May 15, 2008
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The patient presents with a hand laceration. Can you detect tendon damage on the ultrasound? Read on...
 
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Tech Doc: PanOptic Scope

Finally, a scope that gives you a better view while letting you keep your distance. Now, your patient doesn't have to know you had a garlic bagel for breakfast.

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Soundings

The patient presents with a hand laceration. Can you detect tendon damage on the ultrasound?

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The future of EMR

Cell phone EMR: conference-goers test new functionality in the quest for the best portable electronic medical record.

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EM:RAP

A digest of Dr. Herbert's monthly audio CME series.

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Debt free and loving it

Five reasons why you should pay off your mortgage sooner than later.

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EM in Guatemala

For Kris Arnold, an emergency physician in Boston, a love for international emergency medicine started in 1976 in Guatemala, after a category 7.5 earthquake...

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EM in the Netherlands

Dr. Terry Mulligan is currently working in the Netherlands, helping develop emergency medicine systems.

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EM in Afghanistan

Dr. Jim Holliman, the program manager for the Afghanistan Health Care Project, is completing a training document aimed at helping developing countries improve EM infrastructures.

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The future of EMR
Cell phone health
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