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The Disposition Dilemma

by Kelli O’Laughlin, MD, MPH & Andrew Shin, JD, MS, MPH on June 8, 2009

Cover Story//Geriatric Emergency Medicine

Options narrowing when “admitting for placement”

Defuse the “F” Bomb

by Michael Silverman, MD on June 2, 2009

Directors Corner

Colleagues swearing like sailors? Sure, the ED is a stressful place, but know when, and how, to curb the cursing.

Planning a Workforce That Works

by Ricardo Martinez, MD on May 7, 2009

Charting a viable future for the EM workforce will mean finally embracing “systems thinking” in the ED

STAT! EM By The Numbers

by Whitney Plaster on April 29, 2009

We polled 478 EPs on workforce issues.

Here’s what you had to say

In EDs, Efficiency is King...no matter how you slice it

by Michael Silverman, MD on April 17, 2009

Director's Corner

Q. I’ve heard about a technique called “thin slicing” that’s used to increase efficiency. Does it work?

Dealing With Dr. Early Dispo

by Michael Silverman, MD on February 28, 2009

Director's Corner

I have gotten several complaints from our hospitalist staff about one of my new physicians.

-Concerned about Dr. E.D. (Early Dispo)

The Golden Rule for Pain

by Kevin Klauer, DO on February 25, 2009

The key to pain management is to treat your patient the way you’d want to be treated. But are EPs a part of the pain care solution or the problem?

ACEP To Launch ED Data Institute

by Richard Bukata, MD on January 30, 2009

After several years of development and testing, the American College of Emergency Physicians announced the launch of the Emergency Department Data Institute (EDDI) at its annual Scientific Assembly in October.

Charts Raise Questions of Credibility

by Michael Silverman, MD on December 31, 2008

Directors Corner

I have received a couple of patient complaints alleging that one of our doctors didn’t adequately examine them (the patient). When I reviewed the chart, the doc appears to have dotted all the I’s and crossed all the T’s. I spoke with the doc and he said he clearly remembered the patients and then asked, “How could I have made their diagnoses without examining them?” What are your thoughts?

The Blog Roll | by WhiteCoat

by WhiteCoat on December 31, 2008

ACEP Gives the nation’s EDs a “D-”

Texas gets a rare “A” for tort reform

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