Investments in Health IT Will Happen in EDs
Investments in health information technology (IT) will continue to be made in emergency departments, thanks to two…
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Investments in Health IT Will Happen in EDs
Investments in health information technology (IT) will continue to be made in emergency departments, thanks to two... -
New ABEM President Takes Office
Mark T. Steele, M.D., an ACEP member since 1985, has assumed the office of President of the... -
2010 ACEP Elections: Meet the Candidates
At its annual meeting in September, the ACEP Council will elect new leaders for the College. The...
New ABEM President Takes Office
Mark T. Steele, M.D., an ACEP member since 1985, has assumed the office of President of the…
2010 ACEP Elections: Meet the Candidates
At its annual meeting in September, the ACEP Council will elect new leaders for the College. The…
Crowding Case Study Submissions Now Being Accepted Online
Crowding of emergency departments has been a recognized problem nationwide since the 1980s. With reduced numbers of…
The Privilege of a Lifetime
I was cleaning out my (paper) file cabinet last week and came across my plastic name badge…
ACEP Develops Plan to Influence Reform
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was signed into law in March, but as expected with…
New ACEP Budget Includes More Member Benefits
On the heels of another successful year, ACEP plans to capitalize on its momentum and enhance the…
PQRI, CMS Core Measures Increase Pressure to Report
Some emergency physicians may perceive hospital quality-improvement initiatives as endeavors that were conceived primarily by academic types…
The Best Way to Predict the Future Is to Create It
R Health care reform is sending a message to patients, hospitals, payers, and providers that business as…
Value-Based Care Movement Heads Toward the ED
Editor’s Note: This article is the third in a series looking at how quality-improvement and performance-reporting programs…