Commentary
Commentary
A Holiday Visit to the ED (With Apologies to Clement Clarke Moore)
Commentary
Why is the mental health burden in EDs rising?
In Part I of a series of commentaries unpacking U.S. trends in mental health services, Andrea Kablanian, MPH, and Lorenzo Norris, MD, examine the...
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Bertrand M. Bell, MD: An Iconoclast Who Became an Icon
Bertrand M. Bell, MD, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, died at the age of 86 in his Manhattan...
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Navigating the ambiguity around whether to admit or discharge
In residency training, each patient encounter trains us in the challenging practice of risk assessment in potentially dangerous situations.
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Myth of the Month: Does nitroglycerin response predict coronary artery disease?
A 55-year-old man presents to the emergency department with substernal chest pain. The pain has occurred off and on over the past 2 hours...
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Striking the balance: Who should be screened for CP-CRE acquisition?
Identifying which patients are at high risk of acquiring carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) is important to prevent further...
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The Long Hot Summer of 2016
Months of extremely high temperatures throughout the United States made the summer of 2016 one of the hottest summers on record. The summer may...
News
Medical quality beats patient comfort
Clinical Review
What’s Hot in Our National Organizations: A Follow-Up
Practice Economics
The ED Is a Safer Place…and Can Be Safer Still
Commentary
Viruses on mobile phones
Several studies have shown that mobile phones used at hospitals are contaminated by bacteria, including highly pathogenic ones. These devices may...