EPs and administrators need to stop in-fighting and face sat scores as a team       

Sec. Health appointment suggests “more of the same” from Obama administration    

The Scientific Assembly has changed in three decades, for better AND worse.   

Essential data about ED boarding and helicopter transport of trauma patients  

Real reform demands that we question our most basic health care assumptions 

In this election season, if we’re serious about lowering our health care spending, there are nine areas where we need to start...and everyone is afraid to touch them. 

An understanding of health care reform must begin with one reality: the government giveth and it taketh away

To the Editor:
In the June 2008 issue of Emergency Physician Monthly, Dr. Henry writes a column entitled “Should Sepsis be the Friend of the Elderly?” This piece presents a disturbing and controversial perspective of aging, health economics, and ethics...

Greg Henry responds to letters to the editor regarding the article Should sepsis be the “friend of the elderly”?

Before we can address the macro issues of lowering costs, we must address our culture of over-testing