Q&A with ACEP President L. Anthony Cirillo
ACEP’s president discusses H.R. 1’s impact, corporate medicine, liability, and the pressures facing emergency physicians today.
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Q&A with ACEP President L. Anthony Cirillo
ACEP's president discusses H.R. 1's impact, corporate medicine, liability, and the pressures facing emergency physicians today. -
Overcoming Language Barriers in the Emergency Department
Are you documenting language preferences and using certified interpreters? An EM resident argues why we must stop cutting corners with limited-English-proficiency patients. -
Event Medicine: Where Fun and Safety Sing in Perfect Harmony
Emergency physicians are taking their skills out of the ED to provide medical care at music festivals, marathons, and other large-scale events.
Overcoming Language Barriers in the Emergency Department
Are you documenting language preferences and using certified interpreters? An EM resident argues why we must stop cutting corners with limited-English-proficiency patients.
Event Medicine: Where Fun and Safety Sing in Perfect Harmony
Emergency physicians are taking their skills out of the ED to provide medical care at music festivals, marathons, and other large-scale events.
ACEP’s October 2025 Poll: How Often Do You Read Your Own X-Rays?
Our poll reveals how often your EM colleagues read their own X-rays. The results may surprise you. Find out if you’re in the majority.
Sleep Concepts, Strategies for Shift Work in the Emergency Dept.
Shift work disrupts sleep. Learn evidence-based strategies for emergency physicians to improve sleep, on-shift performance, and long-term health.
The AI Legal Trap in Medicine
The legal landscape surrounding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) within the medical setting remains in a…
AI Scribes Enter the Emergency Department
Could AI scribes be the answer to ED physician burnout? This new tech is already cutting charting time, but what are the risks and rewards?
Management of ED Crowding versus Mass Casualty Incidents: Is There an Ethical Difference?
It is a busy Saturday evening in your emergency department (ED). Every bed is filled, including those…
July 2025 News from the College
Upcoming JACEP Open Study Looks at Imaging in Prospective AISP Patients Low levels of C-reactive protein (CRP)…
Push-Dose Pressors in the Emergency Department
Welcome to Critical Care Time, a new critical care-focused column from ACEP Now. My goal in this…