7 Tips to Help Manage Stress and Reduce Burnout
We all know that a healthy diet, regular exercise, and getting enough sleep are important. But what about the often overwhelming daily work stress in …
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Wellness Checklist for Emergency Medicine Clinicians: Keep Calm and Heal On
Given it’s National Wellness Month, it’s a reasonable time for emergency medicine clinicians to reflect on their well-being. Here’s a checklist …
Top 10 Most Common Injuries in Pickleball
Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer, understanding potential injuries in pickleball is crucial for injury prevention and continued enjoymen…
Understanding Heat-related Illnesses – Causes, Symptoms and When to Seek Emergency Care
As the temperature rises, so does the risk of heat-related illnesses like heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heatstroke. Learn how to recognize the sign…
Ice Immersion Bags: Arizona EMS’ Lifesaving Approach to Heatstroke
As Arizona faces one of its hottest summers on record, the state’s EMS teams use of ice-filled cooling bags, combined with rapid response and monito…
Trump Administration Healthcare Policy & Impacts on Emergency Medicine
Trump administration healthcare policy: Learn about current and upcoming healthcare policy changes and impact on healthcare in the U.S.
Acutely Agitated Patients: Management Recommendations for EM Docs
Nearly half of emergency medicine physicians surveyed reported having been assaulted while at work in the emergency department. How do we protect both…
Positive Affirmations for Emergency Medicine Physician Wellness: A Science-backed Approach
Positive Affirmations for Physician Wellness: Read about this practical tool for maintaining psychological well-being.
Second Victim Syndrome: Supporting Emergency Physicians After Adverse Events
Second Victim Syndrome: Learn about the impact of adverse patient events on physicians and how to support them.
Updated Sepsis Identification and Treatment Protocols in the Emergency Department
As the 6th most misdiagnosed condition in the ED, it’s crucial to rapidly identify and treat sepsis to improve patient outcomes and save lives.