Year 2068: The Next 50 Years in Emergency Medicine
DALLAS, Aug. 16, 2068 —“Good morning, Mr. Smith,” the nursing home’s artificial intelligence bot chimes. “Your heart…
50th Anniversary
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Year 2068: The Next 50 Years in Emergency Medicine
DALLAS, Aug. 16, 2068 —“Good morning, Mr. Smith,” the nursing home’s artificial intelligence bot chimes. “Your heart... -
Dr. Bradford Walters Salutes ACEP’s 50 Years of Contributions to EM
I would like to say congratulations on our 50th birthday. I have not been an ACEP member... -
Treating Sepsis Then & Now: Part 2
Part 1 of the history of sepsis appeared in the November issue. ED-Centric Treatment Prior to 2000,...
Dr. Bradford Walters Salutes ACEP’s 50 Years of Contributions to EM
I would like to say congratulations on our 50th birthday. I have not been an ACEP member…
Treating Sepsis Then & Now: Part 2
Part 1 of the history of sepsis appeared in the November issue. ED-Centric Treatment Prior to 2000,…
Defining Sepsis Then & Now, Part 1
Epidemiology 1979–2000 Before 2000, solid epidemiology data on sepsis were lacking. No formalized, generally accepted definition existed,…
The Winners of ACEP’s 50th Anniversary “What’s Your Moment?” Contest
We have winners of our 50th anniversary storytelling competition! We received so many excellent submissions from emergency…
Last Day for Some Anniversary Events at ACEP18
Today is the last day to catch ACEP’s 50th anniversary celebrations and presentations! Don’t miss your chance—50th…
Laughs and Struggles of EM Highlighted in Mills Lecture
SAN DIEGO—It was Feb. 20, 1980, and Pamela Bensen, MD, MS, FACEP, was sitting for a nascent…
Be a Witness to History Tuesday at ACEP18
ACEP turns 50 this year, and we want you to join us for a look back at…
Celebrate the Golden Anniversary of EM
Three cheers for 50 years! ACEP turns 50 this year, and we want you to join the…
The History of POCUS in Emergency Medicine
As part of the 50th anniversary celebration of ACEP, Dr. Liu, chair of ACEP’s Emergency Ultrasound Section,…
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With regard to state legislative activity regulating the opioid prescribing practices of emergency physicians, which of the following wouId you support? Check all that apply.
- Restrictions on duration (36%, 229 Votes)
- Restrictions of quantity (34%, 219 Votes)
- Mandatory checking of prescription drug monitoring systems for all opioid prescriptions from the ED (30%, 194 Votes)
Total Voters: 367
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