The nite before I wrote this article in Emergency Medicine News, I was on the phone w/an ICU doc friend who had to hang up for an emergency. Before saying goodbye, I overheard him telling the resident to order adenosine to the bedside Adenosine v CCB in SVT, my thoughts: journals.lww.com/em-news/fullte…

Single dose Aminoglycoside implemented in the ED can help avoid hospital admissions. Awesome pilot series led by Jordan Jenrette doi.org/10.1111/acem.1…

Calling #EMbound students interested in doing an away rotation with us in EM or Tox/US at Einstein! Scholarship opportunity available! Details below 😃

STEMI equivalents Patrick Ching #MedX

Big congrats to our Einstein EM team for winning the PACEP Olympics yesterday!! #einsteinproud

#OriginalResearch #March2024 Four-factor prothrombin complex concentrate versus andexanet alfa for the reversal of traumatic brain injuries emj.bmj.com/content/41/3/1…

Airway Management Tips youtu.be/UFtPS9qRan0

Updated version of ECG Quick Reference

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This is the proudest achievement of my career. Doesn’t come with any money, though. 😞

Our October issue is out! Don’t miss these must-read articles by Rick Pescatore, D.O. Edwin Leap Sandy Simons MD 3rd Rock Ultrasound, LLC Taylor Burkholder, MD, MPH Blake Briggs, MD Matt Bivens, MD & Gina Shaw at EM-News.com #FOAMed

Innovations have changed nephrolithiasis care, says Rick Pescatore, D.O., bc of refinements in imaging & pain strategies. EPs can give 10 mg ketorolac, which is as effective as higher doses, & magnesium for pain. Read this! Your pts will thank you! #FOAMed tinyurl.com/28y4k256

Agree. It’s an incredibly realistic show, and I’m grateful for the chance to show my wife a little bit “what it’s like.” Fair warning: to those of us with a bit of anxiety or PTSD from the job, it can be a bit triggering. Grateful nonetheless.

Thanks for the new follows! I'm an ER doc in Philly—I've seen it all, from the mundane to the miraculous. I love this job, but I've also learned a hard truth: Emergency medicine is the greatest job in the world… don’t let it become more than that. Life is bigger. Here's to the

Woah, ACGME new proposed requirements has all EM residencies going to all 4 years!

Emergency medicine is a lifestyle, not just a job. You’ll see the sickest patients, the worst luck, and the darkest corners of humanity—& still be expected to smile, move fast, and get it right every time. A thread on what they don’t tell you about EM. 🧵

🧵 EM In-Service Exam: Departing thoughts—Top Tips for Residents 🚨 1/ This is my last year as an academic attending, so here’s a thread on how to crush the EM In-Service Exam and, more importantly, how to actually learn EM for real-world practice. Let’s go:

ER doctors will literally proclaim themselves the safety net of healthcare while telling the schizophrenic homeless alcoholic guy he should just make his appointment in the lipid clinic already

People come to the ER with symptoms that don’t make perfect sense. The dizziness that isn’t really dizzy. The ache that “moves around.” The stomach that just feels..“off.” We rule things out, reassure, and send them home. But often, they weren’t looking for relief. They were

Spiegel’s voice shaped a generation of thinkers. His return is more than welcome—it’s necessary. Read his piece. Share it. Let’s argue again. Let’s lead again. journals.lww.com/em-news/fullte…