Browsing: Advancement of EM

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Research

Journal Club for Dummies: How Not to Be Intimidated by Evidence-Based Medicine

10/5/2017 Krystle Shafer, MD , Cynthia Peng, MD
Journal Club for Dummies: How Not to Be Intimidated by Evidence-Based Medicine Have you ever looked at a journal club article and felt overwhelmed? You are not alone! Many residents are in the same b
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Diversity and Inclusion

What's the T? Caring for Transgender Individuals in the Emergency Department

10/3/2017 Hani I. Kuttab, MD
What's the T? Caring for Transgender Individuals in the Emergency Department Recently, I had my first experience caring for a transgender patient in the emergency department. The patient's chief comp
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Research , Rapid Research Review , Advancement of EM

Rapid Research Review: Data Sets and Summary Indexes

4/2/2017 EM Resident
Rapid Research Review: Data Sets and Summary Indexes Olga Kovalerchik, MD, Emergency Medicine Resident, EMRA Research Committee, Vice-Chair, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT You've just finishe
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Advancement of EM , Research , Rapid Research Review

Rapid Research Review: More Study Types

2/2/2017 EM Resident
Rapid Research Review: More Study Types More Study Types Case Series This is used when the objective is to describe and find patterns related to a particular disease/problem. Case series are useful f
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Rapid Research Review: Study Types

12/1/2016 EM Resident
Rapid Research Review: Study Types Case-Control (“What happened?”) Compares a group with a disease to a group without disease.  This study can calculate an odds ratio. Advantages: many exposures can
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Research , Rapid Research Review

Rapid Research Review: Power

10/2/2016 EM Resident
Rapid Research Review: Power Power Recall that Type I error  is the probability of falsely rejecting the null hypothesis (H0) based on our sample even though H0 is true in the population. Alternative
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Research

Taking the Plunge: Lessons from ACEP's EMBRS Workshop

8/1/2016 Cara Bergamo, MD
Taking the Plunge: Lessons from ACEP's EMBRS Workshop Interested in pursuing a fellowship that will require research? Better yet, interested in a career in emergency medicine research? ACEP's Emergen
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Diversity and Inclusion

Bridging the Gap: Gender and Leadership in Emergency Medicine

8/1/2016 Tricia Smith, MD, MBBS, MPH , Jamie R. Santistevan, MD
Bridging the Gap: Gender and Leadership in Emergency Medicine Emergency medicine (EM) residents face many time constraints: long work hours, endless emails, reading lists, research requirements, and
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Diversity and Inclusion , Leadership Reports , Speaker Report

Diversity and Inclusion in Emergency Medicine

8/1/2016 Vidya Eswaran, MD , Tiffany Jackson, MD
Diversity and Inclusion in Emergency Medicine As our country grows more diverse, tackling health disparities is imperative to improving patient outcomes. After all, human experiences and cultural per
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President's Message , Advancement of EM

Driving the Evolution of EM

5/23/2016 Ramnik “Ricky” Dhaliwal, MD, JD
Driving the Evolution of EM Recently I had the pleasure of attending the EMRA Medical Student Symposium, a collaboration between EMRA and Ohio ACEP. At this student-centric event in Columbus, Ohio, I

#FOAMed and External Sources

Negotiation Skills to Improve your Career (and Life!)

FemInEM 03/25/2019

The Many Ways ACEP Supports Research to Move the Specialty Forward

ACEP Now 04/18/2022

Episode 37: Women in Emergency Medicine with Dr. Esther Choo

EMIGcast 12/01/2017

EM Stud Podcast – EM Critical Care

CDEM Curriculum 02/21/2017
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