Emergency Medicine News - EMN Live

Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts talk about what’s coming up in the June issue, including an article Dr. Pescatore says is the best article he ever read in EMN. Hint: Graham Walker, MD, wrote it. PLUS an also interview with Seth Collings Hawkins, MD, about how dry drowning is just not a thing. And much more!

Ms. Roberts talks with Dr. Lee about two pediatric patients with difficult airways.

Ms. Roberts, Dr. Pescatore, and special guest James Roberts, MD, talk about what’s coming up in the May issue, but also interview noted emergency physician Jerry Hoffman, MD, about the controversial article in the NY Times about tPA. And much more!

Ms. Roberts and Dr. Pescatore not only dissect the April issue, but also call on the knowledge of pain expert Sergey Motov, MD, to discuss these game-changing articles:

• “The Cure for Back Pain Is Biting the Bullet” by Graham Walker, MD
• “Is Phenobarbital for Alcohol Withdrawal Ready for the Big Time?” by Leon Gussow, MD
• “TXA Superior to Packing for Epistaxis, and Patients Like It Better” by Dustin Ballard, MD, & David Vinson, MD
• “Rage against Renal Colic: Keep the Ketorolac, Maybe Morphine, Leave the Lido for Last” by Dan Runde, MD
• “Three Things You Should Know about Sickle Cell Disease” by EMedHome.com
• And much more!

Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts discuss practice-changing articles from the March issue:

• Topic of the Month: "Once Stuck in a Therapeutic Fog, Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Finds Clarity" by none other than Rick Pescatore, DO
• Article of the Month: "Fatigue, Cough, Night Sweats, Gum Bleeding" by Katherine Wurlitzer, MD, & Taylor Burkholder, MD, MPH
• This Month's Game Changer: "The Patient Call-Back Goes High Tech" by Alex Mohseni, MD
• Maximum Medicine: "To Give or Not to Give Activated Charcoal, That’s Not the Real Question" by Leon Gussow, MD
• The "As If" Segment: "The Dos and Don’ts of Sign-Out Etiquette" by Alberto Hazan, MD, & Jordana Haber, MD

And much more!

BONUS PODCAST! Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts set up a recording studio at the EMN booth during the ACEP Scientific Assembly to interview some of the top names in emergency medicine. In this one, Ms. Roberts interviews Seth Collings Hawkins, MD, about his new book, Wilderness EMS, and why wilderness care is not just for hikers and spelunkers anymore.

Ms. Roberts and Dr. Pescatore discuss practice-changing articles from the January issue:

• Editorial Topic of the Month: “A Dangerous Game of Bias” by Mark Mosley, MD
• Article of the Month: “The Epidemic of Cripping Anxiety, Literally” by Graham Walker, MD
• This Month’s Game Changer: “Tissue over Time: The DAWN of a New Era” by Evie Marcolini, MD
• The “As If” Segment: “Beware the Snake (Head) in the Grass” by Leon Gussow, MD
• Maximum Medicine: “PCI Fails to Reduce Death or MI in Stable Angina, So Why Is It Still Being Used?” by Rory Spiegel, MD

And much more!

BONUS PODCAST! Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts set up a recording studio at the EMN booth during the ACEP Scientific Assembly to interview some of the top names in emergency medicine. In this one, Dr. Pescatore interviews Amy Ondeyka, MD, about her work with ACEP and CORD on wellness initiatives and mental health in emergency medicine.

BONUS PODCAST! In this bonus podcast from the ACEP Scientific Assembly, Dr. Pescatore interviews Zinta Zapp, MD, about opioids, medication-assisted therapy, and a special curriculum for residents.

Watch this space for more bonus podcasts with Rick and Martha.

BONUS PODCAST! Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts set up a recording studio at the EMN booth during the ACEP Scientific Assembly to interview some of the top names in emergency medicine. In this one, they talk to Sandra Scott Simons, MD, best known in EMN and Twitter as the ER Goddess (@ERGoddessMD), about how she juggles being an EP, a mom of two, a column author, and a marathon runner.