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Articles by Current Features Emergency Physicians Monthly has teamed up with the board prep pros at Rosh Review to bring you a mini board review, so that you can test yourself on a regular basis and track your progress. The following is the test – and answers – from the March edition of Emergency Physicians Monthly. Questions about the test? Talk back on Twitter @epmonthly. Work + Life Take EPM's 2011 Survey on Salary, Workforce and Gender and win a $100 gift certificate to either
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Read moreCME Archive Are steroids necessary for bacterial meningitis? When do urine cultures
become positive in relation to duration of fever? This journal club will
review some key articles on fever in children and will help us with the
management of febrile infants who present shortly after immunizations.
Read moreWork + Life How can an ED solve a complex, systemic healthcare problem like patient satisfaction? They can sing about it, of course. Profiles  Paul Begala, a democratic strategist and CNN political contributor, is set to headline the ACEP Scientific Assembly in Boston next week. The former Clinton consultant makes no apologies about his health care politics, stating in a recent piece in the Washington Post that "it would be a bitter disappointment if health reform did not include a public option."Management STAT! EMERGENCY MEDICINE BY THE NUMBERS
235 emergency physicians responded to EPM’s quality care survey
Read moreHere’s what you had to say... Medico-Legal Emergency physicians discuss end-of-life care
Grandma's Chocolate Cake –Ilene Brenner, MD
Pneumonia, the friend of the aged –Alan Jon Smally, MD My possible future self... –Gary M. Gaddis, MD, PhD |
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