program offer that residents can’t get anywhere else?
Balancing Current Financial Needs With Future Financial Needs
Learn how ED physicians can balance spending today with saving for retirement to build wealth and secure...
September 2026 News from the College
Click through to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Deadline Extended: Free ACEP Anytime with ACEP26 Registration
For two more weeks, register for a four-day ACEP26 pass and score a FREE one-year ACEP Anytime...
