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Neurology

Detecting Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome

8/14/2019 Lee Johnson , May Li, MD

A missed diagnosis of Wernicke encephalopathy (WE) can lead to Korsakoff syndrome, which carries a 20% mortality rate. Because this life-threatening condition can be easily misdiagnosed, it's importan

Toxicology

Alcoholic Ketoacidosis: Mind the Gap, Give Patients What They Need

8/14/2019 Brendan Innes, MD , Stephanie Carreiro, MD

Patients with alcohol use disorder commonly present to the ED critically ill, with myriad underlying pathologies. Alcoholic ketoacidosis (AKA) should be considered in anyone with prolonged and/or bing

Career Planning , Practice Environments

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

8/14/2019 Megan Stobart-Gallagher, DO, FACEP

Residency provides a built-in community, culture, and structure all its own. But as you look toward those early career years, how do you decide which practice environment is right for you?

Advocacy

Finding My Voice

8/14/2019 Katherine Dowdell, MD

Regardless of where you are in your medical training or your level of experience with advocacy, know that you have a unique insight to some of the most fundamental issues in your community. You have a

Administration & Operations , Health Care Administration , Health Policy

The Acute Unscheduled Care Model: A Chance to Prove Our Value

8/14/2019 Mahesh Polavarapu, MD , Claudie Bolduc, MD, MPH

An elegantly simple proposal, the Acute Unscheduled Care Model, attempts to put emergency physicians back in the driver's seat of care while illustrating value within the health care delivery system.

Wilderness Medicine

Everest Trek: High-Altitude Medicine

8/14/2019 David Miranda, MD

In April 2018, during my third year of residency, I completed a wilderness medicine educational trek to Mt. Everest base camp. The trip provided a glimpse of remote medical care in the Himalayan regio

ECG Challenge , Cardiology

ECG Challenge: August 2019

8/14/2019 Sarah Frantz, MD , Jeremy Berberian, MD

An 87-year-old female presents with generalized weakness for the past several days after a recent increase in her diuretic medication by her cardiologist.

Medical Education

The Next Generation Medical Student: Focus on POCUS

8/14/2019 Jonathan Brewer, MD

By incorporating ultrasound into the first-year curriculum, not only are medical students able to learn a technique that augments their anatomical knowledge, they are also able to contribute meaningfu

Neurology

Take a HINT on Central Vertigo in the Emergency Department

8/13/2019 Michael D. Simpson, MD , Eric Kalivoda, MD

Differentiating benign peripheral conditions from central nervous system lesions like strokes can be difficult. Enter the HINTS exam - the objective measure.

Ultrasound , Cardiology

Differentiating Acute Versus Chronic Right Heart Failure with Bedside Echocardiography

8/13/2019 Andrew Pellet, MD , Amy Zeidan, MD , Jacob Avila, MD

While there are a number of quantitative and qualitative assessments that can be used to evaluate right heart function, 2 measurements in particular can help differentiate acute versus chronic right h

Browsing: Topics

Detecting Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome

Alcoholic Ketoacidosis: Mind the Gap, Give Patients What They Need

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

Finding My Voice

The Acute Unscheduled Care Model: A Chance to Prove Our Value

Everest Trek: High-Altitude Medicine

ECG Challenge: August 2019

The Next Generation Medical Student: Focus on POCUS

Take a HINT on Central Vertigo in the Emergency Department

Differentiating Acute Versus Chronic Right Heart Failure with Bedside Echocardiography

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