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  • Pros and Cons: A Mandated Four-Year Residency

    PRO: Move to Mandated Four-Year Residency a Crucial Step by Andrew Garrett Little, DO, FACEP The recent...
  • Are the Benefits of Metal Detectors Worth the Costs?

    When patients enter an emergency department or we begin our shifts, there is the expectation of safety....
  • Time to Put Negative Perceptions of Metal Detectors to Rest

    Violence in the emergency department is not a new phenomenon. Our specialty has been fighting for workplace...

Pros and Cons: A Mandated Four-Year Residency

June 11, 2025 - Andrew Garrett Little, DO, FACEP, and Megan Healy, MD, FAAEM - 1 Comment

PRO: Move to Mandated Four-Year Residency a Crucial Step by Andrew Garrett Little, DO, FACEP The recent…

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Are the Benefits of Metal Detectors Worth the Costs?

December 2, 2020 - Tracy G. Sanson, MD, FACEP - 1 Comment

When patients enter an emergency department or we begin our shifts, there is the expectation of safety….

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Time to Put Negative Perceptions of Metal Detectors to Rest

December 2, 2020 - Diann M. Krywko, MD, FACEP - 0 Comment

Violence in the emergency department is not a new phenomenon. Our specialty has been fighting for workplace…

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Gun Control Issue Fosters Pro–Con Advocacy Debate in Emergency Medicine

July 15, 2016 - Kevin Klauer, DO, EJD, FACEP - 4 Comments

Gun violence is an ever-growing concern in the United States, and there’s no question that emergency physicians…

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Readers Weigh in on Marijuana Legalization, Decriminalization

December 17, 2014 - ACEP Now - 0 Comment

The argument that we, as a nation, can “Make Marijuana Safer by Making It Legal” [Oct. 2014]…

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How Legalizing Marijuana Has Impacted Colorado

October 9, 2014 - George Sam Wang, MD, FAAP, and Kennon Heard, MD, PhD - 2 Comments

Colorado has had a long history with marijuana. It became one of the first states to allow medical marijuana in 2000.

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Legalizing Marijuana Will Make It Safer

October 9, 2014 - Larry A. Bedard, MD - 1 Comment

Prohibition of marijuana is a failed public health policy. Nearly 85 percent of Americans have tried marijuana. For at least two decades, it has been easier for adolescents to obtain marijuana than alcohol. Marijuana is the biggest cash crop in California. Nationwide, Americans spend and consume between $75 billion and $120 billion worth of marijuana annually.

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Maintain Emergency Medicine Certification as Requirement for ACEP Membership

August 12, 2014 - Russell Radtke, MD, FACEP, Chair of the ACEP Young Physicians Section - 3 Comments

The case for maintaining strict membership requirements for ACEP The discussion on opening up ACEP membership to…

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Open ACEP Membership to All Emergency Physicians

August 12, 2014 - Sullivan Smith, MD, FACEP, Chair of the ACEP Careers Section - 1 Comment

Allowing ED physicians not certified in EM to join will fulfill our mission—and ultimately help patients Courage…

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ACEP’s stroke policy fuels discussion and debate

April 1, 2013 - Kevin Klauer, D.O. & By Andy S. Jagoda, M.D. - 0 Comment

Guidelines for tPA – An alternate view Just as there is division in our specialty regarding tPA…

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