Can This Patient Leave Against Medical Advice?
A 28-year-old man presented with agitation. He was brought in by police and was restrained because of…
Quality & Safety
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Can This Patient Leave Against Medical Advice?
A 28-year-old man presented with agitation. He was brought in by police and was restrained because of... -
Waiting Room Medicine: The Ethical Conundrum
As hospital boarding, increased emergency department (ED) volumes, and complexity of patients have increased, so have wait... -
ACEP Takes Firm Stand on Physician Leadership
Indiana’s SB 400, signed into law on May 4, 2023, requires hospitals with emergency departments (EDs) to...
Waiting Room Medicine: The Ethical Conundrum
As hospital boarding, increased emergency department (ED) volumes, and complexity of patients have increased, so have wait…
ACEP Takes Firm Stand on Physician Leadership
Indiana’s SB 400, signed into law on May 4, 2023, requires hospitals with emergency departments (EDs) to…
Checking In with ACEP President Terry
Each year, the ACEP President sits down with ACEP Now’s Medical Editor in Chief to discuss issues…
September 2024 News from the College
ACEP Applauds Adoption of CMS Age-Friendly Hospital Measure ACEP strongly applauded the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid…
Tread Cautiously with Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Scenarios
Virtually everyone has experimented with large language models (LLMs) in some fashion. Whether a person is conducting…
July 2024 News from the College
New Unionization Resources Now Available In a growing curation of content about physician unionization, the ACEP Medical-Legal…
June 2024 News from the College
ACEP-Developed Due Process Legislation Introduced by Congress Last month, Congress introduced the “Physician and Patient Safety Act”…
February 2024 News from the College
ACEP Leaders Meet with DOJ Antitrust Department ACEP President Aisha T. Terry, MD, MPH, FACEP, ACEP Executive…
These Patients and Drugs are Commonly Involved in Drug Interactions
Many common presentations to the emergency department (ED) are related to drug interactions that are commonly missed…