OPINION: Changemaking as a Prescription for Emergency Medicine
Beat burnout in the ED: Learn how the PULSE framework helps emergency physicians drive positive system change from within.
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OPINION: Changemaking as a Prescription for Emergency Medicine
Beat burnout in the ED: Learn how the PULSE framework helps emergency physicians drive positive system change from within. -
Opinion: Emergency Medicine Lessons From the TV Show “Scrubs”
A "Scrubs" reboot highlights real-world ED struggles with burnout, budgets, and trainee support. See why the sitcom still hits close to home. -
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.
Opinion: Emergency Medicine Lessons From the TV Show “Scrubs”
A “Scrubs” reboot highlights real-world ED struggles with burnout, budgets, and trainee support. See why the sitcom still hits close to home.
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 and safely process the tension.
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 and throughput challenges.
Approaching Retirement, Emergency Physician Weighed the Moral Math of One More Year
Dr. Stuart Clive was ready to retire, but a personal recalculation led him to a global nonprofit organization committed to helping people regain their sight.
Opinion: The Greatest Fantasy in “The Pitt” Isn’t the Miracles, It’s Eye Contact
HBO’s The Pitt nails ED tension but ignores the “digital beast.” See why AI scribes won’t solve the documentation crisis facing modern ED physicians.
Workplace Violence in the ED: In Search of Lasting Solutions
With 91 percent of ED physicians reporting recent violence, new laws and reporting tools are finally targeting the systemic failures threatening staff safety.
Despite Drawbacks, Emergency Medicine Remains a Great Specialty
Explore the clinical variety and unique rewards that define emergency medicine. Learn why EM remains a vital, fulfilling career path for today’s physicians.
Top Five Articles of 2025 JACEP Open
Explore 2025’s top research: sepsis fluid strategies, physician burnout, a drug-free shoulder reduction technique, and prehospital whole blood.