Risk Management Pitfalls , Medico Legal , Medical Liability , Administration & Operations

Risk Management: Falls in the Emergency Department

10/16/2018 Ashley Guthrie, DO , Steven Hochman, MD, FACEP

Crowded, busy emergency departments seem susceptible to an increased risk of slip-and-fall accidents that keep administrators awake at night. But does the evidence bear out this assumption?

Medical Students , Wellness

Mindfulness Meditation: How to Stay Focused in Med School and Beyond

8/29/2018 Michael Minichiello, MSIV

Medical school (and even beyond) can be demanding. Practicing mindful meditation can help offset that stress. Learn how.

Burnout , Opinion-Editorial

A Difficult Investment: Lessons from a Burned-Out You

8/19/2018 Perrin Nimlos, MD

Sometimes the best investment you can make in your career is also the hardest: it's an investment of time.

Workplace , Burnout

Burnout in the Emergency Department: An Interview with Zachary Olson, MD, Creator of EM Clerkship Podcast

8/7/2018 Christopher Borowy, MSIV , Jonathan Kelley, DO

Want to beat burnout? There's plenty of general advice available. But sometimes you need real-life perspective. For that we spoke with Zachary Olson, MD.

ERAS & Residency Application , Medical Students , Personal

Time Out: Things to Consider When Taking a Year Off from Medical School

8/7/2018 Kate Anderson, MD

Taking a leave of absence from medical school may be exactly what you need to do your best in residency. But be prepared to prove the benefits of a gap year.

Health Policy Journal Club , Health Policy , Insurance

Health Policy Journal Club: Myths About ED Overuse By The Uninsured

8/6/2018 Jennifer Nath, JD, MS

Uninsured patients use the ED as often as the insured yet use other care much less.

Medical Students , Advising , Workplace , Medico Legal , Burnout

When the Dust Settles: A Look After the Match

6/11/2018 Gregory Tanquary, DO, MBA , Chichen Qiu, MD

Preparing for the Match can be all-consuming. But what happens afterward? This 3-part series will explore a few key topics. We addressed housing and finances, and now we tackle professional life.

Workplace , Wellness

Applying Cognitive Load Theory to Emergency Medicine Handoffs

6/10/2018 Danielle T. Miller, MD , Matthew Klein, MD, MPH

What's the best way to approach handoffs at the end of a busy shift? Try incorporating cognitive load theory to help improve the process.

Workplace , Wellness

Emotional Intelligence in the Emergency Department

6/10/2018 Stephen Donnelly, MD , Brian J. Levine, MD, FACEP

An emergency physician must be able to react appropriately to any injury that arrives in the ED. It requires vast amounts of knowledge - but it also demands a skill that serves as the cornerstone of s

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Welcome to Emergency Medicine

6/9/2018

Do you remember your very first shift as a physician?

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Risk Management: Falls in the Emergency Department

Mindfulness Meditation: How to Stay Focused in Med School and Beyond

A Difficult Investment: Lessons from a Burned-Out You

Burnout in the Emergency Department: An Interview with Zachary Olson, MD, Creator of EM Clerkship Podcast

Time Out: Things to Consider When Taking a Year Off from Medical School

Health Policy Journal Club: Myths About ED Overuse By The Uninsured

When the Dust Settles: A Look After the Match

Applying Cognitive Load Theory to Emergency Medicine Handoffs

Emotional Intelligence in the Emergency Department

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