There Was a Horse in the Yard
Our program at the University of Toledo graduated its first class of emergency medicine residents this year….
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There Was a Horse in the Yard
Our program at the University of Toledo graduated its first class of emergency medicine residents this year.... -
Keep the Customer Satisfied
When I was in medical school and residency training there was, as far as I knew, no... -
ACEP ‘Chooses’ Differently, Opts for Alternative Approach to Find Cost Savings
After considerable debate, the ACEP Council voted this month to refrain from participation in the national “Choosing...
ACEP ‘Chooses’ Differently, Opts for Alternative Approach to Find Cost Savings
After considerable debate, the ACEP Council voted this month to refrain from participation in the national “Choosing…
A Rewarding Job Made Even Better
Sitting in a hogan, warming ourselves by the fire, Stephen Begay told me a story about his…
Road Map for a Makeshift Tap
When I was a resident, it was impossible to find paracentesis kits in our department. What we…
Ask a Nurse – or Do You Really Need a Doctor?
There is a shortage of doctors providing primary care in the United States. No matter how you…
Coaching: From Matside to Bedside
I never teach my pupils; I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn….
2012 Award Winners Honored at Scientific Assembly
Presented at Scientific Asembly, Denver, Colo. Michael L. Carius, M.D. John G. Wiegenstein Leadership Award Dr. Carius…
Regarding ACEP Policy on Short Courses
Revise position on short courses. Recently the ACEP board of directors approved a policy statement denouncing the…
Emergency Department: Sanity Saved
I love RBTs. They are awesome. What are RBTs, you ask? OK, OK. Explanation forthcoming. It’s tough…
Keep the Customer Satisfied
When I was in medical school and residency training there was, as far as I knew, no…