Chemical Restraint in the ED
Chemical Restraint in the ED Sudden violence in the emergency department (ED) remains a common problem. Psychiatric…
Practice Trends
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Chemical Restraint in the ED
Chemical Restraint in the ED Sudden violence in the emergency department (ED) remains a common problem. Psychiatric... -
Match Day: Too Good to Be…Good!
Match Day was among the greatest days of my life. In one thrilling moment my loftiest dreams... -
Twas the Night Before Christmas…
Twas the night before Christmas, the ED was quiet, Not a creature was stirring, there wasn’t a...
Match Day: Too Good to Be…Good!
Match Day was among the greatest days of my life. In one thrilling moment my loftiest dreams…
ED Pet Peeves
Everyone has pet peeves. You know, silly things that drive you absolutely crazy. One of mine is…
Road Map for a Makeshift Tap
When I was a resident, it was impossible to find paracentesis kits in our department. What we…
Emergency Department: Sanity Saved
I love RBTs. They are awesome. What are RBTs, you ask? OK, OK. Explanation forthcoming. It’s tough…
The Sixth Vital Sign
Pain control is very important. Over the past decade or so, you’d have to have been in…
I Called In Sick for a Shift
About 2 weeks ago a gentleman from Sydney visited Denver. He had left Sydney over a week…
Pediatric EM Certifying Exams to Be Given in April 2013
The American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) and the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) will administer the…
New Free Benefit: Emergency Care Research – A Primer
Emergency medicine clinicians engaged in research are not often aware of many fundamental principles in conducting and…
Twas the Night Before Christmas…
Twas the night before Christmas, the ED was quiet, Not a creature was stirring, there wasn’t a…