Identification Badges Are an Unrecognized Hazard in Emergency Care
Neck-worn ID badges present an unrecognized strangulation risk in the ED. Discover why clip-ons and breakaway designs are critical to clinician safety.
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Identification Badges Are an Unrecognized Hazard in Emergency Care
Neck-worn ID badges present an unrecognized strangulation risk in the ED. Discover why clip-ons and breakaway designs are critical to clinician safety. -
Readers Respond: Lasting Solution to ED Workplace Violence Must Prioritize Prevention
Preventing ED workplace violence requires upstream action. Risk assessments and interdisciplinary leadership can stop threats before harm occurs. -
Strong State Advocacy Means a Stronger Specialty
Local legislative battles over scope of practice, ED boarding, and workplace safety are won at the chapter level. Here is why your state voice matters.
Readers Respond: Lasting Solution to ED Workplace Violence Must Prioritize Prevention
Preventing ED workplace violence requires upstream action. Risk assessments and interdisciplinary leadership can stop threats before harm occurs.
Strong State Advocacy Means a Stronger Specialty
Local legislative battles over scope of practice, ED boarding, and workplace safety are won at the chapter level. Here is why your state voice matters.
The Built on Results Campaign Highlights ACEP’s Advocacy Wins
Explore advocacy victories in physician-led care, boarding, and safety. New podcasts show how ACEP wins produce real impact for emergency department physicians.
April 2026 News from the College
Click through to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Workplace Violence in the ED: In Search of Lasting Solutions
With 91 percent of ED physicians reporting recent violence, new laws and reporting tools are finally targeting the systemic failures threatening staff safety.
Despite Drawbacks, Emergency Medicine Remains a Great Specialty
Explore the clinical variety and unique rewards that define emergency medicine. Learn why EM remains a vital, fulfilling career path for today’s physicians.
ACEP and ACEP Chapters Affect Change in 2025
Your advocacy is working. See how ACEP chapters won key 2025 legislative battles to protect physician-led care, improve safety, and stop corporate overreach.
A Conversation with ACEP President Dr. Aisha Terry
Twice a year, the Medical Editor in Chief of ACEP Now sits down with the ACEP President…
Workplace Violence and Mental Health in Emergency Medicine
Careers often align with personality, interests, morals, and aspirations. This allows professionals to develop a sense of…