Congrats my dear friend and mentor, Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford!

Protest AND Vote.

To academic institutions about to launch new initiatives around racial equity, please do not expect the work to happen via (even more) free labor from Black faculty. If this is really first priority work, support it. Pay for their time, provide admin support, give it a title.

We are deeply thankful to our colleagues in orthopedic surgery for sending extra resident physicians to work alongside us in the MGH ED on the #frontlines of #COVID19 #holdtheline MGH Emergency Med

Time flies! Four years later, our class is welcoming a new intern class as we get ready to graduate. Feeling nostalgic as an era is coming to an end. C/o 2024, welcome to the HAEMR family!

I’ll tell you a story. When I was in residency a 200+ pound man was brought into the emergency department for agitation. He was uncuffed by NYPD and released into a room with sliding glass doors. He was sweating, shouting, punching walls, and punching himself. 1/

As residents of the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency, we pledge to fight racism and inequity. Black lives matter. #WhiteCoatsForBlackLives

Healthcare provider well-being has been my passion. Please join Drs. Myers and Lynes as we discuss clinician mental health. Tarak Trivedi Allison Norful PhD, RN, ANP-BC, FAAN Columbia Emergency Medicine Tsion Firew, MD, MPH Barbara Lock MD, MFA DL @ACEPNow New York ACEP PennyLema Michelle P. Lin, MD, MPH Dana Im, M.D. @Leighwebb_MD Stefan Flores, MD @ShechterAri

I was once asked during a lecture "is all agitation in an older ED patient delirium?" My short answer - "no". A much longer (and better) answer was just published in JACEP Open with co-authors Christina Shenvi, MD, PhD, MBA, FACEP Jenny and Alex Lo of Northwestern EM - see: doi.org/10.1002/emp2.1…

It feels surreal to be done with residency... and thrilled to be finally setting our roots in Boston as I join the Emergency Medicine faculty at Brigham and Women's Hospital HAEMR. Looking forward to working alongside an incredible EM crew! #HAEMRPride

Yesssss, DACA is here to stay! What a winning week for the SCOTUS Updates!

Dreamers are Americans. Period.

Congratulations to our incredible class of 2020! We are immensely proud of our graduating class of emergency physicians #haemrpride

#ShareTheMicNowMed with Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford I would like to take this time to uplift some of my mentees who keep me on my toes! LaShyra Nolen, MD, MPP @DrSylviaMD Hope T. Jackson, MD Kerry-Ann Kelly, MD, MPH, FACOG AngelByrdMDPhD Katie Czepiel, MD, MS @KaritoJoanie Alister Martin Numa Perez Gricelda Gomez Dana Im, M.D. Lo

Supreme Court on a roll! 🙌🏼

Excited to share our work in AnnalsofEM on developing a quality framework for ED psychiatric care! Thank you Kori S Zachrison, MD, MSc Arjun Scott Zeller Luis Lobón MD MS Kirstin Scott Liz Samuels for participating in this multidisciplinary project and for your mentorship Brigham and Women's Emergency Medicine

It's a paradigm shift -- our commentary on working towards converting boarding time to treatment time for patients with psychiatric emergencies, in this month's AEM Brigham and Women's Emergency Medicine Christopher Baugh MD Marcus Baymon, M.D. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ac…

EMF is proud to announce $150,000 in additional grant funding to support the study of diagnostic accuracy in United States emergency departments. Additional details will be released in January 2023 on our website emfoundation.org.